Dig The Ground For Chance As Work Comes To Those Who Wait
A fragmented quote hints at patience and labor paying off for those who bury themselves in work while awaiting opportunity. The line suggests steady effort yields rewards beyond idle waiting.
10 Feb 1972
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1972
Page
1
A fragmented quote hints at patience and labor paying off for those who bury themselves in work while awaiting opportunity. The line suggests steady effort yields rewards beyond idle waiting.
A reflective piece compares Texas political offerings to Abraham Lincoln on his birthday. It recalls Lincoln's humble education, mother's influence, and mastery of language, notes his Civil War leadership and 1864 re election, cites his second inaugural address, and mentions Texas postwar disarray with ironclad oaths and carpetbag rule.
The Ector Eagles defeated the Andrews Mustangs 100 to 80 in Odessa to retain the unopposed District 2AAA lead. Andrews slipped to 1-3 in the second half after a 5-1 start, with upcoming games against Pecos and Seminole.
Downtown Church of Christ and Southwest Church of Christ announce a merger to unite congregations in Andrews. They will meet at NW 2nd and Avenue A to combine resources for expanded Bible teaching and mission work while continuing current commitments. leaders George Hall and Jerry Browning plan joint ministry.
District Attorney Calvin W. Wesch of Kermit announced his bid for re election in the 109th Judicial District. He has served for three and a half years and cites reduced pending cases across Andrews Crane and Winkler counties. The Democratic primary is May 6.
Exploratory discussions on health care needs of West Texas and Eastern New Mexico were held in Andrews on Monday and Tuesday. A committee of Permian General board members medical staff and commissioners court organized the sessions with leaders of Texas and New Mexico medical education. Dr F J L Blasingame reported on health problem areas and solutions. A luncheon at the Andrews Country Club Tuesday featured talks by medical educators.
The school board re elected twelve administrators after an executive session and scheduled interviews for three men to choose an athletic director and head coach. Named were Dick Parker Norman Payne Brodie Hutchinson Forest Scott T. W. Hendrick J. Lee Smith Fred Nelson Fred Piper Keith Harding Don Gilliland David Robinson and Lois Pilgrim.
Mrs. Peggy Wilson marketing administrator for West Texas Telephone Co sustained serious injuries in a late Friday wreck on Telephone Road five miles south of the Big Spring highway. She lost control drove on the shoulder then veered into a bar ditch rolling at least three and a half times traveling 500 feet. She was thrown thirty feet from the car which landed on its top. Two passers-by and off duty Midland patrolmen rushed to aid her and transport to a Midland hospital. See wreck.
Democratic chairman Bill Hughen criticized a state filing fee schedule after a federal ruling voided the old Texas system. The schedule, posted Monday, sets $100 for county offices and $50 for county seats, while Republicans noted minimal impact due to volunteer help and lack of candidates.
Distributive education students from Andrews High School placed as top winners in the Odessa area contest. The DE club, led by sponsor Sonny Richardson, ranked third among 58 schools. Individual honors include Daniece Gibson first in advertising, Larry Morris first in outstanding service station trainee, Chris Tompkins first runner-up in outstanding service station trainee, Andy Loyd second in job interviewing, Ennis Lee third in sales demonstration, Lynn Young third in outstanding retail merchandising student, and Kenneth Harper elected area president for the first time.
Thurman Carter announces his candidacy for constable in Andrews County with prior term in 1963. He has resided in Andrews 25 years and worked for Andrews Gas Company, Johnny Smith Motor Co., and runs IT & C Pipe and Supply. He pledges to improve taxpayer value and increase oilfield protection.
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