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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
8
The menu lists meals for Tuesday December 17 through Friday December 20 including beef casserole with sides, hot dogs, baked turkey with cranberry sauce and dressings, and fishsticks with sides. Desserts include sliced peaches ice cream Christmas cake and purple plums.
Cub Pack 55 will meet Tuesday night December 17 at 7 30 at Sudderth School Cafeteria. All parents are urged to attend with their sons. Pack 55 is sponsored by the American Legion Post.
Jesus Molina of Grandfalls enlisted in the US Army on December 11 and will begin basic training at Fort Polk in Louisiana. After completing basic training he will receive a leave before reporting for new assignment.
Anchorage tale notes moose as Alaska's most important game animal yet a frequent town nuisance. Croxton describes moose roaming Willow patches and streets, brushing houses, stealing laundry, and colliding with trains and cars. Rail and road dangers persist, with mirrors proposed to aid night visible. The piece ends by noting the dairy industry payroll in the U S is 1.3 billion dollars.
Bill argues for life insurance as a practical savings tool for modest incomes. He outlines three uses: family protection, retirement income, and cash value borrowing, citing examples with a $10,000 policy at age 40 costing $23.78 monthly and potential profits by age 65. He ends by inviting interest and lists daily radio and TV schedules.
Two second grade letters request Christmas gifts. Johnnie Lynn Callaway asks Santa for a doll ironing board and a wagon for his little brother. Judy Willingham asks for a Tammy doll with carrying case.
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