Pilot International District 8 Convention Set in Lubbock
The District 8 Pilot International convention will be held in Lubbock Friday through Sunday with 36 Texas clubs represented and about 275 reservations. Activities include Carnival at the Caprock, a Caprock ballroom business session, a Country Club luncheon with a play, a Caprock Hotel banquet with guest speaker Mrs. Marguerite Dimmerling, and a Sunday breakfast hosted by Pilot Club of Liberty.
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Pilot International
Lubbock
Texas
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Macon
Lubbock Club
Santa Fe Railway
Caprock
Myra K. Slover
Country Club
Speech of Texas
Caprock Hotel
Marguerite Dimerling
Slover
Pilot Club of Liberty
Pilot Club
Easter Seal Sale Falls Short of Goal in Lubbock County
The Easter Seal sale raised 4008 dollars in Lubbock County for the Society for Crippled Children. Secretary Treasurer J. J. Wiley noted a 5000 dollar goal and announced ongoing contributions to fund therapeutic equipment, hospital transport, and clinics for early diagnosis of handicapped children. Donations may be mailed to Lubbock County Society for Crippled Children Inc Drawer 1121 Lubbock.
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Lubbock County Society For Crippled Children, Inc
J. J. Wiley
Texan Loses Memphis Suit Over Fatal Traffic Crash
A federal court jury ruled against Maj. Dudley Terry of Kempner Texas in his $215000 lawsuit against Memphis Stone and Gravel Co over a July 17 1952 traffic crash near Milan Tennessee that killed his wife and daughter and injured him and his son. The case was resolved after about two hours of deliberation. A morning business session will be held with Lois Alexander as convention chair. Other committee chairs include Pearl H Smith general arrangements Lillie V Smith hostess and Evelyn Clewell registration.
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Memphis
Tenn
Maj
Dudley Terry
Kempner, Ten
Memphis Stone and Gravel Co
Milan
Amarillo
Lois Alexander
Pearl H. Smith
Lillie V. Smith
Evelyn Clewell
Five Criminal Cases To Be Set At Court Opening On Monday
At 10 a.m. Monday Judge James G. Denton will open the criminal docket with at least five trials slated. Two murder cases name Jim Ward and Louis T. Kimble. Three assault with intent to murder charges include Alvin H. Fine Amos Benn Bolton and John Brent Tarton. A jury panel of 125 is summoned for 1:30 p.m. for prospective duty.
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99Th District Court
James G. Denton
Jim Ward
John Brent Tarton
Arthur M. Holly
Fine
David Parker
Father Of Lubbock Woman Dies After Heart Attack
A Monroe Louisiana man died at 2 30 am after a heart attack at his home where he had lived 55 years He was the father of Mrs A E on Jr of Lubbock Texas His survivors include his wife a son a daughter and a son in law in New York City The funeral is set for Monday at the First Methodist Church in Monroe
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A. B
Monroe
A. E. On Jr
29Th St
Lub
Lucille Rinehardt Hopson
Richard Alexander
New York City
John Hopeon
Roswell
N. M
First Methodist Church
War clashes in Indochina stir censorship over reports
China Daily reports Chinese Communist troops clash with Red rebels in Indochina but French censorship blocks newspaper dispatches. The British owned paper cites a Hong Kong businessman's account from Indochina as its source.
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Hong Kong
China Nail
Indochina
Red Cross Drive Raises Funds at Fort Hood
Military and civilian personnel at Fort Hood Texas contributed 13101 to the 1954 American Red Cross fund drive as announced on Saturday April 17 1954.
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POST
Fort Hood, Tex
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District Pilot International
INI CO
RCA
West Texas
Myrick Appliance CO
Louisiana
Joy Parker
Temple Ave
Abilene
Fisher County
R. L. Wilkins
Roby
Creel. Sen
Trojan Ranch
P.O
Boulder, Colo
Miller
B. E. Needles & Son
Kenneth Hicks
Jim Bulen
F. M. Barnhill
Seatmere
Ave
Biks
South
Geurthuse
Labback
Delton Jones
Littlefield, Tex
Charles Nelson
W. WH
Bethel
Butch Anderson
Belire
Taheka, Tex
South City Hall
S. Dallas
Lamesa
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