Young'Un debate stirs views on science and peace
Sixth grade students led by H. Mela and teachers debated the role of science in society. They argued that adults fail to guide youth toward peaceful progress while criticizing government secrecy over rocket tests and stressing the need for practical social studies to benefit mankind.
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Toxn
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Linda Hayes
Ray Selby
Fence
Paige Ramsey McCannon
Postponed Annual Football Vet Honor Event
The yearly event honoring players and coaches of the local grid teams has been postponed amid January timing. Organizers note planned activities are delayed and will be rescheduled to a later date.
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Loi Grid
Community United Fund in Andrews Faces Demise Without More Gifts
The Andrews United Fund campaign struggles with a shortfall of about 5,000 dollars against a 13,400 dollar treasury. Last year’s drive missed the goal by 2,000, and agencies such as the cancer society and polio group have dropped out to seek separate funds. A final push through reworked giving cards ends December 18, aiming to preserve next year’s drive.
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United Fund
Cancer Society
Polio Group
Heart Fund
You
Gilmer-Aiken Study Group Forms 36-Member County Committee
A 36 member Andrews County committee named to study public schools under the Gilmer-Aiken act will hold its first meeting at 7 30 p m in the administration building. The group will split into four subcommittees addressing instructional program finance building facilities and teacher supply and extend its work to state level analysis.
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T. A. Roach
Andrews County
Mable Brown
Jim Herzberge
Elmer Hurley
Max Ramsey
Jack Sheppard
Tom Hood
C. E. Horton
Gilmer-Aiken
Roach
Ganization
Roberts Re elected President as Chamber Names 1958 Directors
The Andrews chamber of commerce re elected James Roberts as president for 1958 and named four new directors Bill Young T A Roach John Stubbs Byford Sealy Vernon Payne Junior Hien became vice president and Frank Elkins secretary treasurer. Existing directors J R Bills L B Williams A L Rhodes and Ray Porter were replaced.
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Chamber of Commerce
James Roberts
Chamber
Bill Young
T A. Roach
John Stubbs
Byford Sealy
Vernon Payne
Hien
New Scout Troop To Be Organized By Presbyterian Church
A new Boy Scout Troop will be organized Thursday night at the Presbyterian Church with Charlies Wood Jimmy Bain and Bob Martin on the troop committee Benny Hogard named Scout Master and Ellis Ray Rutherford as assistant. The group will start with 16 boys 11 years old or older who have been Cubs in the Presbyterian Pack in the last three years will get first chance to join. Prospective members should call 3 2689 before Thursday night. The organization meeting is at 7 30 p m.
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Presbyterian Church
Charlies Wood
Jimmy Bain
Bob Martin
Benny Hogard
Ellis Ray Rutherford
Hogard
Rutherford
Presbyterian Pack
Early Christmas Mailing Urged by Postmaster Roberts
Postmaster Harold Roberts urges planning and early mailing due to high holiday volume. Out of town items should ship by December 10, local by December 15, with typed addresses and single label use to speed delivery. Buy stamps in advance, mail before 10 am or 1:30 to 3:30 pm, and use free post office labels for out of town or local delivery.
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Harold Roberts
Roberts
Letters to Santa Published by Andrews County News
The Andrews County News will publish letters to Santa Claus again this year. Children should address letters to Santa Claus in care of the Andrews County News, 112 Northwest 1st St, include age address and full names, and all letters will be forwarded to Santa at the North Pole in time for Christmas.
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Andrews Cage Tourney Opens With 16 Teams Entered
The sixth annual Andrews Tournament begins Thursday with 16 teams over three days. Games total 23, split across Thursday Friday and Saturday with matchups in both high school and junior high gyms.
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Andrews
Vernon Johnson
Vernon Payne
Odessa
Midland
San Angelo
Big Spring
Jefferson
el Paso
Levelland Monahans
Ector
Kermit
Lamesa
Pecos
Seminole
Muleshoe
Denver City
Seagraves
Andrews edges Ysleta 64 63 in thriller at home
Andrews Mustangs overcome Ysleta 64 63 as Sherrard and Whitworth each total 11 in final half. Sherrard led with 21 points for Andrews while Skov had 21 for Ysleta. Whitworth and Perrin aided the rally as Andrews improves to 1-1, prep for Wink visit.
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Jerry Shepperd
Gordon Whitworth
Leon McClure
Jay Sherrard
Andrews
Ysleta
Mustangs
Wink
Wildcats
Indians
Peing
Whitworth
Bob Skov
J. B. Criner
Sherrard
Mustang
Ysieta
Roy Max Perrin
Las Cruces
Eunice Leon McClure
Ronnie Brice
Richard Mallory
Vernon Johnson
Hobbs
Charles Compton
Joe Camacho
Larry Choate
Harvey Harris
Rivera
Brice
Perrin
McClure
Shepperd
Riner
I Munn
Aduddell
Harrison
Tota
Mallory
Skov
Zubiste
Gray Nunez
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