Hood Hicks Vows Solemnized At Home Ceremony
Mrs Tommy Hood and Gene Hicks exchanged marriage vows Thursday at the Hood home with Frank Crown of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Kay McLaughlin provided music as the bride wore a blue sheath dress and blue carnations. Miss Hood attends Andrews High School. Hicks works for Forrest Lumber Co. A reception followed for relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Hood
Tommy Hood
Gene Hicks
Kay McLaughlin
Miss Hood
Andrews High School
Hicks
Forrest Lumber Co
Hood
Dance Club Organizes Weekly Square Dances at Center
The Dance Organized Circle held its last meeting at the community center and plans weekly Thursday gatherings at the Junior Cafeteria. Ballinger was elected to the board of directors along with McCrakin and Wylie. Many square dancers attended, including Mr and Mrs Moe and Kinard, Mrs Ballinger, Lee Smith and families, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dub
Ballinger
McCrakin
Wylie
Moe
Kinard
Lee Smith
Mrs Barnes
Rachel Mes
Betty Lytle To Attend Mexico City University
Betty Lytle left for Mexico City to study at the University of Mexico. A farewell party hosted by Miss Carolyn Reed featured a buffet supper and bridge with Mrs. Gerald Huddleston, Mrs. Tommy Singleton, Mrs. Carl Ham Jr, Mrs. Gus Dorland, Miss Lytle, and Miss Reed. High score went to Mrs. Singleton. traveling prize to Mrs. Cowan. hostess gift to Miss Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lytle
Mexico City
University of Mexico
Carolyn Reed
Gerald Huddieston
Tommy Singleton
Carl Ham
Gus
Gus Jimmy Dorland
Miss Lytle
Reed
Singleton
Cowan
Lytle
Mmes J. R Martin
M. P Tripplehorn
John Smith
Virgil Reed
Kathy Jo McNeece Birthday Party Held Friday
Mrs. J. L. McNeece hosted a birthday party for her daughter Kathy Jo McNeece at the Community Building. Four year old Kathy Jo enjoyed cake and Kool Aid with guests including Gary Smith David Smith Roxie Redman Ronnie Redman Sharon Autry Norman Autry Debbie Bun ter Spencer Bun ter Diana Sharrott Mark Joiner Debbie Wilkerson and Robert Parrish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McNeece
Kathy Jo
Kathy
Gary
David Smith
Roxie
Ronnie Redman
Sharon
Norman Autry
Debbie
Spencer Bunter
Diana
Sharrott
Mark Joiner
Debbie Wilkerson
Robert Parrish
Guests Honored At Mrs Sullivan Coffee Party
Mrs Dan Sullivan hosted a morning gathering at 804 Northwest Third Street with guests Mrs P Z Sullivan and Mrs Mike Gazella of Odessa as honor guests. Seasonal blooms brightened the rooms as guests enjoyed watermelon tidbits glazed doughnuts Russian tea cakes and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sullivan
Northwest Third Street
P. Z. Sullivan
Mike Gazella
Odessa
Bert Smith
CF Grobe
Jack Fulgham
Percy Morrison
Tommy Singleton
Bill Ebeling
Lorrie Sullivan
Social Calendar for June 23 to June 25 featured groups
The notice lists meetings for June 23 24 and 25 including J C s Ranch House Lambda Nu ESA Rainbow Girls Downtown Lions WMU Circles First Baptist Church Hospital Board Ministerial Alliance Business Women’s Club Masons Rotary All Church Fellowship Dinner at First Christian Church and a prayer service with choir practice in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downtown Lions
WMU
First Baptist Church Hospital
Ministerial Alliance
Business & Professional Women's Club
Masons
Rotary
Nix
Famous Foods All Church
First Christian Church
Bilbreys Entertain With Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs KL Bilbrey and Mr and Mrs J L Elmore hosted a bridge party Friday at the Community Building. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served. Couples high went to Mr and Mrs Bill Fahrig. Fahrig also won the traveling prize. Other attendees included A A Horn L G Marsalis Roy Smith Nick Green Glen Jones Barney Hightower and George Fords of Denver City. Mrs C E Latham left Thursday for New Orleans. Mr and Mrs H A Evans recently returned from a two week Houston trip where he had heart surgery and they visited Mr and Mrs D A Sikes in Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KL. Bilbrey
J. L. Elmore
Messrs
Mmes. A. A. Horn
L. G. Marsalis
Bill Fahrig
Roy Smith
Nick Green
Glen Jones
Barney Hightower
George Fords
