Chamber directors meet Thursday morn
Lamesa Area Chamber of Commerce and Board of City Development directors will meet Thursday at 7 a.m. at Elsa's Cafe to hear reports from recent out-of-town meetings and explain a new policy. Jim Norris, insurance agent and newly elected West Texas Chamber director, reports on Kerrville meeting. Luke Nichols covers U S Highway 87 Improvement Association conference. Bob Brown, highway committee chair, elected vice president of the association's central division in Big Spring. Rick Smith to discuss city shoplifting arrest policy.
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Lamesa Area
Highway 87 Improvement Association
Luke Nichols
Bob Brown
Big Spring
Rick Smith
Lamesa
Chamber
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals by Day
A local hospital lists Saturday Sunday and Tuesday admissions and dismissals by patient name. Names include Paul Garcia Estelle Hancock Susie Saenz Lanelle Schwartz Alma Berry Sedahlia Smith Nazario Castro Danny Hilburn William Whitley Victoriano Villarreal Joseph Lollar Gracie Rodriguez Willie Richter Margaret Turnbow Florence White Debbie Hensley Marshall Criswell Estelle Hancock Gracie Rodriguez Danny Hillburn Jr Sylvia Hawkins Virgil Barrera Susie Saenz Lily Puentes Arthur Standifer Helen Wieler T W York Sedahlia Smith Alma Berry Jane McKay plus a local newspaper advertising note and contact line.
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Paul Garcia
Estelle Hancock
Susie Saenz
Lanelle Schwartz
Alma Berry
Francisco Alvarez
Troy King
David Cantu, Jr
Bertha Green
James Heald
Lupe Bordago
Bobby Bray
Janie Alenez
Branham
Marie Jefferson
Lola Edgerton
Terrie Berry
Heather Barron
Gracie Rodriguez
Danny Hillburn, Jr
Sylvia Hawkins
Virgil Barrera
Lily Puentes
Willie Richter
Arthur Standifer
Helen Wieler
T.W. York
Sedahlia Smith
Jane McKay
O'Donnell Volunteers Prepare for Tornadoes
O'Donnell Volunteer Emergency Medical Service hosted a May 4 severe weather program at O'Donnell High School. About 50 attendees heard Alfonzo Castaneda of the National Weather Service Lub bock discuss warnings after storm sighting and the role of spotters. Bobby Cox and Shay Garrett outlined local communication with radios, mobil phones, and ham radios across Dawson, Borden, and Lynn counties. The EMS and Fire Dept spotters warn O'Donnell and nearby areas, with fire alarms three minutes or more during tornado warnings and multi channel alerts for surrounding communities.
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O'Donnell Volunteer Emergency Medical Service, Inc
O'Donnell
Alfonzo Cantaneda
National Weather Service
Lubbock
Castaneda
Bobby Cox
E.M.S
Shay Garrett
O'Donnell Vol. Fire Dept
Mobil
Dawson
Borden
Lynn
O'Donnell Vol. E.M.S
Vol. Fire Dept
O’donnell
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Sedahlia
Brenda
Davis Furniture
Clyde Besson
First Baptist Church
South
Samesa, Texas
Great West Texas
ARKLA
Arkia
Ducane
E. N. E. Rgs
Nena
Call
Kokie Woods
Doyle McAda
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Becky Jones
J. Davis Armistead
D. van Moore
D.D
David R. Gibson
Doctors of Optometry
N. Houston
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