Betty Graham Named Youth Director at McCamey First Baptist
Miss Betty Graham daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Graham is hired as youth director at the First Baptist Church in McCamey starting June 1. She directs spiritual educational and recreational activities with the church youth, attends Saylor University as a senior this fall and participates in Baptist Student Union World Mission Fellowship and debate. She earned high debate honors at Baylor and helped college debaters win multiple tournaments.
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Betty Graham
Charles Graham
First Baptist Church
McCamey
Graham
Andrews
Saylor University
Baptist Student Union
World Mission Felowship
Betty
Bayor
Wathwest
Baylor Thaptar
Pi Kappa Delta
Ozona
Adams Mother Dies After Hip Injury in Gladewater
Funeral services were held Wednesday in Gladewater for Mrs Clara Adams 84 mother of R Adams of 1304 NW 8th. She died Monday after a fall breaking a hip. She was a member of the First Methodist Church. Survived by a daughter and a son.
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Gladewater
Clara Adams
Dhn
R. Adams
Adams
First Methodist Church
Kermit
Final Plans For Jehovah Witness Meeting In Artesia
Final plans are announced for a three day Jehovah’s Witnesses assembly in Artesia Eddy County Farm Building June 24 to 26. Speakers include M Dugan from Brooklyn and RL Sapp of 16 assembly congregations with events such as a baptism Sunday and a central address Does God Have Influence In This Twentieth Century. Ernest Rogers, 600 NW 9th, is hospitalized after a heart attack and is reported to be improving following hospital admission.
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Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
Artesia
Eddy County
Rudy Pusich
Pusich
M. Dugan
Brooklyn
New York
RL. Sapp
Dugan
Jehovah's Witnesses
Bootleg and Theft Charges Filed in County Action
Sheriff deputies arrested Lam anuel Shags Hudson on illegal possession of alcoholic beverages for sale and he posted a $15,000 bond. Don French was turned over on theft charges and fined $50 with a suspended sentence. Three juveniles and battery theft at the Burton farm involve parents to pay for the losses.
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Lamanuel
Shags) Hudson
J. A
Bud) Gregory
Don French
French
J. P. Owen Doggett
Burton Farm
Special Treatments for Sheer Fabrics in Seam Sewing
Article outlines three seam methods for sheer fabrics like voiles and dotted swiss including plain, French, and mock French seams. Recommends French seams for straight seams and mock French for curved fitting. Also notes pattern checks and minimal seam visibility. Features beach fashion trend with wet look cottons and plastic coatings for waterproof, washable garments.
Prairie dog village lure boosts Guadalupe area traffic
The Guadalupe area aims to attract visitors as it nears National Park status. Local officials propose offering a close-up view of a large prairie dog village to draw tourists off Interstate 20 onto the region's highways.
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Guadalupe
Funeral attendance overshadowed by sudden heart attack
Billy Grissom a 43 year old Odessa trucking business operator suffered an apparent heart attack while attending the funeral of his uncle Preston Bradshaw Tuesday morning He was taken to Permian General Hospital in Odessa where he is reported doing well and is listed in satisfactory condition.
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Ernest Rogers
Permian General Hospital
Rogers
C. C
Peek
Billy Grissom
Grissom
S21 W. 2Nd
Odessa
Preston Bradshaw
Former Resident Dies In Lubbock
Mrs. Ernestine Walker of Lubbock died about noon Sunday after a long illness at West Texas Hospital in Lubbock. Services were held Tuesday at First Baptist Church in Lubbock. She taught fourth grade in Andrews circa 1953 and later taught in Lubbock at George M. Hunt School and Parsons Elementary. Survivors include her son Don, two grandsons, and her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Herring, of Lubbock.
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Ernestine Walker
Lubbock
Andrews
West Texas
First Baptist Church
Walker
4Th Prade
Woodie
Walker's
NW Avenue A
Don
NW Second Street
George M. Hunt School
Parsons Elementary
A. E. Herring
Law officer urges crime fight from homes and schools
A law officer urged attention to crime prevention starting at home and in schools. Major Gossett added that young citizens must learn basic democracy and government, and that respect for the ten commandments remains the basis of human conduct.
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Major Gossett
Delegation Goes To DC Fly-In Fete
A group of local Jaycees led by Pete Boykin and Bill Flanary attended a Fly-In Breakfast in Denver City last weekend. They contacted stunt pilot J. D. Couch about appearing in Andrews Sunday and invited other pilots to join the Andrews event.
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Pete Boykin
Bill Flanary
Denver City
J. D. Couch
Andrews
Smith Improved After Bicycle Auto Crash Injuries
Eight year old Martin Smith, victim of a bicycle versus car crash Saturday, is reported improving by his parents. He suffered a hairline concussion and abrasions, received emergency x rays at Permian General Hospital, and was moved to intensive care at Midland Memorial under a neurosurgeon care. He shows little pain but is nervous to sounds and will remain under close observation for several days.
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Martin Smith
Truman Smith
Martin
Permian General Hospital
Midland Memorial Hospital
Smith
Prohibited Weapon Arrests Reported In City Police News
Graves was arrested Saturday night by City Police for carrying a prohibited weapon. He was fined 50 and then turned over to the Midland sheriff's office where he is wanted on a swindling by worthless check charge. City Police also arrested W. F. Nunley on a Levelland warrant for removal of mortgaged property. He is out on 1000 bond.
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Graves
Midland Sheriff's Office
W. F. Nunley
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