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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1966
Page
5
The Sands Art Association presents the first annual Craft Show at the Art Center on June 25 and 26. Entries cost 1.00 for adults and 0.25 for children, with two adult article limit per entrant and no public admission. Judging occurs June 25 morning with prizes of 25 for Best of Show in Weaving Needlework and Crafts.
The Gamma Study Club hosted the Special Education Class of Monahans-Wickett School at Hill Park for the annual end of school picnic. Mrs Charles Hale and teacher hosted as the club’s Christmas party tradition continues with help from club president Mrs H H Patterson and other members.
Miss Carolyn Herrington had a tonsillectomy Friday in a Lubbock hospital. Her mother Mrs. Virgil Herrington stayed with her and they expected to be discharged and go home Sunday.
The First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service opened its new conference year with circle name drawings and sanctuary installations led by Rev. David Shaw. New officers include president Mrs. D A Davidson Jr and vice president Mrs. J W Erwin. Circle sponsors and members across Belle Bennett Monta Scrimshire and Wildman circles were listed, with Rev W Perry Hulen and Miss Mary Kohler as guests.
Students of LeVaughn's School of Dance present a 8 p.m. Tuesday recital in the Hudler Junior High School Auditorium. The Travel the U S A with the Entertainment Train program features tap toe ballet acrobatic and modern dances. The routine visits Cypress Gardens Dallas Johnson City and Black Canyon among other locales. Mrs LeVaughn Blair invites the public to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ratliff welcomed a girl on May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Orosco had a boy May 15. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Holt welcomed a boy May 18. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Briggs announced a girl May 18. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes reported a boy May 19.
The Imperial Past Matrons Club met at the J. G. Wood home on the Grandfalls highway Tuesday afternoon with Miss Nannette Wood as hostess. Officers and members led prayers, pledge, and song and planned hosting duties for June 7 installation ceremonies for Imperial Chapter No. 882, Order of the Eastern Star, in the Masonic Hall. The group set June as vacation month and scheduled the next meeting for July.
Easter Island in the Pacific Ocean is described as the Loneliest island in the world. The label emphasizes its extreme isolation and remote location.
District Nine AAUW branch presidents and vice presidents met at First Methodist Church on May 21. Mrs. Jim Pullig welcomed guests. Mrs. D R Pillow reviewed programs and policy while coffee and luncheon were arranged by Monahans members. Attendees from Odessa Andrews Wink Pecos and Monahans discussed goals for 1966 67 and officer responsibilities.
Mr and Mrs B M Stephens of Ada Oklahoma visited the home of their daughter Mrs E J Cavel and family this past week and attended the graduation exercises of their granddaughter Linda Ruth Cavel at Monahans High.
More than eight million cars and thirty three million visitors crossed Salz burg borders in Austria during 1965, reflecting heavy cross border movement and tourism activity for the year.
Members of the Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Club met for play at 1 p.m. Scoring awards were first for Mrs. Bill Bien and Mrs. W. B. Hiesel, second for Mrs. Gertrude Griffin and Mrs. Henry Brantley, third for Mrs. A. W. Snead and Mrs. W. I. Allen, and fourth for Mrs. Tom Neel and Mrs. V. O. Ford.
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