Andrews County Chamber honors top window display winner
Dunlaps Department Store won first place in the Andrews County Chamber of Commerce monthly window display contest for a Father’s Day theme. Second place went to C. R. Anthony and third to E and M Home Equipment as merchants plan future themed displays. Representative Bow criticized the U S Capitol as a firetrap detailing hazards and calling for immediate safety actions.
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George Porcher
Dunlaps Department Store
Chamber of Commerce
Andrews
C. R. Anthony
E and M Home Equipment
Frank Bow
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Disabled May Work and Still Receive SS Benefits
The Social Security Administration encourages disabled people to return to work. Under 1960 amendments, recipients may keep benefits during a twelve month trial period whether employed under a rehabilitation plan or on their own. If recovery is shown after nine months, benefits continue for three more months. if no formal testing occurs, an adjustment period of three months applies after recovery. Report return to work to the Odessa office at 1428 East 8th Street, telephone Federal 29423.
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Social Security Administration
Odessa
East 8Th Street
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Final Round crown for Winter Travellette League
In Odessa the Winter Travellette League concluded with Chapel of the Roses Harvey Hi Lo and Harvey's Lanes finishing first to third. Individual trophies went to top performers Joyce Townsend Andrews High Series 605 Maxine Parks Odessa High Game 232 and Levine Colson Colorado City Most Improved Bowler. Joyce Townsend named president Betty Robinson Colorado City vice president and Alice Hoffnagle Odessa secretary treasurer.
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Chapel of the Roses
Harvey Hi-Lo
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Joyce Townsend
Andrews
Maxine Parks
Levine Colson
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Golfing Twosome Leave for Meet
Jerry Dixon and Huesty Brewer departed Thursday from Andrews Country Club to compete in the Men's West Texas tournament at San Angelo Country Club. The event is a 72 hole medal play with qualifying and first round on Thursday and the final round Sunday. Dixon and Brewer face top Texas amateurs as Dean Strack defends his title against a field expected to reach at least 160 players.
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Huesty Brewer
Andrews Country Club
West Texas
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Dixon
Brewer
Dean Strack
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Ray Stroker
Odessa
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