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Andrews County News

Location

Andrews, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1959

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Towns Debate Football Field Size And Community Spirit

A readers' letter and local notes debate building a larger football stadium in Andrews and compare it with Breckenridge. The piece praises Breckenridge’s field, questions town pride, and calls for wiser use of funds with interest in community football and school programs. Includes references to Trussell letters and local club activity.

Andrews Garden of Paradise Hamil Breck All- Mustangs Breckenridge University of Okla

Little Rock Manager Named for Andrews County Chamber

Bill J. Thomas 25 of Little Rock Arkansas was chosen manager of the Andrews County Chamber of Commerce here yesterday and will take over February 1st. The selection followed a Tuesday interview and unanimous board approval after three weeks of committee review led by John Stubbs. Thomas is a Korean War veteran and former manager of the Little Rock chamber trade development department. He will replace Harry Cowan who moved to Denison Texas.

Bill J. Thomas Little Rock Arkansas Andrews County Chamber of Commerce Thomas Chamber John Stubbs Little Rock Chamber Arkansas State College Southwest Chamber of Commerce Institute Jonesboro Arkansas Power and Light Company Chance Vought Aircraft Dallas Harry Cowan Denison, Texas Stubbs T. A. Roach Bill Young Frank Elkins

Follies Set For Campaign Highlights '59 Drive

The 1959 Follies plan a Jan 31 showing to promote the March of Dimes in Andrews. Odessa College teams with local groups for staging with Bill Broiles directing public relations and Larry Etheridge guiding the production. Featured acts include Quintet of Follies Fillies and Moonshine Boys with solo numbers by Dale Houston and Martin Epps. A benefit bridge follows on Saturday 1-6 pm at the Community Building. Lambda Nu sponsors. Delta Beta ESA gears up for MOD Coffee Day with proceeds from coffee sales.

Max Ramsey Odessa College Andrews Tions Bill Broiles Larry Etheridge Jan Ellis Dance Studio Moonshine Boys Tommy Stubbs Virgil Coffee Regie Brown Jimmy Albritton Dale Houston Martin Epps Jody Smith Janet Whitcomb Odessans Gatlin Bob Mclhinney Betty Wilkerson Lambda Nu Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Delta Beta Chapter

Commissioners Set Pay for Constables in Andrews County

County commissioners in regular session set salaries for the first constables elected in Andrews County. E L Koykin and E E Maxwell will be paid $10 a month for 1959 while justices of the peace receive fees up to a maximum annual $2 187.50. Other actions include hosting a Highway of State meeting, personnel changes, holiday lists, and budget bids.

Andrews County Justices of the Peace E. L. Koykin E. E. Maxwell Justice of the Peace O. G Weatherby Shirley Spruill Norman Galloway Owen Doggett Weatherby Ray Phillips Cecil Smith Bill Hyman

Cecil Smith To Begin As Sheriff Deputy

Cecil Smith will begin work today as a deputy to Sheriff Ray Philips in Andrews County. He replaces Bill Dyman who resigned January 1 to take a position with Lea County New Mexico Sheriff's Department. Previously Smith served as a highway patrolman in the area.

Cecil Smith Andrews County Ray Philips Smith Bill Dyman Sheriff’s Department Lea County New Mexico Hyman

Census workers to finish school age count in city zones

Census and Attendance Officer Kenneth A Sutton announced workers will finish the school census in four city zones by week’s end. County tally shows half done with remaining zones named. canvass began Jan 2 and includes preschool and adult counts for school interests.

Kenneth A. Sutton Sutton Glorieta Max Goldsmith Bob Adams L. H. Greaves R. V. Perkins San Andres Devonian Glenn Frazier J. D. Partridge M. O. Ebeling Leland Hamilton Underwood Lloyd Ford G. W. Bennett

Four Odessans Jailed for Shoplifting

Four Odessans, a group traveling in a car, were arrested Wednesday at 11 a.m. by the Sheriff’s Department and held on investigation of theft with charges of theft over $50 pending. Items recovered included two suits, three sweaters, and two girdles from H and S Men’s Wear C R Anthonys Carver Department Store and Dunnlaps. Arrested were James Conley and his wife Mary Elizabeth Conley Cora Bell Crosby and Anne Lee Christian.

