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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
2
In Midland a player recites a dramatic bridge hand where four spades and five diamonds anchor a bold 6 Diamonds bid after a 1 Heart opening and a 2 Hearts cue bid. The play features ruffs, unblocking, and a Yarborough hand to seize all 13 tricks despite odds.
Mr and Mrs J C Ward thank Dr Garrett and the Sandhills Clinic staff as well as Ward Memorial Hospital nurses for the wonderful care and consideration given.
Promote fundraising event for Boost the Band Bud Get with a call to buy tickets Friday for the pancake supper. Proceeds support band activities and equipment. Local organizers urge attendees to reserve seats and enjoy breakfast items.
Mrs Vic Davis entertained La Vecindad Club members and guests with a dessert bridge Friday afternoon. Players included Ed Lohmann P C Fleming L O Newton J B Evans John Edwards III Cc O Ice M H McWhirter and Paul Kunstadt. Mrs Newton won high for guests and Mrs Ice won high among members with Mrs Lohmann taking second high. Mrs Edwards won the bingo award.
Ward County DeMolay Mothers Circle met at Mrs. S. W. Garrison home. They announced the Bible marker has been received and presented to the DeMolay boys. Mrs. T. W. Ivey listed hostesses for second Mondays. Next meeting will be April 22 at Mrs. Ivey's home. Present were Mesdames Porter, Booth, Lewis, Ivey, Garrison and Jones.
Mrs. Don Thresher opening remarks quoted John Powers on fashion's power to convey identity. She urged mastery of style, classic outfits, and timely trends, with ensembles adaptable for many settings. The club division scheduled events and noted pre-registrations for the district convention.
Bridge buffs beware that man is no square. He studies the Ward County Library collection to learn about trumping bidding and calling your bluff.
In Grandfalls Mrs. Doyle Adams, wife of the Assembly of God pastor, is ill at Odesa Medical Center Hospital since Thursday night. J R Wills of Odessa visited last Friday. Pee wee Wills recovering after recent surgery. Lota Mitchell off work at the post office with flu symptoms. J H Raglin and others went to Detroit for an arrowhead hunting trip. Girl Scout Cookie Sale runs March 22 to 30 with profits aiding Mitre Peak and Hat A Ranch camps. leader Mrs. Earl Magness lists troop members. Eleanor Eudaly recuperating at home from influenza. Easter Seals drive urged. Grandfalls Sportsman Club voted 300 for the fire department and lowered dues to 1 per member. officers elected. School board election set for April 6 at the high school. voting hours 8 to 7. Royalty residents vote at the Girl Scout Hut with separate judges. Clint Whitley and C E Daniel returned from a Rio Grande fishing trip. Brandt family from Stanton visiting Grandfalls. Apology for omitting Charlotte Warner from graduating seniors list. Music and drama head Glenn Davis invites Stubblefield and choir to Kiss Me Kate in Alpine.]]>
Mu Iota Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Don Barber's home to finish mailing 748 membership applications for the Sandhills Museum Association. Attending were Mrs. Frank H. Lanham Jr., Mrs. Don Barber, Mrs. M. O. Blount, and Mrs. J. L. Williford, with assignments given by Mr. Don Barber.
A compact list of activities from Monahans groups spanning March 28 to April 2. Federated Clubs meet in Western District with sessions and meals. home demonstration at 2 p m. Beauceants, B P W Club, Duplicate Club evenings. pancake supper fundraiser by Bands Boosters. open house at a new Christian Church parsonage. Rainbow Girls services and meetings. V F W Auxiliary. Edwards School preschool visit. Desert Sands Garden Club. Golden Age Club with Nu Gamma. Rebekah Lodge meeting.
Carolyn Ann Cates daughter of Mrs. Tom Cates of this city is named on the Fall Semester honor roll of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Texas.
Family readers are invited to enjoy shared reading sessions at Ward County Library. The library hosts evening gatherings on Tuesdays and Thursdays, staying open until 8 p.m. to accommodate attendees.
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