Joint VBS Binds Episcopal and First Christian Churches
A joint Vacation Bible School hosted by the Episcopal Church and the First Christian Church runs 9 to 11 a.m. daily through Saturday with about 40 children aged 4 to 12. An ice cream social closes the week, 6 to 8 p.m. at First Christian. Mrs J W rare directs with Mrs David Gough as refreshment chair. teachers include Mrs Jerry Patterson and others.
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Perry Named Director of Cosden Oil and Chemical
Kenneth Perry elected to Cosden Oil and Chemical Company board as director. He is the son of Odessa residents Charles and Mrs. Perry and son in law of Mona hans family. Perry will move with wife Mary Sudderth and daughters Martha and Kathy from Darien to Big Spring in August. He has served as vice president of chemical marketing since October 1965 after joining Cosden eleven years ago as a junior engineer and rising to project engineer and chemical products manager in New York City in June 1963.
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Kenneth 5. Perry
Cosden Oil and Chemical Company
Paul C. Meek
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Charles Perry
Odessa
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Monahans
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Martha
Kathy
Big Spring
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New York City
Ward Memorial Hospital Admit List Week of June 9 16
Patients admitted to Ward Memorial Hospital during the week of June 9 through 16 include residents from Monahans and nearby towns. Names list numerous individuals from Monahans Wickett Grand Falls and Pyote with several married names and varied spellings.
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Ward Memorial Hospital
Monahans
Dorothy Davis
Ruth McPeak
Mary McKensie
Nancy Bell
Cruz Ramos
Jesus Ramirez
Joe Dudley Harkey
Alma Baird
Euna Dunn
Shirley Greer
Elyn Patterson
Itella Pinkston
Eva Rodriguez
Raymond Bandcroft
Beatrice McGuire
James Mooring
Sue Rudder
Eva Ortiz
Woodrow Hill
Births Announced for several families this week
Just Arrived entries show multiple sample births including a Greer boy born June 12 at 6 pounds 9½ ounces, Patterson girl at 7 pounds 8 ounces, McGuire boy 7 pounds 1 ounce, Garcia girl 6 pounds 4 ounces, Ortiz boy 6 pounds 4 ounces, all to listed parents.
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Guy E. Greer
Kenneth Patterson
Antonio McGuire
Juan Garcia
Fred Ortiz
Humble Employee Burned Reaching for Faulty Thermometer
A Humble worker suffered burns while replacing a faulty thermometer when oil sprayed from the vessel and caught fire. He rolled in sand to douse the flames and tried to drive for help but veered off course, became stuck in sand, then walked to a highway and was picked up by a supervisor. He was transported to Odessa Medical Center. The pickup was found Tuesday evening.
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Hearings Continue On Proposed Valuation Hike
An average of 75 taxpayers daily appear before the County Equalization Board this week in the district courthouse to hear and protest a proposed ten percent hike in property valuations. Officials say about 95 percent leave in good humor, noting the increase amounts to only a dollar or two per year for many homeowners.
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Ernest King
A. M. Bowman
Theresa Walker
Lenora Price
Slim Boroughs
George Bentley
Summer Drama for HemisFair at San Jose Mission Theater
The San Jose Mission Theater presents Los Indios de San Jose running Thursday to Sunday at 8:30 p.m. on park grounds. Written by Ethel Wilson Harris and directed by Ronal Ibbs, the play explores Mission San Jose’s founding era with music, dance, and a three sided set by Albert Mijangos. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children with tours and meals offered before performances.
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Incarnate Word College
Summer Begins As Calendar Declares Start
The author muses that summer has begun despite memories of snow and freezing clothes. They note turning on air conditioning and buying ice cream and watermelon, questioning if these were already done this year. The calendar’s claim is accepted as the season’s onset.
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