Baumgardner Family Carves Niche In Texas Tech History
The Baumgardner family helped shape Texas Tech history starting in 1939 with John Henry Baumgardner as the first graduate. Brothers Haynes and others followed as teachers and alumni, with several children attending Tech for studies in engineering and home economics. The clan emphasizes involvement, growth, and enduring campus spirit while noting Tech’s rise to prominence in academics and a welcoming atmosphere.
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Missionary Lee Couple to Speak at Calvary Baptist Church
Dr and Mrs Peter M Lee, recent missionaries to Malaysia, will speak at Calvary Baptist Church 905 South Fifth Street at 7 30 p m Friday June 18 The public is invited On June 19 Dr Lee will guest speak at the South Plains Baptist Associational Youth Rally at Gomez Baptist Church Both will lead services at Calvary on June 20 The Lees were born in China and worked with American missionaries before church leadership roles in Kaifeng and Shanghai including the All China Baptist Theological Seminary and Chinese Intervarsity Christian Fellowship The article moves through Lee family history and missionary work in Malaysia and Southeast Asia including Penang Kuala Lumpur and translations of Christian literature
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Naturalized Citizens Limited From Presidency Privilege
A historical note states that naturalized U.S. citizens enjoy all privileges of citizenship except the right to hold the office of president. This delineation underscores the constitutional restriction tied to naturalization without granting political immunity.
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