Creative Woman Featured By Wed Study Club
Mrs. W H Ag ey presented a program on the creative woman at the Wed Study Club meeting in Mrs. J L Pinkerton home. The session included demonstrations on picture mastering, knitting, paper flowers and painting with participants showing crafts and decay. Sam Zweiger won a regional art show honor. Baldridge and Williamson co hosts with Pinkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thrasher, Jr
H. A. Clements
Ainced
Sam Zweiger
Grandfalls
J. P. Baldridge
Lance Williamson
Pinkerton
Tucker McMaster Vows Exchange in Simple Home Wedding
Linda Gail Tucker and Walter Timothy McMaster exchanged vows at 11 AM Saturday in the bridegroom’s parents home. The couple, both locally connected, planned a reception and will reside at Fark Flaza Apartments after he works at Tracer Log Inc.
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Linda Gail Tucker
Walter Timothy McMaster
H. C. McMaster
South Bruce
Walter O. Tucker
West Fourth
Mrs. Leeman Honored With Farewell Coffee and Dinner
Mrs. Bob Leeman was feted Tuesday at a farewell coffee hosted by Mrs. Bert Ports as the Leemans prepare to move to Los Angeles. The event noted Leeman on KVKM-TV and included a dinner at the Golden Rooster in Odessa. Mrs. Leeman's art class gifted Nicolaides' The Natural Way To Draw.
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Bob Leeman
Bert Ports
South Ike
Leeman
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Leeman
Kvkm-Tv
John Walton, Jr
Kermit
Golden Rooster
Odessa
Fix It Tip Use cleats to secure shelves
Easy wall shelving method uses cleats nailed to studs to support a shelf. Mount the cleat, rest the shelf on it, then nail it in place. Add brackets beneath for lone shelves or vertical supports for multiple shelves nailed to both cleat and shelf.
Past Matrons Hear 21 Year Club History
Mrs. Rena Wright outlined the 21 year history of the Past Matrons Club for members at the National Room of First National Bank on March 19. The group has 71 members since formation and 32 are currently enrolled. Eligibility requires being a past Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Star. Hostesses were Mrs. Horace Miller and Mrs. A. M. Bowman.
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Rena Wright
First National Bank
The
Order of Eastern Star
Horace Miller
A. M. Bowman
Notice invites clippings from 1967 issues at News office
Clubs and individuals may visit the News office to request clippings from issues published between January 1 and July 1, 1967. Copies will be available through March 30, after which the papers will be destroyed.
Mrs. W. M. Enoch Named Woman of the Year at Tea
Mrs. W. M. Enoch known as Flower Lady for bringing flowers to patients was honored as Woman of the Year at a Sunday tea in First Methodist Church. Beta Sigma Phi hostesses welcomed guests including Xi Beta Omega Chapter president Mrs. Ben Bates and others. An orchid corsage and a memory scrapbook signified the honor with a Garden of Memories theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien Lewis
Dicksie Jean
David Bruce Ramsey
D. E
Pat) Ramsey
First Methodist Church
W. M. Enoch
Gary Hinds
Kappa Epsilon Chapter
Neil Eppinger
Alpha Gamma Nu
Ben Bates
Xi Beta Omega
Enoch
Klssie Enoch
Beta Sigma Fhi
Xi Beta Omega Chapter
Kappa Epsilon
Jack Dufek
Glenn Ratliff
Current Best Sellers Snapshot
A list of contemporary best sellers across fiction and nonfiction. Notable titles include Uris The Confessions of Nat Terner and Vidal Myra Breckenridge, along with nonfic Between Parent and Child by Ginott and Massie Nicholas and Alexandra.
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Topaz
Uris
Nat Terner
Myron
Ginott
Nicholas and
Alexandra
Massie
the Naked Ape
Morris
BeaucEants Meet and Ep sip Sigma Alpha Tag Kidney Fund
Thursday March 26 Beesceants meet at 7 30 p m in Masonic Hall. Mu Iota hosts Ep silon Sigma Alpha to tag Kidney Foundation in Reddy Room at Texas Electric Company. Menu includes smoked salmon with sour cream capers and pepper over crisp greens with trench bread and butter.
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Masonic Hall
MU Iota
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Kidney Foundation
Reddy
Texas Electric Company
Natural Gas Remains Fifth Largest U S Industry Says Wilson
C W Chuck Wilson told Desk and Derrick members in Dallas March 19 that the natural gas industry ranks fifth in the United States, with more miles of pipeline than rail, and outlines Southern Union Gas growth from 1929 to serving about 130 towns in five states. He notes future gas uses and lab advances, and highlights the industry’s historic rise from ancient seeping gas to modern distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Chuck) Wilson
Desk and Derrick Club
Thrift Room
Texas Savings and Loan Building
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Boeing
United States
Wilson
Southern Union Gas Company
Wink
Southern Union
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J. L. Pinkerton
James Erwin
Webster
Erwin
Tom Dorough
Florist
A. Grissom
Miss Lewis
Monahans High School
University of Texas
Ramsey
University
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Timothy McMaster
Tucker-McMaster
Ed Kotis
Mike McMaster
Austin
C. O. Claburn
Frank Dotson
Carlsbad, N. M
Mesdames
Bob Drake
Wendell Holmes
Bill Boyd
Dan Woods
Vick, Lambert
Monahans
Jack York
Herman Barrs
Jack Blanchard
Gerald Virden
Paul Snelson
Publishers’ Weekly
V\anished
Kaede “Christy,” Marshall
Myra Breckenridge,” Vidal
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Mar
U.S
India
Persia
Charleston
West Virginia
Georg Washington
Firs Natural Gas Corporation
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Mt. Parnassos
France
Unite States
Dacron
DuPont