Andrews County financial report and local notices
The county publishes its annual financial statement as of December 31 1947 prepared by county auditor H T Wilson to inform taxpayers where tax dollars were spent. Obituary notes burial details for Uncle Charley Weeks of Beaverton Alabama and praise his mercy and peace making work. Col Earnest O Thompson, railroad official, visiting Andrews previews growth and a town hall talk at Midland Bomber Base.
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Andrews County
H. T. Wilson
Earnest O. Thompson
Railroad Commission
Andrews
Col Thompson
API
VFA
Midland
Charlie Weeks
Beaverton
Alabama
Charley
Uncle Charley
Montgomery
Lions to Help in Red Cross Drive
The Andrews Lions Club voted unanimously to support the local Red Cross fundraising drive. T. D. Hamilton called the motion and Odell Spears seconded to aid the Red Cross in every way possible.
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LIONS
RED Cross
Andrews Lions Club
T.D. Hamilton
Odell Spears
First Aid Course Opens Next Monday Night at High School
The First Aid course, postponed from last Tuesday, will start next Monday at 7:30 to 9:30 p m in Crutcheson High School. It runs five times weekly for two weeks and concludes with exams. Certificates will be issued to those who pass.
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Cr.utcheson
Knox Irwin Seeks County Clerk Post in Andrews County
Knox H. Irwin Jr announces his candidacy for county and district clerk of Andrews County subject to the Democratic primary on July 24. He notes his Andrews County roots, education at Midland and John Tarleton, marriage, 33 years old, military service in the 112th Cavalry in the Southwest Pacific, and work at Humble Oil Refining and Hughes Tool Company. He pledges to be an efficient public servant and asks for votes and support.
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Andrews County
Midland
John Tarleton
Humble Oil and Refining Company
112Th Cavalry
Southwest Pacific
Hughes Tool Company
Knox H. Irwin, Jr
Wallace Theatre Seeks Amateur Talent for Radio Show
Wallace Theatre invites singing, dancing, acro, musical, and acting talents to register with manager Jimmie Burleson by February 10, 1948. All races colors sizes and ages will be interviewed. Radio seeks new talent with private details explained.
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Wallace
Jimmie Burleson
Wallace Theatre
Mary Shuey Weds Howard Mayes in Church of Christ Ceremony
Miss Mary Alice Shuey married Howard A. Mayes in a Tuesday night ceremony at the Church of Christ. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Alfred Shuey of Columbia Tennessee, wore grey with sweetheart roses. Best man was Amos Vining. bride’s attendant wore pink carnations. The couple will reside in Sherman Texas where Mayes manages the Twin City Drive-In Theatre, Sherman and Denison.
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Church of Christ
Mary Alice Shuey
Howard A. Mayes
C. O. Mayes
Inkburnett
Alfred Shuey
Columbia
Tennessee
Amos Vining
Vining
Mayes
Andrews
Mr. Mayes
Wallace Theatre
Mrs. Mayes
Sherman
Texas
Sherman and
Denison
Patsie McKinney Admitted to Masonic Hospital in Dallas
Little Patsie Walnece McKinney daughter of Mr and Mrs W S McKinney was admitted to the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children in Dallas on January 14 for treatment of infantile paralysis from six months old. Doctors outlined plaster blocking and possibly surgery. This case underscores the March of Dimes drive to fight infantile paralysis and urges donations.
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Patsie Walnece McKinney
W. S. McKinney
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital For
Dallas
Revival in progress at Andrews Assembly of God Church
The Andrews Assembly of God Church hosts a revival led by evangelist Rev. W. M. Boze man with singing and preaching. Mrs. Wilma Herman is the pastor and invites the community to attend.
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Assembly of God Church of Andrews
W. M. Bozeman
Wilma Herman
Oil Wildcat Drilling Moves Across Andrews County Fields
Multiple operators including Stanolind, Superior, Phillips, Gulf, Shell and Humble announce new wildcat and offset wells in Central North and Northwest Andrews County. Drilling targets Devonian and Ellenburger pay zones with depths from 4 800 to 12 000 feet. Early results show oil and gas production, with one well flowing 1191 barrels per day and gas present at surface.
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Andrews County
Stanolind Oil & Gas Company
H. M. Ford
San Andrews
Superior Oil Company No. 3
University
Andrews
Shafter Lake
Seaion 36
Blor
Ellenburger
Gulf Oil Corporation No. 1
QQ University
University Survey
No. 1
T University
Phillips
Bedford Ellenburger
Shell
Union
Grogan
Humble Oil & Refining Company
J. E. Parker
Martin- Ellenburger
Funeral Service Held for Morrow Baby
Funeral services were held Friday January 23 for Michael Dewaine infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Morrow. Rev B Brand pastor conducted the service. Michael Dewaine weighed 3 pounds at birth and died January 22 despite medical effort. Interred in Andrews cemetery.
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Michael Dewaine
Bur! Morrow
Rev
B. Brand
First Baptist Church
Andrews Cemetery
Blanchard and Blair families visit Big Springs over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Blanchard and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Marold Blair were in Big Springs over the weekend attending to bus.
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G. W. Blanchard
Marold Blair
Big Springs
Boy Scouts Visit Camp in Davis Mountains
A group of Andrews County Boy Scouts and leaders toured the proposed Camp Madeira site in Madeira Canyon in the Davis Mountains last week. Scouts from Andrews reported vivid scenery, with the canyon praised as one of Texas’s most beautiful. Joe Dillard Corkey Wilson and Lawrence Rhodes represented Andrews during the visit. Charles Duncan, son of Mr and Mrs C W Duncan, was admitted for treatment of a head injury.
