Fall Round-up Luncheon Set at Senior Center
A Fall Round-up luncheon is scheduled for Sept. 28 at the Senior Citizen's Center. Louise Massey, director, says Bonnie Lumber Co will supply meat, hostesses desert, Crystal Clear Ice Co provides ice, and Alberta Allen delivers the invocation. Music by a quartet led by Dave Clark. Door prizes from the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. Southside Baptist Church supplies a large print Bible. Ride help available by calling 943 2608 before 10 a.m. Attendees asked to bring a salad or vegetable dish.
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Senior Citizen’s Center
Louise Massey
Bonnie Lumber Co
Crystal Clear Ice Co
Alberta Allen
Dave Clark
Third and Dwight Church of Christ
Vonn Halliburton
Elmo Freeman
James Coldeway
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Francis Williams
Josephine Gary
Southside Baptist Church
WMU
Benjamin Todd Adams Named National Merit Semifinalist
Benjamin Todd Adams, senior at Monahans High School, is among 15,000 national semifinalists for about 5,000 Merit Scholarships in 1982. Semifinalists from each state rank in the top half of their state's senior class. Over 1,500 scholarships in 1982 are nonrenewable, typically worth 1,000 to 8,000 dollars over four undergraduate years.
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National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Benjamin Todd Adams
Monahans High School
Births of Kenzie Gardner and Jose Ferreor Collazo IV
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wayne and Karan Gardner announce the birth of their first child Kenzie Gardner on Sept 17 at 8 15 pm in Women and Children s Hospital Odessa She weighed 6 lbs 3 oz and was 192 inches long Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W W Gardner Monahans and Mr and Mrs J M Neely Longview Mr and Mrs Jose and Eloiza Collazo announce the birth of a son Jose Ferreor Collazo IV on Sept 11 at 10 16 pm in Women Hospital Odessa He weighed 7 lbs 12 ozs Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Guadalupe Valenzuela Monahans and paternal grandparents Guadalupe Berrios Puerto Rico and Jose Collazo El Paso
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Kenneth Wayne
Karan Gardner
Kenzie Gardner
Women and Children’s Hospital
Odessa
W. W Gardner
Monahans
J. M. Neely
Longview
Jose
Eloiza Collazo
Jose Ferreor Collazo IV
Guadalupe Valenzuela
Guadalupe Berrios
Puerto Rico
Jose Collazo
el Paso
Merit Scholarship winner Adams named top student swimmer
Adams son of Johnny B. Adams of 1702 S. Allen has a 97.94 GPA and ranks first in his class. A seven year AAU Swim Club member and varsity swimmer, he helps lead a district-winning team and has earned multiple academic and scholarship honors. He plans to study nuclear and petroleum engineering at the University of Texas at Austin.
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NMSC
Adams
Johnny B. Adams
S. Allen
AAU
Big Green
University of Texas At Austin
Opree's Entertainer of the Year Show honors Lone Star performers
Lynn Palmer of Grandfalls and Tami Jo Whitmire Casparis of Odessa were named top vocalists and Odessa's West Texas Edition earned best band at the Opree's Entertainer of the Year Award Show to be held at 8:00 p.m. Saturday September 26 at the Globe of the Great Southwest. Other winners include Gary Boren as top instrumentalist Michelle Mason as top young female vocalist Lee Bingham as top young male vocalist Jeannie Copeland for best individual gospel and the Roman Road Trio as best gospel group. Admission is 3.00 for adults 1.50 for students and seniors and 1.00 for children under 12 with tickets available at the Globe Theatre Office or at the door.
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Odessa
Opree
The
Globe of the Great Southwest
Globe
Lynn Palmer
Grandfalls
Tami Jo Whitmire Casparis
West Texas
Steve Estepp
Les Goddard
Greg Smith
James Whitmire
Gary Boren
Midland
Michelle Mason
Lubbock
Lee Bingham
Jeannie Copeland
Roman Road Trio
Roman Road
Dixie Bagwell
Jackie Bagwell
Vernon Syler
Jimmy Cates
Darrel Martin
Buck Sutton
Globe Theatre
West Texas Native Plant Seminar in Midland Fall Meeting
The West Texas Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas announces a fall meeting in Midland September 25 26 chaired by Burr Williams. Friday 730 p.m. workshop on wildflower identification at Midland College Roadrunner Room with a plant slide or specimen exchange. Saturday field trip to a 16 acre suburban plot to view native grasses and fall wildflowers, about 50 species of wildflowers and 20 native grasses expected. Assemble one mile south of Highway 349 exit from Interstate 20. No charge, open to all native West Texas plant enthusiasts.
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West Texas
Native Plant Society of Texas
Midland
Burr Williams
Roadrunner
Midland College
Highway 349
Sands Art Association Schedules September 24 Meeting
The Sands Art Association has scheduled a September 24 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Sands Art Center. Sarah Gilstrap the judge for the Citation Show now in progress will critique the show at the meeting. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Sands Art Association
Sands Art Center
Sarah Gilstrap
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Ginsu
Alent
Foxy Ginsu
S. Alice
Sr. Citizen
Todd Adams
Sands
Art States
E. Sealy
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