Social Callings Reach Ranger and Odessa Families
Visiting the Allen Nix and Nelson households Tuesday were Mrs. J. C. Carter of Ranger and her daughter Mrs. Robert Bullard of Odessa. Mrs. Carter is sister-in-law to Mr. Allen and Mrs. Nix.
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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1972
Page
5
Visiting the Allen Nix and Nelson households Tuesday were Mrs. J. C. Carter of Ranger and her daughter Mrs. Robert Bullard of Odessa. Mrs. Carter is sister-in-law to Mr. Allen and Mrs. Nix.
An informal graduating supper honored Mike Brown Wednesday at the Truitt McCabe home on Boys Lane hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Carruth. The menu featured fried chicken, tossed salad, baked potatoes, hot bread, chocolate cake and iced tea with a green turquoise table display and a globe centerpiece. Attendees included A. J. Brown Beverly McCarley Jimmy Browning Cynthia Barnes Mickey Matthews Hilary Hayes Bill Ervin Leah Parish Rene Price Steve Stringfellow Ronny Holman Jill Simmons Lytle Warren Bobby Long Loyce Keen Denise Horton Jimmy Rose Marsha Morgan David McBee Vickie Simpson and David Nix. John Bumpers will visit this weekend before reporting May 22 to DeKalb Research Farm for summer work. Also a weekend guest will be Miss Kay Smith of Ackerley, both students at Texas Tech.
Cynthia Sellers from Faith Free Will Baptist Church earned second place at the State Church Training Service Bible Sword Drill in Houston. She also placed first in district at Kermit, with sponsor Mrs. Andy Rogers, earning her first alternate for the July national meet in Fort Worth.
Miss Sara Elizabeth Rogers hosted a bridal coffee at 901 NW 12th Street with her mother Mrs. B C Rogers and her fiance’s mother Mrs. Sonny Rose. Guests included family, future in laws, and friends, with corsages given and colors arranged for the May 13 wedding at Means Memorial Methodist Church.
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