To the Editor: After reading the Fayette After reading the Fayette County Record dated Dec. 4, I felt compelled to write a letter regarding the article submitted by Kerina Kelly from Muldoon regarding abortion.

Erasmos Sequin took his seat in the Mexican constitutional assembly on Dec. 11, 1823 as the one deputy from the province of Texas.

The Kana tradition in the 1940s and 50s was to have a gathering or Christmas party each year around Christmas time. Each year it would be hosted at one or the other of my aunts’ or uncles’ houses. There were ten members of this brother and sister clan. The kids would all play outside or in another room while the old folks did their visiting and gossiping in the living room where the Christmas tree stood.

Texas is ready to distribute 1.4 million doses as soon as the COVID-19 vaccine receives federal government approval. Gov.

Dec. 15 marks a hidden holiday, as uncelebrated as it is unappreciated. It was 229 years ago next Tuesday that the United States ratified the Bill of Rights, ensuring unprecedented freedom for the people of an emerging nation.

Dec. 4-8, 1970 Fayette County’s generous offer of a Christmas tree was bound to go a long way toward making a merry Christmas for the young residents of the Harris County Boys Home in Houston.

One thing we seem to despise in the spring (but would love to see now) is all that heat and humidity. We hate when it’s here and miss it when it’s gone.

The next book club will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m.

We’ve made it through Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Halloween, Veteran’s Day, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and nearing Christmas and New Year’s. Almost a year of hiding our faces behind masks, washing our hands incessantly isolating from family, friends, and society, learning to cook or memorizing our favorite restaurants’ phone number to order home delivery, and of course, Zooming.

Despite the ravages of the cancer that would take his life in two months, Ben Lee Boynton made the long and difficult trip to Boston for his induction into the College Football Hall of Fame on Dec. 4, 1962.