Miss Bright Honored at Courtesy Before Wedding
Miss Renee Bright, bride elect of Charles Boyd Melius, was feted June 1 at First Presbyterian Church parlor. Hostesses included Mines, Charles Candler, Lefty Christopher, Gerald Mavis, and others. A white lace theme graced gift and serving tables. daisies featured on corsages for Miss Bright and relatives. Special guests from Houston and Monahans attended. bride’s memory book was tended by Pam Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynna Renee Bright
Charles Boyd Melius
First Presbyterian Church
Mines
Charles Candler
Lefty Christopher
Gerald Mavis
Johnney Fletcher
Harmond Fletcher Jr
Delbert Hare
H. H. Patterson
Orvilletton
Terry Melius
Wesley Hawkins
Miss Bright
Puppet show set at Ward County Library Friday
Kathy Odom and her Prime-Time Dummy Doers present a puppet show for children of all ages at 10 am Friday as part of the summer reading program Come to Chi mera now underway. Librarian Virs R. R. Dodson announced the event and invited local children to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Kathy Odom
Childon
Ward County
Chimera
Virs
R. R. Dodson
Pineapple Spareribs Grilled with Pineapple Sauce and Marinade
Spare ribs are parboiled, then marinated in pineapple juice and seasonings for 24 hours. On the grill, ribs are cooked over medium heat for 30 minutes, turned and basted with a pineapple sauce, then served.
Local College GY radius degree graduations listed
Clay Dunagan earned a B S in engineering sciences at the University of Texas at Austin and will pursue a master in bio medical engineering David McClendon earned a B S in engineering at Texas Tech and will study for an MBA this fall Victor Allen Bassett recently earned a B B A in management from Angelo State University Ronnie Harold Gainey received an B S in health and physical education at Angelo State University Cheryle Ann Sitz earned an Associate of Science in nursing at Angelo State University during spring commencement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Dunagan
J. Conrad Dunagan
University of Texas At Austin
David McClendon
Texas Tech University
Wayne McClendon
Victor Allen Bassett
Angelo State University
Ronnie Harold Gainey
Cheryle Ann Sitz
Keeping Unwanted Guests From Summer Picnics
A short guide on preventing foodborne illness at picnics by keeping foods cold under 40 degrees F with ice packs and insulated containers. It warns bacteria thrive between 40 and 140 degrees F, advises returning leftovers to 40 F promptly, wrapping sandwiches, and using clean ice and protective packaging to avoid contamination.
Clothing Costs Rise Over a Decade in the United States
Government data show Americans doubled clothing spending from 1964 to 1973. Women’s and children’s wear accounted for about 19 billion dollars in 1964 rising to near 39 billion by 1973 while men’s and boys’ wear rose from 10 billion to 21 billion. Careful shopping is advised to curb living costs.
Easy Chocolate Sauce With Nuts Recipe Idea
A simple sauce recipe describes melting semisweet chocolate with whipping cream over low heat. Stir in vanilla if desired and finish by folding in chopped salted peanuts. Serve the warm sauce as a topping or dip.
Plan Includes Interesting Roof Design By WoO
Home plan details a large central beam ceiling with open rail stair, multiple rooms including dining, kitchen with prep area, laundry, and surplus space. Master suite features private bath and walk in closet, two additional bedrooms share a hall bath. Exterior uses varied stone and siding with clear-story lights. energy conservation notes and plan number 5&&, LA04 heated area, Atlanta designer contact for plan S88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmer
W.od. Farmer
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Renee Bright
Daisy
A. M. Crowson
R.C. Mehus
Marla Leierer
Houston
H. H. Moore
Monahans
Groom
C. R. Bundick
Pam Fletcher
Local College
GY Radius
America
Eva Makk
Tin Nesburol First National Bank
Makk
Sal
Staph
C.P
Poe
Nmonahans Roller Derby
By Woo
Southwestern Bell
WWE
Thom
Ernestine Starling
Alice
Dad
American Telecoms
At&t Co
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