Births Report From Frankel City Area June 1957 News
A long list records births to numerous local couples between June 1 and June 26. Notable details include names of parents, child names, birth dates, and weights, with one highlighted birth of John Stephen Duffy on June 20 at Permian General Hospital. Grandparents listed as C. W. Roberts Sr., Andrews, and Frank Duffy of Simpsonville. John Stephen has a sister Nenise aged three and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Tuff
Sharon Kay
Clayton Jobamm
Ricky Lin
Thomas Clar’ ‘Avis
Cynthis
Norman Fdwar
Elch
Norm ‘Oan
Sidner
Carl Wa'ne
Aubrey Achason
Russell Bucene
James Henr Dding
Re ‘Anda Lee
Welchine
Bobby Watkin
Shirley Ann
Weighir
William Charlie “Ehe
Carr *Ath
Olohine
Denry Leather ‘Ood
Deana 1
Joe Weldon Pertt
Joe Weldon
Henry Wav “Peek
Firth Marie
Billy Rex Coat
Douglas Brian
Billy Joe Mosley
Jerry Lynn
Ihs
Wiliam Ray Yart
William Michail
Weishine
Damon Wade Polk
Lam Ellen
Weiching
John Rose Duffey
John Stephen
Rudolfo Rod@onez Rosiles
Rudolf Sigfrido
Tommy Clyde Chrestian
Connic Lennett
Olan Heatcock
Audre Tanette
Danny T+ “Thite
Dar’ ‘Ean
Ruben Car “Oward
Michael Aller
Robert Lee Rigson
Bobby Lee
Donald D. Williams
Betty Ann
Fred Moore
Freddy Leon
John Duffy
Frankel City
Permian General Hospital
C. W. Roberts
Andrews
Frank Duffy
Simpsonvill
John Stohen
Nenise
Mrs Albright Layette Shower Hosted by Mrs Fisher
Mrs Frances Albseight received a layette shower hosted by Mrs Priene Fisher at 411 North West Eth. The pink and white décor centered the table with a “A mill for Frances” motif. Thirty guests registered in a pink and white baby book and six sent gifts.
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Frances
Priene Fisher
Northwest Eth
Mrs Hamilton Leads WSCS Circle Meeting at Hamby Home
The Hamby Circle of the WSCS met at Mrs. Raymond Hamby's home at 1 3 pm with Mrs. Hamby presiding. Mrs. Chester Mills gave the devotional and Mrs. Leland Hamilton closed with a lesson on Missions USA. refreshments were served to a list of ladies and the group will not meet next week due to the July 4 holiday.
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Hamby
WSCS
Raymond Hamby
Thursay
Magnolia H D Club Holds Bake Sale Announcement
The Magnolia Home Demonstration Club held a 2 pm meeting at the community building. Mrs. Wilson Bond presided as members discussed the upcoming H D Council bake sale at Igly Wicely on Tuesday at 9 am. Members to bring one cake and two pies.
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Magnolia H. D
Wilson Bond
Merirs
H .Duncil
Igly Wicely
Owen
Crane
Hattye G. Owen
Vent
Two Andrews Boys Enter Six Months Army Training
Rolando Flores and Eddie Dumas depart for six months of active duty under the Army reserve program. They will travel from Midland Air Terminal to Fort Chaffee Arkansas for nine weeks of basic training. Both are Andrews High School graduates with Flores having worked for the News and Dumas reporting in Lubbock since graduation.
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Andrews
U. S. Army
Rolando Flores
Pablo Flores
Eddie Dumas
Postmistress's 26 Years of Service in Andrews
Mrs Burkett led the Andrews post office through growth from 4th to 1st class, building a new site and office. Receipts rose from 1500 in 1935 to over 40 000 in 1955, employing a large staff and serving a growing town with many memories from poultry to wartime mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
Burkett
Ila Sue
Wilson Twins
L. C. Fitzgeralds
Fitzgeralds
Russell
Houston
Whitey
Wileys Farewell Service Before Move to Hobbs
W. S. Wiley minister of the Andrews Church of Christ will give his final sermon Sunday evening before moving to Hobbs New Mexico. He resigned three months ago to join the Jackson Street Church of Christ in Hobbs and previously worked at Kingsville and Taylor Street Hobbs churches. The Wileys have lived here three years and saw growth in the congregation and its facilities. A social on the lawn followed the Wednesday evening service with pie coffee and soft drinks for Mr and Mrs Wiley and Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Wiley
Andrews Church of Christ
Hobbs
N. M
Wiley
Jackson Street
Barbara
Rex-Ray Meeting at Mathis Ho Rex-Ray Cite
The Rex-Ray meeting at the First Baptist Church on Southeast 3rd Street opened with prayer led by Mrs Mathis and Mrs James Mathis. Mrs Mathis taught a chapter from the Missions book and led a discussion after a social period with attendees including Mrs Keith and Mrs J B Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex-Ray
Mathis Ho
Rex-Ray Citele
First Baptist
James Mathis
Adelle Man
Mathis
USA
Onc
Mpg
Keith
J B Taylor
Sy Plunkett Plunket
Brayer
Local Elders Select Wiley For Away Gift Presentation
Elders of the state presented stuffed television as an away gift to Wiley during a community ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Bank Deposits Fall Between Quarters for Two Banks
Commercial State Bank reported 2 495 262 29 in deposits this quarter. First National Bank deposits are 2 397 028 78 for the first quarter. Comparing with a 1956 second quarter report for First National Bank, deposits rise 996 046 29. Combined loans by both banks increase 148 478 42 over the first quarter reports.
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Commercial State Bank
First National Bank
Burkett Named Postmaster as Oil Boom Shifts Office Status
Victor Aldrich and family faced tragedy with Ima Lou's death after a wounding incident. The Parketts moved to Farmersville in 1927 where he taught a year. Florence Louis became postmistress before 1928 Burkett returned to Andrews to teach at McCarley and later the district. In 1931 Burkett became postmaster in May as oil activity pushed the post office to third class two months after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burketts
Andrews
McCarley
Ett
Louis
Burkett
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Beniny Lloyd
Charles Kent
Mrs. Albright
Layette
Mrs. Hamilton
Henry Wooley
Orma Jean Dav'dson
Hitcomb
Mildred Oswalt Tune Dyess
Irma Jean Broan
Lilian Jackson
Ruby Jackson
Bob Luck
Martins Surbin
Fay Walker
Nell Thompson
Betty Luck
J C. Eads
Lioyd Taylor
Ronald T Johnson
Red Smngers
Jn.d
Iee
Summear Weigl
Altera
Loz
Valances
Victor Aldrich
Ima Lou
Iby
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