Arkansas Vows Said By Mathis Dumas
Miss Linda Fay Mathis married Sgt. Ronald J. Dumas in Jacksonville Arkansas in a chapel ceremony at the Air Force Base. The couple announced plans for a Jacksonville home after March 12.
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
4
Miss Linda Fay Mathis married Sgt. Ronald J. Dumas in Jacksonville Arkansas in a chapel ceremony at the Air Force Base. The couple announced plans for a Jacksonville home after March 12.
The Newcomer Service notes 14 families moved to Andrews in February, totaling 53 people. They found work in 12 local businesses, with one retiree. Families hailed from seven states and Texas, including four intrastate moves.
March entries list patients admitted and discharged at Permian General and Community General hospitals. Names include Faye Shumate Seminole and Jal New Mexico residents, with visiting hours and dates from March 1 to March 4.
Mrs Ken Stewart hosted the Thursday Bridge Club in the Green Room from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a luncheon. Guests included Mrs Rodney Noble and Mrs George Baker. Attending members were Mrs Bobby Longshore Mrs Wallace Wall Mrs Coker Lasater Mrs Jim Posey and Mrs Harold Lamb. High score went to Mrs Stewart with second to Mrs Baker.
Mr and Mrs John Harrell return home after a two month stay at Alamo near McAllen where they faced unseasonable cold. The Andrewsans who traveled south to escape rain found frost and snow in the valley. Fields of red peppers lettuce and cabbage remained ungathered due to heavy rains and lack of workers or equipment.
Thirty two Christ Ambassadors from the First Assembly of God represented at a Monday evening rally in Lamesa. J Grappe spoke from Exodus 3. Local members earned the highest attendance award for the session. Attendees and travelers from Andrews included Darla Wagner Dennis Harper Carol Vanderslice Dale Dill Cindy Sherrill Dennis Land and others.
Mrs. Mae Anderson of Odessa is spending the week in the Dan Sullivan home while her daughter recovers from major surgery at Community General Hospital. County Judge Roy Bennett and wife returned Wednesday from a trip to El Paso and Anthony New Mexico with the H L Mathenys, former Andrews residents.
Hazel Jane and Melvin Webb spent the weekend in San Angelo visiting their daughter and family, while Rose Bacon enjoyed a surprise reunion with sister and Mike Macarey from Portland. Many locals hosted relatives from Dallas Brownfield London Shreveport and Odessa with trips to Jamaica Saudi Arabia and Jamaica planned.
The 12th Auxiliary States Installation Luncheon is scheduled for Monday March 12 in the Community Building with an 11 a.m. start for a short program and luncheon. Charter members are invited to attend the meeting at Permian General Hospital where officer elections were held Tuesday afternoon.
Cancer Crusade workers will view two training films at 7 30 p m tonight at the Commercial State Bank The Lyn Helton Story explores a cancer victim's life Take Time Out for Life invites all workers and interested persons to attend Those not contacted yet for the house to house campaign on Tuesday March 27 may call Frances Allbright at 523 4787 or 523 5120 for details and assignments
Roy Mauldin a 22 year U S Postal Service mail carrier from Abilene will address the Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship in the community building Saturday at 7 30 p m This Baptist raised Christian since 1967 served as Abilene FGBMF president over three years and enjoys witnessing with his mail patrons Public invited to hear testimonies of Christian life and grace
Mrs. Bobby Longshore hosted the Couples Bridge Club at the Green Room for a supper and bridge evening. Four tables featured couples including Baker, Fry, Call, Strickland, Stewart, Craig, and Longshore with Mrs Baker taking high score and Mrs Longshore second. Obie Tyler enjoyed a fishing trip to Kingsland last weekend.
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