Fragmentary OCR Note Recounts Unclear Local Item
A damaged OCR fragment mentions fans and city light issues with vague wording and missing context leaving the event or notice unclear.
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment mentions fans and city light issues with vague wording and missing context leaving the event or notice unclear.
Sherry Davis became the bride of Kelcy Carr in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s home in Odessa. The couple, plans a home at 1305 East 38th Street, with out-of-town guests from Paducah and Odessa attending and a reception held after vows.
Patients admitted from Friday to Monday include Mrs Henry Abolos Nelda Skaggs Mrs J C Elliott Cynthia Vannoy Tommy Vanoy Cheri Lenning Birdie Norman Martha Lynn E W McDowell John Tomlinson Glenn Gillham Randy Clark Fannie Mathews Roy McClain B Lankford and others. Discharges include Lela Thomas Betty Van Dinter Mrs John McKee E R Perkins D W Chambers Vickie O Brient Nelda Skaggs Hugh McDowell Patsy McKinney and several others.
Court filings list individuals with 1960 model cars and several divorce cases including Marie Parks versus Jimmy Parks and Christine Smith versus Austin Henry Smith. Damages suits involve DeLuxe Motel against Andrews Gas Co. and Lester T. Smith versus Traders and General Insurance Co. Local visitors Curtis Hooks family are noted visiting Andrews residents with Walton Creech, Calvin Withers, and Nolan Callahan families.
Mr and Mrs Waller Brown were honored with a house warming at their new home southeast of Andrews Friday evening Hostesses included Mmes Ben Keith Austin Jackson R C Harris Evel Roberson W E Nichols and Billie Nichols Punch coffee and cookies were served and games of 42 were played Out of town guests included J P Jackson Ackerl y G A Foster Betty and Terry Acke rly W E Nichols Gale Roberson San Angelo Emmons San Angelo Melvin Brown Ray Seminole
The parlor of the Community building hosted a Thursday bridal shower for Miss Sherry Davis. Pink and white decor dominated the room with carnation corsages for the honoree and her mother Mrs Guy M. Stewart and Mrs J. W Carr of Odessa. Guests registered in a white bride’s book as Miss Phyllis Ann Bennett presided. Miss Kay McLaughlin played soft music from 7:30 to 9:00. Givers included Mmes. R. L. O'Dell, Roy Bennett, Cade Farmer, Ben Gilliland, Percy Morrison, Ray Morton and Gilbert Pennington.
Faith Lutheran Church members and guests gather at Florey Park for a Saturday night outing. More than 50 people enjoy barbecued hamburgers and ice cream after pastor C. E. Kleber gives a devotional on I Will Lift up Mine Eyes Unto the Hills from the 21st Psalm and games for children follow.
Mr and Mrs B G Wood and daughter enjoyed a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs B F during a planned social call.
A surprise Bon Voyage breakfast for Susan Irwin was held at Mrs. J. W. Pinnell’s home. Co hosts Mrs. Bill Pinnell and Judy offered travelers gifts as guests Lana Burkett and others enjoyed a map world display and a breakfast on the patio.
4 H Club girls prepared macaroni and cheese at the home of Mrs Bill Pinnell on Friday. They discussed the value of cheese and milk in the daily diet. Participants were Judy Pinnell Mira Millican Rosemary Brown and Susan Irwin.
McIntyre relocates from Arizona to New York, shifting residence and likely altering local ties and daily routines as part of a broad geographic move.
Barbara Durbin daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Durbin and bride elect of Fred Becker was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the community building Yellow and green decor featured guests enjoyed sand tarts colored confections and fruit punch The honoree and her mother received corsages while Miss Joan Durbin registered guests in a white bride book Hostesses included Mrs C B Jackson and others.
A son weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Partridge at the Hotel Dieu in El Paso. Named Philip Jay, he joins siblings Becky eight Russell six and Gail two. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Partridge of Odessa and E. A. Edwards of El Peso.
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