Lamesa Area News Highlights January 1978 Events
Idaho reporter named as press editor. Lamesa civic figure Clyde Branon dies. Bank executives change posts between Lamesa and Lubbock. Kids Shop sold. vehicle registration via stickers introduced. Local land purchase for future shopping center. commissioner race announced. First baby of year born Jan 2. Rotary travel series begins. gun shop sale to Co-op. 300 plus tractorcade for farm parity. Oil distributor Gene Mays sells to Horkey Oil. Chamber forms long range plan. city council candidates file. ERA and Agriculture Movement spur debate. Cotton Inc meets. Lions mid winter conference in Lascat. Lamesa High art room fire causes $800 damage. AAM leaders to testify in Washington. Kiwanians serve 1,400 at meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Arnold
Idaho
Stephen Henry
Levelland Sun News
Lamesa
Clyde Branon
Branon
Dawson County
Rick Palmer
First National Bank of
Mildred Tunnell
Oma Lena Armstrong
Norris
Peggy) Barron
Brady, Gentry, Brady Company
Wichita
Kansas
North 22Nd
Woody Road
Lubbock Highway
Gene Mays
Mays Oil Company
Shell
West Texas
Horkey Oil Company
Lubbock
Chamber
Lamesa City Council
State Senate
AAM
National Cotton Council
NCC
Ackerly
O'Donnell
Health Systems Agency
Permian Basin
WBCCI
Texas Plains
Airstream Travel Trailer Club
Texas Arronautics Commission
Texas
Crawley
Dallas Woods
First National Bank
Barbara Hughes
Christine Grundy
Preston Smith
Lamesa High School
Dawson County Library
Dawson County Free Press
Lamesa Reporter
Press Reporter
Rotary Club
Nelson Hogg
Dorothy Haney
Delphians
Klondike
E.L. Short
E. Lee Harris
Big Spring
Parks Well Service
Girl Scouts of the USA
Lloyd Cline
Samesa
Lisa Kidd
San Antonio
Washington
U.S. Senate
Bob Krueger
Krueger
Lamesa Area News Highlights Local Civics and Education
Donnell Echols joins discussions on European cotton markets in Raleigh. Lamesa High School records New Song album in Dallas while the Industrial Foundation elects six directors. City notes include renamed Tornado Boulevard, police car bids, and a free breakfast trial for students. March and April bring elections, library events, and county meetings with community projects and growth efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Bob Capps
Donnell Echols
Raleigh
N.C
Lamesa High School
Dallas
The
Industrial Foundation
Richard Gentry
Bob Brown
Jim Norris
Ronnie Cloud
Dale Newberry
Dee Adcock
Lamesa
Barbara Stone
Richard Nelson
Robert Smith
Commissioners’ Court
Lamesa High
Guest Speaker at First Christian Church Sunday
A Levelland pastor Weldon Stephenson will return as guest speaker at First Christian Church this Sunday. Church School starts 9 45 and worship at 11. Paul and Charlotte Land return from vacation Tuesday. Visitors are welcome as the congregation looks forward to a hopeful new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Stephenson
Levelland
Stephenson
Paul
Charlotte Land
First Christian
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Tilm
Agriculture Movement
Cotton Incorporated
Lions Clubs International
George Mahon
House of Representatives Agricultural Committee
Joe Hickox
Boy Scouts of America
Lamesa Housing Inc
North 14Th Street
Bryan Street
Kent Hance
Rotary
Joe Hubenak
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
Lubbock County
New Dawson
Miss Tornado
Marion Mays
Clay Wright
Moe Turner
Democratic Party
Senate
Bob Henderson
Jerry Harris
Republican Party
Chamber of Commerce
Senate Transportation Committee
Washington, D.C
New Mexico
Dawson
School Board of Trustees
North
Don Workman
National Library
Art Bizzell
David Bonds
Lockhart Independent
Austin
Area Exchange
Lamesa Area
Windmill Brigade
George
Jim Reese
Texas Jail Commission
Welch
Sands
Charles Reese
South Elementary
John Wayne
Massachusetts
New School Board
Johnny Montgomery
Claude Estes
Cotton Growers, Inc
W.Z. Rogers
Jack Cohorn
Conway E. King
Ft. Worth
George Bush
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
E.A
LHS
O.E.A
Sandy Santos
Lanier Beckmeyer
Monica Castro
Lynnette Jones
Ronda Hudson
Leticia Perez
Elsa Rodriguez
First Christian Church