WPCA Meeting Attracts 300 In Permian Basin
More than 300 stockholders and guests from 12-county area of the Permian Basin attended the Western Production Credit Association meeting in Stanton. Jim Franklin of Stanton and E. G. Branch of Rankin were re elected to three year terms on the board, with Franklin as president and Branch as vice president. Holdover directors are Clark of Crane B W Gollady of Midland and Walton Poage of Guest. Frank McCullar treasurer of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston spoke on stock purchase as the bank would eventually own the 37 Texas production credit associations. WPCA general manager David Workman reported loan volume exceeding 4 million dollars for 1962 and expected growth in 1963. Norman Elrod of Rankin chaired the nominating committee and Irvin A. Baumann of Midland served as meeting director. The WPCA serves Martin Midland Howard Upton Crane Reagan Andrews Glasscock Ward Loving and Winkler counties.
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Stanton
Western Production Credit Association
Permian Basin
Jim Franklin
E. G. Branch
Rankin
Franklin
Clark
Crane
B. W. Gollady
Midland
Walton Poage
WPCA
David Workman
Workman
Norman Elrod
Irvin A. Baumann
WPAC
Martin
Howard
Upton
Ector
Reagan
Andrews
Glasscock
Ward
Loving
Winkler
Vendor's Day Planned at Reese AFB to Link Local Firms
Reese Air Force Base hosts its second annual Vendor's Day on Thursday with about 100 area businessmen expected. Maj. Joseph Sullivan notes the event explains Reese purchases locally, includes briefings by Col. James Gunn III, a 10:15 panel on procurement, a base tour, and a 65 cent lunch, ending at 1:45. Reservations still available through the Chamber of Commerce or Reese Procurement Office. a 8:30 a.m. shuttle from the Chamber is offered.
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Reese Air Force Base
Joseph V. Sullivan
Reese
Maj. Sullivan
NCO Club
James A. Gunn III
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Reese Procurement Office
Chamber of Commerce
Speedboat Races Set Here Today at Buffalo Lakes
Buffalo Lakes hosts its first speedboat race of the season at 1 p.m. today with professional semi professional and amateur classes. The Lubbock Boat Club sponsors events in Classes B C and ID including hydroplane runabout and ski boat. Drivers from the southwest are expected to attend. Admission remains unchanged for race day.
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Buffalo Lakes
Lubbock Boat Club
Southwest
Delbert Henry
Boat Club
New Officers Elected By Hobbs Lions Club
Hobbs residents learn William B Lowry is elected president of the Downtown Lions Club succeeding Arthur B Snead. Installation set for June at a dinner meeting.New officers named include Ben Randolph Morris Barrett Arville Sullins Don Spoonemore Joe Caudle Harold Reese and Don Hinkle. New and holdover directors listed with Aubra Cox Jack Goodrum C O Montgomery Marie Rhoades Charles Bryan Virgil Henry Rae Luck and Douglas Spink.
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Club
Aubra Cox
Jack Goodrum
C. O. Montgomery
Marie Rhoades
Charles Bryan
Virgil Henry
Rae Luck
Douglas Spink
Cancer Fund Drive Begins in Tulia At 1 P M
The 1963 Cancer Fund Drive starts today at 1 PM in Tulia. Volunteer solicitors gather in the Willie Room of the Swisher County Electric Cooperative building to begin fundraising.
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Willie
Swisher
Cancer Crusade House to House Campaign In Roswell
A house to house canvass by the Chaves County Cancer Crusade will begin at 1 p.m. today. The effort will mobilize 380 canvassers and 47 team captains across the area.
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Roswell
Chaves County Cancer Crusade
Hart Bailey Teams Win In Land Judging Contest
An FFA team from Hart and the Bailey County 4-H team captured first place in the 10th annual land judging contest in Plainview. About 150 youths competed. 27 FFA teams and five 4-H teams.
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Hart, Bailey
Plainview
FFA
Hart
Bailey County
National Guard
Walter Labay
Area I
Plainview Chamber of Commerce
Hale County Soil Conservation District
Oe ‘Mitchell
David Gardner
Ary Heller
Roger Davis
el Tucker
Bill Harbin
Stanley Black
Kearney Scoggin
Bruce Little
J. K. Adams
Monterey
Lubbock
Gary Hufstedler
Amherst
Dwight Faver
Larry Karrh
Hale County
Dale McEachern
Lubbock High School
Slaton
Littlefield
Collingsworth County Group
Ex City Man Presents Paper At Symposium
Dr. Paul C. Ragland, formerly of Lubbock and now at the University of North Carolina, presented a paper on Autoradiographic Investigations of Naturally Occurring Materials at a three day International Symposium on the World's Natural Radioactivity Levels held at Rice University during its 50th anniversary. He was among 200 U.S. scientists and 12 foreign researchers at the event.
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Clyde Raglarfts
19Th St
Lubbock
Houston
Paul C. Ragland
Chapel Hill
N.C
Ragland
United States
atRice University
Texas Tech
Rice University
University of North Carolina
Shirley Cartwright
Lub- Ibock
Khrushchev Must Go Policy Spreads in Peking
The China Mail reports there is no chance of reconciliation between Peking and Moscow while Nikita Khrushchev remains in power an unnamed CCP member says a Khrushchev must go policy is being spread by Beijing.
Lubbock Kiwanis Sponsor Bike Safety Program
The Kiwanis Club of Lubbock sponsors a free bicycle safety program for elementary and junior high students next Saturday. Registration runs 9 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at all schools. attendees must bring their bicycles. Participants receive an eight page folder Fun on a Bike and enter a drawing at City Hall for prizes up to 10 dollars. All registrations stay with the Police Department to aid bicycle recovery.
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Kiwanis Club of
Lubbock
National Safety Council
Lubbock City Hall
African nationalists may seek British intervention on federation budget
In Lusaka African Nationalist leaders indicated they may ask Britain to intervene in the Central African Federation budget crisis. Northern Rhodesia's government will not follow the federal plan on tax revenues as the federation nears dissolution.
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Lusaka
Northern Rhodesia
UPI
Britain
Central African Federation
Northern
Tulia High School Choir Concludes Season With Spring Concert
The Tulia High School choir presents its final performance of the year at 2 0 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The concert theme is Say It With Music. Choir favorites include Donna Jennings Marilyn English Peery Purser Aimmie Perguvon Bobby Neill Larry Cole and David Wynne.
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TULIA
Tulia High School
Linda Adams
Donna Jennings
Marilyn English
Peery Purser
Aimmie Perguvon
Bobby Neill
Larry Cole
David Wynne
Seven Here Answer Misdemeanor Charges in County Courts
Seven defendants faced misdemeanor charges Saturday in County Courts at Law. Four men in No. 1 pleaded innocent to check law violations, bonds set at $500. Names include Bill Grims ley, Raymond Henderson, Wayne Brantley, and Bill Ratliff. Also in No. 1 Tommy Ransom and Pedro Mercado pled innocent to theft and weapon possession with bonds $500. In No. 2 Ray Segsoms pleaded guilty to check law violation, fined $25 plus costs.
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James A. Ellis
Bill Grimsley
Raymond Henderson
Wayne Brantley
Spur
Bill E. Ratliff
Tommy Ransom
17Th St
Pedro Mercado
Ave. G
Pat Moore
Ray Segsoms
36Th St
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Mears
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Merv Chaplin
Indianola
Hobbs Lions Club
Cancer Crusade
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Karachi
Pakistan
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Sears
TSA
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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