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Newspaper

Andrews County News

Location

Andrews, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1958

Page

4

B&PW Club Honored as State's Newest Group

The Andrews Business and Professional Women’s Club was recognized as the newest club in Texas at the Dallas state convention June 13. Ruth Thomas and Frances Gerald represented Andrews, with Gerald reporting on the event. The convention featured portraits of past national presidents unveiled for display in Washington, D C.

Andrews Business & Professional Womens Club Dallas Andrews Ruth Thomas Frances Gerald B&pw Gerald Sarah Hughes Dr. Mather Washington D. C George Parkhouse Texas Tyler Blackstone Hotel Seattle Pearlee May Margant Hollis Jean Neil Doris Schooley Berthold Balkum

Locals Report Health, Business Travel Across Cities

Mrs. Calvin Payne had surgery in Odessa on Monday. Charles Roberts Sr and Charles Roberts Jr were in Lubbock on business Tuesday.

Calvin Payne Odessa Charles Roberts Sr Charles Roberts Jr Lubbock

Miss Shirley Nix Weds Dale Thornton

Miss Shirley Nix daughter of Mr and Mrs Layton Nix of Kermit married Dale Thornton at 7 pm Thursday in Andrews at the home of Curtis Nix. The ceremony was led by Pastor Young Tucker with white gladioli, and soloists Bryan Baker and Wanda Watson performed. The couple will reside in Abilene where Thornton is a city bookkeeper. The bride a Hardin Simmons May graduate and the groom a Southwestern University attendee.

Shirley Nix Layton Nix Kermit Andrews Dale Thornton Miss Nix Curtis Nix Abilene Young Tucker First Baptist Church of Kermit Bryan Baker Love Thee Miss Wanda Watson Bob Winkler Thornton Andrews High School Hardin Simmons University Southwestern University Georgetown

Bridal Shower Honors Linda Whitley Thursday

A bridal shower at the home of Mrs. A. V. Peacock honored Miss Linda Whitley bride elect of Wayne Turley. Forty one guests attended as Miss Whitley’s classmates served refreshments and Mrs. A. V. Peacock led the hostesses in arranging the event with yellow and white daisies and wedding ring favors.

A. V. Peacock Linda Whitley Wayne Turley Miss Whitley T. J. Whitley Pat Young Nell Holt Whitley A. L. Rhodes C. E. Horton Floyd Peacock al Hays John Hall Pearl Reese John Ballew C. F. Grabe Carl Jackson Ray Porter Dixie Butler

Linda Mathis Birthday Party Honors Local Girl

Linda Sue Mathis turned six with a western themed party at the Community Building hosted by her parents James O. and Mrs. Mathis. Guests enjoyed punch cake and ice cream with a long list of attendees and helpers named.

Linda Sue Mathis James O. Mathis Marsha Kathy Eades David Nix Roxie Redman Carol Patricia Richard Garrard Toletta Maritta Martin Roger Gary Goldsmith Stanley Larry Scott Vicky Purcell Michael Elain Janeice Ashley Dwaine Roberts Elizabeth Ann James Mathis J. C. Eades Lamar Garrard Forrest Scott Mathis

David Moores Honored At Outdoor Bridal Shower

Mr and Mrs David Moore were honored at a bridal shower Thursday evening in the back yard of Mr and Mrs Byford Seal with about seventy guests. The outdoor theme featured a burlap cloth table centerpiece with gladioli and a miniature cowboy and horse on a raised burlap base. Hostesses included Mmes E W Barnes W H Brooks Sam Smith J M Farmer W H Guthrie Pat McNair C W Roberts Sr Byford Sealy Carl Sealy R S Dillard Jr S H St Clair and E P Wright. Homemade cookies and punch were served.

David Moore Byford Seal Mmes E. W. Barnes W. H. Brooks Sam Smith J. M. Farmer W. H. Guthrie Pat McNair C. W. Roberts, Sr Byford Sealy Carl Sealy R. S. Dillard S. H. St. Clair E. P. Wright

Andrews Proper Club Elects Officers at Meeting

The Andrews Proper Home Demonstration Club held a Thursday session at the Community Building. Mrs. Forrest Noble was elected president replacing Mrs. H Patterson who resigned, and Mrs. H G Williford became vice president. Mrs. J T Waldrop led a program on Strengthening Family and Family Life Through Counseling. Mrs. Noble spoke on Seven Ways to Make a Happy Home. Refreshments were served to several members including Forrest Noble and C C Pipes.

