Area 9 TB Survey Delegates Meeting in Odessa
Delegates from 13 West Texas counties meet at the Lincoln Hotel in Odessa on Tuesday June 29 as part of the state wide Searchlight on TB survey. Area 9 headquarters, Odessa, will organize county level chairmen and gather data under the Texas Tuberculosis Association and 14 allied agencies with no fundraising involved. The counties include Andrews Brewster Crane Ector Loving Martin Midland Pecos Reeves Terrell Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Lincoln Hotel
Odessa
Texas
G. D. Cree
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Area 9
Andrews
Brewster
Crane
jEctor
Loving
Martin
Midland
iPecos
Reeves
Terrell
Upton
Crane Masonic Lodge Names Officers for 1954 55
Crane Masonic Lodge elects L R Mills worshipful master Kelly Sims senior warden L M Humphrey junior warden John Bostwick waiter Dewey Holcomb secretary and Harry Ingle treasurer. Hill Top meeting planned at Caliche Loop seven miles south of Crane on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Crane Masonic Lodge
L. R. Mills
Eer Kelly Sims
L. M. Humphrey
John Bostwick
Iler
Dewey Holcomb
Harry Ingle
Caliche Loop
Duke Family Hosts Homecoming in Balmorhea
Balmorhea State Park hosted the annual Duke family reunion drawing 37 members. I. P. Duke, known as Gampy, a former Odessa resident now in San Antonio, led the gathering with swimming, picnics, and a side trip to McDonald Observatory. Attendees included relatives from Odessa Sherman Big Spring Jeana La Midland San Antonio and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Duke
Gampy
Odessa
San Antonio
McDonald Observatory
R. N. Duke
Jack Davidson
Jaquelyn Lindhorst
Jackie Jean
Eddie
Bill Duke
Cathy
Richard
Baby Becky
W. E. Bruce
Sherman
Gordon Duke
Gordon Ray
Big Spring
Sgt
Dick Rush
Terri Belinda
Jeana
Donaldean Cross
Harvey
Danny
Lorraine
Fred Caudie
Ray Ann
Freda Sue
Larry
Phillip
Virginia Kulberth
Midland
Dick Duke
Bob Dobry
Baby Robbie
College Educator Attends Mountain Plains Conference
Miss Mary Roach of Odessa College business education department returned from Dallas where she attended the third annual Mountain Plains Business Education Conference held June 17 to 19. Educators from nine states and Dallas leaders participated in programs and panel discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roach
Odessa College
Dallas
Mountain Plains
Wesleyan Service Guild June Meeting at Mrs Ola Davis Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs Ola Davis Andrews home for a June gathering After supper and social hour a lesson titled Students in Today's World was presented Officers presiding included Mrs A W Hoare Plans discussed for attending the Conference Guild Weekend at Ceta Canyon in July and the Missionary Conference School at Lubbock July 26 30 Other members present included Mesdames Burkett Daniel Taylor Blake and Miss Mathews A note on care of stainless steel flatware was added urging prompt washing to prevent pitting.
Miss Denson A Neimann and Alfred Neiman Bride and Groom
In Andrews a quiet wedding at 8 p m June 10 tied Miss Denson A Neimann to Alfred Neiman. Rev Schultz officiated at Odessa Lutheran Church. Bride’s mother is Mrs Alpha Barnes of Phoenix and groom’s parents reside in Navasota Texas. Attendants included Miss Mary Selby and C R Fleming. Neimann worked as a roustabout for Magnolia Petroleum Co. and the couple will reside locally.
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Alpha Barnes
Phoenix
Ariz
Neimann
George Neimann
Navasota
Texas
Mary
Mary Selby
C. R. Fleming
Andrews
Boswell
Oklo
Art's
Priddy High School
Daniel, Baker College
Magnolia -Petroleum Co
Annapolis Graduation One Bridegroom Married at Naval Academy
Frances Smith Gunther and Ensign James Hebert Ramzy wed in a June ceremony at the United States Naval Academy chapel Annapolis Maryland. The couple plans to live in Annapolis for the summer before the groom proceeds to Norfolk after September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval Academy Chapel
Annapolis
Frances Smith Gunther
James Hebert Ramzy
U.S.N
Odessa
Joseph Wendel Gunther
Robert L. Ramzy
Ramzy
Northolder
William L. Scurlock
Marshall Brenneman
U. S
Carol Ann Ramzy
Carolyn Virginia Shepard
Chapel] Hill
N. C
Virginia Lee Smith
Morgantown
West Va
Bible School Closes With Program at Church of God
Commencement exercises marked the end of the Daily Vacation Bible School held at the Church of God corner Olive and Lee. Enrollment reached 102 with 65 average daily attendance. Certificates of accomplishment were awarded to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Olive and Lee
South County Park
W. L. Shires
Derril Dornty
Dorothy Ackers
R. C. Greer
George Cazee
Myrtle
Pearl Richards
Ellen Johnson
Mildren Haney
Marguerite Gideon
Iva Crawford
Ruby York
al Petty
E. E. Hughes
D. D. Sands
E. D. Horne
County Library Sets Out New Books and Grill Tips
Ector County Library expands its shelf offerings with a New York Times 1954 list reflecting popular titles like The Dollmaker and Not as a Stranger. The issue highlights a new aluminum foil heat reflector grill with briquets for quick, efficient outdoor cooking and easy cleanup.
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Texas
Ector County
New York Times
Harriette Arnow
Kentucky Hills
Detroit
David Grubb
Lost 27 Pounds With Barcentrate Recipe Claim
Mrs. Pery E. Parrish of 6219 Lovett promotes Barcentrate claiming a 27 pound loss. She asserts the product is a Texas recipe reducer and can be mixed with juice. A back guarantee is mentioned on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pery E. Parrish
Lovett
Texas
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P. Duke
Balmorhea State Park
Duke
Maryland
STE Media
Mrs
Denson A. Neimann
Maid of Honor
J. Bradford Whitehead
U.s.af
Coleman
Robert R. Robertson
Sanace
Robert Marshall
Arkington
Calvin L.thomas
USAF
Nita
Tenn
Robert Montress
U. Ss
U. S. Naval Academy Officer’s Club
Norfolk
Rimes
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
U. S. Naval Academy
Pearl Ramzy
Carol Ann
John R. Overton
Steven
Ensign
James R. Ramzy
Bible School
County Library
House of Knowledge
Nelia Gardner White
Connecticut
Philip Wylie
Wylie
America
Chester Bowles
India
Carthy
Buckley
Bozell
Wisconsin
Amazon
Tibet
North Grant
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