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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1963

Page

6

City Cleanup Gains Momentum With Extra Trucks

Citywide cleanup began April 15 as part of Cleanup Month with overtime crews and added trucks. Sanitation Chief Cundiff noted heavy loads from areas between 19th and 34th streets west of Ave. Q. He urged residents to box debris within size limits and warned orderly dumping reduces delays.

Joe Hitchcock Avalanche-Journal City of Lubbock R. M. Dun- Giff Cundiff 19Th 4Th Sts Ave. Q Sanitation Department

London Bus Tour for 56 Cents Covers Major Sights

A remarkable bargain offer features a two hour double decker London bus trip at 56 cents, letting travelers view almost every major sight in the city. The deal emphasizes value for visitors seeking a comprehensive overview of London landmarks in a short ride.

London

Reverse Racial Suit Trial Set For May 27

A. C. Cash and his two daughters, former Close City district residents now in Post, sue for racial discrimination alleging white students pay tuition and arrange transport to Post while Black students receive district support. Judge Truett Smith set May 27 for trial and denied a temporary injunction.

POST Close City Dist Truett Smith Tohoka Smith A. C.cash Cash Pat N. Walker

Officers Elected At Methodist Meet In Lubbock District

The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Lubbock District elected officers at a Slaton Methodist Church meeting. President Bob Cummings, vice president Chris Weems, secretary treasurer Deann Walker, publicity chair Martha Sanders, land faith chair Martha Collins, witness chair Carol Todd, outreach chair Kay Choate, fellowship citizenship chair Wesley Wallace. Rev. Keith Wiseman installed them.

Methodist Youth Fellowship of Lubbock Slaton Martha Collins 37Th St Asbury Methodist Church Carol Todd W. Lubbock Kay Choate S. 10Th St Slaton Methodist Church Wesley Wallace 54Th St First Methodist Church Keith Wiseman Epworth Methodist Church Luboe

Lagos oil exports surge eighty five percent this year

Nigerian oil exports rise 85 percent from last year according to Post figures. The article notes ongoing conditions in the Close City district affecting residents despite the suit.

Lagos

Junior High Band Placings Announced Across Regions

Four region 1 junior high bands earned No 1 ratings in both concert and sight-reading with Esteado High earning a marching No 1. Seagraves Hutchinson Atkins Plains Muleshoe Lockney Brownfield Thompson Coronado Littlefield Matthews Evans Alderson and others competed with various concert sight-reading and marching scores.

UIL Conpecs Monterey High School Recen Esteado Junior High Ieee Seagraves Junior High Hutchinson Junior High Atkins Junior High Plains Junior High Muleshoe Junior High Lockney Junior High Brownfield Junior High

Baptist Sunday School Board Assigns Training Union Writer

Mrs Myron Kattner of Slide Baptist Church received an assignment from the Baptist Sunday School Board to compose Training Union lesson courses for children aged six to eight. Dr Raymond M Nashville editor of Training Union notes about 150 Baptist writers prepare study materials yearly for the Board’s 16 curricula periodicals.

Myron Kattner Slide Baptist Church Baptist Sunday School Board Training Union Raymond M. Nashville Ont The Sunday Law

Tula Band Tops Tulia in Canyon Interscholastic Contest

The Tulia High School band earned top marks in concert playing and sight reading at the Interscholastic League Contest in Canyon. The AA marching group advanced to sweepstakes, joining Canyon and Spearman as regional sweepstakes honorees. Bruce Cook directs the band with O. L. Slaton II in concert and sight reading, Wilson II in concert and sight reading, and Levelland I in concert and II in sight reading. Rex E. Shelton chaired the event.

Tula Tulia Canyon Spearman Bruce Cook O. L. Slaton Junior High Wilson Junior High Levelland Junior High Rex E. Shelton

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