Public Will and Finance Drive Local Progress
The editor laments slow public progress in Austin and Washington and urges action on roads, libraries, hospitals, and community buildings. He argues for practical funding via a 12 cent permanent improvement tax, or special laws, to finance county projects while stressing taxpayer burdens and the need for spirited public service.
Special Services For Boy Scouts To Be March of Dimes Held Sunday Night
National Boy Scout Week climaxes with a Means Memorial Methodist Church service led by visiting pastors. Scoutmaster R S Dillard plans an all boy led ceremony as community members are urged to attend. Scouts sit in a special section with officials listed and emphasis on reverence. The March of Dimes drive netted 1475.93 county total, aided by Coffee day 78.76 Wallace Theater 173.23 Andrews schools 163.99 Humble Camp Dance 112.00 American Legion Dance 100.00, with thanks to workers and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q
Washington
Red Cross
Boy Scout
Foreign Mission
Methodist Church
Means Memorial Methodist
R. S. Dillard
H. O. Smith
Luther Reynolds
F. H. Tubb
Max Goldsmith
T. D. Hamilton
H. T. Wilson
James Reed Raymond van Zandt
Odell Spear
W. T. Rogers
Carl Ham
Wallace Theater
Andrews
American Legion Dance
Ham
Andrews Mustangs Open Offseason Track Training
With basketball season ending, Andrews high prep moves to track as coach Taylor guides 15 players including Jack Neeley Joe Weatherby Max Short Ray Alexander Ray Allen Melvin Cotten Robert Farbes Roddy Tindle L D Moon Richard Bohannan Jack Bruton and James Moxley. The group trains after school, continuing the program’s tradition of strong track performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Taylor
Jack Neeley
Joe Weatherby
Max Short
Ray Alexander
Ray Allen
Melvin Cotten
Robert Farbes
Roddy Tindle
Listing Land Does Not Qualify for Deep Plowing Payment
James A. Boyd acting AAA Secretary said that merely listing land does not qualify farmers for deep sand plowing payments. He described qualification criteria for soil breaking depths and noted weekly AA A assistance at Andrews from 8 to 5, with applications required before starting plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Boyd
AAA
Boyd
Moan
Andrews
Vows Exchanged In Odessa Wedding Of Poor and Armstrong
On Monday January 7, Phyllis Poor daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Caldwell Odessa wed J Thomas Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Ora Armstrong Hobbs Rev Raymond Van Zandt Means Memorial Methodist Church read the rites at the Parsonage with Earl Crawford as sole attendant The couple plan to reside in Andrews for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Poor
A. F. Caldwell
Odessa
J. Thomas Armstrong
Ora Armstrong
Hobb
Raymond van Zandt
Means Memorial Methodist Church
Earl Crawford
Andrews
Mrs Zula Harrell and Baby Visit Mae Etter
Mrs Zula Harrell and her baby from Bynum Texas are visiting Mrs Mae Etter and her family for a stay. The report notes hospitality and family connection during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zula Harrell
Baby
Bynum, Texas
Mae Etter
Midland's Women’s Shop Partnership Announced
Maurine Newsom announces Pauline Crow as partner in ownership and management of the Myrna-Lynn Shoppe Midland. Crow arrives June 8 as store manager with merchandising and styling training and Midland ties through community work and Altrusa Club involvement. The shop opened November 12 in a new Midland building offering dresses suits coats and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Newsom
Association
Pauline Crow
Midland
Midland Altrusa Club
Newsom
Myrna-Lynn
Brownfield
Reverend Brand Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon
Reverend Eugene Brand of the First Baptist Church entertained Lions Club members with travel sketches from Miami California and Arizona. He contrasted the big cup of coffee with the little strong brew and noted Miami as a hotel centered tourist city, California fog, and Arizona’s scorching 115 to 120 degree heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Brand
First Baptist Church
Miami
California
Arizona
Louisiana
Brand
Woolams Welcome Baby Visit At Parental Home
Mr. and Mrs. Derril Woolam and their infant spent the weekend visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Woolam, the couple’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derril Woolam
Baby
Mr. Woolam
Mrs. M. O. Woolam
Merchant Ad Seen in The News
A merchant reported that an advertisement appeared in a recent news issue. The notice referenced the business and urged readers to visit or contact for inquiries and services.
