2 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, February 3, 2011CelebrationsNEW ARRIVALSHailey Lynn TillerJan. 13, 2011Jessica and Jeremy Tiller of Bridgeport announce theirth of a daughter, Hailey Lynn, on Jan. 13, 2011, at BayorRegional Medical Center at Grapevine. She weighed 8ounds, 1 ounce and was 20 inches long.Grandparents are Belinda Brewster and Vickie Scheller,oth of Chico. Great-grandparents are Alice Tiller of Chicond Carolyn Landmon of Denison.Cale Anderson CrossJan. 20, 2011William and Amanda Cross of Decatur announce the birthf a son, Cale Anderson, on Jan. 20, 2011, at <strong>Wise</strong> Regionalealth System in Decatur. He weighed 9 pounds, 1 ouncend was 21 inches long.Grandparents are Dobby and Pam Walker of Mead, Okla.,nd Tom and Carol Cross of Wichita Falls.Jaxen Patrick CravensJan. 21, 2011Brandy and Michael Cravens of Rhome announce theirth of a son, Jaxen Patrick, on Jan. 21, 2011, at <strong>Wise</strong> ReionalHealth System in Decatur. He weighed 9 pounds, 11unces and was 20 3/4 inches long.He has a brother, Guy Cravens, 2; and a sister Ariel Cravens,4.Grandparents are Earl and Luanne Schultz of Blythe,Calif., Kevin and Misti Cravens of Azle, Joni Wilkersonof Hurst, and Leslie and Sue Bizek of Yuma, Ariz. Greatgrandparentsare Betty Conway of Bedford, Earl and HelenSchultz of Sacremento, Calif., and Lonnie and Kay Brooks.Cori Layne McNielJan. 19, 2011Eric and Holly McNiel of Decatur announce the birth ofdaughter, Cori Layne, on Jan. 19, 2011, at <strong>Wise</strong> Regionalealth System in Decatur. She weighed 6 pounds, 13 ouncsand was 18 3/4 inches long.She has a brother, Eric McNiel Jr., and a sister, Mica Mciel.Grandparents are John Henderson and Glen and Suzyaabe of Belton, and Rickiey and Mickey McNiel of Weathrford.Great-grandparents are Nell Henderson of Killeennd Irene Ware of Athens, Ala.Continued on page 4Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Jarrett Morganthalerbride formerly Jessica Lynn LuedtkeMarriage vows exchanged Nov. 28, 2010MR. AND MRS. KYLE JARRETT MORGANTHALERJessica Lynn Luedtke andKyle Jarrett Morganthaler,both of Northlake, weremarried in a double ringceremony Nov. 28, 2010, atNortheast Wedding Chapelin Hurst.The bride is the daughterof Jimmy Luedtke of FortWorth and Keri Coffman ofJustin.JamesWoodHyundai.comFIND OUT WHYHYUNDAI ISTHE BEST-SELLINGNEW-CAR BRANDIN WISE COUNTYThe groom is the son of Eddieand Nancy Morganthalerof Rhome.Maid of honor was MaygenLuedtke of Springtown, sisterof the bride; best man wasCody Morganthaler of Decatur,brother of the groom; andring bearer was Desel CyMorganathaler of Decatur,son of the bride and groom.SubscribeOnline.www.wcmessenger.com/subscribe1001 Eagle Dr.Decatur, TX940-627-7443BRIDGEPORT GUNSConcealed Handgun Classes(Must Pre-Register)John Winder, D.D.S., Inc.FAMILY DENTISTRY • IMPLANTS • TOOTH WHITENINGORAL SURGERY5 0 1 S . W A S H B U R N • D E C A T U R940-627-2514GUNS &AMMONext class, Sunday, February 20• Buy• Sell• TradeConsignments Welcome!• New & Used Guns • Reloading Supplies • Gunsmithing • Bluing1691 W. US Hwy. 380 • Bridgeport • 940-683-1777Left to right:Travis CaddellD.D.S.John WinderD.D.S.Paige Winder,D.D.S.Timothy Casey,D.D.S.Roy KindrickD.D.S., M.S.DRESCUE A CAT OR DOG TODAY!Now Availablefor adoption: Female,Rat Terrier mix,approximately 3 yearsold. Great lap dog.To see other pets availablefor adoptionCall: Tammy Loomis940-627-7577Sponsored by:Brown & Rotramble Law FirmBrenda Brown & Che RotrambleAttorneys at Law401 S. Trinity • Decatur • 940-627-6612in cooperation with<strong>Wise</strong> <strong>County</strong>Animal Services<strong>Wise</strong> <strong>County</strong>Animal Shelter1306 13th St.Bridgeport, TX940-683-5287Sales ConsultantRob IngramGeneral ManagerJeff HornSales ManagerChad HuddlestonSales ConsultantZach RhineComplete Care302011Sonatas35UPTOMPGHighwayfor Your Family...in 2 convenient$19,495 *★★★★★OVERALL SONATA CRASH-SAFETY RATINGbased on Even Tougher Standards for 2011-Model VehiclesAmerica’s Best Warranty *10-Year/100,000-MilePowertrain Limited WarrantyAssuranceUS287 Decatur 940-627-4600*Plus Tax, Title and License, and With Approved Credit. SONATA: #310164. MSRP: $21,400.Wood Discount: $1,905. WARRANTY: See dealer for details. EPA HIGHWAY Estimates for comparison.Actual mileage will vary with options, driving conditions, driving habits & vehicle condition.locations!Here when you need us!Mon. - Fri. 8 am - 8 pmSat. 8 am - 4 pm; Sun. 1 - 4 pmURGENT CARE ~ 7 DAYS!www.wisedocs.com
ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, February 3, 2011 3Community FocusDECATURBullriding is dream job for AtwoodSubmitYOURlocal news...www.wcmessenger.com/submitBy ERIKA PEDROZACody Atwood of Decaturkeeps busy competing in bullriding events year-round.“I probably go to 100 rodeosa year,” he said. “I staybusy all year, except for December[when competition]slows down.”A handful of those competitionsare Fort Worth StockShow and Rodeo events.Wednesday the 25-yearoldbull rider was to competeat 2 and 7:30 p.m. inthe World’s Original IndoorRodeo.“I had a pretty good winover the weekend so I shouldbe good to go,” he said.He placed second at aChampionship Bull Riding(CBR) event in Hobbs, N.M.Atwood also competed inthe Professional Rodeo CowboysAssociation ExtremeBull Riding in Fort WorthJan. 19.After watching his brother,Curtis, now 32 of Pampa,an interest sparked.“I’ve got an older brotherwho I looked up to,” Atwoodsaid. “I would see him riding,and I would see it on TV.And that’s how it got started.I started riding when I was8. I moved up to junior bulls,rodeos and then ChampionshipBull Riding.”Despite their similar interestin bull riding, thebrothers compete in differentcircuits.“He mainly just went toNISD MENTORS — Northwest schooldistrict seeks mentors to serve as rolemodels for individual students. All it takesis 30 minutes a week to become a friend,Bur Oak$ 3 You rely on your vision to enjoy TV programs, drive, and interact with the worldeach Sickness and disease cannotharbor in an alkaline body!Join the conference callMonday - Saturday at 8:30 p.m.Central Standard Time:712-432-0075PIN - 615487#Or check out the website:www.holistic.124online.com<strong>Messenger</strong> photo by Joe DutyEXTREME BULL RIDER — Cody Atwood, 25 of Decatur, prepares for his ride in the Fort WorthStock Show and Rodeo Extreme Bull Riding event Jan. 19. Atwood was to compete at 2 and7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the stock show’s World’s Original Indoor Rodeo.THE BOYD AREA BUYERS ASSOCIATIONinvites you to the 1st AnnualPBR (Professional Bull Riders)events,” Atwood said “There’s not much rodeo that I haven’t had anythingthree years ago.“I’ve been very blessed in JIMMY WARE SCHOLARSHIP& BABA FUNDRAISERSaturday, February 12 • 6 - 9 p.m.CBR.”“I came down here to ride bumps and bruises mainly.”Boyd Community Center • 420 E. Morton St.The interest in the sport bulls.”In his almost 20 years ofhas continued into his adult When he isn’t competing, bull riding, Atwood reveresDINNERof his brother. “I do more in the Panhandle,” he said. major,” he said. “Just a fewyears, as he has found an Atwood’s training is simple. an accomplishment last yearCatered by Joe T Garcia’sentertaining way to make “I watch TV, do sit ups and as his most memorable.Tickets purchased in advance $15 • At door $17.50money.push ups — that’s about it,” “Finished second in theLIVE AUCTION * SILENT AUCTION * RAFFLE * ENTERTAINMENT“I don’t have to do a 9 to he said. “I go hunting in the CBR circuit finals last year,”5 (job),” he said. “And I getto travel. I’ve been to everystate except for Maine, Alaskaand Hawaii.”The Pampa native movedwinter and fishing in thesummertime. But mainly, Ijust ride bulls.”Competing in such anextreme sport, Atwood hashe said. “I was the secondtop permanent guy.“I like the feeling when Iwin. It’s hard to describe.”!Children 10 and under - pizza, movies and entertainment for $5 eachAll proceeds will benefi t the Jimmy Ware Scholarship Fundand the Boyd Area Buyers Associations, which supports theBoyd FFA, Boyd 4-H and Boyd FCCLA students at the <strong>Wise</strong>to rodeo-embracing North been fortunate in avoiding E-mail Erika at epedroza@Texas with his parents, broken bones and other seriouswcmessenger.com.<strong>County</strong> Youth Fair.Ricky and Hattie Atwood,injuries.For Tickets or More Information CallBrandi Ferguson 817-999-1461or Jonna Rawlings 940-389-3032VOLUNTEER CONNECTIONWho should you trustrole model and supporter of an at-risk child. Volunteer Connection is a weekly columnIf you are interested, call (817) 215-0172 dedicated to connecting non-profit organizationsor e-mail kschultz@nisdtx.org.to people willing to help. 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