Clean Up Plan for Andrews Business District
The Andrews business district remains littered by paper despite annual cleanup drives. Proposes installing paper receptacles at strategic locations and screened alley bins, plus education for firms and residents to curb paper waste.
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Andrews
A Place To Play Emphasized In Community Growth
Andrews Lions Club luncheon feature Delbert Downing of the Midland chamber portrays recreation as vital to town growth. He cites Fortune and local spending on leisure, noting broad expansion in spectator and participatory activities alongside rising family income and more paid time off.
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Andrews Lions Club
Delbert Downing
Midland Chamber of Commerce
Fortune
Downing
Andrews
Speeding Hurts a Sensitive Pocketbook
Col. E. B. Tilley of Houston, head of the Texas Safety Association, warns that high speeds waste fuel and oil, wear a car faster, and lower resale value. He cites fuel use rising 30 percent when speed climbs from 40 to 65 mph and urges drivers to stay at sensible speeds to avoid unnecessary costs and danger.
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Col. E. B. Tilley
Houston
Texas Safety Association
Col. Tilley
Scouting Around School and Summer Jobs
Summer activity notes list coaches Frazier Orr and Partridge in athletic and roughneck roles. Wade Graham will attend West Texas State College next fall. Rex Perrin joins North Texas State College Symphony Orchestra. Numerous students hold summer jobs across local businesses, construction, and service industries in the area.
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Glenn Frazier
Don Orr
J. D. Partridge
Frazier
Orr
Patridge
Morning Tower
Wade Graham
AHS
West Texas State College
Canyon
Rex Perrin
North Texas State College Symphony Orchestra
Andrews County News masthead and policy note
The Andrews County News publishes weekly on Friday from Andrews Texas with staff including Charles W Roberts Sr James Roberts and Mrs L Roberts. The paper declares subscription rates of 3.00 within the county and 4.00 outside for one year and notes second class mail status since November 15 1934 and a policy to correct any erroneous reflections upon character upon notification.
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Andrews
Texas
Wink-Kermit School Board to open bids on 330000 additions
Wink-The Kermit School Board will open bids Tuesday night for 330000 additions to the physical plant. Projects include a gym at Intermediate, bleacher seats at Walton Field, a music and art room at Dunbar, cafeteria expansion, bus garage enlargement, and four new East Primary classrooms.
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Walton Field
Jr. High
Dunbar School
Winkler CO. News
What the Editors Are Saying
A collection of quirky editorials and snippets from The Wink Bulletin and The Bulletin. Includes humorous lines about spelling errors, writing processes, and social musings on carpentry of prose, car finishes, gardens, and social mores.
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Bulletin
G.amns
Wink
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