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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1954

Page

6

Eisenhower Popularity Rises to 70 Percent in Gallup Poll

George Gallup reports 70 percent of voters approve of President Eisenhower's performance, 21 percent disapprove, and 9 percent have no opinion. The poll spans Republicans, Democrats, independents, and regions, noting strongest support among college graduates, White-Collar workers, and Midwestern residents.

George Gallup American Iavttsate Public Opinien Ee Ee NJ Eisenhower Iowa New York Chicago Los Angeles Houston Indochina Congress Truman Institute Middlewest East Midwest South

Religious Emphasis Week Begins In Ralls

Ralls Chambers of Commerce sponsors Religious Emphasis Week from Monday to Friday with open air services at 7 a.m. on the city auditorium lawn. Local ministers lead each service under the theme Using God in Our Business and Lives. Jaycee Lenard Anstead and Chamber chairman James Leftwich announce cooperation to host morning gatherings, with services ending by 7 30 and nearby businesses asked to adjust hours.

RALLS Ralls Chambers of Commerce City Auditorium Junior Chamber of Commerce Lenard Anstead Jaycee Committee James Leftwich Chamber of Commerce

Fort Howard Paper Co receives certificate from Carpenter Paper Co

A certificate honoring inter company friendship between Fort Howard Paper Co of Green Bay Wisconsin and Carpenter Paper Co was presented to the local firm Saturday. A. F. Phillips of Lubbock accepted for Carpenter Paper Co with Earl R. Johnson of Fort Howard presenting. Similar certificates were issued in Fort Worth San Antonio and other Texas cities for service and friendship. Carpenter Paper Co serves 43 West Texas and Eastern New Mexico counties from Lubbock.

Fort Howard Paper Co Green Bay Wisc Carpenter Paper Co Lubbock West Texas New Mexico A. F. Phillips Earl R. Johnson Great Howard Paper Co Fort Worth San Antonio

Captured German Submarine To Become Chicago Museum Exhibit

The U-55, once a menace to Allied shipping, was moved to a Chicago pier last Saturday to become a museum exhibit. Captured by a task group under Rear Adm. Daniel Gallery in 1944, the 1,000-ton submarine was eased from a floating drydock onto the pier for display as the first enemy ship captured on the high seas since 1812.

Chicago Adm Daniel Gallery Lake Michigan

Huge Leak In Reservoir Holding Houston's Water Supply Plugged

Workmen closed a giant leak in the San Jacinto River Reservoir near Houston after a three day effort. Project engineer L T Bolin said steel H beams stopped about 90 percent of the flow and a steel plate would finish the job. Water loss dropped from an feared 19 billion gallons to 1.13 billion due to upstream inflow.

Houston San Jacinto River Here L. T. Bolin Bolin

Texas City Girl Dies Of Polio At Camp

Gale Godard, 16, of Texas City died Friday at John Sealy Hospital Galveston after contracting polio at a Presbyterian encampment near Livingston. Other Texas City girls at the camp received gamma globulin as a precaution. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Godard.

Texas City Tex Gale Godard John Sealy Hospital Galveston

McCoy Community Reunion Aug 22 at Mackenzie State Park

The McCoy Community of Floyd County reunion will be held Sunday Aug 22 at Mackenzie State Park. President Charlie Berry Floydada and secretary Roe McCleskey Lubbock announce. Basket lunches will be provided at 1 p.m.

McCoy Floyd County Mackenzie State Park Charlie Berry Floydada Roe McCleskey 20Th St Lubbock

Maynard Rites Are Slated Here Today

Funeral services for W. L. Maynard age 44 of 802 3rd Street are set for 2 30 p m at the East Side Church of Christ with minister W R Jones in charge. He died at Methodist Hospital Friday morning after a heart attack at home. He had been ill about a week after moving from Waco to Lubbock about 30 years ago and worked for the City Sanitation Department 25 years. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction.

W. L. Maynard 3Rd St East Side Church of Christ W. R. Jones Maynard Arrval Methodist Hospital Lubbock Waco City Sanitation Department City of Lubbock Cemetery Rix Funeral Home

Newsmen To Commemorate First Texas Newspaper

Texas newsmen will commemorate the first newspaper printed in Texas at Nacogdoches this fall. Sigma Delta Chi will sponsor the ceremony during National Newspaper Week October 18, with DeWitt C. Reddick announcing Nacogdoches as the site. Gazeta de Texas, May 1813 edition, is cited as the earliest Texas soil newspaper.

Austin U8 — Texas Newsmen Texas Nacogdoches Sigma Delta Chi DeWitt C. Reddick

Quarter Horse Show Exhibits at Garza County Arena

The sixth annual Garza County Quarter Horse Show in Post features top prize winners including grand champion stallion Babe Mac owned by Alvin Davis of Brownfield and grand champion mare Rita May owned by Ralph May of Plainview. Sponsors include Garza County Quarter Horse Association with awards across multiple foaling and dam produce categories highlighting owners from Vernon Creighton to Paul Curtner and Johnny Geldings.

West Pea New Mexico Garza County Rodeo Ralph Howe Seymour Babe Mac Alvin Davis Brownfield Garza County Quarter Horse Association Iat Vernon Creighton Gall Tse Albert Billy Craft Jacksboro Georgia Brown Jack Samton Post Wilson Connell Rita May Ralph May Plainview Vernon Bradlew Clovis Neva Mae Bill Wyehe van Horn Red Titan RC. Wood Crosbyton Fort Hodges C. G. Hill Jr Frances Wes Big Spring Allbl Hill Buddy Neal Dan Whitson Joldamit Babe Mac C Town Crier Paul Curtner Tater Johnny Geldings Spark Plug Frosty Babe Peter Morgan Midland St. Bill Cody Sr Heber Stewart Get of L'legro Doyle Saul Pecos Bill’ Long Cuero Bill Long Miss Neva Buster ‘Cole Sue Burleson M.C. Smith Plavenda

New underpass dedication in Sweetwater Texas

A new one million dollar underpass beneath eleven railroad tracks at Sweetwater was dedicated Saturday. E H Thornton chair of the Texas Highway Commission spoke at the ceremony.

Sweetwater Tex Texas and Pacific and Santa Fe E. H. Thornton Texas Highway Commission

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