Mustangs Host Kermit in Last Conference Test
The Andrews Mustang Quin tet faces Kermit Saturday night in the final conference game. Andrews stands 4 wins 3 losses while Kermit sits at 4-2 with a Seminole date ahead. Mustangs beat Wink 32 14 and edged Seminole 43 40 with Graham Corley Hamilton and Summerwell leading scoring. The Ker mit trip is expected to draw nearly the entire high school contingent to Andrews for the showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustangs
Kermit
Andrews Mustang
Kermit Five
Seminole
Andrews
Wink
Jack Smith
Graham
Corley
Summerwell
Hamilton
Walker
Don Floy
Enoch Reid
Billy Phillips
Black Draught Back In 1910 Popular Remedy
Old Dunn Hotel ledgers show 1910 purchases including Black Draught for 25c per bottle plus other items such as lamp wicks milk coal oil soap and coal. Notations record beds paid for by Mr Compton and various small items valued at a dollar or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Steve Wicks
Lamp Wicks
First Christian Church Holds Services at Legion Hall
The First Christian Church will hold Sunday services at the American Legion Hall starting February 13. Sunday School begins at 10 15 and worship at 11 00. Brother Johnson of Odessa will bring the message. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
American Legion Hall
Brother Johnson
Odessa
Sunday School Fete Held by T. E. L. Class at Mrs. Jackson’s Home
The T. E. L. Sunday School Class met on February 8 at Mrs. Allen Jackson’s home for a chili and Italian spaghetti dinner. Miss Nella Casement led prayers and devotionals. The group formed a circle for W M A with several officers named, and special prayers were offered for the ill. Attendees included Miss Casement and numerous class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jackson
Nella Casement
R. W. Thames
Miss Casement
Noel Galloway
Cora Heath
R W. Thames
W. E. Maypole
Charles Goodall
Ray Brown
E. P. Wright
J. N. Adams
Dorothy Beene
W E. Maypole
Bill Walker
C. B. Strickland
J C. Raynolds
Flora Dell Hudson
Joe Walker
Mrs. Jackson
California visitor and births in local families
Mrs. John Bylund and her son Jimmie from Hayward California visited, she is the former Lometa Taylor. Mae Etter returned from California and said she is now a grandmother. Mrs. George Davis, formerly Miss Mattie Boyd, is the mother of a baby girl born on Christmas Day named Ruth Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bylund
Jimmie
Hayward
California
Mae Etter
Bylund
Lometa Taylor
George Davis
Mattie Boyd
Ruth Ann
Gasoline Plant to Start in Andrews by March Fifteenth
Preparations underway for a $16,000,000 Stanolind gasoline plant near Fullerton in Andrews County. A 75 to 80 man pipeline crew will arrive within 10 days as Phillips and other oil firms join the project to avert a Railroad Commission flare refusal and meet housing demand for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Fullerton
Texas
Andrews County
Texas Railroad Commission
Phillips
Shafter Lake
Railroad Commission
Rev Clark to Speak at Assembly of God on Sunday
Pastor Quillan announced Rev Clark and a Denver City couple will fill the pulpit at Assembly of God Church Sunday February 13. He noted growing attendance and new seats, with several conversions recently reported and a shortage of Sunday School rooms. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Denver City
Assembly of God
Quillan
Enrollment Figures for Texas Tech Spring Semester
Enrollment at Texas Technological College reached 5386 unofficially for the spring semester with registration extending to Feb 9. Men outnumber women 4159 to 1227 and 2570 are veterans. arts and sciences lead with 1855, engineering 1578, business 87, agriculture 719, home economics 332, and graduate 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
H. A. Anderson
Veterans Affairs
Building Committees To Meet With Commissioners Monday
Building committees for the Hospital Community Building and County Library will meet the Commissioners Court on Monday February 14 at 1 30 PM Architects with tentative plans and specifications will attend The committees aim to select plans to be recommended to the court Max Ramsey chairs the county library committee Dr R C McNett chairs the Agricultural Exhibit building and Dr J E Hutcheson chairs the Hospital building All members are urged to attend says Supt Hamilton coordinating chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Max Ramsey
R. C. McNett
2. E Hutcheson
Supt. Hamilton
Louisiana Veterans Bonus Forms Now Available at Court House
The Veterans Service Office in the court house offers Louisiana State Bonus forms for eligible veterans. Eligibility requires Louisiana citizenship at time of entry. Domestic service pays $90 minus $50 if under 90 days, $75 for over 90 days to 6 months, $100 for over 6 months to 1 year, $150 for 1 year or more. foreign service pays $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Service Office
Court House
Louisiana
Tentative budget hearing set for Wednesday by court
Judge Milton Ramsey announced a tentative county budget hearing for February 16 in Andrews county. Major oil companies and citizens will attend as 332 new producing wells added in 1948 boost taxable values by about 25 percent, from 32.25 million to well over 40 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Milton Ramsey
