Golf circle reports mixed results and club news
A busy golf round notes Tom and Faye White winning Scotch Foursomes with 76 while four teams tied for second at 77. Mentions Johnny Snead's prep for a Marfa invitation, Danny Mason headed to Texas Tech, Jerry Mobley’s marriage, and Six Flags praise. Also covers council meeting friction over bill lists and old sewer plant plans, plus a tribute letter to former Mayor Barnes.
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Tom
Faye White
Lee
Bettie Johns
Perry Collins
Kathy Smith
Bob
Joelle Franklin
Steve
Doris Cullum
Johnny Snead
Danny Mason
Wisconsin
Danny
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Jerry Mobley
Jerry
US Air Force
Jimmy Hammond
Six Flags
Texas
Bowling Meet Set by City Association
The City Bowling Association schedules its first meeting of the year for Tuesday September 1 at 7 30 p m in the Perry R Bass Building. The gathering seeks to set plans for the upcoming men bowling season and invites all male bowlers to attend.
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The
City Bowling Association
Perry R. Bass
Lady Bowlers Slate Meeting Plans Season Start
Ladies who will bowl in the Classic League are asked to meet Monday at 7 30 in the Thrift Room of Texas Savings and Loan Association to plan the league season opening.
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Thrift Room of
Texas Savings and Loan Association
New Arrivals Celebrate Five Newborns in City
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sotelo welcome a boy on Aug 19 at 407 N Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Florencio Sotelo also report a boy born Aug 19 at 917 N Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams announce a boy born Aug 22 at Box 1274. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hudson greet a girl born Aug 74 at Box 1612. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Adair welcome a girl born Aug 25 at 1109 S Ike.
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Oscar Sotelo
N. Betty
Florencio Sotelo
Betty
Joe Williams
J. E. Hudson
A. G. Adair
S. Ike
Pep Squad Opens Season With First Meeting
Pep Squad members gather tonight at 6 30 in the High School Gym to launch the new season. All members are urged to attend.
Trap Shoot Slated At Pecos Sunday
Pecos Rifle and Pistol Club announces its annual trap shoot for Sunday August 30. Open to the public, prizes will be awarded, starting at 1 p m.
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Pecos
Pecos Rifle and Pistol Club
Grandfalls News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Graduations
Miss Doris Ray returns from a vacation in Truth or Consequences and Silver New Mexico with her uncle and aunt the Holladays from Ft Stockton. Rev Everett Statler Jr earns a BS in social science at Sul Ross State College last Thursday night August 20 and attends the ceremony with family. Out of town relatives join for the funeral of Tony Myers and Mr Ott from Electra attends.
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Doris Ray
Truth Or Consequences
New Mex
Silver, N. M
N. A. Holladay
Ft. Stockton
J. L. Keyser
Dallas
Medical Arts Hospital
W. B. Davidson
Marmaduke
Ark
Everett Statler, Jr
Ellen Turner
Wickett
Athur Turner
Sul Ross State College
Statler
James
Stanley Harp
Mack Smith
Homer Nettleton
Nettleton
Ozona
William Anthony
Tony’’ Myers
Robert Ott
Electra
Ward Memorial Hospital Admits List Expanded
Patients admitted to Ward Memorial Hospital between August 19 and August 26 include Jerry Bawcom Wickett Mrs Anis Odell Cox Royalty Danny Lem ons Eads Tenn Admitted from Monahans are C A Britton Wesley Gardn er Mrs Romana Sotelo Mrs Betty Philips J L Williford Thomas S Barton Mrs Faye Sotelo Mrs Golia Ward Mrs Rossie Clark Mrs Ida Mae Wiggins Mrs Omyle Harbin Wayne Hanks Mrs Elsie Wat kins Petra Sotelo Garcia Wayne McPeak Jimmy Noblett Mrs Enda Knight J B Cross land Mrs Barbara Barber Mrs Eunice Tetreault Mrs Edna Williams Carl Thompson Charlene Dobbins Jack Forga Judy Carroll Hughes Silas Ver non Mitchell Mrs Lavada Brewer Mrs Dorothy Hudson Joseph Todd Ulrich Pembrook Estes Mrs Vera Mae Powell Duran Alfonso Vasquez Linda Quadarrama Mrs Joy Dickson Mrs Mary Adair Arrie Bradford James King Mrs Elsie Stree Michael Teutsch and Mrs Bud Ott from Midland and Mr and Mrs Robert Myers from Lake Jackson plus others from Monahans and from Midland.
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J. B. Crossland
Barbara Barber
Eunice Tetreault
Edna Williams
Carl Thompson
Charlene Dobbins
Jack Forga
Judy Carroll Hughes
Silas Vernon Mitchell
Lavada Brewer
Dorothy Hudson
Joseph Todd Ulrich
Pembrook Estes
Vera Mae Powell
Duran Alfonso Vasquez
Linda Quadarrama
Joy Dickson
Mary Adair
Suburb licenses bikes as four bicycle families emerge
FULL GARAGE UPPER ARLINGTON Ohio AP reports a wealthy Columbus suburb is licensing bicycles for the first time. Safety Director Frank Gallo says initial 5,000 licenses sold out quickly as many adults own and ride bikes, expanding beyond two car households.
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Upper Arlington, Ohio
Columbus
Frank Gallo
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