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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
4
A guide to gifting edible holiday sweets and baked goods. Suggestions include one pound fruit cakes, candy boxes, jams and jellies, decorative cookies, Jule Kaga bread, and wrapped tin boxes. Tips cover wrapping with aluminum foil and festive colors. A simple divinity recipe is noted with sugar syrup and beaten egg whites.
A Christmas cooking note shares sugar candy with nuts and vanilla, plus jars for gifts and plum pudding tips. The column also reports community happenings: families traveling for games, relatives visiting, church decorations, hospital updates, and local social notes from Andrews and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Coker Lasater formerly of Andrews now in College Station announce the birth of a daughter in College Station at 7 45 p.m. on Saturday December 5 weighing 7 pounds 134 ounces Mrs Lasater is the former Jane Golden. Mr and Mrs Howard Love of Liberal Kansas report a son born in Liberal at 10 30 p.m. on Sunday November 22 weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce named Thomas Paul Mrs Love is the former Pat Young.
About 200 people attended the Permian General Hospital annual Christmas dinner at the community building. Jim Mash led as master of ceremonies with Rev. Doyle Combs delivering the message. Betty Young played piano, Cathy Abernathy sang, and guests included Roy Bennett and county officials, hospital staff, Ministerial Alliance spouses, Pink Ladies, and Candy Stripers served the ham dinner.
Dennis and Dale Mason celebrated their double birthday Saturday with a party at 306 SW 7th hosted by their mother Mrs H P Mason. Guests included relatives and family friends, party favors, homemade films, and individually decorated cakes for Dennis and Dale.
Swiss engineer Ferdinand Hassler conducted the initial coast and harbor survey for the United States, marking a landmark in early American hydrographic work.
Mrs Roy Bennett is in Midland Memorial Hospital following major surgery. She is expected to stay about three weeks. Visitors are not allowed at this time.
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