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Andrews County News

Location

Andrews, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

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Frifting sands and early 20th century notes in Post Texas

A fragmented column notes local travel and events around Post Texas including Uncle Sammy, a Desert visit, and the Arab fly anecdote. It mentions the Flying Service pilot Buttram, an Andrews connection, and reflections on national attitudes during a period of social commentary.

Post Texas Buttram The Flying Service of Fort Was Pass Fort Worth

May building permits keep Andrews at high construction pace

May permits in Andrews totaled 154 350 with residential activity at 119 400 and move ins at 18 000. One commercial permit was issued for 5 000 and two additions at 10 450. Multiple named homeowners and firms plus expansions in Northcrest Underwood Surtain Acres Ogden and Un derwood Park add to the year’s activity.

Andrews City Hall V. Singleton Bryan Baker Northcrest Ad Ike Whitehead Northcrest Harvey Construction Co Underwood William EE. Flanary Surtain Acres Joe Weatherby Archie Holman Ogden Addition Blackstock and Laney T. G. Hester Underwood Park May

Fair group votes to charge admission for program

The fair association plans a small fee for the last night program at the county fair on Oct 4. Mr and Mrs Bob Montgomery who run the program at the high school auditorium will organize a community effort to close the fair. Admission will be 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for school children. A decorations committee led by Mrs F W Noble was formed to study district decorations. The association meets next Aug 5 at 10 am in the community building.

Far Association Bob Montgomery F. W. Noble The Fair Association

Princeton Graduates Favor Study of Women

A questionnaire of Princeton graduating students finds their favorite field of study being women. The report notes pride in educational opportunities and suggests many husbands wish they had pursued longer study and earned a bachelor’s degree.

Princeton

Fly-In Breakfast Sef At Airport Sunday Morning

About 100 planes are expected to arrive at the county airport for the annual Fly-In Breakfast on Sunday morning. The Mustang Flying Club sponsors the event and invites the public. Breakfast starts at 6 a.m. and continues while attendees keep arriving. Prizes will honor the goofiest landing the first female pilot and the oldest pilot present.

Ately Mustang Flying Club

Andrews Stores Open Until Eight Tonight

Downtown Andrews merchants extend hours to eight this Thursday as part of a Chamber of Commerce sponsored promotion. The late opening follows a retail committee suggestion to boost sales. Shoppers are urged to check this issue for special bargains offered by local businesses.

The Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee’ Merchants Division Andrews

Free Play To Have Big Part On Summer Program

The Youth Center summer recreation program begins Monday June 9 with organized activities and extensive free play. Supervisors Charles Compton and Doc Grevelle oversee the eight week program open to ages six and up, including adults, with facilities at Underwood Devonian and San Andres schools. Adults can join tennis golf crafts and exercise classes while teens participate in table games and athletics.

Youth Center Charles Compton Doc Grevelle Wanda Whitman Devonian la Beth Meyer San Andres Mary Arnett Underwood Devouiab

Miracle Shamrock Service Station Opens Saturday

Formal opening of the Miracle Shamrock Service Station at 300 North Main is scheduled for Saturday. Manager Fred Miracic announces a five pound sugar free offer with the purchase of 10 gallons of gasoline or more, plus gifts for adults and lollipops for children.

300 North Main Fred Miracic

Zoning Ordinance Moves To City Council Monday

Five changes were made after a zoning and planning commission hearing. Northwest 12th Street homes will be residential. Terrace Hills and several blocks gain local retail designations. a small Northeast section becomes retail. The commission approved the plan and will present it to the city council Monday night for action.

Zoning Commission A. L. Rhodes Albert Sybesma George Green Buford Sealy Zoning and Planning Commission 12Th St Terrace Hills Northwest Ave B Northwest Ave C Northwest 1St St Northwest 3Rd Ave. B 7Th St Byford Sealy Andrews

Smith City Drug Sets Formal Opening

Smith City Drug on North Main will hold a formal opening this Saturday from 9 am to 6 pm. Guests can register for two grand prizes drawn at 6 pm. Opening gifts include Lucien Lelong cologne for ladies and His after shave for men, plus ice cream for accompanying children.

Smith City North Main Lucien Lelong

City Seeps With Worthless Checks In May

A May report from the sheriff lists nine arrests on swindling with worthless checks under 50 dollars and three more in the felony division. Warrants totaled 22 for misdemeanor worthless checks and four for checks over 50 dollars, plus forgery warrants. Additional arrests included car theft, embezzlement, and intoxicated driving, with multiple warrants for theft and related offenses.

Sheriff's Office

Public Relations Course Scheduled by Chamber

A 10 hour public relations course for business is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. It runs four consecutive nights starting Monday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the junior high cafeteria. E A Willeford of the University of Texas teaches. Enrollment is $2 per person and open to all local retail employers and employees.

Chamber of Commerce E. A. Willeford University of Texas Chamber

Mercury Tops 105 Degrees In Andrews This Week

High heat peaked at 105 degrees on May 30 and June 1 in Andrews as summer set in. May 31 reached 100 degrees with high humidity and warm nights. A brief rain Sunday cooled the area while a large electrical storm skirted the county. Complete weekly temperatures provided by Permian Basin Pipeline Co. follow.

Andrews Permian Basin Pipeline Co

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