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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1981
Page
4
The Fiesta 100 cookbook touts a recipe style for “cooking a husband” using proper care, warmth, and cheer, likening it to roasting. It promotes a 402 page collection including old and modern recipes, diary hints, and odd items like arthritis medicine and lye soap, with $12.95 price plus mailing charges.
Cub Scout Pack 169 held a monthly meeting at Tatum School. Awards were given to many scouts for various ranks and achievements. The evening featured a Lad and Dad Bake Auction to raise funds for January insurance, generating $494.
Anno micement from Chireno announces the birth of John T Spencer IV at Memorial Hospital in Lufkin on December 22 at 3 32 p.m. He weighed 9 pounds 2 ounces and measured 21 inches. He has two brothers Ronny Wayne and Steven Dale and is welcomed by grandparents Dorothy Spencer Monahans Bill Rhodes Graham and John R Williams Norris City Illinois. Great grandparents T E Hodgkins Hobbs New Mexico and R E Herrin Mineral Wells.
Manor residents performed The Christmas Story on December 21 with Lorene Lusk as Mary, Oscar Ingram as Joseph, Suzi Martinez as the angel, and Roy Day, Dick Hines, and Cruz Ramos as shepherds. The angelic choir included Annie Ott, Mary Pierce, and Lillian Lee. Roy Rodgers played the wise man with Fred Germann as King Narrator. Laura Long and Elizabeth Graham assisted as soloists. Local clubs and associations were thanked for gifts and time. First State Bank donated silver plates. Santa Claus made a visit.
A humorous survey traces medical shorthand like NPO and 10 codes to newsroom slang, explaining how doctors, nurses, dispatchers, and printers speak. It notes Latin terms, symbols, and odd phrases, while recounting a press incident where jargon and errors produced comic overstatements about delays and damage.
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