Pratt Completes Judges Institute in Canyon Texas
Dawson County judge Leslie C. Pratt and other Texas district and county jurists completed a three week Judges Institute on Juveniles and the Courts at West Texas State University Canyon. The program by the Texas Center for the Judiciary reviewed the new family code provisions affecting juveniles and the duties of counties, with emphasis on licensing for juvenile court judges probation officers and juvenile facilities standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C. Pratt
Dawson County
Texas
West Texas State University
Canyon
Texas Center For the Judiciary
Austin
Brent Lynch
WTSL
Lynch
Kilgore Children's Psychiatric Center
Boys’ Ranch
Amarillo State Center For Human Development
Texas State Technological Institute
Canyon-Amarillo
County 4-H Playday Results Announced
Results from the County 4-H Playday at the Rodeo Grounds list winners across pee wee to senior divisions in mares geldings and ponies. Notable names include Jill Floyd Renee Robinett Todd Howard K Lynn Boyer Pepper Echols Gordon Drennan and Ray Bennett among others with multiple top finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeo Grounds
Pee Wee Mares
Todd Howard
Clintonna Smith
Shelly Jones
Jill Floyd
John Statford
Gordon Drennan
Renee Robinett
Eynn Boyer
Clinton Stafford
Rhonda Bristow
Ray Bennett
Sharla Howard
Jo Brandon
Kathy Howard
Judy King
Andy Gibson
Pepper Oy
Carol Howard
Dana Bover
Ronnie Smith
Boyer
Pepper Echols
Lynn Boyer
K’lynn Boyer
Ploegee Keebyrin
Diane Woodul
Ricky Brooks
Regina Sinclair
Nan Clayton
Duane Woodul
Gugsler
Kell, Youngblood
Gorden Drennan
Three Lamesa students earn West Texas State University diplomas
Karolyne Anne Butler Iloyd Irwin Pincher and Michael De Stephens, all from Lamesa, received Bachelor of Science degrees from West Texas State University at Canyon during summer Convocation. Gloria Dimas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Adelaide R Dimas, earned a B S degree August 17 from Angelo State University. she is a 1969 Lamesa High School graduate who attended two junior colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Karolyne Anne Butler
Iloyd Irwin Pincher
Michael de Stephens
West Texas State University
Canyon
Civic Center
Amarillo
Gloria Dimas
Adelaide R. Dimas
Angelo State University
Miss Dimas
Lamesa High School
South Plains Junior College
Howard County Junior College
Moody and Reid Win 4-H Book Awards
Moody Linda and Reid Cody won 4-H book awards in a district competition in Lubbock. The Dawson representatives will advance to state, competing with top entries from 12 districts. Winners were announced by Billy Hunter and Catherine Crawford, with about 146 district 4-H members named. Kayla Gaskins joins others from Howard County as district 4-H representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Moody
Cody Reid
Lubbock
Dawson
Billy C. Hunter
Catherine B. Crawford
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Kayla Gaskins
Howard County
de Ia Jill Westbrook
Tricia Jackson
Carla Buchanan
Dawson County Garden Club Holds 1973 74 Session Start
The club opened its 1973 74 year August 9 with hosts Mrs Hattie Short and Mrs Carrie Turner. Vice president Mrs J E DuBose outlined yearbooks and a three year plan to improve the park at Dallas and Lynn Streets pending State Highway Dept permission. Boy Scout Troop 708 led by Charles Warner offered to water the park. The flower show is set for Forrest Park Community Center September 13 14 and 15. Members recalled the 42 party on Monday August 20 at 7 30. Eighteen members and five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County Garden Club
Hattie Short
Carrie Turner
J.E. DuBose
Dallas and
Lynn Streets
State Highway Dept
Boy Scout Troop No. 708
C.A. Hollingsworth
Forrest Park Community Center
New LVN Class to Begin Aug 20 per Medical Arts Auxiliary
The Medical Arts Hospital Auxiliary met in Conference Room where Mrs Curtis White announced an LVN class starts August 20. A new member Mrs Juanita Allen joined. Mrs Roy Bearden reported Pink Pantry reopening in about two weeks and new equipment and seating arrangements were discussed by Ruben Rush. Three students sponsored by the Auxiliary have graduated and were awarded LVN pins alongside six other graduates. Heirloom Cookbooks priced at $2 are available through Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis White
LVN
Medical Arts Hospital
Juanita Alen
Roy Bearden
Ruben Rush
Bearden
1.1. Echols
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Judges’ Institute
Judge Pratt
College News
WTSU
Davis
Mantids
AEF
Ford
Whitfford
Moody, Reid
American Cancer Society
Club News
Charles Warner
Medical Arts
Bonnie Rhea
G.M Parks
Sikes
Mrs
Juanita Allen
John Banta
Pete Buchanan
L.E. Corbin
Earl Houston
Wow. Miers
WD. Phillips
MM. Sadler
John R. Scott
Weldon Shelton
Ocie Woodul
A.C. Woodward
Bruce Lee
Dallas Ave
Luciano Cavazos
John Martin
Leonard
Todd
Bryan Ave
Stanley
Jordan
Shamrock
C Oil CO
Shirley Stephens and
Hermon Caskey
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