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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1964
Page
3
A birth notice records a daughter born at 7 57 p m on Wednesday December 9. The baby weighed 6 pounds 7 ounces. The notice thanks military and Salvation Army bands and mentions Dr and Mrs W Havens of No Many a Fisherman's Widow for congratulations.
Mrs. David Boykin was honored at a layette shower Thursday evening at 1100 NW 4th Avenue hosted by Mr. Jack Coleman with 20 guests. The party used orchid and white with a Christmas theme and featured an antique orchid bowl, pink decor, and stockings for the baby. Guests left envelopes with lettered notes to the baby to be opened in the hospital.
Hazel reports a big 25th wedding anniversary with events along highway 80. A surprise coffee in Abilene hosted by Nina Williams followed by a candle light dinner in Sweetwater with Johnnie Williams and a Ranger brunch with Louise’s mother Mrs H H Vaughn. Local updates include Adelaide Jones now in San Antonio and Chubby Vaughn’s passing.
Specialist Five Max A. Williams son of Mr and Mrs Alvin S Williams of 408 NW Ave D was assigned to the U S Army support command in Vietnam as a helicopter mechanic. Williams entered the army in March 1954 and was last assigned at MacDill Air Force Base Fla. A 1952 graduate of Andrews High School Williams attended Sul Ross State College at Alpine.
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