Lamesa Man Elected Director in Local Briefs
Lamesa notes report Ray Services for Frank Floyd 89, with service and burial details. Petersburg features a model rocket handbook by Kata Stephens and Tommy Respondek II, a Petersburg High School junior. Tulsa lists Dean's Honor List students including art student work and portraits by an area resident.
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Frank Floyd
Bes
Texas Children
Munnty
Baptist Church
Fey
Ativea
Lockney
Karl Cayton
Rix
Lamesa Noon
Lions Club
Floyd
University Hospital
Renner
Frower
Petersburg
Peters
Kata Stephens
Tommy Respondek II
David
Petersburg High
Ity
V. Stephens
Buffalo
Jack
C. L. Slaton
Lubbock
Respondek
Win
Ing
Amarillo Junior College
West Texas State Universon
Canyon
M. C. Clayton
Tulsa
I Dents
Pioneer Roundup Set At Plainview
The 37th Pioneer Roundup parade in Plainview features clubs, car and wagon displays, and Plainview High School bands in Western attire. The event starts at 7 p.m. near the Santa Fe depot, proceeding down Broadway to 7th Street, to Baltimore, then 6th Street, east to Ash and north back to the depot, with Gena Brazeale as chairman and a committee including Doris Hoke and Mildred Tucker.
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School Bend
Plainviewsional Women’s Clubs
Plainview High School
P.m
Santa Fe
Broadway
7Th St
Baltimore
6Th Street
Ash Street
Gena Brazeale
Doris Hoke
Mildred Tucker
Lou Featherston
Eva Cox
Marcheta Wood
Dorothy Tullis
Plans for a 150 bed hospital at Plainview
Hale County plans for a new 150 bed hospital in Plainview were outlined with a tentative layout. The first floor would house administration X ray lab and kitchens while the second floor would include four operating rooms eight recovery rooms and 12 intensive care beds. Additional rooms could be added as the need grows.
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Plainview
Hale County
Authority
Allen Riggier
Rigler Inom
Frederick Swann
Riverside Church
Interchurch| Center
New York City
First Methodist
Forrest Foundation
Lubbock
Northwestern University
School of Music
Forgan
John Christenssen
Thomas Matthews
Interchurch Center
Man Sentenced In Assault Case
A defendant pled guilty to aggravated assault against a policeman in County Court-at-Law No 1. Roy Scott 40 of 1701 Ave A received 60 days in jail and court costs for striking patrol man J C Burgtorf with a knife after a disturbance call at a cafe on Avenue H. Judge James A Ellis also imposed fines and short jail terms for co-defendants and other petty offenses.
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Roy Scott
1701
Ave. A
J. C. Burgtorf
Avenue H
James A. Ellis
Doris M. Sparkman
Littlefield
E. J. Hatchett
Tahoka
Wayne Bingham
41St St
Ellis
Buster P. Caddell
Brownfield
Testimony in Pat Dart suit against Yellow Cab continues
The civil action filed by Claude Pat Dart against Yellow Cab Inc. seeks 48 325 damages for permanent injuries alleged to have occurred April 5 1964 at the hands of a cab employee. Trial began with jurors chosen in Judge Victor H Lindsey's 72nd District Court.
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72Nd District Court
Claude Pat Dart
Yellow Cab Inc
Dart
Cab
Victor H. Lindsey
W. P. Layne
Julius Powell
Earl O. Yawn
Roger Stanley
D. C. Lem S. M. Cunningham Jr
Charles D. Allen
Cecil Lee Allen
Clyde H. Allen
Prescilla Young
Bill Yeager
Harry L. Weisley
Postmasters Convention Set for Clovis April 29 to May 1
The 29th annual convention of the New Mexico chapter of the National Association of Postmasters will be held in Clovis from April 29 through May 1. Postmaster Charles S. Stanfield says headquarters at Hotel Clovis will host more than 400 people, including 382 postmasters.
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Clovis
New Mexico
National Association of Postmasters
Charles S. Stanfield
Texas A&M 658 seniors seek degrees at May 22 commencement
Winfield Russell McAfee II of 1914th Street is among 658 Texas A&M University seniors listed as candidates for bachelor’s degrees to be conferred at the May 22 commencement. McAfee aims for a bachelor of science in sociology.
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College Station
Winfield Russell McAfee II
16Th St
Texas A&m University
McAfee
Attendance Report As Churches Host Sunday School Recital
In Westmoreland and city churches Sunday School programs drew crowds with visiting pastors and local teachers guiding performances. Attendance was reported steady with 280 recorded for the morning session and participants from various regions contributing to the event.
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East
Carnegie
A.m
Art Hal
Dr. i Mare
Brenton Methods
Songer Merparl
Jaber Sebo
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