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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1957

Page

13

Full Week Of Park Playground Activities Announced

City playgrounds schedule a week of events led by Rack Johnson. Play Day at Carlisle Park Monday features songs drama and active games with staff help. Doll show at Wagner Park Tuesday open to girls with dolls judged for multiple prizes. Wheel parade at Pioneer Park planned for Tuesday night with costumes and tricks. Caroms croquet at Booker T. Washington Park and croquet at Reedgers Park to follow. Tennis instruction at Booker T. Washington Park Monday 4 20 pm led by Coach Damon Hill. Winners from all parks advance to Rodgers Park 6 30 pm Thursday for a croquet tournament. Miss Post 1997 Charlene Baker, 17, crowned at Post High School.

Park Wagner Park Cartiste Park Prince Park Booker T. Washington Park Reedgers Park Carlisle Park Rack Johnson Plays Cornelia Chids Dalls Farus Omudther Wesner Park Carisle Park Directa Pioneer Park Pat Howard Booker T Washington Park Doris Bunton Damon Hill Rodgers Park Gene Williamson Spontaboe

Girls Vie For Southwestern Junior Rodeo Queen Title

Four judges will select the 19 and under rodeo queen at a district courtroom contest in Garva County. Entries close Monday noon via Joyce Josey. The winner receives handmade boots and leads the parade and grand entry. Contests offer over 3500 dollars in cash prizes plus multiple rodeo events and a goat-sacking kids' contest. Buddy Thompson of Dallas is the rodeo clown and Alsin Dallas of Brownfield is the announcer with Texas All-Stars providing music after shows.

Garva County Leon Miller Joyce Josey Buddy Thompson Dallas Alsin

Service-Connected Death Pay Unaffected By Widow's Income

VA official clarifies death compensation is not reduced by a widow's income when a veteran dies from a service connected condition. Income limits apply only to VA death pension for widows of wartime veterans who died from non service connected causes. In Dallas six month old Judith Crouch died. police say she likely suffocated in her sleep with her mother Thelma Crouch.

Robert W. Sisson Veterans Administration Sisson Dallas Judith Crouch Thelma Crouch

Late Summer Revival Begins In Dawson County Churches

Late summer revival meetings are under way in Dawson County churches. Bryan Street Baptist Church hosts Rev. Dr. D. N. Jackson as guest minister with services at 10 am and 8 pm through August 11. Welch Baptist Church also began revival led by Rev. TL Lynn Strewart with 10 am and 8 pm services through August 11. First Baptist Church plans revival August 18 to 25 with Dr. Albert McClellan as guest evangelist.

Lamesa Dawson County Bryan Street Baptists Church D. N. Jackson North American Baptist Assn Welch Baptist Church TL Lynn Strewart Grapevine Baptist Church Albert McClellan First Baptist Church

Lubbock Men Attend Annual Sea Fair in Seattle

Two area sailors join Sea Fair activities in Seattle aboard USS Forester for a 10 day visit. Bark W. Flint of Lubbock and William N. Washburn of the area are radioman third class and fireman respectively, sons of local residents. The Forester is among 22 ships visiting for the annual event, with another sailor Bobby Herron arriving Wednesday aboard USS St. Paul to take part in the activities.

Lubbock Seattle Seatte Wash Forester B. A. Flint 26Th St Ares William N. Washburn Ruth McAfee Post Bobby Herron Radarman Robert Herron Lorenzo St. Paul

Coolidge Home Transferred to Vermont in Ceremony

John Coolidge, son of former president Calvin Coolidge, deeded the Coolidge homestead to Vermont governor Joseph B Johnson in a ceremony that drew many political figures and spectators. The event recalled the 1923 oath when Calvin Coolidge became president with a lone oil lamp illuminating the parlor.

Plymouth Vito Coolidge United States Vermont John Coolidge Jaseph B Johnson Calvin Coolidge Col John C. Coolidge

Phrase origin explains "on tick" in U.S. cash history

The note explains that buying on tick means purchasing without cash, tracing the slang to England where a promissory note is a ticket. It notes Coolidge becoming president after Harding’s unexpected death in San Francisco.

England Coolidge Warren G. Harding San Francisco

Post Completes Plans For Golden Jubilee Activities

Paul Haagen of John RB Rogers Producing Co outlines Post’s Golden Jubilee events set for September 14 to 17. Pioneer Day opens with a street parade and the historical pageant featuring 350 local performers at the Stampede Arena. Faith of Our Fathers Day has no pageant, followed by Belles and Brush Day with costume and heard contests, then Youth Day dedicating efforts to Garza County youth. The pageant ends that night.

POST Paul Haagen John RB. Rogers Producing Co Mgrit Garza County Pioneer

Lamesa Budget Expands Storm Sewer Construction Funds

Lamesa City Council in an abbreviated session approves adding funds to the budget for storm sewer construction near North First and Lynn Streets after State Highway Department advice that state aid is unavailable. Flooded businesses prompted the move.

Lamesa North First Lynn Streets State Highway Department

Eight Lubbock ROTC Cadets Complete Fort Hood Camp

Eight Texas Tech students from Lubbock joined 1,324 cadets in concluding ROTC summer training at Fort Hood. Cadets studied leadership, nomenclature, maintenance and use of individual and team weapons during six weeks of instruction and field work.

Lubbock

Aspen tax on hotel beds struck at district court

In Aspen Colorado yesterday a district court was asked to block the city’s 2 percent bed tax on hotel, motel, and lodge rentals. Gerald Sanderson, operator of the Aspenhof Lodge, sought an injunction against the levy approved by the City Council to raise about $20,000.

Aspen Colo Gerald Sanderson Aspenhof Lodge

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