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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1967
Page
10
Gardening expert Ed Zukaukg rs explains early season mum pinching. Advice covers height targets from four to twelve inches, and how timing and tissue softness affect blooms and growth across regions including Central Europe and the Northeast.
In Odessa Region 1 AAAA events the meet hosts 32 Lubbock students from Coronado Lubbock High and Monterey high schools. Clyde H. Chisum directs the Odessa College event with 600 plus participants from about 40 area schools.
Mrs. Vernon H. Keesee of 1620 31st Street leads the South Plains area chapter of the American Iris Society and serves as general chairman for the regional iris meeting to be held in Abilene. She grows about 150 cultivars, teaches gardening tips, and notes precautions against a mustard seed fungus during heavy rains last August. The article also covers upcoming regional concerts and junior high band contests in the South Zone with multiple area schools listed as participants.
The 19th District of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold its spring convention in Big Spring at the Settles Hotel today and Sunday. Mrs. E. H. Narmour Jr. will preside at Sunday’s business meeting and elections will choose a new president and vice president for two years.
Veterans of World War I in the Hub of the Plains will meet at Hodges Community Center for a noon luncheon and program. Mrs. Lynn Jones of Lubbock will discuss democracy while Sid A. Lowery will report on HB 2066 to increase pensions for veterans and widows. A business meeting follows.
A fragmented New York report notes a cadaver kidney transplant and related medical details. The text mentions a 1 year old, a 52 year old woman named Anna, and a hospital setting with references to glomerular disease and embo lism, but the text is garbled and contains conflicting names and places.
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