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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1963
Page
5
Rhubarb or pieplant was used in China for medicine as early as 2700 B.C. Garden rhubarb reached Europe much later and was brought to the United States by a Maine gardener near the end of the 18th century.
C. V. Carson executive state president of Texas Restaurant Association and wife from San Marcos were guests of the day. They were en route to Roswell New Mexico for a vacation trip.
Miss Renee Chevret of Caen France became the bride of A C Troy Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs Wayne B Mitchell of 1110 NW 3rd. The ceremony occurred at Eurex France where Mitchell has been stationed since Dec 5 1959. The couple plan a later visit to the United States and Andrews Air Force Base.
Andrews High School band director Bill Green will serve as instrumental bass instructor for the McMurry College summer band school held July 14 to 27. Dr. Raymond T. Bynum, director of the college and head of the McMurry Band, calls the event one of the year’s biggest and most colorful. He notes Green was an outstanding student at McMurry and is now an outstanding teacher.
Carolyn Glenn and Alvin E. Sherrill plan to wed July 29 in Denver City Assembly of God Church. Carolyn is a 1962 Andrews High School graduate. Alvin is a Hobbs High School alumnus employed by the U S Postal Department. They will live in Hobbs, New Mexico after marriage.
Sammy Clary a 1962 Andrews High School graduate has earned an athletic letter for track and football at Ranger Junior College this year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E E Clary of 202 NE 2nd and plans to major in physical education and education.
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