Shell Oil executive receives Girl Scout service award
R E Goff manager of Shell Oil Company Personnel and Industrial Relations receives an Outstanding Service award from Mrs Helen Burton of the Permian Basin Girl Scout Council. Goff, a Midland resident, began at Shell in 1948 and held multiple training and personnel roles before his 1965 appointment as Personnel and Industrial Relations Supervisor. He is married to Beth with three children and active in Lions Club and Girl Scouts activities. He served in World War II with the First Marine Division.
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Helen Burton
Permian Basin Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Council
R. E. Goff
Shell Oil Company
University of Oklahoma
University of Chicago
Goff
Shell
Midland
Beth
Robert, Jr
First Marine Division
Pacific
Shell Oil Companies
Visual tricks to enlarge small rooms with light furniture
The article advises using light colors and small light furniture to avoid crowding in tiny rooms. It suggests open arm chairs, cane backs, slender legs, wall to wall carpeting, and ceiling to floor drapes to visually expand space, and notes manufacturers offer a range of sizes for quality and value.
Montgomery to Speak at A&M Conference
Dr. Robert A. Montgomery of Andrews will speak at the School Administrators and Supervisors Conference at Texas A&M University June 12 to 14. More than 600 administrators will gather at the Memorial Student Center to discuss bridging theory and practice and topics from administrative behavior to desegregation effects on programs.
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Robert A. Montgomery
Andrews
Texas A&m University
Daniel E. Griffiths
New York University
A&m
Tim M. Stinnett
National Education Association
John McKee
Ford Motor Co
Dallas
Roy Dugger
Waco
James Connally Technical Institute
Texas Education Agency
Montgomery
May Juvenile Report Shows Majority Female Cases in Andrews County
The Andrews County May juvenile report shows seven of eight cases involve girls. Four 16 year olds and one 15 year old runaway, a 13 year old theft arrest, a 15 year old shoplift, and a 16 year old boy for stripping a car. One 17 year old girl taken to Tri County Home. cases rose from April by four girls and two fewer boys.
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Andrews County
Tri County
Bill Manning
Realtors Set Dallas Convention Focus for State Meet
Texas Realtors from across the state travel to Dallas June 8 to 11 for the 46th Annual Texas Real Estate Convention with a light theme. Sessions include a Crazy Horse Show opening and a Las Vegas night at the Statler Hilton, plus talks on syndicating ownership of skyscrapers and industrial plants led by P. C. Naylor Jr. of San Antonio, with Mrs. Genevive Leach as local board president.
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Texas
Dallas
Six Flags
Las Vegas
Statler Hilton
Realtor Opportunities Unlimited
Empire Central Building
Am Am Tourney Slated Sunday at Andrews Country Club
An Am Am golf tournament will be held today at the Andrews Country Club. Players must form their own teams with a half handicap and one low ball. Entry is five dollars per person and off times may occur at any time during the day per local pro S A Smith.
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Andrews Country Club
S. A. Smith
Smith
Swiss watch must not lose or gain too much to qualify
National Geographic states a chronometer must not lose more than three seconds a day nor gain twelve seconds daily. The guideline sets strict accuracy standards for precision timepieces.
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National Geographic
May Wrecks Report Totals In Andrews City
May wrecks in Andrews totaled an even dozen with three injured and 5823 dollars in property damage. Chief James Clark lists eight red lights, 49 speeding, seven excessive speed, and other violations, plus 25 drunks and a DWI. Animal control reports include 102 dogs picked up and 60 disposed of, plus 18 cats and 61 other animals. Corporation court fines totaled 1524 dollars.
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Andrews
James Clark
Texas
Andrews Boys Club Fights to Stay Open This Month
County Judge Roy Bennett voices strong support for the Andrews Boys Club as it seeks donations to avoid closure. About 50 boys use the facilities daily, with plans including a Donkey Baseball game and a stamps drive. He praises the club’s juvenile defense efforts and year round youth program, urging community backing to keep the club operating.
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The
Andrews Boys Club
Roy Bennett
Andrews
Welcoming 71 people in 17 families to Andrews in May
A May welcome service reports 71 persons in 17 families relocating to Andrews. New residents include Gene and Dorsey Jackson at 802 NW 6th, a police officer. Clifford Pearce at 804 NE 4th with D.A. & S.. and Elmer Little at 520 SW 2nd, all noted Baptist affiliations among others from Morton Kermit Corpus Christi Iowa Big Spring Spearman and Stanton with firms and utility companies.
