Housewife Reveals Pink Rolled Wig for Supermarket Use
A housewife arrived home with a new wig designed for shopping trips. The wig features pink plastic rollers visible in the headpiece, intended to be worn only while in supermarkets.
13 Feb 1969
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
1
A housewife arrived home with a new wig designed for shopping trips. The wig features pink plastic rollers visible in the headpiece, intended to be worn only while in supermarkets.
A Monday night oil committee meeting in Andrews discussed boosting oil field worker appeal including glamour and status. Proposals include a Swift drilling and rod-pulling contest to showcase units in the Permian Basin with focus on fastest 300-foot drill and 5 000-foot pumper rod change.
The Andrews Chamber of Commerce Petroleum Industry Council met to review local projects including an employment service to list and rate job qualifications and a potential oil industry display for tourists. Sub committees were formed to study a small oil show and oil field skills contests while broader industry interest is being sought.
Bronco Bristol, a An drews civic leader, has been seriously ill and was at home last weekend after brain surgery. He returned to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock on Monday and underwent lung surgery, with early Tuesday reports placing him back in intensive care.
The annual teacher workshop is scheduled for Saturday to meet required instructional days. Dr. Charles R. Jones will lead the elementary session on working with children with learning difficulties at Glorieta from 9 to 3. High and junior high programs include sessions with Odessa College and West Texas Education Center counselors plus a Texas Tech signing list. Fire incidents include three grass fires and a car fire near Frankel City and Seminole Highway locations.
The Andrews independent school board adopted the trustee election order for a Saturday April 5 election. Outgoing members Jim Brown and Wayne Baker leave seats 6 and 7. Brown recently resigned after moving to Odessa. Absentee voting runs March 17 to April 1 at the tax assessor’s office. The board approved a 1969 70 calendar with a spring break Easter week and three days of classes before six weeks tests.
Mustang basketball team narrowly loses the 2AAA title bid fifty to fifty one at Fort Stockton in a tense 50 50 battle. Dee Broyles scores 31 for Fort Stockton while Mustang star Mark Bader returns after an injury to spark rallies. Projected rematch against Monahans Friday and last game versus Kermit next Tuesday end the season.
County commissioners and hospital board selected Gordon Wortham Construction Company of Lubbock to build the physical therapy wing for Per mian General Hospital with a low bid of 104,900 dollars. Construction should start within 10 days and finish in about 200 days. Andrews Clinic is also building nearby on the same industrial site under their own sub contractors. Completion is estimated around months.
R. L. Boge Wilkins father of former Mayor Jimmy Wilkins died early Monday in Rotan after a lengthy illness. Services were held Tuesday at First Baptist Church in Roby. He was 71 and had served Fisher County as deputy sheriff for four years and sheriff for 18 years retiring in 1953. He married Mattie Summerlin in 1920 in Brown County. Survived by widow, two sons Jimmy of Houston and Don of Kermit, three daughters Opal Neely Roby, W T Edwards Rotan, and Jay D Allen Dalhart, plus three brothers, two sisters and 10 grandchildren.
Permian General Hospital reported its best month on record for January with charges reaching 1 114 SI 4. expenses totaled 100 850 50 due to city flu epidemic. the board discussed accepting a low bid for the physical therapy wing with construction to begin within ten days.
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