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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1972
Page
1
Fragmented, ghostwritten Christmas message recalls aging, pain, and memory. The author notes not original wording, describes health struggles, fatigue, and a longing for better days while asking a friend to share in the sentiment.
The Mustangs rallied past Snyder in a tight Thursday night AAAA contest, led by Andress G, Stiveler, and Leach. Seasonal momentum grew as Roberts Zap Turner and teammates staged a late push to secure a one point win after a stout defensive effort in the second half.
Diesel shortages prompt rationing measures across Georgia and surrounding counties as Mobil and Texaco handle supply cuts. Officials warn of rising prices to offset higher costs, with Mobil not yet affected but potential curbs expected statewide.
Donations to Andrews Goodfellows wrap up the Christmas effort with fruit toys and cash from VFW Piggly Wiggly Wesley Methodist Church Luther an Church JAYCEES and local groups. The drive supports about 60 families and 200 children with boxes filled by volunteers. Total contributions reach 219.
Chaeder Manager Lowell jungle told readers that only three nominations have been received and entry blanks are set for January. Langley urged participation and noted the Citizen of the Year will be announced at the Chamber of Commerce banquet on February 4, with last year’s honoree Carl Grissom.
In 1946 a core group formed the Andrews Volunteer Fire Department with 19 men meeting in a case, Opal Nix as first fire chief, and Charles Roberts Jr. as secretary. By 1947 the roster reached 20, a 1945 Mack truck was the initial equipment, and the department grew to 24 by 1951. Notable events include the Martin Pool Gas Plant fire in the early 1950s and the Devonian School fire in 1965 costing over 500000 dollars, with five people saved and no fatalities.
Mrs Wortham misplaced her Christmas money on South Main Street when the bills fell from her car. Richard Gregory recovered the billfold, verified ownership, and returned it with important cards. Sheriff Hud Gregors noted the act as a heartening example of sharing and kindness.
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