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Monahans News

Location

Monahans, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1959

Page

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Monahans Wickett ISD hires seven teachers and backs Tatom addition

At the regular board meeting the Monahans Wickett Independent School District approved seven new teachers for the 1959 60 year and authorized construction of two extra rooms for Tatom Elementary School. The district also accepted resignations, reviewed the 1959 60 budget, and approved a renovation maintenance plan costing 18745 dollars 23.

Tatom Monahans- Wickett Independent School District Deolece Parmelee University of Mississippi W. T. Baggett Texas Western College Gail Huling Oklahoma State University Mary Katherine Cox Sul Ross State College Mary Bartlett North Texas State College Hazel Hanson Texas Christian University Tommye Miller Gené Tone Theone Callender Edwards Grace Shuck Monahans Motor Company Browne and Middleton Browne Gensler Edwards and Middleton

Jim Ape To Run Again In Terrapin Derby On July Fourth

Entries open for the Ward County Terrapin Derby sponsored by Christ the King Church Monahans. A minimum $5 fee sends a terrapin to the post at 5 PM July 4 at the County Cow Palace with winner earning $50 and a loving cup. Jim Ape of Monahans News is a strong entrant.

Jim Ape Christ the King Catholic Church of

Rites Held for Grandfalls Girl Patricia Lynn Gregory

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Patricia Lynn Gregory three who died of pneumonia. She was three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Rex Gregory of Grandfalls. Burial followed at Grandfalls with Rev Jim Brown and Rev Bill Rymes officiating. Patricia born April 11 1956 is survived by her parents two brothers Harold and Joe Rex Jr paternal grandparents Harold Gregory Waco and maternal grandparents Edgar D Brown McCamey.

Patricia Lynn Gregory Joe Rex Gregory Grandfalls Royalty Baptist Church Jim Brown Bill Rymes First Baptist Church of Patricia Ward Memorial Hospital Edgar Harold Joe Rex Gregory Jr Harold Gregory Waco Edgar D. Brown McCamey

William F. Adams Named Representative for National Firm

William F. Adams of 902 South Dwight has been named a registered representative of Waddell & Reed Inc a national distributor of United Funds Inc The Kansas City headquarters announced Adams has four years in real estate prior business ownership and ten years with Arm nel Co in Fort Worth He is a member of the Monahans Masonic Lodge and Waddell Reed offices span 47 states Hawaii and Puerto Rico United Funds boasts over 195000 shareholders and net assets above 625 million

William F. Adams South Dwight Waddell & Reed, Inc United Funds, Inc Kansas City Adams Arm- Nel & Co Fort Worth Monahans Masonic Lodge

Winton Family Visits Beaumont Friends in Lawnsdale

Mr and Mrs Hoypt P Winton and Carol along with Mrs Tom Eastland and children return from Beaumont where they visited Mr and Mrs Leon Green. Mrs Green is the former Miss Juanita Winton.

Merchants Urged to Verify Stamp Books Before Redemption

Monahans Trade and Commerce Association members were cautioned to ensure stamp books are signed by customer and merchant and complete before credit. President John Wheeler said the five month stamp program is successful beyond expectations with sixty five merchants now members, up from the original enrollment.

Monahans Trade and Commerce Association John Wheeler Association

Joan Barton Wins Top 4-H Club Work Award

Joan Barton, a Southwestern University junior, wins the top award for 4-H club work and will attend the 29th National 4-H Conference in Washington. She began 4-H at age 10, compiled a decade of records, and shares the honor with three other Texas youths. Her trip includes a Dallas luncheon, viewing the National 4-H Conference building dedication, and an educational tour with 2,000 4-Hers from 49 states and Puerto Rico.

Joan Barton Washington, D. C Dallas Joan Texas Midland Statler-Hilton Washington Eisenhower Puerto Rico J. T. Rutherford Southwestern University Georgetown National Congress Chicago THCA

Sandhills Park Association Seeks Community Support

Ward County residents are urged to renew financial support for Sandhills Park through five membership levels from $5 to $250 annually. Perks include car stickers redeemable for free gate access on Saturdays Sundays and holidays, with life memberships at $500 or more. State funds cover only a minimum. memberships fund operations amid growing park popularity.

Ward County Sandhills Park Association Memo Monahans Sandhills State Park Sandhills Park

Public Works Offices Move Within City Buildings

The Office of the Superintendent of Public Works moved from City Hall to the former police department space at 114 W. Second. Jack Forga said permits and calls will still be handled at City Hall as the department remodel adds a records room a map room and a main office.

Superintendent of Public Works City Hall Police Department Jack Forga W. Second

Pattillo Entering State Road-E-O Contests This Week

Jim Pattillo, runner up in the district Jaycee Road-E-O contests at Pecos, will compete for state honors in Stephenville Friday and Saturday against 63 winners from 18 districts. One Texas winner advances to the national competition in Washington DC in August with scholarships from 2000 to 1000 dollars. Pattillo departs with sponsor Claude Edgin for the event, which includes registration, written and driving tests, and an awards banquet.

