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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
4
The Discover America effort promotes U S historic scenic and recreational sites to Americans and international visitors. The program expects to help correct the nation s balance of payments deficit through tourism. Annual TESCO Picnic At Flo rey Park Draws about 20 Families
The answer explains coverage if admission to the nursing home occurs within 14 days of hospital discharge. If you leave early and later reenter within 14 days, unused days of care can be covered up to the limit for that illness spell.
The Andrews Boys' Club will give a pony as a prize during the closing Andrews Rodeo on June 10. Tickets cost 50 cents each or five dollars for ten. The pony was donated by Cecil Gerber with Bill Manning overseeing ticket sales as Andrews juvenile officer.
Boy Scout Troop 119 held a family campout at Colorado City Lake over the weekend. Sponsored by Means Memorial Methodist Church, attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weaver and many named families and individuals.
The summer swimming program starts at the high school on Monday June 5 under Coach Peggy Edgar. New students aged 8 and 9 or new to competition report 8 to 9 a.m with older youths reassigned after start.
Graveside services were held for Ewell Gary Murphree four day old son of Mr and Mrs R D Murphree of Andrews. He was born May 25 in Andrews and died Monday night at Medical Center Hospital Odessa. Survivors include two sisters and parents with grandparents listed from Hillsboro and Fort Worth.
The annual Donkey Baseball fundraiser for the local Boys Club will be held Tuesday June 6 at the high school field. Game time is 8 p m with the Jaycees facing an opponent.
Downtown and Evening Lions Club members announce a public event Tuesday with tickets sold by club members or at the gate.
All girls from eighth through twelfth grade are invited to report to the high school girls gym on Monday June 5 for informal volleyball training sessions. Coach Jo Ann Knight says sessions run from 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday.
Two vehicle crashes mar Memorial Day weekend in Andrews. At 11 55 p m Saturday a 1958 car driven by James Pierce collided with a 1959 car driven by Donald Ray Dragoo. Dragoo cited for running a red light and DWI, second pending charge. No injuries. Sunday at 1 20 p m Loretta Peeples struck a parked car of John Watson and bumped into Chester Matthews parked car. Peeples cited for failure to control.
Brownies defeated Superior 10 2 as Bill Dillingham pitched well and Ray McCullough took the loss. Cass Fitts edged Carruth 5 2 with Byron Seals giving up one hit in the final inning while Ronny Wright took the loss. Jessie Patrick homered and singl ed twice for Cass Fitts and Crawford Williams added a single and double for Brownies.
Youth Center Director Jan Pearcy announces a weekly Ladies Day at the city swimming pool from 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday starting June 3 with two female lifeguards on duty and a 35 cent fee. Other days the pool opens to the public. lifeguards for summer include Roy Cravens Dennis Elam Betty Anderson Nancy Jack and Rosanne Waldron handles front check-in.
The Andrews Boys Club offers Camp Summer Life a week in Taos New Mexico in the Sangre de Cristo range. Depart from the Andrews club on June 11 and return June 17. Activities include swimming hiking archery horseback riding fishing and team sports. Cost is 25 per boy with meals and activities included. For details contact the Andrews Boys Club after 10 am.
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