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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1959
Page
6
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays of 200 Southwest 4th and their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller visited parts of North Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas during a vacation trip.
Mrs. Cotty Campbell announced all members of the Country Club will have a Ladies Golf Day each Thursday starting at 8 30 a m. Handicaps should be turned in to the club and all ladies are invited to attend.
Mr and Mrs Ben Kelton of the C Ranch announce their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Elmin Howell Jr of Globe Arizona will work the summer for the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention Howell will serve as camp manager of the Paradise Valley Baptist Ranch Camp in Prescott Arizona during the season.
Engineers design our highways and emphasize safe use. Slow Down and Live urges drivers to reduce speed and stay alert to prevent crashes.
Miss Charlotte Juanette Compton daughter of H W Compton and Mr and Mrs Virgil A Davis of Lubbock married Carroll Bruce Davis at the home of J L Davis in Lubbock an 8 p m ceremony officiated by Doyle Keley minister of Andrews Church of Christ The couple will reside at 1916 18th St Lubbock The bride wore chantilly lace over satin with a long veil and carried phalaenopsis orchids and carnations in a lace covered Bible The groom attended Andrews and Lubbock colleges and is employed by C E J Publishing Company in Lubbock Local attendees included Kay McLaughlin maid of honor Edwin Walters best man and several family members
Miss Shirley Williams and Malcolm McPherson were married May 25 in the Assembly of God Church parsonage with Rev M C Long officiating. The couple, whose parents are Mr and Mrs Alvin Williams of 408 Northwest Ave D and Mr and Mrs Murphy McPherson of Wilmer Texas, will reside in Dallas.
Patients admitted Tuesday to Friday include Joe Thompson Mrs T W Tucker Gene Pepper W G Thomas C A Billman Mrs J C Wake Mrs William Batts Owen Doggett Jeanie Willes Ann Preston Wayne Preston Mrs Rachel Messecar Deborah Westmore land Mrs W G Sharp Larry Roland Gerald Talent Russell Pate Mrs Phillip McLean Mrs Cc O Bennett Myrl Norman and Mrs J C Wake.
Weekend in Talco featured Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Burks and daughters Martha Connie and Jean of 616 Rice Drive visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burks and Mr. and Mrs. C C Penn and Sandra. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Smith and children of San Antonio and Mr. and Mrs. Don Cockrell of Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. R. R. Ramsey was honored with a 9 30 a m breakfast at Mrs. C V Campbell's home 1202 Northwest 9th. The event marked her removal from a cast and was hosted by the Tuesday Luncheon Bridge Club with Mrs. L Z Brown as co host.
Four 4 H club members Sandra Henson Myra Millican Kathy Abernathy and Alana Maltz berger demonstrated tossing a salad for Gasettes Home Demonstration Club on Wednesday. Mrs Juanice Boyd county HD agent spoke about 4 H clubs for boys and girls. Punch and ice cream were served by hostess Mrs Howard Watkins. Others present included Mmes Charlies Cahill Bobby G Crawford Sue Watkins Henry Singleterry Raymond Byrd and Charles Bond.
Three members of the 4-H Club Nancy Craddock Judy Pinnell and Patty Payne prepared and served a spring salad at the Andrews Home Demonstration Club meeting in the Community building at 2 p m on Thursday They won blue ribbons in the County elimination contest for the salad Nancy Craddock gave the 4 H creed and each girl spoke on what 4 H work has meant to them The program covered 4 H adult leader roles and recognition for achievements Demonstration Agent discussed What 4 H Club Work is The meeting closed with 4 H club prayer Members present listed The next meeting is June 18 at 2 p m in the Community building
Mrs Russell Austin will depart Monday morning to attend a librarian workshop on Library Administration offered by Texas Tech College. She is expected to return next weekend.
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