Band Aids Plan Campaign On Fruit Cakes
Band Aids at the high school discussed fruitcake sales during the Monday meeting. The report showed slower sales than last year and plans were made to boost activity.
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1964
Page
5
Band Aids at the high school discussed fruitcake sales during the Monday meeting. The report showed slower sales than last year and plans were made to boost activity.
Well Service holds first place in the Mixed-Up bowling league. The leaders won 3 points from Liberty Well Service. Newmans Package Store took 1 from Cass-Fitts, Elwyns Dress Shop won 3 from Hill's Mobile, and Dairy Mart took 3 from Badgett Welding. Texas Tongs capped 3 from Falcon Truckmegg. Johnnie Roberts and Joyce Townsend had the high individual games at 229 and 200. Glen Clement and Joyce Townsend led the high doubles performance.
The band plans a Tuesday door to door cake sale to fund the spring trip to Corpus Christi for the Euccaneer Festival. Proceeds support the students with sales chaired by Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Haskins. Prices range 3.70 for two pounds, 5.25 for three, 8.25 for five.
In a bowling note Dairy Mart claimed the high team game with 722 and topped the team series at 2090. Send took top individual honors with 972 in the series and 562 in the pursuit. The passage also mentions Indians of Columbia and a note on waterproofing with plant juice, but the main sports facts center on Dairy Mart and individual scores.
Andrews High School debaters took 19 victories at the Lubbock Monterey High School speech tournament in Lubbock. Cindy Wyche earned third in persuasive speaking. Allan Collett and Judy Wetzel qualified for finals in persuasive and extemporaneous speaking respectively. Debating teams listed as Susan Cure and Ricky Lam.
Three Andrews officials visit Lubbock to study municipal processes. City Judge A Witt and Dorothy iack along with Leta Campbell and Suzzie Fisher, Bill Austin and Ronnie Ragsdale, and Alice Greaves and Martha Don Carlos observe court operations. Byrd the city secretary and City Manager Herb Litz participate to evaluate the Traffic Safety Council.
All snakes shed their skins one or more times each year, a regular process tied to growth and renewal. The shedding cycle varies by species, climate, and age, with some individuals changing more frequently due to environmental factors.
The freshman A team lost 53 43 to Kermit in the local high school gym while Andrews freshman B beat Kermit 45 20. Colts led 34 21 at half before Kermit pulled away. Steve Burns scored 19 for the Colts. Sammuels and Edwards led Kermit with 14 and 10.
The Andrews Ponies beat Snyder B-team 63 to 44 in the high school gym. Johnny Carter led with 20 points, Bobby Smith 15, and John Beilue 11 as Snyder cut the gap after halftime but could not overtake the hosts. The Ponies head to Midland Friday to face the Bulldogs at 6 30 p.m.
Woods lead Colts with seven points while Rogers adds five and Rucker and Neiman score three each. Dampeer tops visitors with eight points.
Funeral services for Olive Lester 89 will be at 2 p.m. at Newie W. Fills Paneral Home Midland. She died Tuesday in Permian General Hospital. Burial follows in Fairview cemetery. She had lived in Midland 37 years. Survivors: two daughters three sons 13 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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