Odessa Sheriff's Department H&l C. R. Anthony's Carver Department Store Dunnlap’s Lynn Rice H&s Men's Wear Ray Phillips Carver's James Conley Mary Elizabeth Conley Cora Bell Crosby Anne Lee Christian

Dividend Check Given At Meeting Of Bank People

The Commercial State Bank annual stockholders meeting in the lobby Tuesday night highlighted a five percent dividend for all stockholders. Maurice Tripplehorn was elected director replacing T D Hamilton. Dick Ream was promoted to vice president while remaining cashier. W A Farmer was re elected chairman. John E Smith remains president. William C Young remains executive vice president. About 150 people attended as dividend checks and a 12 page annual report were distributed.

Commercial State Bank Maurice Tripplehorn T D. Hamilton Dick Ream W. A Bill) Farmer John E. Smith William C. Young

City Hires Chadwell As New Policeman

Bly D. Chadwell aged 28 of 206 Southwest 1st was sworn in as city police officer after council okay of his application. He previously worked for Ogden Paint and assumed duties Wednesday.

Bly D. Chadwell Southwest 1St Chadwell Ogden Paint

Auditors Laud City for Progress in 1958

Odessa and Sweetwater accountants Faris Chapman and Carr praised city bookkeeping and finances at the council meeting for the year ended Sept 30 1958. They noted improvements but offered recommendations on tax roll and recordkeeping and approved the Grandview Audition plat.

Auditors Laud City For Progress Will H. Faris Faris Harris Grandview

Annual Banquet Honors Mustang Gridders With SMU Coach

The event at Glorieta Elementary School cafeteria starts at 7 p.m. with Bill Meek of Southern Methodist as speaker. Master of ceremonies is Sam Hollis. Tilden Armstrong to give invocation. Janet Whitcomb to provide dinner music. Tickets $1.50 from local merchants or Holder. OFFICERS elected Don Jones president Lloyd Ford VP George Walker secretary. Meek to show a film.

Mustang Glorieta Bill Meek Southern Methodist B. B.spec Holder Sam Hollis T. A. Roach Andrews Public Schools Tilden B. Armstrong Means Memorial Methodist Church Janet Whitcomb Corner Drug H&s Men's Wear Commercial State Bank Don Jones Lloyd Ford George Walker Meek

Three Jailed in Hit-and-Run Accident Near Andrews

Three Andrews men were jailed in Andrews County after a Tuesday night hit-and-run. Ernest Shelley pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and drew 30 days in jail plus $200 fine and costs. Leon McGehee paid $25 fine with costs. Jessie Shelley paid $27.50 for drunkenness. Highway Patrolman Buff Angel said the trio’s 1952 vehicle struck Wayman Cook’s 1957 car on State Highway 176, 27.6 miles west of Andrews, then fled. Cook pursued and stopped them. Cook’s car sustained about $100 in damage.

Ernest Shelley Andrews Leon McGehee Jessie Shelley Buff Angel McGehee Here Wayman Cook Franke City Eunice Angel Cook

Night Typing Classes Planned At Andrews High School

Andrews High School offers non credit typing courses begin Tuesday at 6 30 pm. Both beginner and advanced levels available with weekly meetings. Contact the principal's office for details and enrollment.

Andrews High School

Mustangs Open Conference Play at Andrews

Monahans travels to Andrews High School Gym Friday for the first conference cage clash with the Mustangs who sit 4-2 in regular season. They beat Levelland and Seminole but lost to Hobbs and Seminole in tournaments. Probable starters include Housty Brewer Perrin Harrison Sheppard and Jeffrey.

Monahans Andrews Mustangs Andrews High School Levelland Seminole Hobbs Ector Brownfield Pecos Kermit Housty Brewer Roy Max Perrin Paul Harrison Larry Sheppard Douglas Jeffrey

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