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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
3
Monahans Jaycees hold seventeenth annual Installation Banquet Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Monahans Country Club. Public may buy tickets for 2 50 each. Baxter Jack Blanchard president leads a program with Jerry Lewis trumpet solo, awards, and officer installation for 1964 65.
The Scrimshire and Wildman Circles of First Methodist Church WSCS met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ted Ward. Mrs. Bill Whitfield presided, with Mrs. Ed Evans leading the program on Recruitment A Concern of the Whole Church. Assisting were Mrs. H. S. Lewis, Mrs. S. J. Daily, and Mrs. J. P. Baldridge who also gave the devotional. Closing prayer by Mrs. J. W. Erwin. Other attendees included Mesdames Edd Howard, Fern tatum, Jerry Deterick, J. C. Holt, John Ross Avent, Myrtle Tyree, R. W. Reynolds, and Miss Lillian Lee.
The Brooks Sisters Malynn Elaine and Annette, 16, 12, and 9 are granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bucy of 300 South Fay. They gained TV fame on the Ed Sullivan Show in March and will appear again. The family includes parents in Denton and a musical lineage with credits in Dallas area shows and Disneyland tapings. Their song The Brooks Sisters Boogie was written by North Texas State University professor Bob Rogers.
This evening from 5 30 until 8 o clock free delivery or pickup service of dinner will be offered by Assembly of God Church members. Call WI 3 2335 or WI 3 5236 for delivery or pick up at 208 West Ninth. Dinner includes chicken dressing and trimmings for adults 1.00 and children 75 cents, with early reservations speeding service. Mr and Mrs Cecil Burnett arrived in Monahans for a visit with Jay Burnett and Mrs Sally Andrews, former Mrs Jane Coleman.
Five local pupils from Mrs. Blanche Freeman’s class auditioned for membership in the National Fraternity of Student Musicians at the National Piano Playing Auditions. Nancy Parks, Gay Wheeler, Jean Croft, Billy Thrasher, and J Neveyn Jackson performed ten numbers each, receiving excellent ratings before an expert examiner at the First Presbyterian Church in Odessa.
A dish pairs cooked smoked tongue or baked ham with a whipped cream folded with apple sauce and horseradish, described as a savory topping or accompaniment. The combination blends smoky meat flavors with a sweet-tish apple note and sharp horseradish.
The Golden Age Club will be entertained at 3 p.m. on Tuesday May 12 at the George Gannaway home with Bethany Class members of First Baptist Church as hostesses. All women of the golden age are invited and may call Mrs. Q A Rogers if they wish to be picked up. Mrs. R A Hale is the new president.
The Girl Scout Neighborhood Association met Friday morning with Mrs. Tom Dorough presiding. A meeting for Day Camp is planned for tonight at Mrs. Ray Holcomb's home. Camp registration with money is due by May 15. The group has eighty two dollars from cookie sales, priced at three dollars per carton, for scout leader purchases. Mrs. Willie Davis offered to try to obtain fertilizer for the scout hut yard. Attendees included Mesdames Wayne Bessent, Ray Holcomb, O. L. Pate, Willie Davis, L. A. Cook, Paul Bickle, Tom Dorough, Pat Ellison, J. L. Hayman, Tom White, Wayne Long, and Ida Dawson.
Dean Damon Duncan of 1507 S James and Joe Stanley Graham Jr of 507 N Allen are candidates for degrees at Texas A M commencement on May 23. Duncan will receive a Master of Engineering in mechanical engineering and Graham a BA in English.
Lucille Hisel’s Bridge Corner explores a hand where Blackwood may fail to guarantee a Grand Slam. With North holding AK72 and West declarer fields 653 J108 A842 7653 QJ92, the bidding sequence leads to a pass response and no game in sight.
Heartfelt thanks to friends for prayers gifts and cards during illness. Special thanks to Mrs Sybil Sanderford for nursing care. Also grateful for visit from Mr and Mrs Alvis Bracken and sons from Andrews to the E P McBryde home last Sunday.
Mr Clyde Ingham and wife with daughter Mrs Bill Coghill departed Sunday for El Paso where Mr Ingham is to undergo treatment at a medical clinic.
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