11 & 12 year old girls Fast Pitch District 27 Champs

Team members: Robyn Stringo, Haley Herrera, Miranda Moya, Lexi Carabajal, Karina Baldera, Alejandra Villalon, Mariah Wilson, Abby Hroch, Abby McFall, Sara Ybarbo, Taylor Carter, Coaches: Joe Herrera, Mario Moya, Anthony Stringo (not pictured)

Kenneth Leroy Wooldridge, 84, of Seadrift, went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Friday, July 1, 2011. He loved his family, friends and above all, his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

He was born September 23, 1926, in Long Mott, to the late Everett and Alma Mae Coleman Wooldridge. He was retired from Union Carbide. After retirement, he and his wife worked with Volunteer Christian Builders. Kenneth served as a Deacon at First Baptist Church in Seadrift and taught Sunday School. He was a member of the Seadrift Masonic Lodge #1098 and served in the U.S. Army during World War II.

He is survived by his wife, Billie Ruth O’Briant Wooldridge of Seadrift; daughter, Kathy Wooldridge Smith and husband Kenneth of Seadrift; son, Greg Wooldridge and wife Grace of Seadrift; sister, Vivaree Moore of Corpus Christi; grandchildren, Shawn Smith and wife Janet, Bradley Smith and wife Pam, Stephanie Wooldridge Martinez and husband Zachary, Zachary Wooldridge, Brianna Cruz and Joey Perez; and eight great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Nelda Ray; and brother, Wayne Wooldridge.

Funeral service was held July 5 at Seadrift First Baptist Church, Dr. Joseph E. Dufner officiating, assisted by Dennis Wittnebert. Internment followed in Seadrift Cemetery with the Seadrift Mason Lodge #1098 participating.

Pallbearers were L.M. Caddell, Steven O’Briant, Scott O’Briant, Clinton Wooldridge, Jimmy Lee Ray, Brian Ray and Gary Torno.

Honorary pallbearers were the Deacons of First Baptist Church in Seadrift, John Schilhab, Roger Wooldridge, Glenn Miller, Clark O’Briant and Michael Moore.

Words of comfort may be shared with the family at: www.richardsoncolonial.com .

July 8: Karie Skalak; Eldon Gooden; Kacie Lucey; Sharon Wood

July 9: Sandy Adams; Joe Ramos

July 10: Anjelica Elmore; Lefty Ward

July 11: Amanda Cady; Carolyn Valigura; Judy Overton; Mike Overton; Vicki Rhyne

July 12: Ashley May

July 13: Bob Malacord; Crystal Mapp; Malcolm Torres

July 14: Tiffany Rasmussen; Ed Mouser; Judith Bowman; Debra Mapp

July 15: Jack Miller; Mike Raby

July 16: Brenda Gonzales; Melvin Bueckman; Nathan Bucek

July 17: Debbie Michalek; Duane Melson; Ray Gonzales Jr.

July 18: Nikki Ritch; Ray Gonzales Sr.

July 19: Bao T. Tran; Roxanne Gayle; Rose Smith

July 21: Cavu Mangum; Nicole Reed; Janie Goldman; Chuck Ramirez; Jacob Lucey

July 22: Patrick Overton; Jayson Amason

Indianola Trading is located at 130 East Main in Port Lavaca. Jack Whitlow, owner has a large inventory of handmade iron items for crafts, home and garden. He also keeps a large inventory of antiques from around the world and also Texas and American pieces. Many are European and all are reasonably priced.

You will find a huge assortment of costume jewelry, over 1000 pieces, all priced to sell. These are great for you or for gifts and are 50% to 75% off every day. Most are from major department stores. Also for sale are 100’s of tin signs, stars, crosses, beach decor and yard art and 100’s of conchos.

Joyce Shillings is also a part of the business. She offers all kinds and prices of collectibles and antiques. She is an artist and designer and has been an antique dealer for over 40 years. Joyce offers a collection of religious items from France, Canada and Italy and also has one-of-a-kind jewelry she has designed, at fair prices. Also in her area, are many lovely, inexpensive, linens from Europe and the USA.

Not to miss are the great and large inventory of sea shells, beach cottage decor, shorebirds and much more for the bay decorating.

Stop by Indianola Trading to see the unusual and many one-of- a-kind items and furniture. They are open Monday through Saturday 10:30 to 6:00 and on Sunday from 12:00 to 4:00.

July 9 MGA Cullen Bellah
4-Person Scramble 50+
w/one 8 or under HCP on each team allowed

July 23 American Legion

Aug. 20 4-Person Blind Draw Scramble

Sept. 17 Couples Tournament

Sept. 24 One Person Scramble

Oct. 8 MGA 60+ Handicap Scramble; Only 1 person w/8 or under handicap on each team allowed

Mickey Mouse Tournaments on first Sunday of every month. Call for times. 361-676-6013