Chaperone Makes Interceptions Despite Not Joining Team
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
1
Seattle superintendent favors free color TV for poor children
A Seattle school leader told the National School Public Relations Association in San Francisco that giving free color television sets to every poverty family could accompany early education efforts. He argued color TV enhances learning at home and could reach re schooling children and their parents, tying entertainment to education while criticizing HEW hunger figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Odessa
Midland
Lubbock
Seattle
Washington
National School Public Relations Association
San Francisco
al- See Sands
Housing Authority Open House Set At Typical Home
The city backed Housing Authority opened an elderly rental project by refurbishing 35 FHA homes to federal standards. Open house at 1106 NE 2nd Sunday 3 6 p.m. Public invited. Charlie Ward chairman and Lila Harrison executive director urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housing Authority
Charlie Ward
Lila Harrison
Toothbrush Gloves Cost Culprit 200 Fines
A shoplifter faced a 200 fine after a shoplifting incident at Modern Food. Earl D. Hutton 59 of SW 3rd was charged and jailed briefly then released after partial payment. Police reported the case in corporation court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Hutton
SW 3Rd
Modern Food
Corporation Court
Ditty Bags Requested In Andrews
Mrs. Mary Lois Linne Red Cross director appeals for 75 Ditty bags for Viet Nam servicemen at Christmas. Third year Andrews residents participate as clubs churches and individuals contribute to the project. Bags include toilet articles stationary and other items costing about 8 dollars each. Contributions may be mailed to Mrs. Linne 108 West Broadway with checks payable to American Red Cross Ditty Bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lois Linne
Red Cross
Andrews
Vietnam
Trainer's Brother Killed in Wreck
Tragedy hit the first day of football workouts as James Ketcham learns his brother Sam Ketcham 30 former Baylor University trainer died in a one car crash near Joplin Missouri. The accident required a cutting torch to remove the body. Baylor Athletic Director John Bridgers expressed deep sorrow and noted Sam Ketcham contributed to the university while on staff. Funeral services planned in Waco at 2 pm. First Methodist Church with burial in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ketcham
Andrews High
Missouri
Sam Ketcham
Baylor University
Interstate 44
Joplin
Highway Patrol
Baylor
John Bridgers
Ketcham
Eastern Ilinois University
Ohio
Amos
Waco
First Methodist Church
Fort Worth
Junior Fishing Rodeo draws nearly 200 young anglers
About 200 boys and girls fished Saturday in the annual Junior Fishing Rodeo. Tommy Bales won with 82 fish from a potato sack, while Owen Cook caught the biggest goldfish at 14 3/4 inches. Connie Smith led among girls with 5 3/4 inches. two boys tied for second with 62 fish. Injuries were minor as Rotarians supervised safety and rules enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Cook
Jack Cook
Tommy Bales
Kenneth Bales
Connie Smith
Alan McNew
Steve Hambleton
Mustang grid hopefuls pack two-a-day drills
Over 100 hopefuls report for football with 73 vying for varsity and B spots and 533 freshmen in two-a-day workouts on the Mustang practice field. Depth, speed, and size mark the roster as varsity teams anticipate an energetic season under Head Coach Fred Weir. Scrimmages set with Hamlin and Permian. opening game September 20 against Lubbock Coronado at 8 p.m. in Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustang
Mustangs
Andrews
Carol Derrington
Jay Parnell
Charles Gilbert
Greg Smith
Danny Carruth
Larry
Billy Griffith
Sam Graham
Wesley Grigsby
Jay Waldrop
Wayne Stewart
Fred Weir
Hamlin
Permian
Lubbock Coronado
Gene Hargrove
Fred West
Moody Conner
Jerry Reynolds
Neighbor Shoots Through Apartment Wall Arrest Made
Clell Miller Reeves, 65, jailed after allegedly firing through a wall at the Baugus Apartments. Sheriff deputies detained him asleep in his unit as Bobby Willis and his wife escaped via a bedroom window after Reeves threatened serious bodily harm. Bond set at 750 dollars by County Judge Roy Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clell Miller Reeves
Baugus
Reeves
Bobby Willis
Willis
Roy Bennett
Gregory
Frank Williams
Andrews High cheerleaders win second at SMU drill meet
Andrews High School varsity cheerleaders placed second in seven and over drill routines at the SMU cheerleader school event this week. Team members Prissy Taylor Sara Rogers Nancy Swift Jan Coleman Toni Brown Susan Morgan Kathleen McCaskill attended with head leader Janis Payne unable to attend after recent surgery and accompanied by Miss Sue Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews High School
SMU
Andrews
Prissy Taylor
Sara Rogers
Nancy Swift
Jan Coleman
Toni Brown
Susan Morgan
Kathleen McCaskill
Janis Payne
Sue Lowe
Meet Your Lawman: New Police Chief in Andrews County
Chief Ray Robbins joins Andrews County as police chief after moving from Midland where he served as detective bureau lieutenant for eight and a half years. A Dickens County native and Spur High School graduate, he is 35 with Army service and FBI training. He praises the friendly town and intends ongoing training upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Robbins
Andrews County
Andrews
Robbins
Midland
Dickens County
Spur High School
Mili
No Injuries In Minor Wrecks
Two city traffic incidents reported with no injuries. At North Main and NE Ave a 1963 car driven by James Worley collided with a pickup driven by Henry Derrington. damage to the Worley car estimated at 150 dollars and Derrington cited for improper star from parked position. A second wreck at North Main and Ave. C involved a 1959 car driven by Roger Baker and a 1965 car driven by Jack Bru ton. Baker cited for improper lane usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Ave I
Henry Derrington
James Worley
Worley
Derrington
Ave. C
Roger Baker
N. Main
Jack Bruton
Eunice
Morris Brown
Baker
ICT Students May Register for Jobs At High School Office
Industrial Cooperative Training students for the fall term are urged to visit the vocational building office of Sam Gantt during morning hours 8 30 to 12 noon. Gantt notes several job openings for interested students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gantt
Gantt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Housing Authority Project
Rotary
Cheerleaders
Lawman
Mary Carpenter
Sheriff’s Department
Police Department
Tary Police
FBI National Academy
Washington D.C
FBI
Odessa College
JoAnn
United Meter Co
Brodie Hutchinson
ICT
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