Teachers Scatter For Holidays In Andrews
School out Wednesday until Jan 3 1938 and teachers in the Andrews district depart for holiday visits. Miss Juanita Bevins returns home to Bonham while J Lee Smith visits Rising Star with his parents. C B Loveless goes to Bangs to visit family. Miss Lydia Kelly heads to Paducah. Eunice McReynolds to Lubbock. Others stay in Andrews with brief calls, while Supt Beane and wife visit their daughter in Wink and Mrs P F Williams visits hometown in Townwood.
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Andrews
Juanita Bevins
Bonham
J. Lee Smith
C. B. Loveless
Bangs
Texas
Lydia Kelly
Paducah
Eunice McReynolds
Lubbock
Supt
Mrs. Beane
Wink
Bryant Family Homecoming For Christmas Reunion
The Methodist parsonage is decorated for the Bryant children homecoming from distant places. Mr and Mrs H B Vaughn and Mrs R E Brightwell along with Hymie mix travel from Wichita Kansas Sapulpa Oklahoma Amarillo Texas and others are expected to gather for a family Christmas reunion at the parsonage Friday.
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Methodist
Bryant
Wichita
Kans
Lena Miller
Sapulka
H. B. Vaugn
R. E. Brightwell
ana _hymie
Amarillo
Andrews Grammar and High School Students Stage Clever Stunts
A large crowd watched Andrews Grammar and High School students perform a night of witty acts. The program featured slight of hand tricks a hospital scene a womanless wedding and several other stunts that drew an appreciative audience. The entertainment was sponsored by the PTA.
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Andrews Grammar and High School
Bama Cousin Sends Chestnuts from Crews Alabama
A box of Alabama chestnuts arrives from Butch Weeks of Crews Alabama and the note recalls October chestnut gathering and a lighthearted reflection on missing Sunday School for chestnut hunts during Indian Summer.
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Bama
Alabama
Butch
Crews
Helen Hunt Jackson
Hull Gull
Old Log
Wood
Dale
Fines Paid For Fighting Between Dolloff And Ward
Kay Dolloff and Slim Ward paid fines Wednesday in Justice Weatherby’s court for fighting on Andrews streets in the presence of officers. Dolloff, with a broken hand from a prior clash at Ward’s home, faced $12 fines. he could pay only $0.75, remarking as he handed over the funds, “there goes the Kids Xmas.”
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Kay Dolloff
Slim Ward
Justice Weatherby
Andrews
Dolloff
Ward
Humble Camp Couple Wed at Ceremony
Miss Erline Jordan daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Jordan and Frank Montgomery were married last Saturday December 18. Mr and Mrs F C Nix of La Mesa were visiting in Andrew Wednesday.
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Erline Jordan
Earl Jordan
Frank Montgomery
F.C Nix of
Lamesa
Andrew
Andrews County News bids Merry Christmas and New Year
The Andrews County News reflects on a year of effort by staff and advertisers, praises Harold for his hard work in setting ads, thanks the Missis and family for keeping the paper running, and looks forward to a bigger year with new equipment. The editorial notes there will be no edition on December 31st as they seek a new type setting machine.
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Harold
Missis
Andrews Co
James Warren
Wesly
Louise
Mary Ruth
Andrews
Andrews County
Teachers to Wed Joyce Phelps and C B Lovelace
Music teacher Joyce Phelps and high school science teacher C B Lovelace will marry Monday December 27 at the bride’s Alpine home. They teach their first year in the local school system and have many friends wishing them joy and success.
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Joyce Phelps
C. B. Lovelace
Alpine
Congressman George Mahon Sends Season's Greeting
George Mahon the district congressman mailed his annual subscription payment and asked the Editor to extend merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes to readers. Mr and Mrs Roy Cocanougher shopped in Lamesa on Wednesday.
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George Mahon
Newsa
George
Mrs Roy Cocanougher
Lamesa
Seagraves Marks 20th Anniversary Edition
Gaines County News editor Willard Bright prints a 24 page Seagraves anniversary issue with historical features and ads. The paper notes fond memories and jokes about the birth of a baby and past town reports as part of the celebration.
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Willlard Bright
Gaines County News
Seagraves
Willard
Andrews Co
Will Open New Grammar School After Christmas Celebration
When the grammar school reopens January 3, classes will begin in the new Grammar School Building. Andrews Public Schools will have a fine, well equipped plant. The News urges a dedication ceremony with a big banquet. Dr. and Mrs. J G Little plan to visit relatives in Big Spring during the holidays.
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Jannuary
Andrews Public Schools
Mrs
J. G. Little
Big Spring
Work Started On New Wildcat Drilling Near Andrews
Work begins Thursday on pits and cellar for a new wildcat test eight miles north of Andrews in Gardener section 15 block A-35. Derricks are up for a test in section 1 block A-41 Munger and Nix with a large rig en route to the Phillips lease in the north Fuhrman area. Cable tools being installed on the Honolulu Parker well east of Andrews city limits, bottomed at 4525 feet and to be finished with cable tools.
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Andrews
Andrews County
Phillips
North Furhman
Honolulu
English Plum Pudding Recipe for Christmas Dinner
A traditional English plum pudding method details mixing stale breadcrumbs with cream and suet, brown sugar, corn syrup, eggs, citron, currants, baking powder, and brandy or rum. The batter is steamed long, then stored in a tin until needed and reheated for serving with a sauce of choice.
Thornberry Pays Dollar for New Years News Subscription
M A Thornberry handed the editor one dollar on Wednesday for another year’s subscription to the News. The note thanks him and invites others to take advantage of the bargains and send or bring subscriptions as new rolls will be made.
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M. A. Thornberry
Mr. Thornberry
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