Presbyterian Women Hold Monthly Meeting at Church Parlor
The United Presbyterian Women's Organization met in the church parlor on Monday evening, May 29. After a brief business session, W. R. Neblett spoke on "The meaning of Religion." Mrs. W. R. Shelton led a devotional from the Year Book of Prayer. A social hour followed with Circle One as hostesses and several members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women's Organization
W. R. Neblett
W. R. Shelton
Circle One
Mesdames
R. B. MccGowen, Jr
Clarence Brown
Richard Ambler
H. E. Carter, Sr
H. R. Wurtz, Sr
H. R. Jr
B. Oliver Wood
Bill Regan
Ralph Bolte
L. E. Sloan, Jr
Henry Haupt
Louise Brown
Rausey Sewell
Scott Phillips Returns Home After Major Surgery
Scott Phillips came home last Thursday from hospital after major surgery on May 23. He lives at 1307 8 S Bruce and can receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Phillips
Etter
S. Bruce
Pigeon Hatches High Nest at Tulsa World Building
A hopeful pigeon plants a nest on a ledge of the Tulsa World Building near the photo studios. A reporter notes the bird is attempting to hatch two eggs and a flash bulb in the nest.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa World Building
Wallpaper More Efficiently Record Your Roll Usage
When you wallpaper a room this spring, note the number of wallpaper rolls used. Recording the count helps plan future projects and reorder supplies accurately.
Chicken a la Ter razzini dish for supper option
All in one main dish recipe for Chicken a la Terrazzini with broth simmered potatoes mushrooms and chicken. Preparation includes boiling a whole chicken then cooking a sauce with butter flour broth and cream. bake until hot and browned yields 4 to 6 servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Harvey Elected President of Altar Society
Mrs J M Harvey was elected to head the Catholic Altar Society for next year at the meeting in the new Parrish Hall. Elected with her were Mrs Bertha Smiley as vice president Mrs Floyd Lillard secretary and Mrs Gene Zinan ni treasurer Father John Lauretti led the opening prayer and Mrs John Pulte provided refreshments. Co hosts were Mrs E M Feaster and Mrs B J Pankratz. Guests included dames Glen R Whitaker Jack S Grawhart Mel Evans and W L Stubblefield and Ann Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Harvey
Catholic Altar Society
New Parrish Hall
Bertha Smiley
Floyd Lillard
Gene Zinanni
John Lauretti
John Pulte
E. M. Feaster
B. J. Pankratz
Glen R. Whitaker
Jack S. Grawhart
Mel Evans
W. L Stubblefield
Ann Whitaker
Don’t Let Kids Eat Candy in Cars to Prevent Injury
Advise against giving children candy or ice cream bars on sticks during car travel. A sudden bump or stop could cause the stick to cause injury. Keep treats unskewered to reduce risk.
Dorothy Wyvell to Speak at Ward County GOP Meeting
Dr Dorothy Wyvell of Midland will address the Ward County Republican Club at 8 pm in the First National Bank Meeting Hall 108 South Alice. A conservative candidate on the Constitution Party ticket last fall she drew many votes in the area. Club Chairman William B Lee will preside and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wyvell
Midland
Ward County
Republican Club
First National Bank
South Alice
Wyvell
United States
Constitution Party
William B. Lee
Tomato Juice Biscuits Experiment Sparks Kitchen Notes
A reader asks about substituting tomato juice for milk in biscuit making. The idea challenges traditional dairy ratios and may alter texture and flavor, suggesting a potential tangy result and a crumbly crumb with careful balancing of fat and leavening.
Nursery School May Miss Measles and Mumps
Dr. George Wheatley, president of the American Pediatrics Society, predicts future nursery schools may avoid measles and mumps. He notes immunization programs and temporary vaccines exist today, while stressing vaccines should not be avoided. The public education effort on vaccination began in the 1920s with New York City mass inoculations to curb diphtheria fatalities.
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George Wheatley
American Pediatrics Society
Wheatley
New York City
Local Persons From Monahans Attend Texas PTA Meet
Several residents from Monahans will attend the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers meetings June 5 to 9 at Kinsolving Dormitory on the University of Texas campus. Mrs. J S Reynolds District 17 president Mrs. Glenn Ratliff District 17 safety chairman and Wesley Martin state citizenship chairman will go, joined by Mrs. Edward Henderson Grandfalls Ward County Council president. The group will participate in safety sessions and various committee meetings and seminars.
