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Editor’s Note: Dale Wilkerson has authorized the Sabine County Reporter to announce his candidacy for Hemphill ISD Board Trustee, Position 4, As a participant in the newspaper’s Political Calendar, following is a statement issued by Wilkerson.

In 1951 I hitch-hiked to Springfield, Missouri (with three dollars’ in my pocket) and enrolled in the newlyestablished Baptist Bible College. The school was kind enough to help a bunch of “pore” preachers get a start.

It all happened outdoors. My granddaughter was getting married! She wanted a garden wedding. A large arch sat near the trees. It was covered and surrounded by flowers. Her dad had spent, quite some time building this beauty. It could later be used for a swing, if desired.

I suppose that all of us can look back over our lives and find holes there. When we step back and look closely, our lives appear as missing teeth. These missing teeth represent the things that we always wanted but were never able to acquire.

Plainview honored their seniors this last Sunday. pictured left to right are Mason Clark, Brother Bruce White, and Laney Forse.

West Sabine held their outdoor learning but had to move it inside due to weather. The culinary students can be seen serving. The students started in their freshman year learning with videos and proper serving ways. Their sophmore and junior year they really got to be hands on and learn how to serve.

E. Cochran (and Dad boat captain) takes 6th place overall with a total of 28.99 pounds.

B. Rogers and K.

These lady Tigers Kenzy Bragg in the 3200 Meter Run and Makensy Wilson in Pole Vault. .

Connor McDaniel and Sam Welch of Hemphill High School take 19th place overall out of 500 teams for the year with approximately 22 total pounds. .