St James Episcopal Church School Closes With Picnic
The St James Episcopal Church School held a May picnic at the Chandler home as recess ends the school year. Families attending included Bruce Chandler and daughters Arlene and Janice, Joe McShane and Joe Jr, David Hutching and daughters Cathy and Debbie, Joe Homer and Steve, Holt Magee with children Lee and Martha, and others. Summer schedule begins with a 9 30 a m Family Service.
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St. James Episcopal
St. James Episcopal Church
Juce Chandler
St. James
Bruce Chandler
Arlene
Janice
Joe McShane
Joe, Jr
David Hutching
Cathy
Debbie
Joe Homer
Steve
Holt Magee
Lee
Martha
Don
Girls Return From Texas Tech Studium in Year
Miss Joyce Stone and Miss Porte Cooper return to Monahans after a year of study at Texas Tech. Miss Cooper plans to enroll in summer school at Tech.
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Joyce Stone
Porte Cooper
Monahans
Texas Tech
District 25 President Visits Pecos Auxiliary
Mrs. Tiny Baker, district president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, visited members of the Baker Curtis Auxiliary No. 6437 in Pecos on Friday evening. She was accompanied by Mrs. G. H. Gary and Mrs. Priscilla E. Webb from the Monahans Auxiliary.
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Tiny Baker
Ladies Auxiliary
Baker-Curtis
Pecos
Baker
Monahans
G. H. Gary
Priscilla E. Webb
Artesia Couple Visits Local Eckermans This Week
Mr and Mrs H H Pairigh of Artesia California visited the M A Eckermans this week, sharing a cordial social call and greetings with the family.
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H. H., Pairigh
Artesia
Calif
M.A. Eckermans
Ward Begins Second Term as W S C S Leader
Mrs. Ted Ward Jr. was installed for a second term as president of the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service at the Monahans church parlor. Rev Ray Baker officiated and installed officers including Mrs. J E Evans vice president and Mrs. Ray Bevill treasurer.
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Ted Ward, Jr
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ray Baker
Monahans
J. E. Evans
Ray Bevill
Ell Long
D. A. Davidson, Jr
H. 8. Lewis
John Rowland
A. B. Cary
Bob Wear
J. R. Edgerton
Ronald Ray
R. T. Wilson
Vic Davis
Ken Atkinson
J. P. Baldridge
Ward
Highland Methodist Church
Odessa
Mesdames
Don Edmonds
J. M. Gordon
R. W. Reynolds
F. R. Wildman
Bill Whitfield
Myrtle Tyree
H. Ray Baker
J. W. Edwin
Bill Neidhardt
Lillian Lee
Betty Langley
Belle Bennett
Ward Hospital Auxiliary Calls Meeting June 6
Ward Memorial Hospital announces a called meeting of the Ward Hospital Auxiliary at 9 a.m. Thursday in the conference room. Projects for the coming year will be planned and reports on the Texas Association of Hospital Auxiliaries conference in Dallas will be given. Local members and hospital administrator C. A. Woody attended the parallel Texas Hospital Association events.
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Ward Memorial Hospital
Texas Association of Hospital Auxiliaries
Dallas
Edd Cox
K. D. Vincent
S. C. Hanks
Opal Longmire
C. A
Delay Drawing Trumps In A Diamond Contract
In East West vulnerability South opens with a preemptive six of diamonds. West leads, East covers with the Ace and returns hoping for a third round ruff. Diamonds are blocked, a trump finesse fails, and West takes the setting trick as declarer plays suboptimally. South should have discarded the King of Diamonds to minimize danger.
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South West North East
South
North
West
East
Declarer
Goin and Comin From Granfalls Highlights Week
Mrs. Lota Mitchell traveled to Sabinal for a weekend visit with relatives. Gordon Mitchell and his San Antonio family plan to join in Sabinal Saturday. Mrs. A Cummins rode with Mrs. Mitchell to Junction to visit a sister. Mrs. Sam Elder was discharged from Crane hospital after tests and is recovering well. Two fires occurred Thursday in Grandfalls at a coal and oil lease west of Royalty and at Maytag Laundry. Mrs. Marion Brooks shows satisfactory recovery after surgery. she remains in a Wichita Falls hospital for another week. Mrs. Jewel Mitchell left for Louise for a three week visit. Weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stark’s home were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Taylor and family from Midland.
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Lota Mitchell
Sabinal
Gordon
San Antonio
A. Cummins
Sam Elder
Crane
Grandfalls
Jewel Mitchell
Louise
Billy Stark
Neil Taylor
Midland
Mr. Taylor
Charlene Sumner in Leading Ballet Role at Recitals
Miss Charlene Sumner will star as Sleeping Beauty in the ballet presented at Billie Lou g School of Dance recitals Friday and Saturday at 8 15 PM in Bonham Junior High Auditorium. She will depart Sunday for New York for several weeks.
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Charlene Sumner
Billie Loug School of Dance
Bonham Junior High
Miss Sumner
New York
Personal Notices Highlight Local Graduations and Visits
Miss Bertha Jenness and Eddy J. Jenness attended Judy Marie Jenness’s graduation in Abilene where she spoke as a St. Joseph Academy junior high graduate. Family ties link Miss B Jenness and Eddy to Judy. Mr and Mrs Bob Bonner of Midland visited Robert Orr’s home with children Lee Robbie and Karen. Mrs Martha Sudderth earned a BA from the University of Oklahoma May 26. Monahans residents Hoss Hardin and family, now in McCamey, spent the weekend here. D H Behne, injured in a May oil field explosion, is improving at Winkler County Hospital in Kermit and would like letters from friends.
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Bertha Jenness
Eddy J. Jenness
Judy Marie Jenness
Abilene
Miss Jenness
St. Joseph Academy
B. Jenness
Eddy
Monahans
Bob Bonner
Lee, Robbie
Karen
Midland
Robert Orr
Hoss Hardin
Gary
Ricky
Mr. Hardin
Lelia Hardin
McCamey
D. H.behne
D. H. Behne
Winkler County Hospital
Kermit
Behne
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Nanette Hinson
Nancy
David
Cindy Russell
Weems Dykes
Sue Grissom
Linda Estes
Janice Gough
Rollins
Julie Bristow
Jerry Hostler
W.S.C.S
MOE
Anthony's
DAN River
A. T. Taylor
John Allen
Lucille Hisel
Mrs
Ike Harrison
Marion Brooks
Ta Falls Hospital
Maurice Hodges
Jim Morris
Martha Sudderth
University of Oklahoma
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Lubbock
Phillips Furniture
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