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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1954

Page

6

Plans For Ralls Rodeo Advance In 1954

Ralls Jaycees display hand-tooled belts to be awarded at the third annual Jaycee Rodeo set for August 26-28 at Balis. W. W. Branscum provides stock. 120 crowd capacity noted. Rodeo manager James Boydston plans out-of-town booster trips and chamber cooperation. Beards and "riding herd" on locals noted despite heat.

RALLS Ralls Junior Chamber of Commerce Balis W. W. Branscum James Boydston Ralls Jaycees Sout Plains Ralls Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Bil Maves Raris Shieh

Patsy Joplin Candidate For Farm Bureau Queen Contest

Miss Patsy Joplin 16 of Meadow is the third Terry County Farm Bureau Queen contestant. She attends Meadow High School and stands five feet four inches tall weighing 128 pounds with blonde hair and blue eyes. The contest is set for 2 pm on August 21 at Veterans Memorial Hall with a covered dish supper and program to follow. Eligibility requires Farm Bureau member relation and poise and personality judged live.

Brownfield Auge Patsy Joplin Stes Meadow Terry County Farm Bureau Joplin Veteran's

M. C. Enger Rites Slated Here Today

Funeral services for Marvin C. Enger 30 of Lubbock who drowned at Siloam Springs Arkansas while attending a Four Square Gospel Church summer encampment were held at Faith Temple at 2 30 p m The Rev Floyd Dawson pastor of the Four Square Gospel Church officiated Burial followed at Tech Memorial Park under direction of George Price Funeral Home Levelland

Marvin C. Enger Lubbock Siloam Springs Ark Four Square Gospel Church Faith Temple Enger Chris Enger 43Rd St Floyd Dawson Four Square

Crosby County Farm Bureau Announces Queen Contest

RALLS Aug 7 Special Crosby County Farm Bureau announces a queen contest. Entrants aged 16 to 22, daughter or sister of a member, will be judged Sept 1 on appearance poise and personality. District winners receive a watch and an expense paid trip. state queen and attendant get 500 travel funds to New York.

Ralls Crosby County New York Texas Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau American Bureau Federation New York City Crosbyn County Farm Bureau Crosby County Farm Bureau Contest Committee Donald Wooten Croshvten R. H. Farris Mel Cherry Robert Swetman Lorenzo Dennis Tayior W. B. Allen Bianco Ode Heering Dewey Wells Jr

Mexico to Probe U S Wetback Deportations

Mexico’s Foreign Ministry orders a full report from Mexican consuls in Texas on recent mass deportations of Mexican nationals described as wetbacks. Officials say action will follow if reports show illegalities.

Menico City Texas Foreign Ministry Mnnstry

Texas City Blast Damage Payments Okayed By Solons

A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved legislation to authorize payments for damages from the Texas City explosion that killed 570 people on April 16, 1947. Claims would be filed with the Army Secretary. the bill, already passed by the House, aims for action before adjournment. The subcommittee may allow death claims above the $10,000 cap set by the House measure.

Washington Senate Judiciary Texas City Tex Secretary of the Army House Sen. Langer R-Sd Senate

Hegi Named Chairman Of USC Fund Drive In Lynn

F B Hegi cashier First National Bank of Tohoka named chairman of Lynn County for the Texas United Defense Fund campaign to raise 775 dollars in Texas this year. Lynn County quota 891. 186 county residents serve in the armed forces. Appointed by Ollie I Weakley district chairman of the upcoming USO fund appeal to assist troops.

Tahoka F. B. Hegi First National Bank of Tohoka Lynn County Texas United Defense Fund USC Texas Hegi Post USO

Funeral services for 22 month old William J Fisher Jr

Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. today at the McDonald Funeral Home Chapel for William Jennings Fisher Jr. 22 months old, who died at 10:50 p.m. Thursday at West Texas Hospital. Rev. David Zacharias of Westminster Presbyterian Church will officiate. Burial will be in Tech Memorial Park.

William Jennings Fisher Jr W. J. Fisher McDonald Funeral Home West Texas Hospital David Zacharias Westminster Presbyterian Church Buria Tech Memorial Park

Dismissals Exceed Admittances At Polio Center In Plainview

In Plainview on August 7 the West Texas Polio Center saw more dismissals than admittances for two days running marking a first since re opening in June. One new admission, 12 year old William Thomas Gaither from Floydada, was in acute but non paralytic condition. Four patients were dismissed Friday and four more Saturday. Names include Gary Payne Dorothy Carew Dickie McDonald Larry Reece Sandra Hale JohnVillaneuva Lorenzo Kenneth Dewey Jr. Hale Center and John McCarty of Kress. Forty patients remained hospitalized and none in critical condition.

Plainview West Texas William Thomas Gaither S. Gaither Floydada Gary Wayne Payne Dorothy Carew Lubbock Dickie Ray McDonald Larry Reece Sandra Gale Farris Joe Louis Villaneuva Lorenzo Richard Kenneth Dewey Jr Hale Center John Henry McCarty Kress

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