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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
1
He who gives in when he is right is married.
Word arrives of Reese Green wife of Martin Green who died after months of cancer. A friendly Carolina drawl and warm conversations with locals at Per main General hospital downtown Andrews and beyond left lasting memories of Southern hospitality.
Dr Norman Hall of Andrews Texas was named to the executive board of the American Association of School Superintendents becoming the first Texas superintendent on the board in 15 to 20 years The announcement is framed as an honor among peers rather than a front page event with local reaction noted.
Ed Cook filed for Place one on the city council ballot while John W. Shumaker filed for Place two in the school board race. City and school deadlines have passed with ballots to be printed next week. Elections set for April 3 and April 7 respectively.
During Texas Public Schools Week Andrews schools hosted tours for the public. Elementary and kindergarten nights drew large crowds while secondary schools held open houses Tuesday. The district showcased new teaching methods and listening viewing stations as pilots for new programs. J Lee Smith led the week long promotion.
Andrews city councilmen will meet Thursday night for their regular second Thursday session to consider changes in civil defense personnel and to act on the Means water lease expiring in June. Taxi franchise ordinance and state tax amendments may also be on the agenda. Sue Powers will receive a five year service award in the utility billing department. City Attorney Bob Barber.
The annual Mustang Relays will feature 15 teams this weekend. Events begin at 10 a.m. with the 440 relay and 120 yard high hurdles with Mustang entrants Jim Leach and Mike Turner. Field events start at 10:30 a.m. including pole vault high jump long jump discus and shot put. Local vaulter Cliff Walden is favored to break the 3 A pole vault record of 14 feet set in 1968 by Wayne Andrews. Morning preliminaries determine afternoon finalists with finals at 1:30 p.m. Crowned Mustang Relay Track Queen among Sherry Mills Lindell Robinson and Cynthia Barnes.
Ticket sales for the annual All Sports Banquet end today at 4 p.m. The event features guest speaker Grant Teaff Baylor football coach, a former McMurry standout and coach. The banquet starts at 7 30 p.m. with tickets at 3 per person sold by the Mustang Club.
Evangelist Bill Penley will lead a Spring Revival at First Baptist Church March 11 to 18. Rev. Penley, an ordained Southern Baptist minister, has conducted crusades worldwide. Revival services begin 7 30 p m evenings and 10 00 a m mornings with the Sunday 11 00 Worship Service at NE 2nd Street. nursery care provided.
Monthly country western jamborees at the Andrews Community Building attract 150 to 1000 fans. Joe and Johnnie Edwards host, with bands from regional towns performing for free meals. The event, started by the chamber of commerce in 1966, now forms a four town circuit led by Andrews.
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