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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
2
Four Christmas week performances run Tuesday December 21 through Friday December 24 at 8 p.m. each about 40 minutes long. Residents from Midland Odessa Kermit Monahans and nearby areas expected to attend the Singing Tree at the Pecos church located at Fifth and Hickory streets.
Mrs. C. C. Carlisle described colonial Christmas customs to Permian Sands Chapter DAR on December 8. She traced diverse colonial traditions from New Amsterdam to Puritan New England and Virginia, noting Yule history from Isaiah to King Alfred, Luther, and German immigrant influences.
Mrs Eldorado Hightower of Abilene announces the forthcoming marriage of her daughter Linda Kay Hightower to Sergeant Harold Wayne Bell son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bell. Wedding vows set for December 24 in Abilene. Linda Kay is a senior at Abilene High School and works at West Texas Medical Hospital. Harold Bell is a 1968 Monahans High School graduate and attended State University at Buffalo. He serves in the Green Berets stationed at Fort Bragg NC.
Mr and Mrs J R Lamothe of Pyote mark fifty years of marriage with an Open House from 2 to 5 pm at their home A Golden Wedding anniversary with many relatives and friends attending Miss Ola Belle Dodson wed J R Lamothe fifty years ago in Golthwaite Family includes two sons James F of Valliant Oklahoma and Raymond F of Monahans grandchildren Mike Lamothe Richard Lamothe Mary Belinda Edgerton Carolyn Lee Lamothe and a niece Dorothy Daniels of Stephensville assisting in entertaining guests
Rita Luckie was elected president of the Candy Stripers at a Dec. 11 meeting at Ward Memorial Hospital. Olivia Valenzuela becomes vice president and Paula Fleming secretary, with Virginia Muniz treasurer Thelinda Loveless reporter and Donna Riley historian Patricia Creasey and Liz Prewitt named co chairmen of shift schedules Lynn Tatum earned a cap for 100 hours of work Nineteen girls logged 227 hours in November and a Christmas party plan was announced for the Hospital Auxiliary to honor the Candy Stripers
Mr and Mrs J D Stout of Cashmere Washington visited in the home of Mr and Mrs J D Roddy at Pvote.
Barbara Baker offers practical homemaking tips. Tips cover steadying the hand for nail polishing using a cup as a rest. Erasers remove light dye from fabrics. Snap half-sleeve clasps on scarves to prevent loss. Use nylon fishing line to string beads without a needle.
Astrological reading warns of unseen complications and unexpected frustrations for all signs. Leos face fast social activity and risk from smooth talkers while Capricorns learn motives behind others’ actions and avoid gossip. Focus on new romance and health as holidays near.
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