Hall Earle Vows Said In Midland
Miss Billie Katherine Hall of Midland wed Charles Richard Earle of Fort Stockton in a 4 pm Wednesday June 17 double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church Chapel Midland. Officiant Dr L L Morriss. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Bobbie Bolander and bridesmaid Miss Jimmie Hall. Best man H S Earle III with groomsman Lloyd Little. The couple plans a wedding trip to Ruidosa New Mexico and will reside in Fort Stockton at 1008 B North Culpitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Katherine Hall
Midland
Charles Richard Earle
Fort Stockton
Sid E. Hall
Lubbock
H. S. Earle, Jr
Midkiff
Andrews
First Baptist Church
L. L. Morriss
Bobbie Bolander
San Angelo
Jimmie Hall
H. S. Earle III
Lovington N. M
Lloyd Little
Lovington, N. M
Mony
Ruidosa
N. M
North Culpitts
Humble Oil and Refining Company of
Texas Technological College
Zeta Tau Alpha
Andrews High School
U. S. Air Force
West Texas State College
Canyon
San Angelo College
Miss McCoy Weds In Lubbock
Jolce McCoy of Wolffarth married David Anthony Swinford of Lubbock on Friday evening at Wolffarth Church of Christ. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D V McCoy of Wolffarth and the former Mary Ann Thompson of Andrews. Guest included Mrs Billie Hart, aunt of the bride, from Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Jolce McCoy
Wolffarth
David Anthony Swinford
Lubbock
Miss McCoy
D. V. McCoy
Magnolia bloom named official state flower of Louisiana
The magnolia bloom has been designated the official state flower of Louisiana, recognizing the tree’s symbolic value and regional prominence. The decision underscores the plant’s enduring presence in local culture and landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Local births announced from Permian General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Selby welcome a son born at 8:55 p.m. on Tuesday June 16 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Bryan celebrate a daughter born at 1:58 a.m. on Wednesday June 17 weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Dennie L. Tiner greet a son born at 5:10 a.m. on Wednesday June 17 weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. Mrs. Cynthia Hathcock adds a son born at 11:20 a.m. on Wednesday June 17 weighing 7 pounds 2½ ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Selby
Permian General Hospital
Bobby Bryan
Dennie L. Tiner
Cynthia Hathcock
Meltons Return From Texas Trip Visiting Kin in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Buddy Melton travel from Merkel to Pauls Valley Ada and Ada Oklahoma for family visits. They meet with Mrs T J Melton former Andrews couple Mr and Mrs Wallace Morris and celebrate the new Ray Morris grandchild then attend an old settlers reunion and visit Mrs C F Billings aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Melton
Merkel
T. J. Melton
Pauls Valley
Okla
Andrewsons
Wallace Morris
Ray Morriss
Ada
Old Settlers
Presbyterians End Vacation Bible School Sunday
An ice cream supper and sharing program closed the Presbyterian vacation Bible School on Sunday evening. About fifty children attended with coordinators and leaders named across age groups, including Mrs. John W. Hopkins and Mrs. Roy Cravens as co directors and Kathy Bromley as student helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
John W. Hopkins
Roy Cravens
Frank Crown
Ona Dillon
John Hopkins
Bill Shipman
Kathy Bromley
Robert F. Ferguson, Jr
John A. Sudderth
Mary Cantrell
Bill Sanders
Eugene Demmler
Bobby M. Atwood
Julie Headrick
Jeanne Headrick
Patsy Thrasher
M. H. Webb
Around Town Highlights from Midland and Nearby
