Water sparing takes a back seat as county courthouse sprinkler runs
Hometown judge Toon Estes laments a water crisis when the courthouse sprinkler system operated during a regional effort to conserve water. The piece praises local graduates and urges vocational training, while condemning park and property damage across the county.
Second Primary Set for Ward County June 4
Democrats vote Saturday in Ward County for two county runoffs and a statewide race. In Precinct Two incumbent D H Bill Reagan faces Jim Williams for Justice of the Peace. Precinct Four pits W A Gotcher against C W Ross. Statewide, Crawford Martin and Franklin Spears seek Texas Attorney General. Williams led Reagan 630 to 560 in the first primary. Ross led Gather 216 to 166 in Precinct Four. Absentee ballots available at the County Clerk's office.
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D. H
Bill) Reagan
Jim Williams
Justice of the Peace of
Ward County
W. A. Gotcher
Wickett
C. W. Ross
Crawford Martin
Franklin Spears
Texas
Jps
Aspirant
Williams
Reagan
Ross
Gather
Local Names List From Bradley Street Area
A compact list of residents and addresses includes D. L. Bradshaw 312 E. 6th St Paul Wagner 1008 S Kenneth Ave William P. White 311 S Dwight Ave Ronald L. Austin 704 S Ike Ave Don Ince 1006 S Kenneth Robert Pitts 1909 S Alice Ave Donald Huey Wickett TexEach entry provides a street address and associated name.
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D. L. Bradshaw
E. 6Th St
Paul Wagner
S. Kenneth
William P. White
Pool Opens At Grandfalls With Seasonal Hours
Grandfalls pool opens June 2 under manager Coach Robert Moore. Hours run daily 1 to 7 pm except Wednesdays for cleaning and Sundays 1 to 6 pm. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for students. Season passes available for $5 at the school administration office.
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Grandfalls
Robert Moore
Spark Plug Thief Nabbed After Courtesy Motor Theft
Johnnie Littlefield was arrested Friday afternoon for stealing nine boxes of spark plugs from Courtesy Motor Company. The loot was valued at about 75 dollars.
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Johnnie Littlefield
Courtesy Motor. Co
Pyote Cotton Warehouse Destroyed by Thunderstorm Fire
A Pyote cotton filled warehouse was burned Thursday night in a storm, destroying about 2000 bales and causing an estimated 300000 dollars in damage. Over 50 firemen from Pyote Monahans Wickett Barstow Pecos fought high winds and rain to contain the blaze. The University of Texas owned the warehouses though local cotton buyers leased them. a chamber tour had estimated three million dollars of cotton across 12 warehouses.
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Richard White
Monahans
West
Texas
Pyote
Wickett
Barstow
Pecos
Joe Killian
Welch
Monahans Fire Department
Allgood and Avary of
University of Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Pat Murphy
Dallas Youth Choir Sings at Calvary Baptist
The Westridge Youth Choir from Dallas will perform a one hour sacred music concert at Calvary Baptist Church in Grand Prairie on June 1 at 7 30 p m Pastor Rev J B Hennigan announced The Entertainers subgroup will follow with Betty Seibert named Miss Dallas present as a featured vocalist The program includes spirituals anthems and personal testimony in song
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Dallas
Calvary Baptist Church
J. B. Hennigan
Westridge Youth Choir of the Baptist
Grand Prairie
Entertainers
Fellowship Hall
Betty Seibert
Hennigan
Monahans High School crowns 158 graduates in ceremony
An overflow crowd of nearly 600 watched 158 Monahans High School seniors receive diplomas during Friday night commencement. Valedictorian Viki Yates urged looking forward, while Martha Ochoa urged classmates to use memories as stepping stones to future goals. German exchange student Gerhard Schuler praised unity and peace as the ceremony closed.
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Monahans High School
Dan Gibbs
Fred Ryle
Martha Ochoa
Viki Yates
Gerhard Schuler
Monahans
Spparate
Chaney Confirmed Postmaster for Monahans by Senate Vote
Senator Ralph Yarborough informed Ralph Chaney that the Senate approved his appointment as Monahans postmaster. Chaney had served as acting postmaster since W. R. Shelton’s retirement. Community letters and a telegram supported the appointment.
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Chaney
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Ralph Chaney
Monahans
W. R. Shelton
Yarborough
Weekend theft spate hits town with multiple burglaries
Police reports a busy weekend with several break ins. A teenage gang fight occurred among youths and two very small children threw rocks at a new house. Shell Service Station lost two new tires. First Baptist Church reported about 35 dollars in choir funds stolen. Floyd Copeland and Larry Patterson homes burglarized. an air conditioner was stolen from Patterson’s house while he was away.
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Shell
First Baptist Church
Floyd Copeland
Larry Patterson
Patterson
Correction note for market advertisement
A Thursday News correction states Charlie Sumner’s Market ad incorrectly said closed Labor Day. The correct line should read Closed Memorial Day, indicating the business will be closed for Memorial Day.
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News
Charlie Sumner
Charlie
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Jack Forga
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Second and Allen
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Max Fair
Bart Ramsay
Kenneth Crozier
Johnny Snelson
W. C. Seale
Russell Criner
Madeline Bracken
Ed Keys
Hubert Haston
George Cullender
Lathan Walker
L. B. Jolly
Cullender
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Martin Seaff
Ward Memorial