Thirteen Accidents Reported in Andrews in May
May brought thirteen accidents in Andrews with six injuries and 4960 dollars in property damage. Traffic violations included numerous speeding, red light runs, improper parking, no driver licenses, and other infractions. arrests included drunks, disturbances, arson investigations, and weapon possession. Stolen bikes numbered two with one recovered, plus licenses and animal control actions, totaling 91 dogs and 23 other animals picked up or disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Bilbrey Wins Double Major At Texas Christian
Johnnie L. Bilbrey son of Mr and Mrs J J Bilbrey 905 NW 7th earns a BA in psychology and sociology at Texas Christian University Fort Worth He accepts a federal job in Los Angeles Health Education Department The Bilbreys and Tidwells attend the graduation event
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Johnnie L. Bilbrey
J. J. Bilbrey
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Los Angeles
Health Education Department
Bilbrey
Sandee — Tidwell
John O. Tidwell
Hobbs, N.M
Andrews
Falling Car and Accidents Injure Several Local Residents
A sequence of car accidents and a falling vehicle sent multiple people to Permian General Hospital and nearby clinics. Donald Leatherwood suffered a chest injury when a car fell on him and was moved to the Andrews clinic. Betty McKee and Gene Bishop were treated for injuries in Odessa. Donaldson, three, swallowed about 35 baby aspirins and received care. John Burgess Jr and Sr were admitted after a wreck. Orton Noles injured his left eye and R D Jeffcoat injured a finger.
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Permian General Hospital
Donald Leatherwood
Andrews Clinic
Betty McKee
Odessa
Gene Bishop
Dann Donaldson
John Burgess, Jr
Water pumpage rises with mid May heat in Andrews
Rising temperatures boosted water usage in mid May. The Andrews Utility water department logged a low 746,000 gallons on May 1 and a high of 4,403,000 gallons on May 16. Total May 1966 usage reached 67,944,000 gallons, below the 73,246,000 gallons for the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Utility Water Department
Delegates Attend District Lions Meeting in El Paso
Mr and Mrs Charlie Carruth and Mr and Mrs Bob Rutherford attended the District Lions meeting in El Paso this week. Carruth is an past district governor and international counselor. Rutherford is the incoming president of the Downtown Lions Club. The three day gathering will crown a district queen and install new officers.
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Charlie Carruth
Bob Rutherford
el Paso
Lion's Meeting
Carruth
Rutherford
Lion's Club
Thirteen Cases In May Report On Local Juveniles
May juvenile report lists thirteen cases from Andrews County juvenile officer Charles Walker. Three probation violators released to Winkler County authorities. two liquor violators held and released to parents. two charged with mal mischief counseled and released to parents. Two charged with disturbance counseled and released. one charged with a mora's charge and two charged with burglary sent to Gatesville State School for Boys. One runaway located and returned to parents.
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Charles Walker
Andrews County
Winker County
Mora
Gatesville
TV Religion School Begins Fourth Year On KMID Channel 2
The TV Religion School returns for a fourth year on KMID TV Channel 2 with a summer schedule from 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. June through July 1. Sister De Porres hosts the first two weeks with New Life in Christ for younger children, using puppets and banners. The final two weeks reach teens and adults with Christians: Witnesses in Exodus led by Sister Marie.
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TV Religion School
Kmid-Tv
Channel 2
Sister de Porres
Maurie
Midland
Los Angeles
ABC
Sister Marie
Motherhouse
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Our Sunday Visitor
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Our Laday of Victory Missionary Sisters
O.S.V.M
Huntington
Indiana
Big Spring
Francis X. Ford
Social Security Talk by Miss Peazell at Lodge Hall
Miss Dottie Peazell the Social Security field representative will be guest speaker Monday at 8 pm at 20 No 6th Street Lodge Hall No 41 Dan Crow says the public is invited to hear the talk on current Social Security regulations.
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Dottie Peazell
Social Security
6Th Street
Dan Crow
The
Odd Fellow Lodge
McKinney and Slaughter Return from Tour to Yellowstone
Mr and Mrs Chuck McKinney and Mr and Mrs Ray Slaughter returned this week from a trip visiting Yellowstone National Park the Grand Canyon and other points of interest.
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Chuck McKinney
Ray Slaughter
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Vets Urge Dog Owners To Understand Rabies
Veterinarians urge dog owners to understand rabies and correct common misconceptions. Dr VV Driscud of Wharton, a practitioner and Texas Veterinary Medical Association Public Information Committee member, emphasizes rabies as a long recognized but widely misunderstood disease.
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VV. H Driscud
Wharton
Texas Veternary Medical Association
Publc
Kyle Ditto Wins Again At McCamey Rodeo
Kyle Ditto wins again at the McCamey rodeo with Andrews roper taking a ribbon in the 13 to 15 bracket alongside Mark Mills. Other winners include Bobby Hungats of Waco Tommy Beall Lat Cruces Jo Poarch Heidelberg Betty Comper Monument N M Debrah Whitehead Morton Debbie Ferguson Petersburg Bo Robinson Snyder James Ward Odessa Marion Sharp Lamesa Beddie Bloxom Rankin Debbie Hillen El Paso.
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Kyle Ditto
Andrews Roper
McCamey
Mark Mills
Sheffield
Dewayne Boyd
Ft Stockton
Andrews
Bobby Hungats
Waco
Tommy Beall
Lat Cruces
Jo Poarch
Hereford
Betty Comper
Monument
N.M
Debrah Whitehead
Morton
Debbie Ferguson
Petersburg
Bo. Robinson
Snyder
James Ward
Odessa
Marion Sharp
Lamesa
Beddie Bloxom
Rankin
Debbie Hillen
el Paseo
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