Miss Helen Walker and Jack Schrenkel Wed in Odessa Ceremony
Miss Helen Warner and Jack Schrenkel united in marriage at the First Methodist Church in Odessa. The couple’s wedding followed a 6:30 p.m. ceremony with Rev. Edwin E. Parker officiating. The bride’s family and friends attended. post wedding plans place the couple in Midland and Andrews after a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Walker
Jack Schrenkel
First Methodist
Odessa
United
Helen Warner
Nolland
Edwin E. Parker
June Ward
Dennis Rushing
Benny Farmer
Luther
Arner
Grapeland
Texas
North Texas State College
Denton
Andrews School
Shrinkel
P. G. Shrinkel
van, Texas
Texas University
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Midland
Andrews
Marie
Bob Hoberson
Jack Paxton
North Cowden
Not Guilty Verdict Sparks Contemplation on Fame
A defendant views grand juries as a path to Not Guilty and cites the saying that the darkest hour comes before dawn, noting few can prove the proverb in real life.
Helen Crews Honored With Bridal Shower
Miss Helen Crews bride elect of Richard Elwood Hambright of San Angelo was feted at a December 20 bridal shower in the Community building club room. Hosts presented corsages to the honoree and her mother. About 100 guests attended including out-of-town visitors Joyce Crews Jal New Mexico and Mrs Marvin Bell Jal New Mexico. The couple will wed Friday evening at the First Baptist with Rev Everett S Martin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Crews
Richard Elwood
Hambright
San Angelo
Community Building Club
Mmes. W. Bell
D. G. Perry
Leroy Bell
J. P. Jones
M. E. Crews
J. B. Hambright
Mmes J. P. Jones
Joyce Crews
Marvin Bell
Jal
N. M
Joe Hambright
Morton
T. Hambright
Tate
Slaton
Texas
First Baptist
Everett S. Martin
Tax medicine Washington mixes up for us
The author laments a harsh policy by Washington and argues enduring its cost for the sake of living in the country, stating the price is worth it to remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Madonna Sunday School Class Social at Fullerton Church
The Madonna Sunday School class of Fullerton Baptist Church held its December 16 meeting with prayer led by Mrs. Tom Swift. Mrs. Adell Galle gave the devotional and Mrs. H. G. Walters offered the dismissal prayer. A Xmas social followed with gifts from the tree, games, and refreshments for the listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna Sundy
Fullerton Baptist Church
Tom Swift
Adell Galle
H. G. Walters
Mmes Adell Gallo
C. E. Tharp
H. G
Piggly Wiggly Employees Celebrate Annual Christmas Party
Piggly Wiggly workers from Big Spring Seminole and Andrews and their families gathered at the community building last Thursday for their annual Christmas party and social. Ham prepared by Blackie Marcus led the menu with potato salad peas and wop salad. Gifts were exchanged after the informal meal. Attending from the local organization were Mr. and Mrs Virgil Mc Henry Mr. and Mrs Roy Karr Max Pipes Douglas Dobbs Mr and Mrs Don Clemmer and Mr and Mrs W A Schooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Seminole
Andrews
Blackie Marcus
Virgil McHenry
Roy Karr
Max Pipes
Douglas Dobbs
Don Clemmer
W. A. Schooley
A Little Authority Affects Some Men More Than Drink
A compact observation notes that even small power can alter certain men's behavior more than alcohol. The remark highlights governance and self-control issues in leadership contexts.
Humble Oil Martin Camp Hosts Xmas Party
Humble Oil Company of the Martin District and families held a Christmas party at the camp recreation hall on Saturday evening December 20. Guests enjoyed a decorated tree gifts for each member and candy fruit and nut bags for children followed by visits and refreshments with attendees including James Craig W R Cunningham P C Blake S D Roberts and family W E Bennett and daughter O F Peacock and daughter J L Bilbrey and family Glen Dyer and family E W Barnes M B Baggett and son Ed Duggan and family L F Renfro and daughter and foreman W T Fletcher and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil Company
Martin District
Camp Recreation Hall
Messrs
Mmes
James Craig
W. R. Cunningham
P. C. Blake
S. D. Roberts
W. E. Bennett
O. F. Peacock
J. L. Bilbrey
Glen Dyer
E. W. Barnes
M. B. Baggett
Ed Duggan
L. F. Renfro
W. T. Fletcher
Short Shots on Work Roles and Appearance
A light editorial note compares male and female labor figures and jokes about hair and pocketbooks. It claims few girls in the country are working girls while the rest are working men, using humorous social commentary.
Faculty Honored At Christmas Party Dinner
The Primary School held a Christmas dinner and party Monday honoring faculty, board members, and staff with their spouses. Supt. T. D. Hamilton gave the invocation, and about 100 attendees enjoyed a turkey dinner with trimmings and dessert. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Hamilton
J. A. McAuley
Johnny Smith
Charles Carruth
Phillips Home Dem Women Gift Exchange Party
Phillips 66 Home Demonstration Club members held a luncheon and Christmas gift exchange at the camp boarding house. Hosted by Mmes Bob Bacon and C. W. Day, the hall featured Yuletide decor and a menu including ham loaf and pecan pie. Attendants listed include Trop Lasteer, C. M. Landon, Henry Dillard, Quinton Fisher, P. G. White, Fred Stephens, T. C. Young, Earl Hedrick, W. O. Wylie, Chester Allen and Mrs. A. B. Hungerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips 66 Home Demonstration Club
Mmes
Bob Bacon
C. W. Day
Trop Lasteer
C. M. Landon
Henry Dillard
Quinton Fisher
P. G. White
Fred Stephens
T. C. Young
Earl Hedrick
W. O. Wylie
Chester Allen
Mrs
A. B. Hungerford
Get Rid of a Debtor by Lending Money
A pithy saying advises that the way to deter a man who seeks a loan is to lend him money. The warning suggests that lending enables further demands rather than solving the issue. The line reflects prudence in financial dealings and social advice.
Nature Makes Prunes Healthier Than Strawberries
A quirky comment notes prunes as more healthful than strawberries due to natural properties. The remark frames nutrition with humor about nature’s choices.
Man conquering nature but forgetting humanity
A reflective aphorism notes that humanity remains the last frontier and warns against overloading life with tasks at the expense of core duties and ethical aims.
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Permian Estates
Homes, Inc
Roosevelt
Grissom
GER Oil Co
Markley & Preston
W. Bell
Pasons
Chirietme
Singleton's Dept. Store
Andrews County News
Madonna
Piggly Wiggly
Martin Camp
Klassy Eleaners
Lamesa Steam Laundry, Inc
Lamesa, Texas
Ballew's
Phillips Home
Dem
John Wyatt
Renee
Mes
Arlie Hull
Galloways Food Market
Southside Gulf Service
John Duffey
Mananea
Harold Dempsey
Luin Maberry
Roy Turnbow
of Vines
Mye Ouentin Underwood
Clarence Green
John Fowler
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