Noon Lions Hear Report On Lilly Lion Boss
Charles Darwing led the Noon Lions Club meeting and introduced visitors Frank Odom and Jim Farr. He reported Lilly’s condition unchanged at St Luke's Hospital Houston and urged support for Jerry Gannaway. County Agent Jim Foy introduced Mrs. Jane Blay and Mrs. Judy Sanders who outlined a Lubbock County program to train low income women to use commodity foods and teach families to read recipes, plan shopping, and store leftovers.
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Charles Darwing
Noon Lions Club
Frank Odom
Wellman Lions Club
Jim Farr
Brownfield
Darwin
Jerry Gannaway
Noon Lions
Lion Dennis Q. Lilly
Lilly
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
C. E. Arnold
Jim Foy
Jane Blay
Terry County
Judy Sanders
Lubbock County
Nine Families Move Into City in Early June Brownfield Report
The Retail Merchants Association records nine families moving into Brownfield and ten leaving during the first two weeks of June. New residents include Stanley J. Okerson Fort Worth employed by AMOCO and Ken Kummer Lub bock at Tri Mat ic Inc with others from Lubbock Pampa and Tulsa adding to the city’s population.
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Re=tail Merchants Association
Stanley J. Okerson
Fort Worth
AMOCO
Ray Mee
Williams
Lubbock
Agchem Company
Ken Kummer
Lubock
Tri-Matic, Inc
Wayne K. Renfro
City of
William A. Hooper
Lamesa
Hydro-Test
Patricia Whiteside
Pampa
Magic Mirror Beauty Shop
Lupe Sanchez
Johnson
Kans
Howard A. Sperry
Tulsa
Okla
Amerada Hess
Kenneth D. Cranfill
Midland
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