Denver City
Fahrig
H. A. Evans
Houston
D. A. Sikes
Bonham
Webb Howell United In Double Ring Ceremony
Mrs Violet Webb and J P Howell wed in a quiet double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church. Pastor Carl Grissom officiated with family and close friends present. The couple, after a Las Vegas Santa Fe and Glorietta trip, will reside three miles northeast of Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Webb
J. P. Howell
First Baptist Church
Carl Grissom
Curtis Nix
Jenna Webb
Hower
O. G
Blackie
Ham
Howell
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Glorietta
N. M
Andrews
James V. Reed
Lovington, N. M
Kenneth Stevens
Midland
Estelle's Flowers-Gifts Joins Florists' Telegraph Delivery
DETROIT The Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association announced that Estelle's Flowers-Gifts has been accepted as a member. Owners Claud and Estelle Ward run the new FTD shop able to deliver flowers and plants worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Estelle’s
Claud
Estelle Ward
FTD
Barnes Family Moves Back to Andrews for Humble Oil
Mr and Mrs Leo Barnes and their daughter Sherry return to Andrews where the family now works for Humble Oil Co after previously living in Seminole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Barnes
Sherry
Andrews Barnes
Humble Oil Co
Seminole
Local 9th District TFMC Meets in Odessa for Summer Session
The 9th District Texas Federation of Music Clubs held its annual summer meeting at the Odessa Athletic Club on Tuesday June 17. Mrs Max Ramsey district president presided and a seminar led by Mrs R P Morrison followed. A luncheon featured the Andrews Chamber Music Group with Curtis Nix and others performing. Plans for the 22nd annual convention in Midland were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Odessa Athletic Club
Max Ramsey
TFEMC
R. P. Morrison
TFMC
Louis Rochester
Andrews Chamber Music Group
Curtis Nix
W. G. Wilson
Jack Lemmon
Sandy Alcorn
Midland
Texas
Mrs Epps Hosts Bridge Luncheon At Home
Mrs Epps hosted a bridge luncheon Thursday at her home. The buffet included baked ham green beans stuffed potatoes garlic bread congealed salad iced tea and Strawberry shortcake. Attendees included Mrs A J Kane Clif Black welder Sam Hollis Russell Hudspeth Brodie Hutchinson Bill Rogers and James Tolles. High score went to Mrs Russell Hudspeth with second to Mrs James Tolles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Epps
Mmes
A. J. Kane
Clif Blackwelder
Sam Hollis
Russell Hudspeth
Brodie Hutchinson
Bill Rogers
James Tolles
Virginia Clarke Honored Before Going Away
A going away luncheon was held for Miss Virginia Clarke at Miss Wille Green’s home on Wednesday. Clarke, who will attend NTSC in Denton, spoke about her trip to Daytona Beach Florida for a library workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Clarke
Wille Green
Miss Clarke
NTSC
Denton
Sara Jordan
Lynn King
Dalton Chriswell
Miss Clark
Miss Green
Daytona Beach
Fla
Hutchin Family Vacation Tour Includes Texas Stops
Mr and Mrs Brodie Hutchin traveled with their son and family visiting Brownsville with Mrs Van Clark, then San Marcos to see Joe C Hutchinson and his wife. The trip continued to Houston and Galveston with friends. Darrell Fariss attends summer session at Texas Tech College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodie Hutchinson
Brownsville
Mrs
van Clark
San Marcos
Joe C. Hutchinson
Houston
Galveston
Darrell Fariss
Texas Technological College
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Presterian Church
Offi
MR. and
Bobby Hicks
Smith and Boys
Forrest
Alan
Dallas
Sher- Howe
Tex
Levelland
Mirth Creighton
Ark
Kathy McNeece
Parice
L Motor Co
W. Pearl Odessa, Texas
Mrs. Sullivan
J. C's
Ranch House
Lambda Nu
ESA
Gavel Club
Famous Foods
Rainbow Girls
Bilbreys
C. E. Latham
New Orleans
Sharon Vickers
A. L. Vickers
Frankel City
Jan Ellis
Lubbock
Florist
Mrs. Epps
Rexall
Shin
Tessy
Ovation
A. Rubble Bath
Cologne
Oort Royals
Clee
Mattis
Rexall Super
Beauty
America
Sogmale YL Metals Fic
Andrews County
Sun
B. G. Parker
Billie
Sam Galloway
Norman Galloway
Means Memorial Methodist Church
Galloway
KACT
Lady Sheaffer
Sheaffer
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