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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1963
Page
5
Aroun Town residents Hazel Pro Smitty in Florida for a left handed golf event. Gordon Ramsey returns home from school on Tuesday. Charlie and Quida Carruth and John Smith fly to Dallas Tuesday. Rita Stone and Fred Stone with Rocky prepare to join for a Rochester Minnesota flight.
The American Association of University Women held a German study evening at the Gerber Home with hostesses Anne Kate Blair and Ginny Gerber. Seventeen members watched films with commentary by Mrs. Victor D. Valdez, etc. Guests enjoyed German Christmas music and cookies as decorations featured a red-taffeta harvest theme. A variety of local social notes follow, including travel news and bridge results.
A Thanksgiving weekend note mentions Roy, son of the A. G Mc Queens, student at North Texas State University in Denton, visiting with his parents Mrs and Mr M. W. Cathy of Santa Anna.
Childs note to Santa requests a table and chairs a doll bed a carriage for a doll and a crib for a doll many thanks from Wanda Lou and Deborah Ann
The Republican Women of Andrews cancel their early December Couples Dance in response to President Kennedy's death. They will instead meet on their regular January date in the Green Room annex of the First National Bank.
At Means Memorial Methodist Church Monday night the Wesleyan Service Guild displayed items from India and Southern Asia. A Mohammedan prayer book was shown as part of the Life and Religions study led by Mrs Russell Johnson with Mesdames Mire, Solomon, Ratcliff and Woola in attendance. Other displayed articles included brass bookends in a replica of the South Gate, Namdha Moon from Korea, a Thai bronze and ivory paper knife, a Grecian vase and several bells.
Guests over the holidays included Mr and Mrs Don Watts and children from San Antonio, Mr and Mrs A C Lopez and children, Mr and Mrs Duane Gibson and children, Mr and Mrs Mike Gibson and Mark from Kermit, and Mr and Mrs Jack Nelson with Mr and Mrs Gayle Morrow from Andrews.
North Texas State University students return for the holiday weekend including Lewis Phelps Joe Cooney Richard Oxford Jim Newton Betty Craig Larry Gurton Betty Bob Anderson and Don Morgan.
Miss Lana Ruth Oden and Earl Ray Dillard exchange vows at Calvary Baptist Church in Andrews on Saturday. Rev. Doyle Combs officiates as family and church members attend, with a reception following. The couple's families are listed along with education and employment details.
The Williams family held a gathering at 408 NW Avenue after the funeral of Mrs. Hattie Heasley in McLean. Heasley, 49, died in a Pampa hospital. Pallbearers were her grandsons. survivors include Mrs. Leo Houck of Norwalk, Max in Tampa, and Richard in San Francisco, with Andrews relatives Jim Hogg, Shirley, Billy Sue among attendees.
The bride, a pharmacist at Corner Drug Store in Andrews, has lived in the town about three months with her family about three years. The bridegroom has resided in Andrews for six months.
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