Jim Pattillo Pecos Stephenville Texas Washington, D. C Jim Claude Edgin Jaycee

Esther Marin Fund Surpasses Goal With $573.60 Raised

The Esther Marin Fund has grown to 573.60 by last Tuesday surpassing its initial target. Donors cite helping the family after Esther's operation and contributions continue from many locals including Danny Soria Manuel Molina and others as listed at the News office.

Esther Marin Esther Danny Soria Manuel Molina David Martinez, Jr Juan Masa Maggie Jaquez Enriqueta Talvera Morales Simon Palefox Severa Jara Tilo Contraras Juan Arredondo Fustaiia Jaquez Cruz Jaquez Vasquez Juan Carranza Rosendo Casellas, Jr Falcon Lucy Salazar

Field Day at Dyer Ranch Wednesday

A Range Field Day is planned for next Wednesday at 10 a m on the F I Dyer Ranch in Wickett. The event will identify grasses weeds and forbs with assistance from the Ward County 4 H Grass Judging Team and range specialist C W Cox of the Soil Conservation Service along with County Agent E J Harrison.

Dyer F. I. Dyer Wickett Ward C. W. Cox Soil Conservation Service E. J. Harrison

City Pool to Open Saturday Amid Summer Hours

City Swimming Pool opens Saturday at 1 p m with planned summer schedule from Tuesday to Saturday 1 to 7 p m and Sunday 2 to 6 p m closed Mondays Lifeguards include Stanley Smith Mike Hammond and Lang Kin sey Swimming lessons will be offered at a date to be announced Admission is 20 cents for students and 35 cents for adults.

City Swimming Stanley Smith Smith Mike Hammond Lang Kinsey

Still Seeking Pro Manager For Country Club

Monahans Country Club seeks a pro manager. President Dave Sudderth said Gidd Faircloth of Winkler Country Club accepted the job a week ago but was persuaded to stay there. Sudderth noted several area men show interest and that applications are being accepted from all interested parties. The board aims to hire someone who will perform well.

Monahans Country Club Dave Sudderth Gidd Faircloth Winkler Country Club Winkler Sudderth

40 New Members Enlisted In Jaycee Drive At Monahans

The Monahans Junior Chamber of Commerce reports nearly complete success in a Jaycee membership drive. Claude Edgin says 42 members forming three teams submitted 40 applications. Jack Grant led the top team, while Frank James and Richard Baggett teams fund the kickoff breakfast for losing in the drive.

Monahans Junior Chamber of Commerce Claude Edgin Jack Grant Frank James Richard Baggett

Where to Find It Society Pages and More

A brief guide to sections in the newspaper listing Society Pages 2 3 and 6, Sports Page 4 Theaters and TV Page 4 and Classified Page 5 with page identifiers and coverage areas.

Society

County news covers hospital contract suit and repairs

Commissioners Court orders suit against Butler and Kimmel of Lubbock and Warner Construction of San Angelo for alleged air conditioning failures at Ward County Hospital. A new compressor is to be installed while evaporative systems are repaired. Contingent actions include condemnation for land for I 20 Highway 80 interchange and staff changes at Pyote pool. A hospital policy clarification meeting is planned to improve doctor patient relations.

Commissioners Court Butler and Kimmel Architects Lubbock Warner Construction Company of San Angelo Ward County Hospital Monahans Robert Stovall Pyote Lee Moor Helen White Precinct 4 Lewis Lee Dorothy Oliver Alline Lee A. Woody Toon Estes Hospital Board

Park Concession Adds Authentic 1901 Oldsmobile Ride

Monahans Sandhills State Park concession operator ordered The Car With The Backward Look, an authentic reproduction of the 1901 Oldsmobile, for rides between the park saloon and the Merry Ol Olds museum. The vehicle, noted in the Wall Street Journal as a sassy new motorcar, runs 35 mph and delivers about 65 mpg with a two forward one reverse gear. Park director Robert G. Larson says it is one of several new visitor attractions planned as attendance rises.

Monahans Sandhills State Park Wall Street Journal Teddy Roosevelt Robert G. Larson Monahans Sandhills Park

Prentis E. Burnham Dies at Ward Memorial

Prentis Earl Burnham, 40, of Wickett, died this morning at 2:40 at Ward Memorial Hospital after last night’s collapse. Born March 6, 1919 in Louisiana, he married Leola Dantin on February 22, 1941. A Gulf pumper, WWII veteran, he lived in Wickett 14 years and belonged to First Baptist Church. Survived by wife, two sons Clifford Harvey and Gary Dale, parents Spergan and wife, and siblings. Burial arrangements at Barnes Funeral Home pending.

Prentis Earl Burnham Spergan Burnham Barnes Funeral Home

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Tomor The Texas Federated Women's Clubs Public Works Public Works Department Country Club Estes Charles Young Ackages Prentis E. Burnham Ward Memorial
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