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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
4
Readable fragments disclose a local event involving individuals named Ja har Ha Ali and others. The text confirms an introduction to a political or community matter on the right side, but details remain unclear due to transcription gaps.
Ladies have entered politics this year and bring packable hats to the campaign trail. The piece humorously argues hats suit busy women, needing no baggage, and shaping into form when moved between events. It weighs fashion, practicality, and political participation for women in modern campaigns.
The Monahans Duplicate Bridge Club held two sessions in June with Mrs C C Green and Mrs L O Newton top at the June 4 meeting. Ed Meaders and Ralph Bolte were third. At the June 11 event Mrs E A Meaders and Jim Crownover led over four tables. Holt Eastland and Charlie James took second and third, with a Community Center meeting planned that night.
Ward Memorial Hospital recorded admissions from June 10 to 17 listing numerous patients from El Paso Lubbock Kermit and Grandfalls. An additional intake from Monahans includes a long list of names, many with Mrs or Miss titles, spanning various towns and patients.
Karen Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Barnes was appointed Grand Chaplain of the Grand Assembly of Texas Order of the Rainbow for Girls at the state meeting in San Antonio. She joined Rainbow on January 26 1960 and has served as confidential observer musician and all stations before installation as Worthy Advisor in September 1962.
Mr and Mrs J C Wood and Nannette Wood joined the 40th anniversary reunion of the Sanger High School class of 1924 over the weekend. Thirty-two graduates were listed with 28 living and 16 attending a dinner at Charlie Green home in Grapevine. A class member has taught 39 years and earned two degrees since graduation.
Miss Ann Harlan is appointed junior counselor and swimming instructor for girls ages six to seventeen at Camp Cimmaroncita near Taos New Mexico. She has attended the camp for seven summers and will study at Trinity University as a sophomore this fall. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Harlan and granddaughter of Mrs Mildred Bodenhoff.
A weekday lunch features Madrilene sardine toast with cucumber salad and dessert. Sardine toasts combine brisling sardines with oil, mayonnaise, chili sauce, onion powder, and minced celery, spread on toast, then cut into four squares for immediate serving. Parsley adds fresh finish.
Mr and Mrs John L Harlan returned Tuesday from a trip to Ruidoso New Mexico with no additional details provided.
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