Tracksters win trophies at State Crosscountry Meet
Three Andrews High School tracksters earned individual trophies and the team finished third at the State Crosscountry Meet in Austin. Jack Keen Gene Young and Pat Coley placed fifth eighth and 12th in the two mile race while Jesse Moorman finished 17th helping the team score 42 points. Fort Worth Castleberry won with 20 points and Austin Johnston was runner up with 30 points.
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Andrews High School
Austin
Jack Keen
Gene Young
Pat Coley
Jesse Moorman
Fort Worth Castleberry
Austin Johnston
Underwood School dolls steal hearts at Christmas fair
Joyful report from Snyder and surrounding towns describes Underwood School students assembling thirty five dolls dressed in stylish outfits for a Christmas morning display. Teachers Marie Moore Jowee Nix and helpers are praised for transforming the dolls while families visit, shop, and celebrate.
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Underwood School
Dokce
Underwand
Leganth
Marie Moore
Jowee Nix
Pred Piper
Joyce Luck
Letters To Santa Claus From Andrews Children
A collection of childlike requests to Santa including toys and personal details. Debra Jo Cooper 8 years old writes from 106 SE 5th Street Andrews Texas asking for a thumbermadel, play house, waveing room, big stuffed dog, transistor radio and wonder art set. Other children mention toy desires such as Tiger Joe Cas per the ghost bebe gun bazooka and walkie talkie.
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Santa
Debbie Jo Cooper
5Th Street
Andrews
Texas
Andrews Family Holiday Itinerary Across Texas
Mr and Mrs Sam Daniel and sons plan Christmas gatherings with relatives in Seagraves Seminole and Amarillo including Rev and Mrs Wesley Daniel N S Daniel and extended kin. Guests include Mrs P J Jackson of Oklahoma City and Glenda Moore visiting from North Texas State University with Cecil Moore and the George Walkers and John Paynes.
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Sam Daniel
Seagraves
Wesley Daniel
Seminole
Rev
N. S. Daniel
Paul Pike
P. J. Jackson
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Mr Pike
Glenda Moore
North Texas State University
Cecil Moore
Tommy Walker
Lubbock
George Walkers
John Paynes
Gorman Family Plans Holiday Visit and Hunting Trip
Mr and Mrs Don Gorman and their daughter will visit San Angelo with Mrs Barnes and Mr Barnes before visiting Mrs Gorman in Baird. Don also plans a hunting trip in Val Verde County over the holidays. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Pinne and Mr and Mrs Ray Pinne and their baby arrived Saturday to stay with their parents, Mr and Mrs J W Pinne.
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Linda Hairston
WM. Hairston
Snyder
Dallas
Holly Kin
Finner
Santa
Underwood
Uncle Scrooge
Johnny
Don Gorman
San Angelo
C. P. Barnes
Baird
Mr. Gorman
W. F. Gorman
Don
Val Verde County
Jimmy Pinne
Ray Pinne
Baby
J. W. Pinne
Fire Causes Minor Damage at City Garage
A garage at 101 NW 7th street sustained minor damage after gasoline fumes used to clean car parts ignited near a heater. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, with the structure owned by Ford Villines.
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NW 7Th Street
Ford Villines
Gantt Family Reunion Travels Through Denton
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gantt and Jody visit Denton this weekend for a family reunion of Sam's relatives. They plan to continue to Overton for Christmas with his mother Mrs. W P Gantt.
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Sam Gantt
Jody
Denton
Sam
Overton
W. P. Gantt
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Seminole Highway
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Bon Bon
Odessa
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Lancaster
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Wilkins
Ronny Hoffman
Sue
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Cindy
Lan
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Dale Southern
Tyler
J. O. Burnett
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Houston
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Smithville
Santa Claus
Love, Johnny Hicks
Mr. Ed
Benny Boy
Casper the Ghost
Penny Pryor
Love Mark Mohr
Rammy
Sata
Vickie McCullough
Debbie
Fenton
Arrow
Singleton’s Dept. Store
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Ben Franklin
Sheaffer
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