Al-Ayyam Al-Jamilah - Spring 1994
As intrepid Aramco travelers know, nearly every town in the Kingdom worth the name has a gold suq worth a visit. The salesboy in Riyadh was photographed by Dorothy Miller in 1975.
As intrepid Aramco travelers know, nearly every town in the Kingdom worth the name has a gold suq worth a visit. The salesboy in Riyadh was photographed by Dorothy Miller in 1975.
I remember how strange Ras Tanura looked the first year green trees began to poke above the roofs all over town, throwing circles of shade onto the ground and softening the skyline.
Lester Hilyard worked in Saudi Arabia from 1937 to 1945. After a very brief stint in Venezuela - and 26 years of service with Standard of California - he look early retirement in February 1947.
The Eighteenth Aramco Annuitants Reunion was held September 2 - 4 in Pinehurst, North Carolina, in the Pinehurst Hotel, now approaching its 90th year.
Since annuitant Dorothy Miller returned to the U.S. in 1977, she has averaged about four hours a day, three days a week, in her photo lab.
Mary Norton tells how artist Lenore DePree drew on Persian miniature art to paint her stylized scenes of life in Arabia - and the patchwork fields and hills of Appalachia.
"The shopkeeper lifted the lid of the chest and motioned for me to sniff; I dove into its depths and sniffed."
Mirage in the desert. In Las Vegas, a tropical garden and cascading water greet guests in the atrium of The Mirage.
The most logical place to find Wilma and Barton Haggard would be somewhere on the Mediterranean coast, surrounded by fun, sun and multilingual banter.
Clockwise from top left, Roger Ward, Floyd McGinnis; Cy Koryus; Jim Stroud, Carolyn Layton; Clinton Hern; Irene Hendrick.
We were pleased to learn form the Winter 1987 issue of Al Ayyam Al-Jamila that another branch of the "Aramco Brats" has gotten together and held a reunion.
The Sixteenth Annuitants' Reunion will be held at Marriott's Five Diamond TAN-TAR-A Resort and Golf Club, Osage Beach, MO, Oct., 12-14, 1988.
The small grouper, Cephalopholis miniatus, makes its home in the coral reefs of the Arabian Gulf.
Clothed in Saudi Arab dancing dress used for weddings and other celebrations, sixth-grader Emily Stephens from Blackburn Elementary of Saudi costume on display at the Nance Museum.
Facade of a Nabataean tomb carved into the west face of Qasr al-Bint at Madain Saleh.
Published by the Public Affairs Department of Aramco Services Company for annuitants of Aramco, Aramco Overseas Company, Aramco Services Company and Tapline, their families and friends.
The foundations of the 'Umar Mosque and its tower, in the old city of Jowf, are attributed to the Caliph 'Umar (634-644 C.E.)
Archaeological site at the oasis of al-Kharj, 25 kilometers from Riyadh. Te area was the center of the historic Yamamah region and was inhabited earlier by Thamudic people.
George Covey, senior vice president of Exploration and Producing, retired in August after more than three decades of service to Aramco.
The story of Aramco in Saudi Arabia is one of a quest for oil and its effect on a nation.