Lighting Winners Named In INGHICA Contest
Four judges toured Monahans Wickett and Thorntonville to select winners in the 1966 Residential Christmas Lighting Contest sponsored by the Monahans Jr. Chamber of Commerce. First prize went to William R. Ford Jr. Second to Mrs. Thomas Ivey and third to Morgan Bowman with honorable mentions for several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahans Wickett
Thorntonville
Monahans Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Joe Fields
William R. Ford, Jr
James
Thomas Ivey
N. Alice
Morgan Bowman
S. Harry
Bill Eason
R. D. Twentier
Wickett
Willard Adams
W. Second
Arthur Budge
S. Kenneth
H. C. Luther
S. Gary
Bill Dobbs
Charles ‘‘Debo” Cooper
Mel Bean
Sonny Bowman
Jerry Callicoatte
Reddy Lite
Roland Maxwell
Texas Electric Service Company
Don Slape
Golden Chevrolet Company
Monahans
Wrong Cox listed in Sunday fire
Report corrects the homeowner as Edward E. Cox not Edd Cox. The Grandfalls highway residents’ home and belongings were largely destroyed and Edward Cox was hospitalized for smoke inhalation through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Cox
Edd Cox
Grandfalls
Edward
Monahans
Mr. Cox
Toastmaster Terry Led Sandhills Meeting Highlights
Ray Laird presided as Toastmaster at the Sandhills Toastmaster Club noon session at Colonial Inn. George Koenig assigned a general topic. John Harlan named best speaker. Henry Treadaway previewed a district speech. Gordon Walker and Harlan also spoke. Guests Sam Harrill and Hudson Routh attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Laird
Sandhills
Colonial Inn
George Koenig
John Harlan
Henry Treadaway
Gordon Walker
Sam Harrill
Hudson Routh
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FIRST
First National Bank
Henry Fuller
J. T. (Monk) Yates
Maurice Hodges
James Ward
Mesdames
Bobby Strong
Nancy Allen
Ruth Merritt
Christine Barnes
Faye Moore
First National
Main
Fourth Streets
Delicatessen
Monahans Trade
Andy's Delicatessen & Food Store
Ike
Inghica
Santa
Bobbi
Bobbie
Allen & Bobbie P. S
Jaycee Yard
William Ford, JR
S. James
Deoubme
Mabel Beatons
Clement Moore
Kvkm-Tv
Channel
Southwestern Bell
Courtesy Motors
Oldsmobile
Buick
Pontiac
Bill Stallard