Andrews Teachers Head to Summer Study Across States
A group of Andrews teachers depart for summer sessions at several universities and colleges. Participants include Bob Jobes at the University of Texas in visual aid and math media workshops, Jim Williamson in a reading course, Harold Smith in a math institute, and Nell Bowe with Rachel Messecar earning six hours credit on an European tour. Additional attendees study at Texas Tech in Lubbock, North Texas State University, Sul Ross College, Howard Payne College, University of New Mexico, University of Colorado, and other institutions nationwide.
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Andrews
University of Texas
Bob Jobes
Jim Williamson
Harold Smith
Nell Bowe
Rachel Messecar
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Eddie Brenholtz
Ida Williams
Mona Chambliss
Victor Valdez
Stacy Cole
Howard McLaughlin
North Texas State University
Linda Hairston
Frank Lawlis
Charles McCord
Don Garmon
Sul Ross College
Scott Brinson
Ross Clark
John Vanderberg
Howard Payne College
Harold Garms
David Quinn
Kenneth Willson
Summer Athletics Program At Local High School
School runs first day for grouping with activities for ages 7 to 18. Tennis participation open to all, girls volleyball 2 to 4 pm in the high school gym, volleyball for girls grades 6-12, instructor Mrs Jo Ann Knight. Track led by Goldsmith Moody Conner and Olen Horton. Boys 7-15 workout 8:30 to 11:30 am, and 15-18 group 6:30 to 8:30 pm.
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Jo Ann Knight
Goldsmith
Moody Conner
Olen Horton
Nelson Leaves Mark With Aggies At College Station
Be Nelson set and still holds multiple Texas records at College Station including outdoor 440 yard dash 46.6 and 100 yard dash 9.4. Injuries plagued his career yet he remained among top Texas quarter milers while facing strong competitors from Texas A&M and Arkansas.
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Nelson
College Station
Texas
A&m
Aggies
Smokey Harper
Aggie
Harper
Ted
Bankhead
Jim Lancaster
Randy Matson
Mike
Schrider
Texas A&m
Curtis May
Arkansas
Police report totals and actions for the period
The department recorded 47 complaints and issued 12 warrants with four served. Five out-of-town warrants were received and three executed. Fires funerals escorts and emergency messages numbered 31. Nineteen drunks were picked up with two each for fighting and DWI. Three bicycles were stolen, two recovered, two licenses sold. Three animal licenses bought. 74 dogs picked up, four reclaimed, 55 destroyed. Forty-two cats destroyed.
Wildcat Oil Well Plugged in Andrews County
Standard Oil Co. of Texas No 113 University in Andrews County was plugged and abandoned at total depth of 5 276 feet. The well lay 660 feet from the south line and 1 980 feet from the east line of section 13 block 8 University Lands survey.
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Standard Oil Co. of
Texas No. 113
University
Andrews County
Andrews
University Lands Survey
City opens Saturday swim hours with guards on duty
City pool hours include Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a lifeguarded swim. The program runs each summer with a 35 cent admission and age 18 and over eligibility.
Summer School Begins June 7 At Odessa Junior College
Odessa College opens summer session on June 7 with evening classes in biology business education psychology English art speech math languages social sciences nursing and welding. Registration in the OC library at 5 30 p m. lasts two six week terms with a seven semester hour limit per term and final exams July 16. Tuition is 30 for out of county residents.
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Odessa College
Clyde Chisum
Chamber Board Set for Monday Night Meeting
The chamber board of directors will meet Monday night at 7 30 p m in the chamber of commerce board room. Web Sharp, chamber manager, says a routine business agenda will be discussed.
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Chamber Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Web Sharp
Local Rodeo and History Program Offer Family Fun
Rodeo events feature girls 16 19 in barrel racing break away roping and ribbon roping while boys 16 19 compete in bull riding bronc riding tie down roping and rib bon roping. A sheriff posse arranged history program will be presented. A Shetland pony prize will be given Friday and Saturday to a child 12 or under with arena entry tickets for youngsters.
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Sheriff's Posse
VBS at Trinity Baptist Church Continues Through Friday
Trinity Baptist Church hosts a Vacation Bible School through Friday with sessions from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The program invites boys and girls aged 3 to 15 to attend. A commencement exercise is set for 7:30 p.m. Friday at the church auditorium 610 SW 3rd.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Fred Nelson
Bozeman
Mont
Billy Wallace
University of Colorado
Ethel Horton
Greeley, Cole
Dan Lancaster
Mary Hood
Texas Women’s University
Denton
Jack Coleman
Abilene Christian College
Little Boys
Koratron Jamica
Shorty
Maise
CAPRI
Thongsi
Regal Mills
Dacron Cotton
Fury Sports
Burlington Miles
Sara Lynn
R. Anthony
Childrens
I. A
Schoool
Dunlap’s
Household Dept
I, Price
Andrews Sheriff's Posse
Odessa Junior College
Chisum
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