LCC Hosts Hopi Exhibit and Speaker Tonight
Lubbock Christian College presents M. W. Billingsley the White Chief of the Hopi at 7 p.m. in the college auditorium. He will discuss Hopi arts and crafts and introduce dancer Coochyumptewa with ceremonial dances. The program includes an art exhibit and a film on lost Hopi ceremonies. Admission is 1.50 for adults, 0.50 for college students, and 0.35 for high school and elementary students.
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Lubbock Christian College
M.W. Billingsley
Coochyumptewa
Billingsley
National Art
Smithsonian Institute
Royal Ontario Museum of Archeology
Canada
Field Museum
Chicago
Carnegie Institute
United States
Arizona
LCC
Women’s church league leads as Pink Panthers linger
In the church volleyball league, First Baptist Pink Panthers and Immanuel Baptist remain tied in the women’s division while First Christian-Presbyterian leads the top division. Monday results show Southside Church of Christ 2-0 over First Methodist, First Baptist Bluebonnets 2-0 over Immanuel, Wellman Baptist 2-0 over Church of the Nazarene, First Baptist Pink Panthers 2-1 over Calvary Baptist, and Crescent Hill 2-0 over Foursquare. In men’s play First Methodist B 2-0 over Church of the Nazarene, First Baptist Cardinals 2-0 over Southside Church of Christ, Calvary Baptist 2-0 over Immanuel, First Christian-Presbyterian 2-0 over Wellman Baptist, First Baptists Loopers 2-1 over First Methodist A, Foursquare 2-1 over First Baptist Bombers, and First Methodist B 2-0 over Southside Church of Christ.
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First Baptist Pink Panthers
Immanuel Baptist
First Christian-Presbyterian
Southside Church of Christ
First Methodist
First Baptist Bluebonnets
Wellman Baptist
Church of the Nazarene
Calvary Baptist
Crescent Hill
Foursquare
First Baptist Cardinals
First Christian- Presbyterian
First Baptist Loopers
First Baptist Bombers
First
Christianerian Actors Cardinals
Wellman
Nazarene
Southside
Pink Panthers
Imm
Baptist Caly
Baptist Bluebonnets
Wellman Baptist Meth. Nazarene
Church League Volleyball Schedule Set For Monday Night
Four games scheduled Monday night at the First Baptist Church gym with one women's match and three men’s matches. All other games take place at the high school gym. Women’s action includes Crescent Hill vs Calvary Baptist at 7 p.m. and Immanuel Baptist vs First Baptist Pink Panthers at 9:15 p.m. Men’s games at First Baptist gym feature Foursquare vs Cardinals at 7:45 p.m. and First Methodist B vs First Baptist Bombers at 8:30 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
Crescent Hill
Calvary Baptist Church
First Baptist
Foursquare
First Baptist Cardinals
First Methodist
First Baptist Bombers
First Christian-Presbyterian
Immanuel Baptist
Brownfield High Builds Track Show At Eunice Meet
Brownfield High School track team travelled to Eunice New Mexico Saturday finishing fourth with 56 points. Lindsey won the two mile and Brownfield twins placed first and second in that event. Rivera placed third in the 100 yard dash and Neal was second in the 120 yard hurdles. Brownfield took second in discus and Morris was third in shot put as Eunice set a meet record in the Mile Medley. The team heads to the Seminole Invitational Saturday.
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Brownfield High School
Eunice
N.M
Jal
Artesia
Wink
Tatum
Brownfield
Hobbs
BHS
Lindsey
Li Oaste Rivera
Neal
Brown
Morris
Explorer Post 700 Formed With Local Leaders Elected
An organizational meeting on March 14 formed Explorer Post 700. Jim Craig was elected president, Randy Wood vice president, Gary Burnett secretary, Delbert Cooper treasurer, Johnny Mercer quartermaster, George Ater area traffic supervisor, and Jackie Roach area accounting manager as adult leaders. The group, open to high school boys, meets at 7:30 p.m. Mondays and invites interested juniors to attend April 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the General Telephone division office at 614 West Tate.
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Explorer Post 700
Jimmy Craig
Randy Wood
Gary Burnett
Delbert Cooper
Johnny Mercer
George Ater
General Telephone Company of the Southwest
Jackie Roach
General Telephone
Ater
General Telephone Company
West
Tate
SPC Offers Two Summer Sessions at South Plains College
Charles Sylvester, registrar, announces two summer semesters at SPC with the first six weeks beginning June 3. Students should contact the college to enroll. If demand exists, one dormitory for men and one for women may open for out of area students. The 1967 68 spring semester ends May 31 with commencement at 10 a.m.
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Charles Sylvester
South Plains College
SPC
Sylvester
Area Men Visit Purina Research Farm in Missouri
Local residents toured the Purina Research Farm at Gray Summit Missouri last Monday and visited the research laboratories and general office the following day. The 778 acre site is dedicated to farm research on livestock and poultry feeding and management attracting thousands of farmers annually from across the United States and abroad.
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Purina
Ralston Purina Company
St. Louis
Gray Summit
Back Row
Wayne Hardy
Lubbock
Lloyd Coffman
Seminole
J.O. Farrar
Brownfield
W.K
Speedy) Lindsey
R.L. Payne
Southwestern Region
Front Row
Lynn Forrest
Paul Yancy
Kent Welch
Plains
United States
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Methodist ‘‘B
Dolph Briscoe
Him
Texas
Briscoe
Ijudge
Ross E. Doughty
Church League
St Baptist
First Baptist Gym
Red Barn
Seagraves Highway
Explorer
Lia State Bank & Trust Co
J.A. Borum Jr
Optometrist
W. Tate
Dacron
DuPont
W. T. Gibbs
Monsieur
Tohoka Rd
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