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Monahans
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kinsolving
University of Texas
J. S. Reynolds
Glenn Ratliff
Wesley Martin
Edward Henderson
Grandfalls
Ward County
Ward earns civil engineering degree at Texas Tech
Mr and Mrs R E Ward traveled to Texas Tech to see their son Bob graduate Monday night with a civil engineering degree. Accompanying them were their daughter Mrs James K Evans and granddaughter Susan Jo from San Angelo. Tuesday Bob and his wife JoNell joined his parents and sister for a short vacation in Red River New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Ward
Texas Tech
Bob
James K. Evans
Susan Jo
San Angelo
JoNell
Red River
New Mexico
Reading Story Books In The Car For Kid Passengers
Suggestion to keep a story book or two in the car so you can read aloud to children during delays or car trouble. Reading aloud helps pass time and keeps young passengers engaged.
Kent Family Guests List From Eldorado Home
Guests at the L. L. Kent home include Mrs. A. E. Kent of Eldorado, Luther Kent and his wife of Tyler, and Mrs. Truett Stanford of Eldorado, along with Kent himself.
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L. Kent
Mr. Kent
A. E. Kent
Eldorado
Luther Kent
Tyler
Truett Stanford
Polio Vaccine Campaign Faces Resistance and Progress
The piece notes polio vaccination efforts expanding from cities to rural areas amid religious and social opposition. It cites doctors pushing against overreliance on sulfa penicillin and mycins, urging judicious use to allow natural immunity in youths while acknowledging antibiotics aid injuries and acne clearance.
Pyote AFB NCO Wives Club Social Highlights May Event
The NCO Wives Club held its May social in the NCO Club ballroom with a sock hop mood. Prizes went to Doris Warren and S/Sgt Larry Oaks. Marge Stansell is the new entertainment chair. Upcoming events include Bob Gobert and the Gentlemen of Note, Miller Brothers engagement, and a free barbecue for members and guests. The base swimming pool opened daily 1 300 to 2000 hours with a lifeguard on duty and age restrictions. Airman of the Month A/IC Edward R Lang, radar operator, recognized at Commanders Call. Lang previously served in Sado Shima Japan and Keesler MS.
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NCO Wives Club
NCO Club
Donald Whitmire
State of Texas
Marge Stansell
Dolores Whitmire
Doris Warren
Larry Oaks
Mamie Bobo
Elaine Brannon
Pat Guevara
John McGrath
Henry Stansell
Jean Bratcher
E. L. Oaks
S. J. Bobo
Clifford Aycock
Pedro Buitron
M-E. Medford
Kenneth Bigham
Joe Brannon
Lyndell Warren
O. C. Maples
Jose Guevara
Bob Goebert
The
Gentlemen of Note
Miller Brothers
Edward R. Lang
Lang
Blevins
Arkansas
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Altar Society
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D'Orsay
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Underwood Corporation
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Jean Sprain Wilson
MEGON
Peyton
T-Bone
Cliff
Bob Ward
Pyote Afb
By Pat Medford
Sado Shima Afs
Japan
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Tony Ladle
John Robertson
Marius South
Barbara McDonald
Max Rosenzweig
Charles Cannon
J. D. McMellon
Donny
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Fresno
Calif
Lynn Benson
Ac&w Sq
Ellington Afb
Texas
Houston
Stanley Party
Tony Lodle
Merlin Sayre
Anita
Randy
Phoenix
Ariz
Aline
Ronald Rawlings
Mitchell
Charles
Cannon
Jolene Scott
Cone
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Art Richardson
Ruben James
Teresa and
Steve
Denton
Merle Wygal
Donald Whit
Wygal
Newfoundland
Linda
Hank
North Carolina
Stansell
H. L. Beck
George Jolley
Sgt. Stansell
W. E. Taylor
Angus McKay
San Antonio
Max Matthews
Amarillo
Cindy Knox
Capt
Audrey Knox
Essential Housing Institute For
Monohans
Jack R. Smith
Jeff Jeffrey Box
Odessa
Anthony
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