Girl Scout Day Camp Opens Near Florey
The Andrews Girl Scout Day Camp opens this week for a week of camping for Girl Scouts and Brownies. Located four miles northeast of Florey, the camp operates each afternoon with activities in camping skills before the girls return each night. Camp director is Mrs. Mary Brown with Mrs Ruth Neal as business manager and Mrs. Hugh Lewis as camp nurse. Intermediate counselors are Mrs. Russell Johnson and Mrs. Genelle Richardson. Brownie counselors are Mrs. Gene Ellis Miss Pat Kelly and Mrs. Phillip Price.
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Andrews
Florey
Mary Brown
Ruth Neal
Hugh Lewis
Russell Johnson
Genelle Richardson
Carruth-Sparks Cruises to Eighth Straight Win in Pony League
Carruth-Sparks blasted Tucker Construction 14 1 behind 11 hits led by Roy Sparks and Rodney Noble while Billy Funderburk and Skinner Frazier held Tucker to one hit. Emory Smith pitched Smith Drug to a 7 1 win over Williams Auto. The double header closed the first half of Pony League play with Car Sups atop standings.
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Carruth-Sparks
Tucker Construction
Smith Drug
Wills-Auto
Car-Sups
Tucker Crew
Billy Funderburk
Skinner Frazier
Tucker
Funderburk
Frazier
Gibson
Mike Cure
Simms
Emory Smith
Williams- Andrews Auto
Smith
Benny Hooper
Parks and
Peck
Pony League Park
Tucker Coast
H SU To Host Music Clinic
Abilene church music students from across the state travel to Hardin-Simmons University for a four day church music camp organized by the Texas Baptist General Convention and H SU School of Music. Registration starts 2 p.m. in Caldwell Fine Arts building with about 100 attendees. Dean William S Mathis says instruction will cover theory piano organ conducting and voice. Co chairmen Floyd McCoy and Dr Mathis expect to raise church music quality. The camp closes Thursday night.
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Abileni
Hardin-Simmons University
Church Music
Texas Baptist General Convention
H-Su School of Music
Caldwell Fine Arts
William S. Mathis
Floyd McCoy
Dr. Mathis
Youth leaders highlighted in local government program
Ogden and Brice will serve as student leaders in a government outreach program. Ogden, a senior and National Honor Society president, is sponsored by the American Legion Post, while Brice, also a senior and former Student Council president, is backed by the Downtown Lions Club.
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Walker Ogden
Brice
Criminal Court of Appeals
Senate
House of Representatives
American Legion
Ogden
American Legion Post
Downtown
Lions Club
National Honor Society
City Water Use Milestone Recorded in July 1956
In July 1956 the city used 75 562 001 gallons of water, with a 24 hour high of 3 662 000 gallons. This activity marks a peak period in that year's water consumption data.
Public Education Board Members Named in Texas
Mrs. Carter Taylor presides as president of the Texas State Committee on Public Education with Stanley Marcus of Dallas and John Mc Cray of Galveston serving as members.
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Carter Taylor
Texas State Committee On Public Education
Stanley Marcus
Dallas
John McCray
Galveston
Merchants Strive to Advertise Amid Mixed Retail Market
Forchheimer says today’s shops offer many items beyond their core. He notes dry goods in five and dime stores and hosiery in supermarkets, arguing no single store monopolizes any item. He uses all media to reach customers and boost impression despite pervasive advertising.
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Forchheimer
Rotarians View Security Film On National Emergency Radio System
Andrews Rotary Club watched a film showing the Cone lrad Program that cuts radios and televisions during a national emergency. At a signal all waves are switched to prevent enemy aircraft from following a radio beam. Joe Young of Station KACT brought the film and is recovering.
Rain and clouds ease heat in area after scorcher month
Temperatures have declined gradually over the past week bringing relief to residents after June began with a 105 degree record. Visiting Rotarians include Bill Marquardt of Midland and Ed Cralle with son Mike from Odessa. Others are Dr J Walker Davis and Virgil Coffee.
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Ing
Bill Marquardt
Midland
Ed Cralle
Mike
Odessa
J. Walker Davis
Virgil Coffee
Notice of Independent Administration of Hayden Miles Estate
Letters of Independent Administration for Hayden Miles deceased were granted May 20 1958 to The First National Bank of Midland and John W Starr by the Midland County Court Texas. All persons with claims against the estate should present them in proper form within the legally prescribed time to The First National Bank of Midland Trust Department P O Box 1599 Midland Texas. John W Starr and The First National Bank of Midland as Independent Co Execut ors of the Estate of Hayden Miles Deceased. Published in The News May 29 June 5 12 19.
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Hayden Miles
Midland County
Texas
First National Bank of Midland
John W Starr
Trust Department
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