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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
3
Good Housekeeping laboratory tests show cold wave permanent solutions contain thiogly collate and can irritate skin. Patch tests yielded irritations, and products tended to decompose on shelves forming dangerous compounds. Hair must be plastic but undamaged to wave, yet many customers report breakage or non lasting results.
Jimmy Pinnell was honored on his sixth birthday Saturday June 8 with a party at his home. Mrs. Bill Pinnell co hosted. Guests included Lavon Ingram Lonely Nix Ann Edminston Don Lassiter Jerry Walker Hunter Edminston Charles Lee Morris Peepe and Charles Ray Pinnell. Out of town guests were Mrs Bill Bush and children Becky Jo and Johnnie of Goosecreek Texas.
Visitors in Odessa on Sunday were A. A. Harrel Bill Evans and Bill Bartlett. David Moore and Leo Barnes returned Sunday from Ruidoso.
Mrs R W Emmer of the Stand rd camp entertained with a morning breakfast in her home for fourteen guests. The Denver guest Miss Jean Fraser was introduced by Mrs Crosby to a list of attendees including Mrs Crosby and Mesdames Butts, Callahan, Pork, Roach, Nichols, Cooksey, Robertson, Durham, Maker, Black, and Slonaker.
Mr and Mrs W B Hicks were business visitors in Hobbs last Friday. Mr and Mrs C C Allen left Tuesday for Hondo Texas to be at their daughter Mrs George P Smiths bedside. They expect to be accompanied home by their grandson George Allen Smith. Matt Bobby Ellis and Eddy Price visiting their Aunt on a ranch in Martin County. Mrs Ted Stilwell and son Randy left Saturday for Wilmer to visit. Mr and Mrs Oran Price and girls visited in Midland Sunday. Harold Wesley and Mrs J W Roberts visited in El Paso this week end. They visited Corporal James Roberts a patient at William Beaumont Hospital. Visiting parent this week are Mr and Mrs Charles W Burkett visiting Mrs E W Burkett and family. Miss Blanch Etter left Tuesday for Fort Worth to attend the funeral of her grandfather W O Odom. Marvin Tiddwell visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs H E Clack this week. Visitors at the Clovis Rodeo were Mr and Mrs C B Pistol and Mr and Mrs Jin Rash. Mr and Mrs J B Thames Jr and Mr and Mrs J B Thames and family left Thursday for Wyoming to visit Mrs Thames brother Mr A G McLuagin. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hess and Mrs Webb Rogers mother of Mrs Hess of Marshall visited Mr and Mrs Randy Wright last week end. Mr and Mrs N T Neathery of Muskogee Oklahoma were guests of Mr and Mrs O W Carpenter and family en route to Los Angeles California.
South Plains residents view war era aircraft at the Lubbock National Aeronautics Association show at Lubbock Municipal Airport on June 23 at 10 00 a m. The Army Air Forces display jets and trainers will be open for public inspection while a flying show features the same aircraft. The NAA exhibit includes Cessna Ercoupe Piper Cub Taylorcraft See Bee Swift Aeronca. A model plane contest offers 25 dollars in prizes.
A compilation of Andrews County oil and gas instruments dated May and June 1946 shows deeds and assignments among N. P. Roy Deed, C. R. Mallison, Holt Jowell, F. E. Peacock Sheriff, and others. The filings cover numerous parcel interests in blocks A-37 to A-49 and A-42, with royalty and stamping details, including surface estate transfers and assignments to Sabine Royalty Corp and Oil and Gas Company.
A review of the MGM film They Were Expendable highlights the wartime PT boat story. John Wayne plays Lt Ryan with Ward Bond and Donna Reed in supporting roles. the film follows a squadron from Cavite to Mindanao and back, emphasizing courage and ferocity in action.
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