Bowie School Honors Roll Lists Spring Honor Students
Bowie Junior High released the spring term honor roll, noting high honors for grades 99 and above and regular honors for 90 or higher. The lists include ninth, eighth, and seventh graders such as Bill Bane, Janet Bauman, Dixie Boring, Lynn Foster, Johanna Franke, Jamie Harris, Rosemary Hiuchan, Beverly Hunt, Tony Wells, John Whitmire, Cherie Sampson, and many others.
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Bowie
Emmitt
Cavin
Bill Bane
Janet Bauman
Dixie Boring
Tylene Bradley
Lynn Foster
Johanna Franke
Janie Harris
Rosemary Hiuchan
Beverly Hunt
Sidney de Trulock
Tony Wells
John Whitmire
Cherie Sam
Billy Adkins
Martha Couch
Carol Cullison
Diana Hays
Melvin Holt
Steve McLean
Michael Matthews
Ward Trulock
Royce White
Joe Eddy Williams
Jack Bailey
Michael Baker
Anne Bourg
Cindy Boyd
Lynn Buje
Ella Ruth Burch
Norman Elms
Judy Kay Hart
Duane Jones
Gene Kelley
James Kingston
Sheri Leverett
Billie Jean Lutz
Carla Machotka
Robbie Nunley
Phillip Parker
Lee Porter
Glenna Rehl
Kaye Rudiell
Rnne Slough
Cheryl Smith
Ted Street
Diane West
Clark Wise
Sherry Wood
Jeff Yudin
Linda Sue
Andress
Gary Arnold
James Beasley
Linda Kay Blaschke
Pat Brown
Linda Butler
Lane Cavin
Dixie Clark
Robert Collier
Randy Echols
Eric Eubanks
Tommy Fox
James Godfrey
Becky Gray
Sandra Diane Hollis
Stephen Gayle Knowles
Martin Kunkel
Mary Lyons
Jack Mcoreless
Laydean Moore
Ronald Neyer
Linda Pierce
Larry Priddy
Julia Ann Puckett
Michael Schlueter
Toni Shelton
Curtis Sigman
Charles Smith
Linda Swann
Judith Thacker
Terry Utsinger
Anna Marie Wilbanks
Mickey Williams
Peggy Woodul
Funeral services for Mrs Henry D Moore held in San Saba
Funeral services were to be held at 10 a m today in San Saba for Mrs Henry D Maggie L Moore 77 who died Tuesday in a San Saba hospital after a lengthy illness. She was the half sister of Mrs Hugo Bode of Seminole.
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San Saba
Henry D
Maggie L.) Moore
San Saba Hospital
Hugo Bode
Seminole
Court Upholds Ward Verdict
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin on Wednesday upheld a two year jail term for A. M. Vernon Ward County justice of the peace. The court rejected Vernon’s claim that bookkeeping mistakes caused a 1958 shortage of court fines and costs. The ruling follows a Oct 16 1959 conviction by a 143rd District Court jury for misapplication of 20.50 of county funds from a speeding case. The county and district attorneys were authorized to sue Vernon’s sureties if restitution is not made within days. Vernon had been free on appeal bond since conviction.
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State Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
A. M. Vernon
Ward County
Vernon
Doctor to Speak at Lions Club Meeting
The Lions Club hosts Dr. C. L. Novosad chair man elect of the board of directors of the local Red Cross as speaker today at 6 30 p m The gathering is at Western Hills restaurant Frank Merrick reports Dr Novosad will discuss the Red Cross volunteer program.
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Evening Lions Club
C. L. Novosad
Red Cross
Western Hills
Frank Merrick
Asians Question Wisdom Of Ike Visit
Asians doubt timing of President Eisenhower's Far East tour amid potential anti-government demonstrations in Tokyo. Communists may seize on the trip to inflame action in the Formosa Strait while many Japanese still welcome the visit. The piece outlines regional reactions and political tensions in Formosa, the Philippines, Okinawa, South Korea, and Japan ahead of Eisenhower's June itinerary.
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Tokyo
UPI
Eisenhower
Far East
China
Formosa Strait
Philippanes
South Korea
Formosa
Kremlin
Nikita Khrusnchev
Washington
Alaska
Philippines
Okinawa
Japan
Hel
Honolulu
United States
Syngman Rhee
Nobusuke Kishi
Ike
Kishi
Chiang Kai-shek
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
Ryukyu ‘Islands
U.S
Eiserhower
Rhee
Reeves Hospital Head To Resign
PECOS March staff report Milton Ramsour resigns as administrator of Reeves County Memorial Hospital effective July 1 to lead Medical Arts Hospital in Dallas. Roy Ayers named successor. previously administrator at Bailey Baptist Harlingen and office manager at Hendrick Memorial Abilene. Married with three children.
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Pecos
Roy Ayers
Bailey Baptist Hospital
Harlingen
Reeves’ County Memorial Hospital
Milton Ramsour
Ramsour
Medical Arts Hospital
Dallas
Pecos Hospital
Ayers
The
Valley Baptist Hospital
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Pair Released On Bonds Here
A 2 year old Odessa man and his 26 year old wife were released on bonds of 2000 dollars each after felony theft charges. Roy Cecil Staires and Dorothy Jeanette Staires of 4416 Redbud were arrested after complaints filed with Justice of the Peace L R Stewart. They allegedly cashed a worthless 30 check May 5 at Pelletier's Shoe Store 407 North Grant and a worthless 50 check May 4 at J and K Shoe Store 2501 East County Road.
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Odessa
Roy Cecil Staires
Dorothy Jeanette Staires
Justice of the Peace
L. R. Stewart
Pelletier’s
North! Grant
J and K
East! County Road
Burglars Enter Odessa M System Food Store
Burglars broke into the M System Food Store at 811 Maple in Odessa, removing a panel from a rear air conditioner and entering through a water well. They took two cartons of cigarettes and about $2 in change, ransacked a jewelry stand but reported no jewelry missing.
