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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1965
Page
14
Certification form authorizes participation in Red Cross Swimming courses. Includes fields for name age physician sex phone address and parent or guardian signature granting approval for the participant.
Sandra Betenbough earned a bachelor of arts degree at Bay lor University’s commencement on May 28 where President Lyndon B Johnson spoke and received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. Betenbough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brice of 208 SW 10th and daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Betenbough of 910 NW 3rd, was among 646 degree recipients.
The Indian Mound forest tree nursery near Alto is named after the nearby mound thought to date from around 940 A D. The site is believed to have hosted corn cultivation by Indians about a thousand years before the Texas Forest Service began producing seedlings.
A social note from the Green Room recounts an unexpected male guest at a bridal gift tea honoring Suzanne Sanders daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Don Sanders. Owen Doggett attended with Mrs. Doggett and shared recipes for Suzanne to memorize before her honeymoon with Don Humphrey.
The Texas Forest Service operates 91 fire lookout towers on high ridges in East Texas with two way radios. Manned during fire weather, they help protect about 11 million acres from forest fires and enable quick communication to identify fire origin for rapid suppression.
An Austin American Statesman editorial urges the Texas Legislature to appropriate 7.5 million for the HemisFair project. It argues the funds would return many times over in economic gains and patronage, stressing urgency as the fair opens in three years.
The Defense Department Civil Defense office releases New Buildings With Fallout Protection outlining 34 U.S. structures using slanting design to add fallout shielding at minimal cost. It argues shelters can be integrated above ground and that many buildings already provide some shielding with room layouts protecting occupants.
Single copies of a new Defense Department publication TR 27 titled New Buildings With Fallout Protection list 34 buildings with built in fallout shelters. They are available without charge by writing to U S Army AG Publications Center Civil Defense Branch 2800 Eastern Blvd Baltimore Md 21229.
Shelton attended Murshoe graduation exercises Friday night with Linda Warren and Dustin Thomas among the graduates. Jerry Stoker hosted the Monday Bridge Club at NW 12th St with Margaret Ford taking high score and participants including Mildred Lowe Alma Duncan Lorain Fuglar Johnnie Clary Elsie Martin Gene Satterwhite and Susie Smith. Monday afternoon duplicate winners were Bernice Lanner and Dorothy Peters with Virginia O Gwinn Freeta Carnes second. Pauline Ogg Fidge Cray and Hazel Anderson Mary Saylor won third and fourth respectively. Linda Hayes and Gary Cooper tested bridge rules at the Hayes home on Golf Course Rd Wednesday night.
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