Four-letter words pose challenge to cuss word purists
The document notes that all four letter words are now in print, creating a real challenge for the man who prides himself on keeping the language original.
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1971
Page
1
The document notes that all four letter words are now in print, creating a real challenge for the man who prides himself on keeping the language original.
A reader notes a mother’s plea for tough steps after her son’s marijuana arrest and recalls a Topeka letter urging brutal responses in cases of speed, drunk driving, drugs, and related harms to protect children and communities.
Three Andrews youths ages 16 and 17 led four lawmen on a pasture chase near the hospital area. They fled on foot, abandoned paint thinner and bags, and claimed they had never tried such a thing before. No charges were filed as no law was proven broken.
Entry blanks for the beauty contest and the watermelon eating contest are printed in the Andrews County News. Completed forms must be returned to the Andrews Chamber of Commerce office promptly.
County officials authorize the auditor to advertise for bids on slurry seal covering about nine miles in Precinct 4 and about one mile of two course penetration. Bids are to be opened July 12 at 10 a.m. Specifications available at the county judge’s office or county engineer Wayne Harrison at 305 NE Ave. C. The county also authorizes the county attorney to pursue delinquent taxes on Victor McRae property. Dorothy Cummins is hired as relief dis-
The chamber announces the second annual July 4th Women’s Softball Tournament in Andrews on July 2 and 3. Ten teams compete including Andrews clubs the Fillies Bombers Petticoats and Sluggers plus Odessa Western D H Wickett Women Big Lake Odessa Sky Top and Lady Bees of Kermit. Games start 5 30 p m July 2 with the Fillies versus Odessa Western and continue with matchups at 7 30 p m 9 30 p m and 9 a m Saturday.
Andrews city and county approve a volunteer alley paving program to address dust behind the high school. Residents can sign contracts to pave alleys at 80 cents per linear foot, with all block residents required to participate. Programs will be a joint county city project and coordinated by city hall.
More than 400 tennis players are expected in Andrews on Monday for the opening day of a four day Highway 80 tournament. Players have already competed in Crane Odessa and Midland, with matches to be held at all city courts. John Kniffen chairs the event and invites the public to watch. Top players from Texas and other areas usually participate.
Mrs. Willie R. Snipes died after a short illness at Permian General Hospital at 5 45 a m Thursday. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Saturday from Chapel of the Chimes Singleton's Funeral Home with Rev Odell Moore officiating. Interment followed at Andrews Cemetery. Survivors include her husband F M Mack Snipes of the home five sons a daughter two sisters three brothers and seven grandchildren. Pall bearers listed.
Andrews County Chamber of Commerce hosts the Frontier Independence Day event at Lakeside Park Andrews starting at 10 a.m. with races and games then a 4 p.m. turtle and horned toad showcase and a 6 p.m. barbecue. Fireworks cap the night at Mustang Stadium with $1.50 plates and 50 cent sponsor entries.
Two cars collided while attempting to miss a third vehicle that shot across South Main early Tuesday. Leslie Dean Potter of 1302 NE 8th was cited for failure to yield though her car was not touched. Donald Ed Walker and Elmer Stroud were involved per Capt. R W Tipton. A pickup driven by Leonard Pursley backed from 312 SW Ist and hit Roy Lee COLLIDE.
Building trades students begin their fifth year of classes in the high school vocational department this fall and will construct their fifth Andrews home as a class project. The fourth home shown at a late May open house drew the largest crowd yet, featuring the Lonnie Gross home with a basement, located in front of the Community Building.
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