Lockney Honors Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named
Miss Sandra Smith and John M. Tye are the valedictorian and salutatorian of Lockney's graduating class. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Smith, carries a two year average of 95.3. Tye, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tye, has a 94.1 average. Nine other seniors scored above 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockney
Sandra Smith
John M. Tye
Smith
Robert Lee Smith
Tye
J. M. Tye
Ad Awards Won By Firms Here In Lubbock
Lubbock National Bank Eddie Davis Advertising Inc and Lubbock Poster Co receive national awards from the Outdoor Advertising Association of America for outstanding participation in the 10th annual contest. Certificates were presented at the bank by Dorothy Bowen of the Advertising Club. The Lubbock Bank entry placed second to Bank of America among 385 entries in 10 divisions. Dr Clifford B Jones chairman of the LNB advertising committee. Gen Curtis E Lemay suggested Japan integrate air defenses with ground control and missile forces during his Tokyo visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Natinal Bank
Eddie Davis Advertising, Inc
Lubbock Poster Co
Ontaig Advertising Assn. of America
OAAI
Dorothy Bowen
Advertising Club of
Lubbock
Davis
Frank Millican
Charles E. Maedgen Jr
Clifford B. Jones
Tokyo
UPI
Curtis E. Lemay
Japan
Missile Corps
U.S. Air Force
Colonalp promises relief for tense nerves blocking bowels
An ad touts Colonalp as a new colon nerve stimulant with bulking action to restore regularity. It claims constipation relief overnight and urges readers to buy the introductory 43 cent size, noting doctors' recommendations and clinical proof.
Thirteen Pleas of Guilty Heard in 98th District Court
Judge Howard C. Davison presided as 13 defendants pleaded guilty in felon cases. Sentences ranged from probation to two-year prison terms, with several drivers and burglars receiving fines or jail time. Arraigned defendant Johnell Bryant faces charges in a fatal stabbing last December at the Food Bar Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Davison
98Th District Court
Davison
Bert Smith
E. 1St St
Slaton
Roy B. Johnson
Terry Joseph Xireilis
Jimmy Leroy Robinson
Ray Sessums
26Th St
Horace Holmes
Teak Ave
Joe James Robinson
29Th St
Johnell Bryant
Mose Jule Roberson
Block Ave. D
Food Bar
FE. 19Th St
Missing Safe Found Emptied Of $1,400
A $1,400 burglary at Casa Linda Restaurant on Broadway left a safe emptied and abandoned in a caliche pit. Detectives said two Agriculture Department employees found the strongbox six tenths of a mile west of College Avenue on Loop 289. only a penny a bank bag and an empty envelope remained inside.
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Casa Linda
Broadway
Bud Sims
Department of Agriculture
John M. Holland
E. Bates St
Laryoce Loveless
Ave. H
College Avenue
Sims
George Hall
Klondike High announces valedictorian and salutatorian
Principal O B Barkowsky reports Jeff Williams and Donald Vogler as valedictorian and salutatorian for the graduating class. Both students posted four year averages of 93.29 and 93.20 respectively, separated by a single percentage point.
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Klondike High School
Here
O. B. Barkowsky
Barkowsky
Jeff Williams
Donald Vogler
Symphony Group To Be Honored At Dinner Today
Lubbock Symphony members and spouses will be guests of honor at the Allegro Music Club Appreciation Dinner at 7 p.m. in the Lubbock Women's Club. Lonnie Langston, Conductor William A. Harrod, Mrs. Martin H. Benson, and Allegro Club president Lora Clements will attend. The program includes entertainment and recognitions for contributions during the 1962-63 season.
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Lubbock Sym [Phony
Lubbock Women’s Club
Allegro Music Club
Lonnie Langston
The
Symphony
William A. Harrod
Martin H. Benson
Lora Clements
Allegro Club
Roswell
Houston
Lubbock
New Mexico
Langfords Realize Retirement Dream In Sun City Arizona
Former Lubbock residents John and Myrta Langford plan permanent retreat to Sun City Arizona. He will sell Odessa auto supply business while she gardens and golf, joining church groups, a bridge club, and a fishing plan in a 50 plus community of about 7000.
