Humble Leads West Texas Oil Expansion 1925 Onward
Humble Oil and Refining Company began limited drilling after the 1925 McCamey Field discovery. The firm built major pipelines to Big Lake and Houston areas, expanded line capacity, and grew to about 1,300 West Texas employees plus New Mexico staff. By mid 1955 Humble operated 1600 miles of trunk and gathering lines, produced 130,000 barrels daily, and oversaw a large West Texas network with multiple district offices.
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Humble Oil & Refining Company
McCamey
West Texas
Humble Pipe Line Company
Big Lake
Texas
Humbles
Comyn
Humble
Great West Texas
New Mexico
Kemper
Houston
Baytown
Means Field
Ector Station
Means
Pipe Line
South Andrews
North Branch
Sutton County
Midland
Denver City
Florey
Odessa
Snyder
Wink
Hobbs
Abilene
San Angelo
Visiting relatives gather at Kirkland home
Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Kirkland last Sunday were his sister in law Mrs Davie Kirkland and her son and wife Mr and Mrs Vernon Kirkland and children all of Lubbock Mr and Mrs J T Belcher of San Angelo came Sunday afternoon after being a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Lum Lasswell Mrs Belcher is an aunt of Mrs Lasswell and Mrs Kirkland Mrs R D Garrett and little son of Midland are spending this week with her parents Mr and Mrs I M Cumbie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Kirkland
Davie Kirkland
Vernon Kirkland
Lubbock
J. T. Belcher
San Angelo
Lum Lasswell
Belcher
Lasswell
Kirkland
R. D. Garrett
Little Son
Midland
I. M. Cumbie
Keeney Family Visits Kin Amid Transfer to Alice Tex
Mr and Mrs James Keeney and their baby stayed Friday with his parents Mr and Mrs J L Keeney. The younger Keeney serves in Civil Aeronautics and was being transferred from Trinidad Colorado to Alice Texas. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Frank Robbins and their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Billy Frank Robbins of McCamey who stayed with Mr and Mrs Carrot Robbins and Mr and Mrs Bus Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keeney
Baby
J. L. Keeney
Keeney
The
Civil Aeronautics
Trinidad
Colo
Alice, Tex
Frank Robbins
Billy Frank Robbins
McCamey
Carrot Robbins
Bus Robbins
Record Run Shatters Pikes Peak in Camouflaged 56 Chevrolet
On the scene shot shows a camouflaged 1956 Chevrolet breaking the Pikes Peak record in a top secret NASCAR supervised run. The car demonstrates power cornering and control claimed to enhance safety and driving fun, with a promise to see and drive it soon.
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Pikes Peak
Nascar
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R. L. Brunson
Floyd Bagwell
Brunsons
Big Spring
Dorman & Company
P. O
Lubbock, Texas
Chevrolet
Ols
Caperton Chevrolet Co