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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1959

Page

5

Backyard Outing Held For Athenas

The Athenas chapter of Tri- Hi-Y held a summer backyard party at Mary Kay England's home. Attendees included Jackie Brown, Charlotte Willard, Charlene Murdock, Evelyn Laughlin, Jane Brinker, Judy Shaw, Lydia Triplitt, Lynette McLaurin, Lou Beth Sanders, Kathy Bunch, Donna Haynes, Murbess Garrett, Kaye Williams, and Mrs J A Bunch. Cokes were served at the informal gathering.

The Athenas Tri- Hi-Y Mary Kay England Jackie Brown Charlotte Willard Charlene Murdock Evelyn Laughlin Jane Brinker Judy Shaw Lydia Triplitt Lynette McLaurin Lou Beth Sanders Kathy Bunch Donna Haynes Murbess Garrett Kaye Williams J. A. Bunch

June Vows Are Said at First Baptist Church

Miss Nina Louise Fullwood and Franklin Lancaster of Rankin were married in a Sunday ceremony June 7 at First Baptist Church of Midkiff. Rev. Warren Capps officiated. After a week’s honeymoon, they will reside in Rankin. Lancaster works for Halliburton Oil Well Cementing. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fullwood of Arlington, while Lancaster’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lancaster of May.

Rankin Nina Louise Fullwood Franklin Lancaster First Baptist Church of Lancaster Halliburton ‘Oil A. M. Fullwood Arlington A. N. Lancaster May

Maid Of Cotton Contest Opens In Lea County

Lovington reports the Lea County Maid of Cotton contest opens with Phylis Plummer as the first entrant. Cotton week began June 8 featuring a minstrel show The Cotton Show Boat on June 12 directed by R W Ferguson and Maxine Ferguson. Local chambers of commerce join countywide cotton festival activities.

Lovington Phylis Plummer Lea County Plummer E. D. Plummer Eastern New Mexico University R. W. and Maxine Ferguson Hobbs Parnell Auditorium Chambers ,of Commerce

Odessa council youth service meets June 16 at library

Odessa Council of Youth Service will meet in the Ector County Library clubroom at 7 30 p m Tuesday June 16. Permian High School Band Boosters Club will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday June 9 in Bonham Junior High Band Hall. parents of children in Permian and band members are urged to attend. St Luke's Vacation Bible School opens Monday June 8 and runs through June 19 with daily classes 9 to 11 30 a m. kindergarten to juniors invited. nursery for teachers' children available.

Azusa College Azusa Calif Wesley Evangelical Methodist Church East 57Th South Melvin W. Mote Odessa Council of Youth Service Ector County Library Permian High School Bonham Junior High School Permian St. Luke’s

1850 Census Microfilm Donated to Ector County Library

Donated microfilm copies of the 1850 Federal population census are now available at the Ector County Library. The schedule includes names, ages, occupations, and birthplaces, with slave data listed by owner. Donations support purchasing 1860 records for the Permian Basin research community.

Texas Ector County Texas Permian Historical Society Permian

WUN Hears Travel Talk Of Odessa

Miss Virginia Tompkins spoke at a Women’s United Nations Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Larry Miller. A glance at her travels in Europe and the Holy Land followed by slides of American scenes illustrated that people are the same on both sides of the Atlantic.

Women’s United Nations Club Virginia Tompkins Larry Miller Blossom Lane America Charles Rice Miss Tompkins Ector County Public Frankfurt Germany Europe Middle East Iity United States Atlantic

Keep Your Children Alive Prevent Home Accidents

Washington public health officials warn nearly one in three American children under fifteen sustain injuries from accidents last year, with 15 000 fatalities. They urge parents to follow safety tips on poisons, unstable furniture, windows, appliances, toys, gun safety, kitchen hazards, and supervision to prevent home accidents and drownings.

Washington UFI U.S. Public Health Service Leroy E. Burney The Public Health Service Children’s Bureau

Texon Couple Is Honored For Long Shared Service

A Texon couple, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bird, celebrated with a Texon Club House supper before moving to Dallas. Bird retired from Plymouth Oil after 30 years. They raised four children in Texon, all Big Lake graduates: Lt. Col. Clayton Bird in the Army, George Bird in the Navy, Clifford Bird in Dallas postal work, and Cleo Morris of Dallas. Gifts came from area friends.

Big Lake W. A. Bird Dallas Texon Club Bird Plymouth Oil Company Birds Texon Clayton Bird U. S. Army George Bird U. S. Navy Clifford Bird Cleo Morris

Informal Vows Said In Home

Miss Luegenia Lewis and Wayne Gannon wed in an informal ceremony May 31 at the bride’s sister’s home. Pastor Carl Grissom officiated at 6 p.m. with relatives present. Attendants were Miss Mary Ann Price and Lynn Peterson. A reception followed and the couple plans to reside in Andrews after a short honeymoon. The bride, a May graduate, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lewis.

Texas Jack Benton Mary Ann Price Lynn Peterson

Spiritual values stressed at Christian Science meeting

In Boston 7 500 Christians scientists heard The Mother Church annual meeting emphasize spiritual power over material solutions. Mrs Kathryn F Cook named national president for the year. the Board of Directors urged demonstrating spiritual values to mankind. Museums show centuries old bottles due to burying with the dead. In 1958 U S used 20 1 billion bottles and jars for foods drugs cosmetics and chemicals, about 116 per person.

Boston First Church of Christ, Scientist Christian Science Board of Directors Kathryn F. Cook Christian Science U.S

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