Episcopal Churchmen End Meeting in Lubbock Texas
The Texas diocesan gathering concluded its business Saturday with officer elections. Ben Stone of Amarillo was re elected chancellor and The Rev Fred Havard of Hereford renewed as secretary. Fancher Upshaw Jr. was treasurer and a slate of clerical and lay officers was chosen for the executive council and board of trustees.
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Ray Seas
Texas
Ben Stone
Amarilla
Fred Fhavard
Hereford
Fancher Upshaw Jr
James Peek
Cleese
Ais
Hilsex
Pampacand
Doasas Scarbarouch
Atalene
James Bethell
Canyon
Ken Clark
Lubbock
Connect
Coun Cil
Joe AleShane
Monahans
Robert Bledsoe
George Miller
Harmon Jenkins
Jack Baccanef
Odessa
Fydsenpad
Alps
Dupes Whitesnde
Church of the Digesse
Kyene H. Quarterman
Amarillo
Jack Wishington
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Unclear Birth Announcement From Fragmented Text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a birth and names, including references to a father and an institution. Details are unreadable, with garbled phrases about a Methodist hospital and family names, making precise facts unavailable.
Lion In Winter shines in tech production at Aquitaine
James Ceddman presents a historical tale of King Henry's struggle with Eleanor of Aquitaine framed as a tech stage production. The piece highlights royal power clash, dramatic intrigue, and the show's reception as a noted thematic drama.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche Journal
Tech
James Ceddman
Hens
Heanor
Aquitaine
Fire alarms report scattered incidents and theater review notes
Fire alarms damaged a wall stud at Bacon Street and several other incidents were logged with limited damage reported. The piece also covers a University of Tech production of an acclaimed play featuring standout performances by Glen Thomason Jane Rathif and Gertrude Marchbanks Thomas on stage and notes the production's strong direction and period presentation.
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Firemien
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Snow White Bakers
St. Taaster
Vauslby
Tal
Fee
Cort
Haynes
Randolph
Max DeVolder
Tex
Nies
Tech Speech Department
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Glen Thomason
Tle
Henry TD
Eleanor
Jane Rathif
Henry
Lamesan Named To HSU Board
Grayden Pitchard Crawley of Lamesa, banker and farmer, will join the Hardin-Simmons University Diversity Board of Development. He will be installed at the spring meeting April 23 in Moody Center Stoakley room.
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First National Bank of
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Hardin-Simmons
Board of Develoment
Crawley
Bir
Eastland
Stoakley
Moody Center
Hest
Pullin
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Schout of Banking
South Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Throckmorton
The
Medical Arts Hospital
Lions Club
First Baptist Church
der Tred
Velma Vera Crowned Miss Crosbyton 1971 in Pageant
Velma Vera, a Crosbyton High senior and junior, won the Miss Crosbyton 1971 title at Pioneer Barn auditorium. First runner up was Mary Louisa, with Carolyn Hodges presenting as Miss Crosbyton organizer. A Tower of Spring themed event featured many Crosbyton residents and local sponsors.
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Cspeenil
Juagesnt
Irs
Nathan Boardman
Cresbyton
Carolyn Hodges
Mark Buek
Crosbyton High
Crosbyton Business
Judy Steen
Debbie Miller
Donna Stegall
Sandy Stockton
Connie Samples
Waren Lowrie
Kem Parker
Nancy Morris
Beverly Sims
Barbara’ Greene
Paula Voie
Lynette Weaver
Virgini Touin
Ann Cornelius
Rphens Cele
Susan Allen
Patt Fedinburgh
Velma Vera
Lanell Hardin
Shelley Havens
Louise Richardson
Cheryl Starrett
Pegey Hickman
Iletla Griffin
West Texas Chamber urged to turn water woes into growth
Amarillo report notes Scott of Fort Worth as new chamber president urging focus on seven priorities water industrial development pollution control tourism education health care and a strong legislative program. He stresses securing long term water supply and evaluating all options while promoting West Texas as a better place to live work and invest.
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West Texas
Chamber
Texas
United States
Scott
IF. W. Wallace
Amarillo
Delegates Named At Clovis Meets And Welfare Debate
Delegates named at the Clovis event include Alenger David Gray Shaun Alshere Mise Metquire Matis Tos Santos Pill Passel Rob Pienne Saleen Pocky Curis State Ww Wichiends Univer site. Alternates listed include Crephy Barnard Desna Merritt Nikki Neff Pen nye Dass Terres Turner Susan Bouvard. A drastic money shortage is cited with calls for new revenue sources. Welfare remarks condemn do gooders and tout work requirements. Wallace warns water plan must be sold beyond Texas to gain state-wide acceptance.
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Saiuv Waters
Hie Pheyney
Camille Vege
Stacey Ddaiston
Businessman Foils Robbery At Ed's Drive In
A Labboelk businessman, Fd Wickliffe of 2082 457th St, grabbed a pistol and chased a would be robber from Eds Drive In on Avenue H. He said the bandit, about 18, 5 feet 8, weighed 165 pounds, entered the shop with a small caliber revolver and demanded money but fled east after Wickliffe kicked the attacker and drew his own weapon. Police searched the area but found no one.
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Hub City
Wickliffe
457Th
600 Ave
Wicklffe
Cinman
Porter
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