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Andrews
Gene Jackson
Odessa
Police Department
Dorsey Oliphant
Morton
Blankenship
Clifford Pearce
Corpus Christi
D.a.&s
4Th
K. R. Saunders
Iowa
Northern Natural Gas
Richard Driskell
8Th
Kermit With All, Inc
Church of God
Elmer Little
Stanton
Hickerson Transport
2Nd
W. E. Peach
Big Spring
Troy Parker
NW Ave
Dean Pratt
Stadium Trailer Park
Northern Natural
Spearman
Local Residents Move In From Across States
New arrivals include Mr and Mrs W J Livingston and three children from Oklahoma with Texas Producing Service living at 810 NE 3rd and Baptist faith. Also Mr and Mrs Marvin J Thrasher and six children from Odessa at 803 NE 7th in Pentecostal church membership.
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W. J. Livingston
Oklahoma
Texas
3Rd
Marvin J. Thrasher
Odessa
7Th
Pentecostal Church
Billy Joe Ward
Kansas
Sargents Ind
Noble Boyd
Missouri
Northern Natural Gas
Russell Dumas
Mississippi
Billy D. Hollowell
Monahans
Church of Christ
Jeff Cody
Gran Sury
Robert J. Ryan
Big Spring
W. R. Chapman
Houston
Hospital Admissions and Discharges at Permian General
Patients admitted between Tuesday and Thursday include Mrs. Neil Harvey John Tucker W M Polk Mattie Bound Mrs G J Graham Mrs Doyle Nelson Barbara Hudgens Frank Shoats E D Willis Opal Lyons Ed Fults Bobby Jean Edwards R C Wall Jack King Jimmy McGill Mrs W H Hoecueland Mrs James Foster Mrs W L Bryant R H Rhinehart Beverly Armstrong Mary Kay Anderson Joe Mack Underwood Mrs Lonnie Pike Brenda Mitchell Those dismissed include J W Moore H F Dillard Glenn Warren Mrs Jean Beach D D Boren C A Billman Mrs Billy Rasco Lucille Duke Mrs W B Peeples A L Nichols C D Willson Jr W B Derring Mrs Mike Duke William Lee Mrs H L Mason Steve Doorman Virginia Taylor Barbara Selby
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Permian General Hospital
Neil Harvey
John Tucker
W. M. Polk
Mattie Bound
G. J. Graham
Doyle Nelson
Barbara Hudgens
Frank Shoats
E. D. Willis
Opal Lyons
Ed Fults
Bobby Jean Edwards
R. C. Wall
Jack King
Jimmy McGill
W. H. Hoecueland
James Foster
W. L. Bryant
R. H
J. W. Moore
H. F. Dillard
Glenn Warren
Jean Beach
D. D. Boren
C. A. Billman
Billy Rasco
Lucille Duke
W. B. Peeples
A. L. Nichols
C. D. Willson, Jr
W. B. Derring
Mike Duke
William Lee
H L. Mason
Steve Doorman
Virginia Taylor
Barbara Selby
Two New Mexico Sisters Visit Grandmother in Clo vis
Judy and Debbie Taylor of Clo vis New Mexico are visiting their grandmother Mrs L H Warren.
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Judy and
Debbie Taylor
Clovis, New Mexico
L. H. Warren
Police Chief James Clark Locked Out After Little League Game
Police Chief James Clark, known for urging locking cars, found his vehicle locked with the keys inside after attending a Little League game. A good Samaritan helped him retrieve a new set of keys. Clark quipped about past incidents and advised removing keys before locking.
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James Clark
Clark
Water use soars in May amid long dry spell
City officials report May water consumption reached 127,241,000 gallons, more than double last year’s 67,944,000. The surge is blamed on an extended dry spell since last August, with only two light showers. Peak daily use occurred May 10 at 5,011,000 gallons and low on May 28 at 2,100,000.
Sea horses Change Color to Camouflage Like Chameleons
Sea horses alter their coloration to blend with surroundings as a defense against predators, similar to chameleons. This color adaptation helps them evade detection and survive in their marine habitats.
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Southern Methodist University
Institute of Management
Speciacien
Appar
Billy Graha
Rose
Whea Ycomers
S&h
Broadway
Phillips 66
W. Broadway
Hospital News
Means Methodist
First Baptist
the Restless Ones
Billy Graham
Pri & Sat
Paul Newman
Hombre Pee Golor
Senne
Sun
Yhae
United Artists
Technicolor
John Beck
MGM
I Panavisionm
Metrocolor
HONDA
Phillips Sporting Goods
S. Main
Hoye Eee
Honda Light
Pareeer
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