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John Langford
Lubbock
Langford
Sun City
Ariz
Mike Lutz
Avalanche-Journal
Langfords
Odessa
Myrta Mae
Second Baptist Church
United Church
Sun City Bridge Club
Seven Andrews Men Buy Local Telephone Company
Seven Andrews men acquire controlling interest in the Andrews Telephone Co from Mr. and Mrs. Coyle Betenbough and partners. Jack Keen becomes president, Bill Betenbough is vice president, Ira Lee Brampa secretary treasurer, with other buyers including Matt and Bobby Ellis and Guy McGill and Raymond Bristow. The firm, founded in 1933 after a snowstorm encounter, now serves over 4,000 customers with a dial system installed in 1956 and plans a $2 million rural expansion and toll dialing by 1964 1984, with long distance via Southwestern Bell in Midland.
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Andrews
Andrews, ‘Telephone Co
Im Coyle Betenbough
Jack Keen
Betenbough
Bill
Ira Lee Branpa
Matt Ellis
Bobby Ellis
Guy McGill
Raymond Bristow
McGill
Andrews Gas Co
Bristow
First National Bank
Betenboughs
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Midland
Burglary Loot Across City Strikes Ammunition and Guns
Detectives report thefts from Farm Ex change 1901 Ave H one pistol dropped outside after intruders cut a large hole in a concrete wall. Pistols valued at 419.80 and ammo 27.60. Cash register cash missing. Cafe burglary at Shed's Cafe caused 60 damage to a juke box. Other thefts list golf equipment 240 car damages 15 190 from windshields and doors.
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Farmer's Exchange
Ave. H
Bill Rutherford
Shed
Ave. C
Swain Rodgers
57Th St
Doyel Gresham
E. Erskine St
Plains
Olegario B. Garcia
Motor Inn
Louis C. Holley
21St St
Charles Coffman
Dimmitt
O. L. Fisher
Fisher
Wolfforth
Doris Sanders
Four Injured In Traffic Mishaps
Four persons were hurt in three traffic mishaps Monday. Ellis Neaves, 48, was taken to Methodist Hospital in good condition after a crash at Brownfield Highway and Slide Road. Edwin Tag, unhurt, drove another car. Beth Letson, 39, and Vera Clinkenbeard, 27, were admitted for observation after a College Avenue collision near Cornell Street. Floyd Young Warren, 60, was treated at Methodist and released after a three car pileup at East Fourth and Olive Streets. A bicycle rider is noted for riding 400 strokes per mile.
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Ellis Neaves
Belmont St
Methodist Hospital
Henderson-Wilson Funeral Home
Brownfield Hwy
Slide Rd
Edwin Tag
10Th St
Beth Letson
Grinnell St
Vera Clinkenbeard
Ave. U
Porter Hospital
Sanders Funeral Home
College Avenue
Cornell Street
Floyd Young Warren
E. 4Th St
Olive St
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Lemay
Citizens ‘Bank
Sebapte Federal Deposi
Johnson
Day Cruz
19Th St
Robinson
Kireilis
Ramon Coronado
Levelland
Will Lee
Rufus Chavez Carrillo
Ave. N
Carrillo Rodriguez
Maytag
Jobe
Mr. North
Atlantic
Lamesa
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Cape Canaveral
Penrod Toles
Jack M. Campbell
Frank Kaufman
Tommy Wallace
Bud Copple
Ken Wilbanks
Bill Hutcheson
Stanley Mathis
Max Littell
Raymond Harris
Jerry Smith
del Webb
New York Yankees
Seven Andrews
F.D.I.C
Texas
Patty
Tippy Browning
W. H. Browning
Vega
Texas Tech
Austin
Carves Drug Stores
Siroil Laboratories
Dept
Santa Monica
California
Friona Rodeo
Friona
Tommy Carr
Carr
Crect
DeWitt's Pills
DeWitt's
Oldsmobiles
Oldemogile
Olds
Wilog
Womble Olds
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