Not just for gum chewers By Wendy Hilliard
Baseball card collecting shifts from a kid pastime to a serious investment. Adults like Larry Simmons and Robert Knight describe stacks of cards valued from tens to thousands of dollars, with prized 1955 Tops and 1967 Tops rookies, while dealers such as Larry Armstrong note rising sales of pricing catalogs and albums. Mothers sometimes discard boxes of cards, adding urgency for collectors to protect and organize treasures.
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Midland
Honus Wagner
Larry Simmons
Simmons
Hank Aron
Knight
Tom Seaver
Larry Armstrong
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Armstrong
Stinson
Sinson
Hoosier Home Remedies blends folk cures with modern pharmacology
Purdue University Press reviews Warro E. Tyler's Hoosier Home Remedies, a 175-contributor compendium of 750 folk remedies from baldness to nervousness. It notes cautions on risky treatments such as turpentine pastes for hemorrhoids, and cites era practices from Indiana frontier days. The book also highlights how many medicines have roots in home potions and ends by recommending chicken soup as a universal remedy.
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Warro E. Tyler
Purdue
Tyler
Indiana
Hi-Sky Club to Host Midland Scale Fly-In Air Show
The Hi-Sky R/C Model Airplane Club of Midland will host a Scale Fly-In Air Show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday featuring World War II planes jets and other scale models performing aerial stunts. A grand champion will be chosen at the event with free admission and refreshments. The site lies four miles south of Interstate 20 on Rankin Highway then half a mile east on County Road 150. For details call 686-8718 after 9:30 p.m.
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Midland
Rankin Highway
Texas Nightwriters regroup at Odessa College meeting
The Texas Nightwriters hold a reorganization meeting at 1 p.m. Saturday in Odessa College Electronics Technology Building Room 119. The group, meeting monthly, features guest speakers in the first hour, then critique sessions for members. Annual dues are $15. info at 685-3232.
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Texas Nightwriters
Electronics Technology
Odessa College
W. University
Talented Texan wins state title in 1986 Mr. Texas pageant
Mark Andrew Crawford five, son of Jean and Jack Crawford of Crane, won the 1986 Little Mr. Texas Most Talented title at the Dallas state pageant and will enter the Nashville national finals for America's Little Mr. 1987. He was first runner up for several awards in the 3 to 7 age group and also crowned Mr. Deep South 1985 865 in Shreveport. The child also earned Best Fashion Most Photogenic and Most Talented for his song performance, with Deep South Nationals planned in Houston August 26 to 28.
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Mark Andrew Crawford
Texas
Dallas
Jean E. Crawford
Jack R. Crawford
Crane
Nashville
Tenn
Mark
Shreveport
Houston
Master Masons to Meet on Hilltop for Texas Sesquicentennial
Crane area hosts the Texas Sesquicentennial Hilltop Meeting for Master Masons in good standing. Sponsored by the 82nd Masonic District, registration runs 1 6 p.m. with a dutch treat barbecue 4 7 p.m. A third degree ceremony begins at 7 p.m. Dinner tickets cost 4 50 in advance or 6 at the gate, funds support meals and masonic charities. The hilltop site is five miles south of Crane on U S Highway 385, with about 1 000 attendees expected. contact Jerry Duncan at 332 0993 for details.
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Crane
82Nd Masonic District
U.S. Highway 385
Jerry Duncan
Christmas in August Workshop Held by Ector County
The Ector County Extension Homemakers Council hosts a Christmas in August Workshop from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. August 21 at Slater Community Center at 38th and Pleasant. Doris Greig will lead a Christmas ornament session after a covered dish luncheon. bring glue and manicure scissors. Materials cost four dollars. Reserve by August 14 at 337 5528 or 337 5529.
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Ector County Extension Homemakers Council
Slater Community Center
38Th
Pleasant Streets
Doris Greig
Poetry Society of Texas Odessa Chapter Meets for August
The Odessa Chapter of the Poetry Society of Texas met on August 2 with Denise Stallcup presenting a children's poetry writing program. Winners in this month’s contests included Alice Greenwood, Stallcup, Colleen Beeson in the General Category and Stallcup, Briscoe, Rogers in the Special Category. Monthly contests are open to members only.
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Odessa
Poetry Society of Texas
Denise Stallcup
Alice Greenwood
Stallcup
Colleen Beeson
Mind Pictures
West Texas
Gayle Briscoe
Lucille Rogers
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