Summer sports program draws 420 students this week
Coach Max Goldsmith reports 420 local students in the first three days of the district summer sports program. Track numbers total eighty boys. fitness class forty. netters seventy five. basketball sixty five. swimmers seventy five. golf one cohort of forty five. baseball twenty. girls volleyball twenty.
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Max Goldsmith
Netters
Goldsmith
Moody Conner
Olen Horton
Pete Smith
Odessa
Mustang
Neil Laminack
Building Permits Increase Shown
May building permits total $78,288 up from April's $54,992 with residential work leading at $64,450 for four new houses. Permits issued include Bill Flanary for a $20,000 house at 1212 NW 12th Archie Holman $19,500 for 914 NE Ave F Lee Howell $12,450 for 405 NW 9th and a fourth residence at 303 NW 3rd For Rest Lumber Co $12,500. Eight additions totalling $13,838 issued, mostly for homes One addition to First Baptist Church parsonage at 200 NE 2nd for $3,423.
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Bill Flanary
NW 12Th
Archie Holman
Ave. F
9Th
Lee Howell
3Rd
Forrest Lumber Co
First Baptist Church
2Nd
Eagle Reaches Adulthood At Three Years Old
The article notes three bald eagles reach adulthood by the end of their third year and display a conspicuously pure white head neck and tail contrasting with their dark brown plumage.
T A Roach Attends Administrators Meet
Supt. T A Roach attended a conference Monday through Wednesday at Texas A&M University College Station under the Texas School Administrators Association.
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Supt. T. A. Roach
Texas A & M University
College Station
The
Texas School Administrators Association
Understanding Patents and the Public Domain in American History
The article explains patent pending status, its legal meaning, and the exclusive 17 year term granted to inventors. It notes that many applications fail, and copying may occur until a patent is issued or the term ends. It cites the constitutional basis and Lincoln quotes about patents fueling invention.
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Pat Pending
Abraham Lincoln
Birth of a son to Capt and Mrs Dean Blair Houston
Capt Dean Blair and Mrs Blair of Houston announce the birth of their son on Sunday June 6 in Houston weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces The mother is the former Carol Roberts of Andrews.
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Dean Blair
Houston
Carol Roberts
Andrews
Coin Shortage Delays Nickel Design Change at Mint
The United States Mint cannot alter a coin design for 25 years without congressional approval. The Jefferson nickel in use since 1938 may be changed legally, but officials say mint operations are focused on coin shortages, delaying any new nickel design. Husband Breaks 3 ribs.
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United States
Husband
Parents Earn Diplomas Alongside Daughter in Hobbs
In Hobbs New Mexico at the high school commencement Mr and Mrs M A Ratliff joined their daughter Carol in receiving diplomas. Carol was a senior and both parents completed night courses to graduate after leaving school earlier.
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Hobbs
N. M
M. A. Ratliff
Carol
Quads Celebrate 15th Birthday on Minnesota Farm
Minnesota's only quadruplets Monica Martha Marie and Michael Seifert celebrated their fifteenth birthday at their parents Sleepy Eye farm home. The quads, in the ninth grade, share farm chores and are all in excellent health.
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Minnesota
Monica
Martha
Marie
Michael Seifert
Sleepy Eye
Arthur Seifert
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