Carol Sue Day, daughter of Dwight and Margaret Day, works in Midland after a secretarial stint on Wall Street. Tommy Hendrick underwent surgery in Midland. Elsie Watson visited Hobbs friends in town, with Dotty Campbell. A family at Andrews Country Club included Charles and Barbara Russell with Dick and Tut Ramsey, and Carl and Kathryn Ham with Mary Peyton at her Pecos home. Jimmy Pinnell and wife will attend Kenton school this summer. Oasis Garden Club members returned from Cloudcroft New Mexico. Charlie Jackson and his mother cheer arrival of her brother from Lebannon. Henry and Frances Black left for a West Columbia ranch with their son Bob and granddaughter Tracey. Lucy Singleton fills in for Sadie Weidel while Sadie vacations with Willie and Jimmy. Duplicate bridge winners were Fido Cravy and Ruth Hawkins Seminole. runners up Dixon Midland and Effie Eastland Kermit. third Margaret Baker and Faye Bryant Seminole. The Andrewsons expect to rebound after a setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Sue Day
Dwight
Margaret Day
Midland
Wall Street
New York
Tommy Hendrick
Elsie Watson
Hobbs
Dotty Campbell
Andrews Country Club
Charles
Barbara Russell
Tut Ramsey
Carl
Kathryn Ham
Mary Peyton
Pecos
Jimmy Pinnell
Kenton
Jake
Allene Roach
NW 11
Oasis Garden Club
Cloudcroft
N. M
Charlie Jackson
Lebannon
Henry
Frances Black
West Columbia
Bob
Tracey
Lucy Singleton
Sadie Weidel
Sadie
Willie
Jimmy
Fidge Cravy
Ruth Hawkins
Seminole
Dixon
Effie Eastland
Kermit
Margaret Baker
Faye Bryant
Andrewsons
Mrs Green feted at surprise Beta Sigma Phi farewell
Mrs. Bob Green was honoree at a surprise going away breakfast by the Xi lota Eta Chapter. The event began at 6 a m on the patio of Mrs. Jim Bagley s home 97 NW 12th Pl. A breakfast menu of juice bacon toast eggs was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Green
Xilota Eta
Beta Sigma Phi
Jim Bagley
12Th
Bill Wheeler
Crane
Sorority Entertainment Committee
Bagley
Wayne Carr
Glenn Rex
al Knoerr
Galveston
Country Club Women Install Officers For 1964-65
The Andrews County Club Women’s Association installed officers for the 1964-65 season at Thursday noon. President Mrs. J. B. Plunkett leads with Vice President Mrs. Jack Myles and Secretary Mrs. Bob Rutherford. Treasurer is Mrs. Leo Osterhout. Committees cover golf tournaments, golf club, bridge, social events, decorating, telephone, and ways and means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of
the Andrews Country Club
J. B. Plunkett
Jack Myles
Bob Rutherford
Leo Osterhout
Gibb Jurenka
T. W. Cooper
L. Z. Brown
C. V. Campbell
DKG Delegates Attend Delta Kappa Gamma Convention in Dallas
Mrs. Fred Piper and Mrs. T. W. Hendrick led the Andrews chapter as delegates to the Delta Kappa Gamma convention in Dallas June 12 to 14 at the Hotel Adolphus. The event featured a president's dinner, introductions of chapter presidents, a birthday luncheon for the 35th anniversary, and a founders of Delta Kappa Gamma dinner honoring 12 founders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Piper
T. W. Hendrick
Andrews
Delta Kappa Gamma
Dallas
Hotel Adolphus
Hendrick
Andrews Delta Phi Chapter
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RCA
Broadway
Lady Marlene
Starain
Foahien
Shepre Dupont
T. M
VRS
Charles Richard Parle
Andrewsan
Presbyterians End
Anthony Co
Frontier
Henny Penny Food Stores
Prozan
Pach
Wholesun Orange Juice
Hunt
Maryland
Henny Penny
Coca Cola
Carton
Carnation
Libby
Libby White
Corn
Kraft Red Phom
Lipton'’s Tea
Ts Choice
Weiners
Ign
California
Sunrist
ALL
Frontier Lamps
ALKA
Reg 59
Seltzer
Henny
Sun
Mrs. Green
Country Club
Guy Puglar
C. FE. Carruth
Tommy Singleton
Gordon Walker
O. D. Huckabee
Howard Hobbs
Claude Mitchell
Phinkett
DKG
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