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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1955

Page

8

Art Workshop Material And Scholarships Announced In Lubbock

Brochures and supply lists for 24 enrolled in the South Plain Art Guild Painting Workshop were mailed and will be in Lubbock area stores. The three week session at the Museum at Texas Tech runs May 30 to June 18 under John Meigs. Four scholarships funded by a local child charity will be awarded in two divisions for grades five/six and for older students. Entries due May 1 with specific submission details and contacts. A separate Danish note mentions the prison at Bierre being offered for sale as a potential apartment house. advertising states living quarters and cells.

South Plain Art Guild Lubbock Loyce Irwin Texas Tech John Meigs Meigs California South Plains

Homestead Tax Break Deadline Pushes Saving for Homeowners

Lubbock County homeowners can save about 12.60 in state taxes by filing homestead exemption before the April 30 deadline. The $3,000 exemption reduces state taxes at 42 cents per $100 of valuation, and the filing is a personal duty of the homeowner not the mortgage company. Married individuals and widows or widowers may qualify. property identification must be included in the application.

Lubbock County Russell Hardin Hardin

Troops 4 and 5 Win Plainsman District Camporee

Scout Troops 4 and 5 of Lubbock won the Plainsman District Camporee at Mackenzie Park with 894 and 853 points respectively. The event drew 275 scouts and 50 leaders from 17 troops, and the top two will advance to the council wide Camporee in Le Elland April 29-30.

Bake Nees Plainsman Mackenzie Park Don Cunningham Jimmy Lumus South Plains Council Levelland Mose Hood Camporee Tanner Laine Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Le@elland First Presbyterian Church First Christian Church Campore Obie Upton Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church Andy Anderson First Baptist Church Bob Warden Optimist Club Rod McDougal Forrest Heights Methodist Church James Halsey Dave Carlson Reese Air Force Base John Henders First Methodist Church Jade Glasco P. F. Brown School Allen Yeagy Westminster Presbyterian Church Burnan Howel Arnett-Benson Baptist Church Claude Brown Overton Methodist Church Jack Alexander St. John’s Methodist Church Chester Henderson St. Luke’s Baptist Church Tony Carnivales Knights of Columbus Morris Crawford Asbury Methodist Church Brantley Hudson

Volunteer priest serves amid German relief effort

In GLENHAUSEN Germany on April 16 American troops replaced a car wrecked by volunteer Chantale with a German Roman Catholic priest Reverend Johannes Haussner stepping in to conduct services as the base chaplain went on leave.

Glenhausen Germany Johannes Haussner Pee Lesee

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