Forrest Noble H . Patterson H. G. Williford Noble J. T. Waldrop Mrs. C. Gram Mmes C. C. Pipes T. E. Merritt Pat Wright Sr Clide Oliver A L. Brackeen

Ramsey couple travels for state bar convention

Mr and Mrs Max Ramsey leave Friday to visit his parents the G C Ramseys in Terrell then visit her mother Mrs O B Mosley in Waco and leave their children there while they attend the State Bar Convention in San Antonio.

Max Ramsey G. C. Ramseys Terrell O. B. Mosley Waco San Antonio

Mary Grace Bridal Shower Hosted by Carpenter and Denton

Mrs. Dan Carpenter and Mrs. Herman Denton hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mary Grace Wednesday at the Community Building. A pink and white centerpiece graced the table and about 15 guests attended enjoying strawberry punch tuna sandwiches chocolate chip cookies and pecan cookies.

Dan Carpenter Herman Denton Mary Grace

Miss Sue Trail Weds Bobby S Dunn in June Ceremony

Miss Sue Elizabeth Trail daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur H Trail married Bobby Sam Dunn son of Mr and Mrs Jim Dunn on Tuesday June 17 at First Christian Church. Rev J W McKinney officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a pink linen sheath with a pink lace duster and white accessories. Mrs Dunn a high school student plans to finish her education. Dunn works as a carpenter. The couple will live at 405 N E 4th. Also Mrs L A Berry and Mrs Oscar Elliott with children from Oklahoma visited Mr and Mrs L J Berry and returned home Friday.

Sue Elizabeth Trail Arthur H. Trail Bobby Sam Dunn Jim Dunn J. W. McKinney First Christian Church Dunn N.E

4-H Club Trio Attend District Leadership Lab at Ft Clark

Four H members and sponsors joined the district Leadership Laboratory at Ft Clark Brackettville on June 9. The event trained in Range and Grass Conservation Safety Wildlife and compiling a 4 H record book. The camp split into four groups handling Night Pro grams Ceremonial Groups Citizenship and Planning with one Andrews group member in each project.

District Leadership Laboratory Ft. Clark Brackettville Andrews

Edwin L. Wilson Opens New Mobil Service Station

Edwin L. Wilson will open the Mobil Service Station at 408 W. Broadway Monday June 30. He is receiving two weeks of training June 16 through June 27 at Magnolia Petroleum Company’s Sales Development Center to learn modern service methods for better customer service and steady patronage.

Edwin L. Wilson Mobil W. Broadway Wilson Magnolia Petroleum Company

Magnolia Club And Homemakers Hold Joint Meeting

The Young Homemakers and the Magnolia Home Demonstration clubs met Thursday at 9 30 am in the community building Each club held separate business meetings and discussed strengthening family living through counseling The Magnolia club assisted in making smocked sofa cushions Members listed include Mesdames Denton McNeese Redman Owens Canatser Vickers Johnson and Roach.

Magnolia Magnolia Club Herman Denton J. L. McNeese E. G. Redman Ted Owens Oliver Canatser C.D. Vickers Ray Johnson J. A. Roach

4-H Club Members Enjoy District Six Outing

About 130 four H club members from district six attended a day of swimming fishing horseback riding and boating. Andrews attendees included Patricia Patterson Elaine Patterson and Will Edd Waldrop plus Mrs J T Waldrop chaperone.

Ly 130 4-H Club District Six Andrews Patricia Elaine Patterson Will Edd Waldrop J. T. Waldrop

Circle Eight Square Dancers Hold Weekly Club Meeting

The Circle Eight Square Dance Club met Thursday night at 8 p m in the Junior High Cafeteria for their regular gathering.

Circle 8 Square Dancers Circle Eight Square Dance Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Andrews County News Sun B & PW Club Sander ALL Steel Storm P. O Okla Linda Mathis David Moores The Andrews Proper Home Demonstration Club N Carpenter Denton Miss Sue Trail Bobby S. Dunn L. A. Berry Oscar Elliott Texhoma L. J Berry Make T. M. Hood, JR AVICE Edwin Wilson Magnolia Club and Homemakers al Browley Bales Royce Ballinger Farmers Insurance Exchg TLR Buck Frances Eppler Mobil Service West Broadway Mr. Wilson
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