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Andrews County News

Location

Andrews, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1963

Page

4

Victoria Falls Flourishes Amid Flood Season Tourists

Victoria Falls towers 355 feet high and nearly twice Niagara’s width. Flood season sends more than half a million gallons of water over the falls each second.

Africa Victoria Falls Niagara Falls

Denmark’s mink ranching fuels global fur trade

Danish farmers, famed for furniture and beer, also ran mink ranches. In 1962 Denmark supplied the world with about 1,350,000 mink skins, showing a sizable byproduct industry alongside its better known exports.

Denmark

Brown-Landry to Marry June 29 in Andrews Church

The engagement of Sherry Lavonne Brown and Jacob Durand Landry is announced by their parents. Sherry attends H Sophie Newcomb College and holds leadership and pageant honors. Jacob is a Tulane Law student with multiple academic distinctions. The wedding will be on June 29 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Andrews.

Sherry Lavonne Brown L. Z. Brown Sherry Lavonne Jacob Durand Landry Jacob L. Landry New Iberia Miss Brown H. Sophie Newcomb College New Orleans Alpha Omicron Pi Hellenic Council Newcomb

Visit Broken By Storm Cellar During Hugo Stay

Mrs. C. W. Roberts Sr. arrived home Thursday from Hugo Oklahoma after staying with her brother Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brownlee. The party spent the first night of the visit in a storm cellar due to severe weather.

C. W. Roberts Sr Hugo Okla W. W. Brownlee Don Adams Roberts Gilmer John Duffey Andrews

Roaches Attend Son-In-Law Graduation in Lubbock

Mr and Mrs Jake Roach travel to Lubbock for their son in law Lonnie Welchells graduation in architectural engineering Baccalaureate exercises are set for eight tonight in the municipal auditorium with Dr J P Allen speaker A 3 PM reception follows tomorrow Rice University president Dr Kenneth S Pitzer will speak at 8 PM commencement at the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum The graduate has accepted a job with Brashier and Goyet in Lubbock where he has started work

Jake P. Roach Lubbock Lonnie Welchell Municipal Auditorium J. P. Allen Broadway Baptist Church Kenneth S. Pitzer Rice University Lubbock Municipal Coliseum Brashier and Goyet

Mrs. Sybesma Leads Six Week North American Tour

Mrs. Albert Sybesma and her son Richard depart with her mother Mrs. W. H. McClure of Odessa for six weeks visiting relatives and friends across Tennessee New York New England Canada and Niagara Falls.

Tennessee New York New England Canada Niagara Falls Albert Sybesma Richard W. H. McClure Odessa

Girl Scout Day Camp Set For June At Florey Park

One hundred thirty five Andrews girls and Brownies registered for Day Camp at Florey Park June 10 14 with daily 2 p m meetings at the old high school. Camp runs five units with adult counselors and a new Papooses unit for younger campers.

Florey Andrews Florey Park J. J. Wright Cam

Hospital Admissions and Discharges At Per mian General

Patients admitted Tuesday through Monday include Mrs. George Denke Louis Mire les Mrs. James Stewart Mrs. Jack French Mrs. Albert Grove Mrs. T. L. O'Dell Mrs. B. T. Baird Mrs. T. E. Perry Radean Ritehy Mrs. R. D. Gulley I. F. Billman H. G. Miller Mrs. Worth Hatten Mrs. Marvin Lewis Mrs. Dewey Foust La Merle Grace Sue Ann Holland Buddy Downs and Mrs. R. E. Plunkett. Discharges list Valerie Foster W. C. Peeples Lemuel Hudson Mrs. M. L. Andrews Mark Andrews Michael Andrews Jerry Smith Kenny Floyd Mrs. L. B. Hudgens Sue Ann Holland W. L. Mahaffey David Cole Gloria Harrell Glenn Berry Reba Colston Mrs. James Herzberger Mrs. G. E. Miller G. E. Miller Mrs. D. A. Rutledge Mrs. Gary O. Kief and Mrs. Conrad Phillips.

Permian General Hospital George Denke Louis Mireles James Stewart Jack French Albert Grove T. L. O'Dell B. T. Baird T. E. Perry Radean Ritehy R. D. Gulley I. F. Billman H. G. Miller Worth Hatten Marvin Lewis Dewey Foust la Merle Grace Sue Ann Holland Buddy Downs R. E. Plunkett Valerie Foster W. C. Peeples Lemuel Hudson M. L. Andrews Mark Andrews Michael Andrews Jerry Smith Kenny Floyd L. B. Hudgens W. L. Mahaffey David Cole Gloria Harrell Glenn Berry Reba Colston

Odessa couple welcomed daughter Degrithen Lee

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Ray Lee O'Dell of Odessa on the birth of a daughter at 1 36 am May 30 at Per mian General Hospital She weighed 5 lbs 2 ozs and named Degrithen Lee.

Ray Lee O'Dell Odessa Permian General Hospital Degrithen Lee

Concert by Mrs Pummill at Ohio music convention

Mrs Pummill formerly Janet Whitcomb presented a concert by request of the Ohio State Federated Music Club at the 1963 convention in Cincinnati Ohio. The pianist was praised as a rising young pianist by state president Mrs Dwight Robinson. She attended North Texas State University Texas Tech and Ohio State University on scholarships and has another scholarship for 1963 64 at North Texas where her husband holds a fellowship. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Whitcomb of Andrews.

Doug Purnmill Janet Whitcomb Ohio State Federated Music Club Cincinnati Ohio Dwight Robinson Pummill North Texas State University Texas Tech Ohio State University North Texas

Incentive to speed slows drivers over Golden Gate Bridge

An optical illusion nudges drivers to avoid slow speeds on the Golden Gate Bridge. At under 35 mph, rail blocks obscure views, while proper speed offers an uninterrupted panorama for motorists.

San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge

Scrapbooks Presented by Faith Lutheran Women

Three scrapbooks made from used Christmas cards were presented by the scrapbook committee to the Faith Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Tuesday night. The group met at 8:00 p.m. in the church fellowship hall with one visitor, Mrs. D. D. Beverlin, and Pastor Ben Rathgeber. Plans to send scrapbooks to Andrews Convalescent Hospital, Tri-County Home, and Big Spring State Hospital were announced. An ice cream social is planned after the Vacation Bible School Closing program on June 7 at 8:00 p.m. A filmstrip titled What the Bible Says About Missions was shown by Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell, followed by a round table discussion.

Faith Lutheran Womens Missionary League Church Fellowship Hall D. D. Beverlin Ben Rathgeber Andrews Convalescent Hospital Tri-County Big Spring State Hospital

Hyde Family Moves to Leggett for New Home

Mrs Hyde and her children Janie 16 John David 14 and Sandy 6 left last week to establish a new home in Leggett where the husband and father will join them July 1 They formerly resided at 1105 NW 12th Hyde has been director of school properties for seven years Until the end of June Mrs Hyde and the children will visit in Leesville Louisiana with their parents Mr and Mrs J R Watson and Mrs D S Hyde

Frank Hyde Leggett Janie John David Sandy Hyde Leesville J. R. Watson D. S. Hyde

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