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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
5
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Fragmentary OCR notes name Mrs Sammy and Eastman Karlene among attendees. Mentions Rev. and Mrs Boyd and Mr and Mrs Ashby with children. Refreshements and gifts referenced but details are unreadable.
The Andrews Study Club announces Santa Claus will visit homes in Andrews during the Christmas season. For information call the Andrews County Library at 3-2680 or Mrs Russell Austin at night at 3-3192.
A bridal shower honoring Mrs. Edward Foster, the recent bride, was hosted Thursday in blue and white decor. The event featured carnation corsages for the honoree and her mother Mrs. Albert Hale, a groom and bride centerpiece, and a guest list of 25 registered in a white taffeta book.
The Christian Women's Fellowship held a Monday night meeting with Mrs. Louise Thomas presiding. Mrs. J. W. Hand gave a devotion titled A Day in the Life of Our Lord, followed by three Christmas stories Just Another Boy The Magic Box and The Envelope Under the Door. Twenty two members and guests attended with refreshments served by Mrs. E. E. Stevens and Mrs. J. W McKinney. Dec 13 and Dec 19 circle meetings were announced and treasurer Betty Harwood was instructed to send a $20 check to the Goodfellows.
Members of the Church of Christ shared a covered dish luncheon in the Community building auditorium on Tuesday evening. Doyle Kelcey gave the invocation and after the meal attendees enjoyed informal conversation and games of dominos and 42. The article notes the first Pacific Ocean cable was completed in 1903, stretching 2413 miles from San Francisco to Honolulu.
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