Andrews County
Good Sam at Wallace Sunday and Monday
Gary Cooper and Ann Sheridan star in Good Sam a Rainbow Production for RKO about a generous department store manager Sam Clayton known as Good Sam His wife Lu tries to curb his charity as the couple face financial strain and comic missteps The cast includes Ray Collins Edmund Lowe Joan Lorring Clinton Sundberg Minerva Ure Slew of others with Ken Englund adapting a story by McCarey and Klorer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo McCarry
RKO
Gary Cooper
Ann Sheridan
Cooper
Sam Clayton
Good Sam
Miss Sheridan
Sam
Clayton
Ray Collins
Edmund Lowe
Joan Lorring
Clinton Sundberg
Minerva Urecal
Louise Beavers
Dick Ross
Lora Lee Michel
Bobby Dolan, Jr
Matt Moore
Netta Packer
Ken Englund
McCarey
John Klorer
Work Started On New Building On Court House Square
Tuesday work began on a 50 by 50 foot tile building on the west side of the old Lockhart property facing the court house square. Local contractor Boyd Franklin will build it. A dry goods store is planned to occupy the structure upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Court House
Boyd Franklin
Dry Good
McPherson Home Scene Club Meeting
Mrs. R L McPherson hosted the Andrews Proper Home Demonstration Club on Thursday February 3. President Mrs. D C Nix led the session with a bed spreads and hooked rug demonstration by Hattie Owens. Refreshments were served to listed members, with the next meeting at Mrs D C Nix’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McPherson
Andrews Proper
Hattie Owens
D. C. Nix
F. W Noble
Ivan Patterson
C. C Piper
Hattie Owen
Card of Thanks to Means Memorial Church Members
We express deep appreciation to the Means Memorial Methodist Church members and pastor for use of their auditorium. Christian fellowship from the church will help the growth of our town. Members of the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Means Memorial Methodist Church
Christian Fellowship
First Christian Church
Lion Amateur Nite Set For March 11th
The Lions Amateur night is scheduled for Friday March 11 at the High School Auditorium. A committee including Coach Frances Tubb M O Woolam and A L Rhodes will coordinate the show. Entries contact the committee. last year’s event drew strong attendance and uncovered local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Frances Tubb
M. O. Woolam
A. L. Rhodes
Shower for L. C. Downing Family
The American Legion Post sponsors a public shower for the L. C. Downing family on Friday night Feb 11 at the Legion Hut behind the old courthouse. The home and furnishings were destroyed by fire. L. C. Downing is a World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Andrews
American Legion Post
L. C. Downing
Old Court House
American Legion
Red Cross Chapter Reorganized in Andrews County
The Red Cross Chapter of Andrews County reorganized Monday night in Mrs. J. A. Ulmer’s home. Mrs. C B E Sealey becomes executive secretary and Mrs. A C Mize takes Home Service Chairmanship, succeeding Mrs. Sealey. Dr. R R Ramsey will chair plans for the annual Red Cross Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Andrews County
J. A. Ulmer
C. BE. Sealey
A. C. Mize
Home Service
Sealey
R. R. Ramsey
Collectors To Help With Tax Problems Saturday Visit
Deputy collectors A. J. Berggren and R. L. Albritten will be at Andrews County Courthouse in Andrews Texas on Monday February 14 1949 from 830 AM to 500 PM to render assistance with income tax problems. This will be the only visit possible to your city before March 15 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Berggren
R. L. Albritten
Andrews County
Andrews
Texas
For Rent: Furnished Unit and Trailer Spaces at Kolbs Camp
Classified notice for a furnished apartment and four trailer spaces at Kolbs Camp located four blocks east of the water tower in the first block south of Deep Pay Village.
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Kolbs Camp
Water Tower
Deep Pay Village
Magnolia Gets New Producer A Wolfcamp Discovery
Magnolia Petroleum Company No. 2 11 in North Andrews County reports a Wolfcamp discovery between Shafter Lake and Fullerton fields. Perforations at 8 395 to 8 420 feet yielded 13 barrels in six hours, then 110 barrels in nine hours after mud acid wash. Total depth 8 672 feet with continued swabbing and tests across multiple University area wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfcamp
Shafter Lake
Fullerton Fields
North Andrews County
Magnolia Petroleum Company No
University Wildcat
University Survey
Texas Pacific No. 1 F University
Shafter Lake-Ellenburger Bay
Texas Pacific No. 2-F University
Shafter- Lake - Ellenburger
Champlin Refining Company No. 1-H University
South
Andrews County
Champlin No. 1
I University
Wildcat
Parker
Kewanee Oil & Gas Company No. 1
University
Section
Cities Service Oil Company
No. 12 University
Southern Minerals Corporation
Fullerton Field
M. J. Delaney
Delaney No
Ellenburger
Dolarhide
Pacific & Western Oil Corporation
Skelly Oil Company
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Austin
Europe
Dawson County
Rev. Brand
Lions Club
Rev. Clark
the Wallace
D. C Nix
Lion
L. C. Downings
Magnolia