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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1956

Page

2

Funeral Rites Planned For Plane Crash Victims Here

Funeral services are scheduled today for five of the six men killed when a plane crash near Jalapa, Mexico, disrupted a fishing trip. The dead include Morris Davis and C C Coffee of Lubbock and Arthur Chase of 12th Avenue West, with further rites planned for other victims in Levelland, Big Spring, and Lubbock.

Mexico Thea Carol Bailey Tom Jalapa Will Davis Anton Pauline Waugh John May Lubbock Day Sam Aldridge Farwell Morris Davin 28Th St First Baptist Church J. Ralph Grant Tech Memorial Park McDonald Funeral Chapel C. C. Coffee 21St St First Methodist Church Chess Levern East Lawn Memorial Gardens Rix Funeral Home Arthur Chase Ave. W Rix Chapel Hubert Bratcher St. John’s Methodist Church P.clarence Whiteside D. Orion Jordan Grooms A. R. Posey Trinity Memorial Park Whiteside Quinn Henry 46Th St Mreantas Broadway Church Lynn County Charles Wendell Washington, D.C T. J. Coffee Loraine Tex Floyd Ira Jack J. W Snyder W. F. James J. T. Smith Sweetwater Robert Bruce Chase Air Force Hobbs Lubbock Fh Texas Tech A. D. Chase Ave. V Grace Kitchens Ave. S Glenn Amarillo Hugh Tull Kermit Pettijohn Mont Jennings Jimmy Vickers Felix Boldin Russell Bean Davis 1625 College Don University of Texas Sue’ Ann Roy T. J. Lubbock Tom Sims J.L. Hardin Cecil Lofland Dale Kemmer Roger Powers Bill Heiman Sam Polk Steve Noble Levelland Watson Georgia Watson Clyde E. Grape O. L. Watson Sr Boswell Okla Harrison Ralls Tully Wichita Kan Haskell Roswell J. Jr. Levelland Carl Schuessler D. A. Pickaens Lawrence Leonard's Pharmacy Big Spring Jean

Contract Suit Proceeds In Great Plains Life vs First National Bank

Trial in the contract suit brought by Great Plains Life Insurance Co. against First National Bank continued before Judge James G. Denton with a jury impaneled in the 99th District Court. Testimony spanned the week, with rebuttals by the plaintiff and two defense witnesses, including Glen Hull and W. B. Price, detailing an executive committee plan to connect the bank’s motor with a 20 story building.

Quarier Castle Tidmore Insurance Company Great Plains Life Insurance Co First National Bank James G. Dentoh 99Th di Glen Hull W. B Price Max Tidmore Lubbock David Castle Jr Abilene Hull Insurance’ Company

Five Encampments Approved For Cub Scouts And Fathers

South Plains Boy Scout Council approves five weekend encampments for Cub Scouts and their fathers at C. W Post Memorial Scout Camp in Post. Each event runs Saturday supper to Sunday noon with capacity for 250 persons and a cost of 2.40 per person. Reservations via South Plains Council, 2109 Ave X, Lubbock.

South Plains Boy Scout Council C. W Post Post South Plains Council Ave. X Lubbock

Slaton Pastor Guest Speaker at Lamesa Church Services

Lamesa hosts four nights of special services at the Lutheran Church starting Sunday night with guest speaker Pastor Henry F. Treptow of Slaton. Treptow, a Texas Lutheran College graduate, interned in Sterling and studied at Capital Seminary. He previously served the Lamesa parish January to July 1954 and remains Slaton pastor.

Lamesa Lamesa Lutheral Church Henry F. Treptow Slaton Texas Lutheran College Seguin Sterling, Til Capital Seminary

Spring Revival At Hillcrest Baptist Opens In Lamesa

Hillcrest Baptist Church in South Samesa opens a spring revival led by Rev. J. W. Kesner Jr with Sunday morning services and nightly 7 30 p m through April Guest evangelist Rev Jimmy Kirkland of Henderson will lead the meetings at the corner of South 12th and Avenue N All area residents are invited to attend The notice also mentions a bank lease dispute with improvements and an entrance tunnel to the building.

