Carruth Superior Dominates to Lead First Half Standings
Camacho pitched a two hit game for Carruth Superior as they beat Williams Auto 4 to 1 in a pitching duel, sending Carruth Superior to a 9-0 record and first place. Tucker Construction and Smith Drug also clashed with Smith Drug winning 12-3 behind strong hitting, leaving Smith Drug in third and Tucker last. The league resumes with Caruth Sparks vs Smith Drug and Wills Auto vs Tucker Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eader Thurst
Williams Auto
Tucker
Comacho
Kor
Jimmy Danne
Tween
Camacho
Danner
Fan
Manner
Wills-Auto
Carruth Superior
Billy Funderburk
Burl Greaves
Garry Scallorn
Bob Lee
Harold Watson
Wills Auto
Smith Drug
Bob Moore
Mike Compton
Raymond Adams
Kenneth Wood
Smith
Victor Thomas
Emory Smith
Jimmy Smith
Hollas Lane
Richard McFarland
Carruth Sparks
Tucker Construction
Team Tuesday Baseball Schedule Announced
Coach Charlie announces Team Tuesday will host recreation baseball at the Uth Center here and then travel to Odessa region for 8 pm game at the high school. The squad faces Ichad American Saturday night with New Mexico as noted opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Uth Center
Odessa
Cubs Lead Pack National Plag
Braves starter Larry Hinton tops batting with a .571 average as standings and hitting averages follow in a partial National League recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Lead Pack National Plag
Eberger Cubs
Larry Hinton
Com- Braves
Ting
Giants
Cubs
McComb
Strawn Brown
Ads
State Braves
Ber
Incarnate
Cnet
Personal notices of Chicago visitors and family trips
Mr and Mrs Birden Waters of Chicago plan a brief visit with Mrs Grobes family then vacation in South Texas visiting Mr and Mrs Tate Jarvis in Sonora. Louie Cure and children join kin at Lake Kemp near Wichita Falls for a reunion this weekend. Benny Lloyd Butch Vining Sandy take a week of fishing at Twin Lakes Colorado. John Howell family to visit San Diego Long Beach Disney Land and relatives in Palm dale Lancaster returning via Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birden Waters
Chicago
Cr. Grobes
South
Texas
Mrs. Tate Jarvis
Sonora
Louie Cure
Lake Kemp
Wichita Falls
Benny Lloyd
Butch Vining
Sandy
Twin Lakes
Colo
John Howell
West Coast
San Diego
Long Beach
Disney Land
Mr. Wright
Palmdale
CC. Gay
Lancaster
Las Vegas
Andrews Goin and Comin
Mr and Mrs Nolan Callahan and Douglas returned Tuesday from a three week trip to Quebec Canada. They traveled via Detroit and Maine returning through the New England States. In New York they spent time sightseeing and watched the Yankees play twice. New residents Mr and Mrs Woody Bowe moved Thursday from Freer. Bowie is a gauger with Magnolia Pipe Line Department. Mrs Mack Farmer visits this week with sister Mrs Lois Palmquist and family in Trinidad Colorado. The Frank Stickneys depart Wednesday for Batesville Arkansas to visit Mrs Creighton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Callahan
Douglas
Quebec
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Maine
New England
New York
Yankees
Woody Bowe
New Andrews
Mack Farmer
Lois Palmquist
Trinidad
Colo
Roustabouts Edge Corner Drug In Tight Little League Showdown
The Roustabouts beat Corner Drug 5 to 4 in a close game as Denny Porter and Earl Scott sparked a first inning rally. Piggly Wiggly overwhelmed the Bankers 35 to 8 with a huge fourth inning, led by Joe Luna on the mound and a 13 run burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Jerry Tidwell
Joe Mike Allen
Drug
Tidwell
Allen
Denny Porter
Scott
Bankers
Piggly Wiggly
Joe Luna
Jimmy Boone
Residents Take Short Trips and Family Visits Across Texas
Mrs A L Rhodes will relieve Mrs Howard Walters at Gunn Brother Stamp Redemption Center during Walters vacation. Dallas visitor Mrs Blanche McDowell and her daughter stay with kin, while Larry Smiths join Mrs B D Sanders and son Kip with Vin Betenbough for weekend with Sanders parents W O Worley. Suzanne Sanders visits aunt in El Paso and stays until July. The Morrisons plan a South Texas trip stopping at Matagorda, Alice, Freer, Corpus Christi, Monterey Mexico, with sister and R C Pickles of Alice. Kenneth Cook and son Guvnn spent last week visiting relatives in Wichita Falls and Nocona. Leman Underwood family of Pioneer TX visited D C Underwood over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Rhodes
Howard Walters
Gunn Brother Stamp Redemption Center
B. D. Sanders
Kip
Vin Betenbough
Sanders
W. O. Worley
J C. Sanders
Suzanne
J. A. Fredricks
el Paso
Percy Morrison
South Texas
Mathis, Alice, Freer
Corpus Christi
Morrison
R. C. Pickles
Alice
Monterey
Mexico
Kenneth Cook
Guvnn
Whichita Falls
Nocona
Widow questions VA survivor benefit increases
The widow asks when her VA survivor monthly payments will rise after military pay hikes. The answer notes each case is reviewed individually and increases are issued automatically, dating back to June 1, with several months required to adjust all entitled widows.
Golden Rule Admonition Echoes Ethical Code
A verse from the Bible is cited as universal guidance. The speaker endorses the ethical principle of treating others as one would like to be treated. The remark frames the golden rule as a universal standard for conduct.
Cities Rely on Motor Trucks for All Mail Deliveries
The report notes that over 24 000 U S cities depend entirely on motor truck fleets to receive and dispatch mail, highlighting vulnerabilities in national postal logistics and potential impacts on delivery times.
Remark on How Water Loss Affects Body Weight
A man with normal weight 150 pounds would weigh about 50 pounds if all bodily water were removed. The statement illustrates drastic weight loss from dehydration, highlighting how body water constitutes most mass in living tissue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Mexico
Insurance Exchange
Auto France
Hone
Suck
Frances Eppler
Andrews, Texas
Andrews
Bowie
Magnolia Pipe Line Department
Frank Stickneys
Batesville, Ark
C. L. Creighton
Frank
Porter
Jimmy Holcombe
Piggly Wigely
Blanche McDowell
Dallas
Larry Smiths
Leman Underwood
Pioneer
Tex
D. C. Underwood Home
J Walker Davis, M.D
American College of Surgeons
Andrews County
Virgil Lasater
Commissioners Court
Ade
Sands
Esqtide-Turner
Shamrock
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