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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
3
Zig zag stitches buttonholes eyelets monograms without extra attachments. Balance 64.00 or 9.20 monthly. Write or call Credit Manager 1908 Broadway Lubbock Texas PO2-3847. J6c4
The Board of Equalization will meet at the Courthouse in Andrews Texas at 10 00 A.M. on Monday June 24 1963 to determine fix and equalize the value of all taxable property in Andrews County for 1963. All interested parties are urged to be present. Dated May 13 1963 Charlie W Burkett County Clerk Andrews County Texas. Published in the News June 6 and 13.
Funeral services were conducted for W. W. Criswell 65 of Aspermont at the First Baptist Church. Burial followed at Double Mountain Cemetery in Peacock. He died in a Post nursing home after a life as a retired farmer and Stonewall County resident. Surviving were his wife two sons Billy of Post and Bobby of Kermit and two daughters Mrs Dale Anderson of Bakersfield California and Dianna Criswell.
Texas Game and Fish crews continue salvage operations on Lake Nasworthy led by Region 1 Director Henry Burkett. They seine and net sloughs and backwaters cut off by shrinking water, holding captured game fish in clear areas or at the State Fish Hatchery while aiming to clear rough fish from isolated zones. Larry Campbell, the project fishery biologist, seeks to free more rough fish pockets so future salvaged game fish can be placed in cleared cut-offs, with major pool clearing after water recharges Twin Buttes Reservoir.
A neat two bedroom furnished house is available for rent at 108 NE 4th. Contact LA at 3 2610 for details. Joel handles inquiries.
Upton County history and Ward County financing headline the Texas Permian Historical Society quarterly meeting in McCamey on June 9. The 3 p.m. session at McCamey School Auditorium features Ethie Eagleton on Upton County history and Willard Paine on six decades of Ward County financing. Jerry Haynes presents a Civil War veterans history. Gerald Fugit invites the public and members to attend.
A terse admonition warns that smoky ashes in bed can harm the sleeper. The saying links carelessness to danger and extols seeking medical help or attention rather than neglect. It uses a sharp image of a wolf and a comic line about coughing and concerts to illustrate risk.
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