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M System
Odessa man held on forgery charge under bond
A 29-year-old Odessa porter named Fred Richard Scott was jailed in Ector County on a $3,000 bond for forgery. Deputies arrested Scott at 600 Prairie on a complaint filed with Justice E. E. Nobles. He is accused of forging a name for merchandise bought at a service station with a credit card.
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Odessa Porter
Ector County
Fred Richard Scott
Prairie
Justice of Little Peace
E. E. Nobles
Scott
Four-Foot Level Falls on Worker Injures Man
John Howard, 51, of 214 East 12th, was struck on the head by a falling four foot level while working on the American Bank of Commerce building at Seventh and Grant. He suffered a fractured skull and was admitted in a semi conscious state at Medical Center Hospital. Howard Cement Contractors owner was on site.
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John Howard
East 12Th
Medical Center Hospital
Howard Cement
New American Bank’ of Commerce
Seventh
Grant
Woman Is Hurt In Crash Here
A 26 year old Roswell New Mexico woman, Betty Rae Bateman, was injured in a car pickup truck collision at 57th and Fort Worth and was undergoing X rays at Medical Center Hospital. She suffered a knee injury while her three children Callie, Litt, and Waynie, ages 4, 3, and 6, had minor injuries. The Highway Patrol listed Mrs Bateman and J D Gouge of 1901 North Lee as drivers.
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Roswell, N. M
Medical Center Hospital
57Th and
Fort Worth
Betty Rae Bateman
Callie
Litt
Waynie
The
Highway Patrol
Charges Filed Against Dewey Drury in Credit Card Case
Dewey Drury of 4217 Wayside was charged Thursday in Ector County Court with using a revoked credit card. He allegedly bought gasoline after Humble Oil Co revoked the account for non payment, according to court records.
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Dewey Drury
Ector County
Drury
Humble Oil Co
Three Hired by City of Odessa in Summer Roles
The City of Odessa hired three employees Don Lee Johnston an accountant in the finance department Nelson Sanders and Ismael Ruiz Ortega both in the street department Sanders lives at 312 East 45th and Ortega at 318 East Mable Sanders and Ortega were hired to work during the summer months.
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Odessa
Don Lee Johnston
Nelson Sanders
Ismael Ruiz Ortega
Mable
Sanders
Ortega
Odessan Jailed In Forgery Case
A 40 year old Odessa mechanic remained jailed on a $3,000 bond on forgery and passing charges after allegedly cashing a forged 27.85 dollar check on June 5 at Western Food Store. The complaint was filed with Justice of the Peace E. E. Nobies. Montgomery faces a county court charge of defrauding.
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Odessa
Ector
James Marshall Montgomery
North Belmont
Western Food
East County Road
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Nobies
Montgomery
Odessa pastor named to church general assembly panel
Midland Presbytery named Joe M. Brown of First Presbyterian Odessa as commissioner to the 1961 general assembly. Don Williams of Odessa named an alternate. Dan E. Goodman Jr. of St. Andrews Midland elected moderator, serving until next spring. Estes M. Lynn Ballinger chosen moderator nominee.
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Midland
Joe M.brown
First Presbyterian Church of
Odessa
Midland Presbytery of
Southwest
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Three Prisoners Sentenced to Huntsville Penitentiary
Three men were taken to the state prison at Huntsville to serve a total eight years. Kenneth Joseph Blake, 124 New London Connecticut, had four years probation revoked. Ralph Kelley Allen, 39 Atlanta Georgia, received two years for forgery. Travis Winfred Johnson, 25 40914 Washington Lane, had two years probation revoked. Deputy Sheriff Howard Williams escorted them to the penitentiary.
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Huntsville
Kenneth Joseph Blake
New London
Real Estate Boards to Meet at Odessa Country Club
A joint meeting of the Odessa Real Estate Board and the Midland Board of Realtors will be held at 7 30 p m Friday in the Odessa Country Club. John M Park southwest manager of Previews Inc of the National Real Estate Clearing House will be the guest speaker after the dinner.
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Odessa Real Estate Board
Midlands Board of Realtors
Odessa Country Club
John M. Park
Previews Inc
National Real Estate Clearing House
Warsaw priest convicted for harassing school children
Warsaw provincial court convicted a Roman Catholic priest of harassing school children who missed Mass and sentenced him to 18 months in prison, with coverage in the Communist party newspaper Ludu Trz Observed today.
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Warsaw
Communist Party
Trzwouna Ludu
Suspect Sought In Forgery Case
Lawmen searched for former Odessa resident Robert L. Williams Jr. named in a forgery and passing charge filed with Justice of the Peace E. E. Nobles. The 25 year old, with an unknown address, allegedly forged an $8 check on April 27 at L R Gilbert’s Country Store in Odessa.
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Odessa
Justice of the Peace
E. E. Nobles
Robert L. Williams I Jr
L. R. Gilbert
West County Road
Stolen 1954 Car Sought Outside Andrews Tavern
Deputies searched Thursday for a 1954 model car reported stolen from outside Bobbie's Bar near Andrews Highway. James I C Kemp of El Paso said the vehicle was taken while he was in the tavern and about $400 worth of clothing was inside.
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Andrews Highway
James Ic. Kemp
el Paso
Bobbie’s
Damage Suit Filed Over Boat Trade Agreement
Don Jones filed a $1900 damage lawsuit in 7th District Court against W A Shaffner alleging failure to honor a trade after delivering a boat motor and trailer valued at 1409. Jones seeks the boating gear value and attorney fees.
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Don Jones
W. A. Shaffner
Jones
Shaffner
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