Museum Luncheon Affirms Public Service Purpose
Maurice Coats executive director of the Texas Commission on the Arts and Humanities told the West Texas Museum Association luncheon that public service is the museum’s main aim. He stressed museums rely on public support and noted the shift from mere art collections to exhibits and temporary shows.
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Bridge Winners Lead Hub City Event and Cape Rock Results
In Hub City Precinct 1 Clubhouse Mrs. Edwin Phelps and Mrs. Dudley Walker won first place in a Wednesday bridge event, with Mrs. Roy Thompson and Mrs. Dick Park second and Duane Anderson and Dennis Cogan third. Cape Rock Duplicate Bridge Club reports first place to Mrs. Jack Dulaney and Mrs. Donald Martin, plus top finishers Mrs. Ro. Burns and Mrs. Carl Lightner. A Thursday newcomers game at Hollcrest yielded Mrs. Bob Cowger as first, with Mrs. de K. Hopkins and Mrs. W. O. Reed following. Canasta winners were Mrs. James Newberry, Mrs. Cleilda Smith, and Mrs. Jim Hardwick.
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James Newberry
Cleilda Smith
Jim Hardwick
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New Director Urges Kind Handling of Juveniles in Probation Talk
Susan Klopfler reports Lloyd Watts, newly appointed director of the Lubbock County Juvenile Probation Office, urged League of Women Voters to treat misbehaving youths kindly when offenses merit it. He noted police screen and counsel most youths, with three quarters handled by police and less than half sent to his office for court action.
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Arts funding push targets museums and touring exhibits
The article notes pending legislation to repeal the no admission amendment and expand arts support. Coats describes two main aims: aiding museums through touring exhibits and providing broad program assistance to develop arts and humanities. It also mentions unemployment benefits for artists and cites the National Commission for the Arts and Humanities.
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