New Arrivals and Visits Highlight Local Births and Gatherings
A sequence of birth notices lists new infants born to families including Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Step hens and Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Fore with girls born in March. Local visits note Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Hartwell visiting in Topeka, and Lt. Hartwell’s World War II service at Pyote Air Force Base. Additional births listed for Mr. and Mrs. Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howards, and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Arbuckle with children born in March at various local addresses.
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Harry Hartwell
Topeka
Kansas
Tom Edd Howard
Edd Howard
Hartwell
Pyote Air Force Base
Dixon Crouse rites performed Friday at First Baptist Church
Miss Carolyn Joyce Dixon and Maurice Crouse were married Friday night in a double ring ceremony at the parsonage with Rev. Levi Frice officiating. The bride, from Dallas, wore a beige and white suit and orchid corsage. attendant was Patricia Dixon. Best man was Jackie Crouse. Mrs. Crouse teaches high school athletics in Monahans. Mr. Crouse works for Perry R. Bass and Co. and will study at North Texas State this summer.
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Carolyn Joyce Dixon
Maurice Crouse
First Baptist Church Parsonage
Levi Frice
Dixon
Dallas
Mr. Crouse
C. K. Crouse
Patricia Dixon
Jackie Crouse
Lubbock Christian College Hosts Weekend Guests
Miss Sandy Locke hosted at Lubbock Christian College with guests Miss Donna Higgins of Texline. Andrea Eckerman hosted with visitors Miss Wanda Hubbard of Bula and Miss Lori Moser of Colorado City.
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Sandy Locke
Lubbock Christian College
Donna Higgins
Texline
Andrea Eckerman
LCC
Wanda Hubbard
Bula
Lori Moser
Colorado City
Neighborhood Plan Cookie Sale At Girl Scout Little House
Twenty nine women attended the Neighborhood Association meeting at the Girl Scout Little House. Training on the cookie sale scheduled for March 22 to 30 was given by Mrs H S Lewis the cookie chairman. Announcement set a training for April 2 3 and 4 from 930 am to 230 pm at the Little House. The group planned a film showing Road to Button Bay March 12 at the Texan Theatre with free admission.
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Neighborhood Association
Girl Scout
Little House
Wayne Long
H.S. Lewis
Howard Bassett
Monahans
Button Bay
Texan Theatre
Mesdames D. L. Welch
T. C. Gibson
W. W. Bessen
Tom White
7. B. Armstead
Robert Cummings
G. H. Henson
Ray Hill
Ray Holcomb
Jack Moore
F. D. Robinson
L. A. Cook
Tau Lambda Club Hosts Golden Age Study Session
Tau Lambda Club entertained the Golden Age Study Club Sunday afternoon at 1108 S Dwight in Mrs M H McWhirter home. Mrs Pat Blackburn reviewed Prayer can Change Your Life and Mrs Charles Parry played piano. Arrangements were by Fern Tatum Wilson Hart J C Hogg A B Cox Bob Agnew Robert Orr and John Lowe. Attendees included John Turmes Rose Teague J T Row Myrtle Tyree J A Parrish S B Harris J M Baker Irene James Lena Wineberg Kathryn Burnell R A Hale Mary E Cutrell D S Duncan Pearl Kennedy Earl Kennedy Lillie Bradley and Lillian Lee.
The Cradle of American Liberty Is Faneuil Hall
The cradle of American liberty is identified as Faneuil Hall located in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Book Illustrates Friendship Day in Nu Gamma Study Club
The Nu Gamma Study Club marks Friendship Day with reviews of Lloyd C. Douglas Green Light and Joan Walsh Anglund A Friend is Someone Who Likes You. Miss Selma Khae Henry, county librarian, calls Douglas a master storyteller and notes the novel centers on a dean guiding a city church community. Mrs. Earl McLain presents Anglund’s simple reflections on friendship. The meeting, hosted by Mrs. H. M. Williams, features guest registration by Mrs. Don Thresher and Mrs. D. R. Cooper, and Crippled Children’s Easter Seal Drive envelopes addressed by Mrs. W. T. Neidhardt and Mrs. J. E. Evans. Golden Age Club to meet April 2 at Earl McLain’s home. two new members welcomed.
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Nu Gamma
Selmakhae Henry
Henry
Lloyd C. Douglas
Douglas
H. M. Williams
G. H. Gary
Jack Grant
Don Thresher
D. R. Cooper
W. T. Neidhardt
J. E. Evans
Earl McLain
Dan Clemons
Ronald Ray
Cliff Gray
Mesdames
Harmon Williams
K. T. Cantner
Ben Salazar Named President of Catholic Youth
Ben Salazar a Monahans High School sophomore was elected to lead the Catholic Youth Organization for 1963 64 with officers named March 4 at the Parish Hall Josephine Sanchez as vice president Mickey Gonzales secretary Ismael Valensuela treasurer Teodora Gonzales reporter and Anastacio Gonzales sergeant at arms Teodora Gonzales presided over the meeting Local visitors Mr and Mrs Tommy McLain Arlington visited their parents Mr and Mrs R H Butler and Mr and Mrs Earl McLain over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Salazar
Monahans High School
Josephine Sanchez
Mickey Gonzales
Ismael Valensuela
Theodora Gonzales
Anastacio Gonzales
Tommy McLain
Arlington
R. H. Butler
Earl McLain
Golden Circle Hostesses Lead First Baptist Circle Meeting
The Golden Circle class of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday night at Mrs. Ben Beavers home with co host Mrs. J T Culpepper. John Hash gave the devotional My Church from Math 16 and closed with a poem My Pastor. Mrs. Hogg presided over business. W L Hatcher offered closing prayer. Refreshments followed a candle lighted St Patrick theme tea table. Attendees included Fannie Walker R E Canon R B McGowen W R White J T Asbury W L Hatcher John Hash J C Hogg Barbara McCullough and the hostesses.
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Golden Circle
First Baptist Church
Ben Beavers
J. T. Culpepper
John Hash
J. C. Hogg
W. L. Hatcher
Mesdames Fannie Walker
R. E. Canon
R. B. McGowen
W. R. White
J. T. Asbury
Barbara McCullough
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