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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1977
Page
7
Petty Officer Eugene Bartee will retire in mid June after twenty years in the US Navy. He is a non commissioned petty officer stationed in Pensacola Florida and has served across the United States as well as in Spain Japan and Morocco. He will receive recognition from NATO.
Leona Shoffit of Andrews earned a bachelor of science degree at McMurry College spring commencement on May 1. McMurry, a four year liberal arts college, is owned by the Northwest Texas and New Mexico conference of the United Methodist Church. She is an Andrews High School graduate and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A W Shoffit.
Max Lucado was among 660 Abilene Christian University graduates receiving a BA in communications during spring exercises. An Andrews High School alum, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucado of Andrews and Mrs. Georgia Bartee, with sister Eva Clawson also listed.
Andrews County Texas June 2 1977 page note details VBS at Faith Lutheran First Baptist and Northcrest Baptist June 6 10 with invite to attendees. 20s Joy Class of Andrews Church of Christ held a weiner roast at Florey Park. Sunshine Seekers from First United Methodist Dumas sang handbells. Means Methodist welcomes Jimmy Cameron as music and youth education starting July 1.
One year old Brandon Lee Dyson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les Dyson, was honored Monday with a Mickey Mouse themed birthday party in the Reddy Room of Texas Electric. Guests enjoyed a Mickey cake, orange popcorn balls, red punch, and gifts while relatives and friends including Pat Dyson Evelyn Stanton Georgia Carruth and other attendees joined in the celebration.
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