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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1956

Page

4

Sam Brown Runs for Lubbock County Attorney

Lubbock attorney Sam Brown, born 1927 in Toho ka, announces his candidacy for County Attorney of Lubbock County. He cites four years in private practice and broad courtroom experience from Justice to the U.S. District Court. Brown pledges to fight bad check artists and drug pushers and asks for voter support in the Democratic primaries.

Sam Brown Lubbock Luubbock County Lubbock County Court of Civil Appeals Supreme Court Court of Criminal Appeals United States District Court Industrial Accident Board of Texas Brown Kittie, Reede 16Th St Frank Brown Tohoka Lubbock High School Texas Tech University of Texas Law School

Floydada to switch to dial system this July

The Southwestern Bell Telephone building in Floydada houses the dial system for Floyd G-48. The switch over is slated for 12:01 a.m. July 22, with J C Oakley of Plainview, manager of the local plant, stating the installation of dial attachments and updated books will precede the transition. Western Electric crews will work in mid April to install equipment in the new building adjacent to the Lighthouse Electric Cooperative. All Floydada numbers will adopt the prefix Yuk on followed by three and four digits.

Filoydada Southwestern Bell Telephone J. C. Oakley Plainview Oakley J. FE. Blackshear Western Flectric Lighthouse Electric Cooperative Flovdada Yukon

Community News Briefs From West Texas Towns

Mes A C Slade returns to Bismarck after visiting her daughter. Mrs D W Sherrill, Miss Charlia Bob Morris, and Mrs Homer E Thompson listed as local visitors or residents. Auto accident updates note Mrs Mavis Jones Chesser and Anton youth Michael Biffle in fair condition at Methodist Hospital. Families in Littlefield and Andrews share travels, church events, and school trips.

Mes Mavis Jones Chesser 41St St 10Th Street Avenue N Methodist Hospital Michael Biffle Anton Littlefield

Ten Lubbock ministers aid Olives with fund reaching hundred

The A. P. Olive fund started by ten Lubbock ministers reached 100 dollars this week for a family with no income. Rev. Asan Avant of First Methodist, co treasurer with Rev. Clifton Ten of South Side Baptist, said the response helps them tide over while Oliver suffers muscular dystrophy and his wife recovers from a rare condition.

A. P. Olive Fund Lubbock Asan Avant First Methodist Church of Avant

Funeral services held for Maude Graham Kellogg

Special funeral services were conducted for Maude Graham Kellogg at Amherst Church of Christ. She, born January 16, 1875, was the daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Graham and survived by three sons Dennis Freer Herschel Gatesville and three daughters I F Kitches L C Crouch Gatesville and E E Smith Amherst. Burial followed at Amherst Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home. Cologne Germany reports West Germany exported 3.7 million dollars in cars to the United States last year with exports totaling 12.2 million in 1954.

Amherst Maude Graham Kellogg Amhherst Church of Christ Joseph Wesley Graham Straws Mill Texas Dennis Freer Earth Herschel Gatesville I. F. Kitches L. C. Crouch E. E. Smith Amherst Cemetery Payne Funeral Home Cologne Germany West Germany United States

Pfc Don Leonard to Spend Furlough in City

Pfc Don Leonard of the United States Marine Corps is expected to arrive here at the end of May for a one day furlough after serving 16 months on Okinawa and Iwo Jima. He is the son of Mrs Pearl Leonard and attended Lubhoask High School before enlisting August 13 1954. After basic training in San Diego he was sent to Japan for six months and recently took part in maneuvers in the Pacific Islands. Leonard has two years left to serve before discharge.

Don Leonard United States Marine Corps Okinawa Iwo Jima Pearl Leonard Lubhoask High School Marines Besic San Diego Calif Japan Pacific Islands Pfe Leonard

Pay Increase For Amarillo Police and Firemen

Amarillo officials announce a $0 monthly raise for policemen and firemen to take effect Sunday. The new minimums are $310 for policemen and $300 for firemen, with other staff not receiving a raise and a shift to a five day week for most from May 1. Commissioner J M Simpson comments about office staff preferences.

Amarillo Tex J. M. Simpson

Two New Directors Elected for Citizens State Bank

In Slaton on March 31 two new directors were elected by Citizens State Bank in a called meeting, bringing total directors to eight. New directors are G. Billy Basinger of Southland and T. A. Worley Jr. of Slaton. Existing directors include J. S. Pavers Jr. Mrs. J Edwards Swaniner Abe Kessel and Bob Merrell.

Slaton Citizens State A G.billy Basinger Southland T. A. Worley Jr C.F. Nee J.S. Pavers Jr J. §. Edwards Swan

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