MonahansFosters Local Sports Support And A Boys Club Call
Monahans backs its athletics with praise for basketball squads beating Jal and talk of a future boys club. Readers are urged to support youth sports, join the effort, and help fund community programs as local life moves from football to basketball and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans
Jack Grant
Bob Avary
the Motor Co
Newcomers List Six More Families Move to Monahans
Six additional families relocate to Monahans and receive a friendly welcome and wishes for a pleasant residence. Named newcomers include John H. Evans, Dean Tedford, Dave Seaton, L. C. Degelia, Ronald Head, and Julius Johnson with listed addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans
Howdy
John H. Evans
South
Bruce
Dean Tedford
S. Gail
Dave Seaton
East 8Th
L. C. Degelia
Gail
Ronald Head
Gary
Julius Johnson
West &Th
Texas Electric Co Sponsors Gold Star Awards in Stockton
The Stockton event honored 1963 county 4-H Gold Star winners from Trans Pecos and Big Bend. Texas Electric Service and West Texas Utilities joined ceremonies as parents, agents, and guests attended a banquet at the new high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Massey
Kay Middleton
Henry Treadaway
Texas Electric Service Co
Fort Stockton
Sam
Kay
Ward
Mr. Treadaway
Tesco
Dorsey Hardeman
Frank Owen
III
Texas Electric Co
Stockton
Texas Electric Service Company
West Texas Utilities Public Service Companies
Trans- Pecos
Big Bend
Trict 4-H Council
W. O. Milligan
Texas Christian University
Ward County
C. J. Middleton
Monahans
Harold Massey
Wickett
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
San Angelo
Frank Owen, III
el Paso
Genora Thornton
Bluford Thornton
Lobos Split With Braves in Iraan Contests
The Lobo B team defeated Iraan B 67 29 as Arlen Griffith scored 19 points. The Lobo A team lost 57 54 with Reagan Moss netting 19 while Iraan’s Ricky Armstrong led all scorers with 26. The teams prepare for Rankin clash Tuesday.
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Lobo
Iraan
Cleaners
Arlen Griffith
Nets
Lobos
Braves
Reagan Moss
Ricky Armstrong
Rankin Red Devils
Rankin
Kopper Kettle Opens on West Highway 80
Hazel Lowry and Mary Kent own and operate the Kopper Kettle which announces its opening on West Highway 80 in this issue of the News.
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West Highway 80
Hazel Lowry
Mary Kent
Ward County Teachers Hear State President At Christmas Banquet
Mrs Elizabeth Little president of the Texas State Teachers Association spoke at Ward County teachers annual Christmas banquet at Monahans Country Club. About 250 attended as Little outlined her 19 years teaching and leadership roles in TCTA and TSTA while noting her credentials and affiliations.
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Elizabeth Little
Texas State Teachers Association
Monahans Country Club
Ward County
Little
Corpus Christi
Texas Classroom Teachers Association
TCTA
TSTA
National Education Association
American Association of University Women
Delta Kappa Gamma
Alpha Chi Honor Society
State Board of Examiners
Mary Hardin Baylor College
University of Texas
University of Hawaii
J. B. Little
del Mar College
Mildred Rose
Grandfalls Royalty
Ward County Teacher Association
Bill Waldron
Monahans
Ward County Teachers Association
Weather Conditions Blamed In Four Accidents Inside City
A cold snap brought light snow and icing in Monahans causing four minor automobile accidents with about 1000 dollars in vehicle damage. No injuries reported as officials noted slick streets and early season ice while heavy snow stretched northeastward into Texas.
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John Rogers
Monahans
West Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Big Spring
Texas
Kerrville
Dalton Haines To Head Area Chamber Group
Dalton Haines was elected president of the Permian Basin Chamber of Commerce area group, succeeding John Ben Shepard. Winthrop Carlisle was named vice president, with 19 area chambers represented at a Kermit Lions Club event as plans were made for a tourist brochure and regional tourism initiatives.
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Monahans Chamber of Commerce
R. T. Wilson
Permian Basin Chamber of Commerce
Kermit
Dalton Haines
John Ben Shepard
Odessa
Winthrop Carlisle
Lovington
N. M
Wilson
Permian Basin
Midland
Midland Chamber of Commerce
Kermit Lions Club
Kermit Civic Center
George Jordan
Abilene
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Grandfalls Schools Announce Friday Closure
Christmas holidays at Grandfalls schools begin at 2 30 Friday afternoon. Classes resume Monday morning January 6. Announcement by Sept C B Wheeler.
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Grandfalls
C. B. Wheeler
Earp Named to Another Post
V Earl Earp, Commander of Monahans American Legion Post 473, has been chosen as a general member of the National Membership and Post Activities Committee. The appointment comes from the National Commander’s office on recommendation of Department Officers in recognition of Earp’s service to the local Post and the Department of Texas.
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V. Earl Earp
Monahans American Legion
National
Department
Earp
Department of Texas
Local TV to feature Pecos Eagle Choir on KVKM-TV
Pecos Eagle Choir directed by Bill Carrico will air December 18 at 5 30 pm on KVKM TV as the first in a Christmas music series Other area choirs include Carver High Midland Huddler Junior Monahans Kermit Odessa College Monahans and Wink High School The schedule lists 5 30 pm times except Saturday 6 pm for Songs of Christmas.
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Pecos Eagle
Bill Carrico
Kvkm-Tv
Pecos Group
Carver High School
Midland
Huddler Junior High School
Monahans
Kermit Yellowjacket Choir
Odessa College
Monahans High School
Wink High School
9th Graders Cup Two Overtime Wins Against Pecos
The Monahans 9th grade basketball teams won both games Saturday morning against Pecos. A team won 17 to 15 in overtime, while the B team posted a 57 to 53 overtime victory. Alvino Mendez led the A squad with 19 points. Dwane Bragg 12, Scott Snead 10, and David Warren 10 also hit double figures. Guy Floyd scored 6 for the B team, with Larry Lance adding 4.
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Pecos
Guy Floyd
Larry Lance
Alvino Mendez
Monahans
Dwane Bragg
Scott Snead
David Warren
Travis D. Snyder Dies in Van Horn
Travis D. Snyder 55 died at his Van Horn home Friday afternoon after farming there 18 years. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Johnson Funeral Home San Angelo with Rev. Fred Hammer officiating. Masonic graveside rites at Belvedere Memorial Park. Survived by widow, two sons of Van Horn, four brothers and one sister.
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Travis D. Snyder
W. R. Snyder
B. E. Bolander
Monahans
Vernon Wade
Wickett
van Horn
Johnson Funeral Home
San Angelo
Fred Hammer
West Texas Boys Ranch
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