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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1967

Page

5

Two Housing Programs Favored Face Senate Test

Administration supporters say they have the votes to restore funding for two key housing programs. The issue heads to an Appropriations subcommittee led by Sen. Warren G Magnuson. The House budget action cut $40 million in new rent subsidies.

Congress Magnuson Appropriations Committee Dirksen Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Robert C. Weaver Housing Department Administration Senate Housing Subcommittee

Bridge League Winners To Be Crowned Tonight

The Llano Esta cado South Plains Summer Sectional Tournament concludes after four days of bridge competition at the KoKo Inn Convention Hall. Open pairs side games start at 11 a.m with dinner at 23 p.m. and officers elected at 4 p.m. Final session and tabulation determine champions.

Llano Estacado South Plains KoKo Inn Henry Blair John J. Chauncey Jr Lubbock Howard E. Cromer Eleanor R. Cromer Las Cruces S. R. Forsythe Maurice Healy

Three GOP Leaders Back Romney At Mackinac Island

Governor Nelson Rockefeller and fellow governors John Chafee and William Scranton join Romney at Mackinac Island for a weekend gathering described as relaxation with no serious political aims. Romney flew to Detroit for a riot funeral, then returned for the media event.

Nelson Rockefeller New York Rhode Island John Chafee Pennsylvania William Scranton Romney Gov. Romney Rockefeller Scranton Chafee Straits of Mackinac Detroit

Record $13 435 Hog Breeders Sale Most Successful Yet

The West Texas Duroc Breeders Sale at Panhandle-South Plains Fair grounds set a record with 85 hogs selling for 13 435 and an average of 158 each. Top money went to champion boar from Bilt-Rite Farms sold to Edward Elliott for 900, with other high sales including champ gilt at 500 and reserve titles at 350. Buyers included breeders from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico as auctioneers and officers listed W F Holloway H G Lorenz and Way Jon R Carroll.

Tal Panhandle - South Plains Fairgrounds Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Champion Boat Bilt-Rite Farms Happy Edward Eliott Littlefield Bilt-Rite Dr. C. D. Smith Crystal City Donald Purdy Lubbock H. G. Lorienz Smith Troy Martin Seagraves H. R Bryan Seminole Trotter and Sons Hale Center Larry Bryan Monty Griffin Lamesa Jimmy Adams Fort Sumner N. M Lorenz Felder Spearman Buddy Winter Idalou Bil Scott Abilene W. B. Dickerson Orton WTBDA W. F. Holloway Petersburg H. G. Lorenz Laubbock Way Jon R. Carroll

Champs Named In Post Rodeo

Champions in all events were announced Saturday night at the final Post Stampede and Southwestern Championship Rodeo. Winners include Bobby Ball Lubbock senior bull riding Bowie Wesley Wilderado senior calf roping Rick Cunningham Gail junior calf roping Terry Mauldin Kenneth Mauldin Roby senior team roping Pote Bending Vickie Hines Childress junior bull riding Sam Groves Lubbock Ed die Eicke Snyder junior barrel racing Debbie Ferguson Petersburg Morris Rushing Plains saddle bronc Sam Groves Lubbock Robert Taylor Big Spring Jim Whitefield Big Spring open barrel racing Deborah Whitehead Morton. More than 1500 attended.

POST Bobby Ball Lubbock Bowie Wesley Wilderado Rick Cunningham Gail Terry Mauldin Kenneth Mauldin Roby Pote Vickie Hines Childress Sam Groves Eddie Eicke Snyder Morris Rushing Plains Robert Taylor Sweetwater Jim Whitefield Big Spring Deborah Whitehead Morton

Vacation Bible School and Teen-Time at Baptist Mission

Elgin Avenue Baptist Mission at the corner of 66th Street opens its Vacation Bible School for ages 3 through 12 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. each weekday with closing exercises Friday at 7 p.m. Misses Elaine Cannon and Jane Cannon assist. Teen-Time runs 7:30 to 9 p.m. Dwayne Young directs music and youth activities.

Elgin Avenue Baptist Mission 66Th St Elgin Ave Elaine Cannon Jane Cannon Baptist Invincibles Lubbock

Lost Peter Hurd painting found in Dallas

The Peter Hurd portrait of President Johnson, insured for 30000, was found in Dallas after a misdirected shipment from Albuquerque. The owner of the Little Gallery, Earl Westfall, planned to display the work in Carlsbad later that day. Hurd did not attend the arrival in Dallas.

Carlsbad. N.M President Johnson Dallas Carlsbad Earl Westfall Little Gallery Peter Hurd Westfall Iday Albuquerque Kansas City Railway F Ex‘press Agency

Pistol in Sling Robs Troup Bank of $5300

In Troup Texas a short man using a black arm sling robbed First National Bank of $5300 mostly in 50 and 100 dollar bills. About 15 to 20 customers witnessed the theft as two suspects were arrested by sheriff deputies. The town lies southeast of Tyler.

Troup Tex First National Bank of Jarvis Smith County Tyler

Argument In Club Leads To Shooting

Merkle Texas AP report says J B Price, 30, was shot to death Friday night after an argument at a lake club on Fort Phantom Lake near Merkle. Seven or eight witnesses saw the homicide. Price died on arrival at Abilene hospital twelve miles east of Merkle.

Merkle, Tex Merkle J. B. Price Abilene Fort Phantom Lake Jones County

New Pastor Takes Post at Hart First Baptist

The Rev. C. T. Cunningham has become pastor of Hart First Baptist Church. Mrs. Cunningham will teach language arts at Hart Junior High. He is a Wayland Baptist College and Golden Gate Seminary graduate and served as Navy chaplain for two years prior to leading Second Baptist in Plainview for four years.

HART C. T. Cunningham First Baptist Church Cunningham Mr. Cunningham Wayland Baptist College Plainview Golden Gate Seminary Mill Valley California Navy Second Baptist Church

Lockney School Board Names Two Teachers and Accepts Resignations

The Lockney school board elected Don Brashear to teach high school history speech and art and assigned Mrs. Don Vernon to third grade. The board accepted the resignations of James Collinsworth his wife and Art Barker Jr. secretary. Collinsworth a junior high coach and teacher for two years moves with his wife to Killeen.

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