Dirty Bags drive to mail Christmas items to Viet Nam GIs
The Country Editor urges timely support for the Dirty Bag project mailing December Christmas necessities to American GIs in Vietnam. Calls for volunteers and donations, noting the bag as a symbol of American goodwill and home during wartime. Jim OBrien revisits town, reflecting on past council days and friendships. Golden Tornado Band impresses Seminole fans with a spirited performance and momentum for the team.
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Vietnam
America
Red Cross
Pentagon
Washington
Edward Wood
F. F. Salser
Ruby Jordan
Golden Tornado
Seminole
Lamesa
Tors
Growers Schedule Annual Meeting Of Lamesa Cotton Growers Inc
The Lamesa Cotton Growers Inc will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce room. Plains Cotton Growers from Lubbock will discuss the 1972 crop outlook and the 1974 cotton program. The Dawson County producer-director will be elected, replacing Donnell Eehols, with Lloyd Cline as business director in his final year. New officers and directors will be elected and several agricultural matters addressed. All members are urged to attend.
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Lamesa Cotton Growers, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
Dawson County
Plains Cotton Growers group
Donnell Eehols
Lloyd Cline
Lainesa Cotton Growers
Lamesa Tornadoes top Seminole in high scoring clash
Robinson and Hogg starred as Lamesa rolled to a 116 10 victory over Seminole. Don Roberts engineered an 86 yard Seminole drive for a 7 0 lead, while Wayne Hogg sparked the Tornadoes with a kickoff return and key runs. The game featured turnovers and big plays as Lamesa pulled away late.
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WALTER BUCKEL
Lamesa
Golden Tornadoes
gottum
Seminole
Don Roberts
Roberts
Tornadoes
Richard Mansell
Wayne Hogg
Cannady
Junior Arias
Hogg
Tors
Jay Duncan
Indians
Seminole Indians
Lamesans
SEMINOLE SENTINEL
County Fair Champions Named
The Dawson County Fair closed with exhibits judged and winners named. Deana Holcomb led the cross breed steer to the breed championship and Grand Champion. Randy Airhart’s cross breed steer took reserve champion and Reserve Champion of the Show. Marla O'Brien and Jana Love displayed the Hereford and its reserve, while Clay Holcomb showed the Angus champion with Susan displaying the reserve.
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Deana Holcomb
Miss Holcomb
E. D. Holcomb
Flower Grove
Randy Airhart
Donald Airhart
Dawson County Fair
Randy
Airhart
Marla O’Brien
Hereford
Jana Love
Clay Holcomb
Deana
Angus
Susan
Ben Phipps
Mark Frampton
Donna Harp
Damon Harp
Hampshire
barrow
Roxann Airhart
Roxann
chester white
Vegetable Conference Nearing For Area Farmers
West Texas vegetable growers and related agri business people are invited to attend a series of conferences. The Lamesa event Wednesday at Forrest Park Community Center and Plainview event Thursday at Hale County Agricultural Building are hosted by multiple state and local groups. Leaders from West Texas Chamber of Commerce preside with sessions on local and state vegetable situations and profitable production.
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West Texas
Forrest Park Community Center
Lamesa
Hale County Agricultural Building
Plainview
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
the
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Tech University
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Plainview Chamber of Commerce
Claude W. Brown
McCamey
Brown
Maranatha Program Announced in Lamesa High School Auditorium
A husband and wife duo Reverend Walter Albritton and Dean are set to present a Maranatha program at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Lamesa High School Auditorium. Albritton, now minister at Government Street United Methodist Church in Mobile, Alabama, previously directed Koinonia Ministries for the United SEE PROGRAM PAGE.
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Maranatha
Walter Albritton
Dean
Lamesa High School
Government Street United Methodist Church
Mobile
Alabama
Albritton
Koinonia Ministries
Board of Evangelism of the
United SEE
Local Grand Jury Returns 33 Indictments This Week
A Dawson County Grand Jury met early this week and returned 33 indictments from 47 cases. Nine were "no billed" and five cases passed over. Indictments include Sammy Lopez burglary of a motor vehicle and Peteasquez DWI second offense, with others for possession of marijuana, burglary, assault with intent to murder, murder, and theft among numerous named individuals.
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Dawson County
Sammy Lopez
Joseph Thomas Potter
James Lawrence Divine
Peteasquez
Felix Hernandez
ton
Jerry Kidd
J. I. Fowler
Eugene Garcia Jr
Johnny Garcia
Sammy Gonzales
Steven Barrow
Cleatus Dean Scott
Steven Murphy
Refugio Flores
Phillip Flores
Kenny Wilson
Steve Dollar
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Jim O’Brien
Victoria
Karl Dayton
Jim
Jim O'Brien
commissioners court
UM TRIBE
Tor
Jerry Lambright
Duncan
Mansell
Bruce Vaughn
Lambright
Redwell
Terry Martin
Lamesan
Bedwell
Melvin
Norris Barron
Roland EF. Roberts
Tommy Haegelin
Borden County
Tommy Estes
Phil Davis
Kevin Hale
Suffolk
Dorset
Carl Griffin
Louis Pennington
Dale Morgan
Jesse Rocha
Marcellano Hernandez
Doro Salazar
Raul Jimenez
Jorge Rodrigo Garcia
Robert \ela, Sr
Kenneth Barrow
Connie Hughes
Gary Shook
Norman Lasater
Martin Guerrero
Roger Hilburn
Robin Ortiz
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