Hillcrest Baptist Lamesa Anvil J. W. Kesner Jr Hillcrest Baptist Church Jimmy Kirkland Henderson South Samesa South 12Th and Avenue N Bank Motor Bank

Tax Return Deadline Extended To Monday In Lubbock

John R. Robinson of the Lubbock IRS says the income tax filing deadline is extended to Monday because April 15 falls on Sunday. The Veterans Administration Building at 1600 19th St will be open until 5 pm with all staff ready to assist taxpayers. penalties accrue 5 percent per month after Monday.

John R. Robinson Lubbock Internal Revenue Office Veterans Administration Building 19Th St Lubbock

Girl Weds Subject In Winning Letter

Adel Iowa April 14 Janice Harsh 18 who wrote a prize winning letter on How I Got My Man married him Saturday in a civic sponsored public wedding that drew 200 guests. Janice is married to Larry Sloan 22 in a ceremony in which local merchants picked up most of the tab including the reception the ring and even the marriage license. Miss Harsh won the contest which drew entries from 14 states several weeks ago. But officials kept secret the contents of her prize letter.

Adel Iowa Janice Harsh Janice Larry Sloan Miss Harsh

Pistol Count Nets Fines in Liquor Case at Labock County Court

Two pleas entered in Lab bock County Court at Law. Arthur Thomas of Abernathy pleaded innocent to a liquor law violation with bond set at 500. Joe Jiminez of 1506 Auburn pleaded guilty to carrying a pistol and was fined 150 plus costs.

Labbock Arthur Thomas Abernathy Robert J. Allen Joe Jiminez Auburn

Fire damages edge of city home and beauty salon

A two alarm blaze at the Ben L. Peck home on Clovis Road north of the city caused heavy fire and water damage to the attic and rest of the house. An Isbell's Beauty Salon suffered minor damage from a smoky heater flare up at 8 13 a m. The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed a rule requiring airlines to run at least 75 percent of passenger flights on time.

Ben L. Peck Clovis Road Isbell 13Th St Washington Civil Aeronautics Board

Texas Nurse Of The Year Named In Student Nursects Elections

Texas Graduate Nurses Assn elects Olivia Smythe of Dallas as president and boards three new directors. Texas Student Nurses Assn selects Weta Wier Wilson as president and names officers including Jean Coward and Rebecca Clark. Hinda Groner, UT Galveston senior, voted Texas Student Nurse of the Year. Upcoming 1957 convention set for Lubbock Ris Spring with Abilene and San Angelo hosts. Lamesa preacher W E Thorn to speak to local Baptist Brotherhood April 19.

Texas Graduate Nurses’ Assn Texas Student Nursing Assn Olivia Smythe Dallas Dorothy Weaver San Antonio Martha Bobbitt Amarillo Lois Barlow Longview Laura Nell Guthrie Lubbock Charles Marie Jewel Barton Big Sprin Student Nurses’ Association Weta University of Texas School of Nursing Galveston Texas Ben J.groner Baytown Groner Ris Abilene San Angelo

Post Independent School District Board Reorganized

The Post Independent School District board was reorganized after the April 7 elections. S. E. Camp was reelected president Ira Farmer became vice president replacing Clint Herring Robert Cox named secretary replacing Lea M. Acker. Bill Edwards and Victor Hudson sworn in as new trustees joining J. L. Ballentine.

Board of Trustees The Post Independent School District S. E. Camp Ira Farmer Clint Herring Robert Cox Lea M. Acker Bill Edwards Victor Hudman Acker Paul Jones J. L. Ballentine

Sesame seed crop program eyed for county farmers

County courtroom announcement by County Agent Bill Taylor outlines an event with Clyde Black of the Texas Sesame Seed Growers to discuss sesame as an oil producing grain and potential new money crop. A film on sesame growing will be shown and interest among county farmers is noted. Nesame acreage last year is uncertain.

Bill Taylor Clyde Black Lubbock Texas Sesame Seed Growers Taylor

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