Lubbock Mayor Guides Tornado Refugees After Disaster
Lubbock Texas mayor Granberry coordinated emergency shelter, curfews, and relief after a devastating tornado killed 26 and damaged thousands of homes. He praised city, county, and federal cooperation as responders from the Red Cross and Salvation Army rushed aid, with 1,800 people displaced and 919 homes destroyed.
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4 H Girls Learn Cooking and Sewing in Anderson Program
About 135 girls in fourth and fifth grades from Riley Westvale Hazelwood and Shadeland schools attend a Madison County 4 H program at their grade schools. They meet weekly in groups of six to eight for two hours over six weeks with a goal of exhibiting at the Madison County Fair in Alexandria on August 20. First year cooking students prepare cookies for judging while second and third year students display cakes and muffins. Basic sewing is taught to 12 girls at Hazelwood and Westvale with each exhibitor planning to showcase an apron at the fair. The Madison County Cooperative Extension Service and Anderson City Schools sponsor the program with Area Extension Youth Agent David Pyle supervising and club leaders.
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