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Boy Scouts
Davis Mountains
Madeira Canyon
Andrews
Joe Dillard
Corkey Wilson
Lawrence Rhodes
Charles Duncan
C. W. Duncan
Legion meeting attendees report informative trip
Knox Irwin Charley Burkett and Russell Austin attended the state Legion meeting in Austin on the 18th and 19th of this month and described an interesting and informative trip.
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Knox Irwin
Charley Burkett
Russell Austin
State Legion
Austin
Proclamation Declares Boy Scout Week in Andrews 1948
Mayor J A Ulmer proclaims February 6 to 12 as Boy Scout Week in Andrews Texas, citing 1948 marks 38th anniversary of the movement. He urges citizens to honor Scout leaders and support Scouting programs for youth growth and world peace efforts.
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Boy Scouts of America
Congress of the United States
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts
I. J. A. Aimer
Andrews
Texas
Mustangs Triumph in Odessa Tournament Run
Andrews Mustangs won two games in the Odessa tourney defeating Big Spring Steers 22 20 and Fort Stockton 30 25 before a narrow 22 19 loss to McCamey. McCamey upset Odessa 21 18 in OT and ten players made the all tournament team with James McAuley and Farris Hamilton honored.
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Andrews Mustang
Big Spring
Odessa
Mustangs
Fort Stockton
McCamey
James McAuley
Farris Hamilton
Andrews
Home Demonstration Club Hosts Upholstery Demo
Mrs. T. H. Smith hosted the Fullerton Home Demonstration Club meeting with Hattie G. Owens presenting an upholstering chair demo. Pruning instructions were offered by volunteers A. L. Grant Buck Eppler and D. H. Driver.
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T. H. Smith
Fullerton Home Demonstration Club
Hattie G. Owens
A. L. Grant
Buck Eppler
D.H. Driver
G. A. Sheldon
Mrs. Brauley
Odessa
C. J. Forrest
A. D. McGraw
Fred Stephenson
Adah Sheldon
E. G. Stephenson
J. A. Maloy
C. J. Cerf
Elmo McDougald
L. W. Morgan
Icy Weather Causes Fatal Auto Accident
One man was killed and another injured when their Mercury Coupe overturned on an icy Andrews Big Spring highway about 25 miles east of Andrews. Willie A. Scott 55 of Lamesa died at the scene. S E Hemphill of Lamesa was treated at Andrews Hospital.
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Andrews-Big Spring
Andrews
Willie A. Scott
Lamesa
S. E. Hemphill
Andrews Hospital
Hemphill
J. W. Morgan Odessa
Martin County
Guy Mabee
Sheriff Peacock
Scott
Smgleton
Himphill
Big Spring
Andrews County Commissioner Candidate A M Brown Seeks Vote
A M Brown announces candidacy for county commissioner in Precinct 2 as a Democratic Primary hopeful. He cites residence in Andrews County, employment at Phillips Gasoline in Fullerton Field, high school graduation, family, road construction experience with Hanna and Hall, and commitment to serve if elected. He plans to visit voters before the July primary.
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Andrews County
Phillips Gasoline
Fullerton Field
Hanna and Hall
A. M. Brown
Charlie Cerf Relocates to California for New Duties
Charlie Cerf a petroleum engineer with the Fullerton Oil Co departs Wednesday by plane for Los Angeles to assume his new duties at the head office. He will return to his family once suitable living quarters are secured.
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Charlie Cerf
Fullerton Oil Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Family gathering at the W. L. Martindale home
A Sunday family gathering at the W. L. Martindale residence drew several relatives for a close group event. Names and exact relations are not listed in the surviving text.
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W. L. Martindale
Fannie Mathews Seeks Re election as County Treasurer
Fannie Mathews announces candidacy for reelection to the office of County Treasurer in Andrews County subject to Democratic primaries. She notes years of service and thanks supporters while appealing to voters for their influence and vote.
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Andrews County
Fannie Mathews
Weather Man Goes on Binge in West Texas and South Plains
Old Man Winter gave a week of varied acts in summer and winter with storms and temperature swings. Rain and sleet followed by four inches of snow and a stiff north wind, ending with a light snowfall described as one of the most beautiful in the region. Mercury records showed 1 degree above and 0 at 6 am Thursday, with little damage beyond wrecks and falls.
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Old Man
West Texas
South Plains
Old Man Winter
Mercury
Poll Taxes Paid Thursday In County
Loma Smith, Deputy Tax Collector, said at 5 p m Thursday that 1,075 poll taxes and 39 exemptions were issued, bringing the total to 1,114. Only two days remain to pay poll tax. voting strength could reach 2,000 if all qualified voters pay.
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Loma Smith
Sheriff’s Office
Local families plan departures for new postings
Mr and Mrs Albert Escoe and son Leon of Odessa join Mr and Mrs Bus ter Martindale and Carabeth Andrews and Master Sgt and Mrs Harold Stuber of Hobbs N M as the Stubers leave January 22 for Rhome New York where he will be stationed.
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Albert Escoe
Leon
Odessa
Buster Martindale
Carabeth
Andrews
Harold Stuber
Hobbs
N. M
Stubers
Rhome
N. Y
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Stanolind
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Homer Rentz
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Pat Beene
Caprock
Matador
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Otis Ogden
Florey Post Office
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Jeanne Young
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J. P. O'Toole
Oil Well Supply Company
Highway 51
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Charles McKay
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Fannie Mathews Asks Reelection
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