Interscholastic league meets set for Tech campus
Lubbock April 6 1947 Avalanche Journal reports Conference B and AA schools will compete in two league meets at Texas Tech field events and extemp speeches planned in rooms 186 126 128 and 711 with track and field finals at Tech field Senior High officials including Honey director-general and V Z Supt organize contests across districts 1 6 7 8 9 with one debating team per school and tennis at Tech courts.
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Fisgerald
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W. M. Vernon
R. W. de Davidson
Mary McElyea
Tech
J.owreys
Ian Ne Courts
J. Lowrey
Homer P. Hale Senter
Stephenef Amherst
J. L. Hunt
Idalou
V. ¥. Hickman
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Choir to Present The Crucifixion by Stainer Tonight
The First Christian church choir will perform The Crucifixion by John Stainer at 7:30 PM tonight. Mrs. W. A. Glover directs, Doris Kolb is organist, and Jimmy Stiff serves as reader, with a full program of reader and chorus pieces and solos.
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First Christian Church
John Stainer
W. A. Glover
Doris Kolb
Jimmy Stiff
Gethsemane
Reader
Emil D’acosta
Jesus
D. E. Ing
Truman Hutson
T. M. Moshier
Randolph Robertson
Free Lance Writer To Speak To Knife And Fork Club Here
Bruce Thomas, free lance correspondent who witnessed Bikini atom bomb tests last summer, will address the Knife and Fork club at 7 oclock Tuesday evening at Hotel Lubbock. Secretary-treasurer Lewis B. Rix announced the event. He will give a firsthand account of Far East activities and discuss why he believes the Mees history will develop, based on his China and Japan material.Thomas has spoken before Associated Clubs, the clubs affiliate.
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Free Lance
Biini
Knife and Fork Club
Hotel Lubbock
Lewis B. Rix
Thomas
Far East
China
Japan
Mees
Fire at Cincinnati Zoo Kills Fifty Tropical Birds
A Cincinnati fire today destroyed the zoo bird enclosure killing fifty tropical birds valued at 7500 dollars. Notable losses include Lena a 1000 dollar ostrich and two secretary birds each worth 600 dollars, all housed in the zoo’s winter quarters section as fire crews battled the blaze.
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Cincinnati
Lena
Zoo
Can You Tie This Mayor Elect Clings To His Cravat
Springfield mayor elect Harry Eielson kept his old cravat with gravy spots for election day only. He wore it on four previous offices since 1934 when he bought it for a dime. He won the mayoralty by nearly two to one last Tuesday in the Illinois capital.
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Harry Eielson
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H. J. Heins Company
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