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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
6
The Monahans Baptist Church on Third and Doris Street hosts Vacation Bible School for all ages from 9:30 to 11:30 daily through Friday with a 6:30 Sunday night commencement. The theme is Caring for God, announced by Reverend Don Poole, with 220 enrolled and a 300-member goal.
William A. Pete Prater formerly of Monahans has accepted a call as pastor of Lone Star Baptist Church of Lockney. He will study at Wayland Baptist College as a ministerial student this fall after eleven years with Halliburton in Monahans.
Twenty seven 4 H youths with thirteen adults attended a first of its kind horse clinic at Camp Mesquiz near Fort Davis. The event organized mainly by Barbara Bowden drew participants from Ward County Ozona and Kermit with specialists from Texas A M including Dr. Gary Potter and Dr. Dale Davis coaching safety nutrition and care of horses.
Parents facing two dull weeks after school end can curb boredom by visiting a pet shop. Reading about breeds, assigning feeding and care tasks, and choosing a pet or terrarium offer busy, educational activities. From dogs and cats to fish and rodents, a new companion brings learning and endless summer fun.
Russell B. Bowman Jr. is named to the Spring Semester honor roll in the University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy. He joins 179 peers for earning at least 36 grade points this term, with A equals four points and total points based on semester hours.
An exhibition on major American Indian art forms runs Oct 8 to Dec 10 at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and Walker Art Center. The show, organized with nine local Indian organizations and the Indian Art Assn., is supported by the Dayton Hudson Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. It features masks carved figures painted hides pottery basketry weaving costumes and musical instruments with recent tribal works where traditions persist.
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