Student recalls Paris stay with French university circles
The narrator describes time in Paris with higher education groups at the Sorbonne, living in Ingrandes, and adapting to old French houses. He notes fondness for the city as he spent considerable time among students and faculty. He mentions Sunday school attendance in Lubbock, with 15,282 reported for 1953 and 13,877 in attendance across 6 churches.
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Paris
Spentjand Sciences
Ingrandes
Sorbonne
Digjord
T Qqi
Lubbock
American Teacher Adams Remembers France and Europe Visit
Former U S Army dependents school teacher Adams recalls teaching in Paris and Ingrandes France 1960 and 1956 tours. He compares French and American methods notes discipline and student initiative and reports crowded classes 45 students. He traveled Europe by Volkswagen drove 14 000 miles then to Lubbock. He plans to return but may delay to finish his master's degree. Unrelated Cairo boat tragedy follows.
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France
Anashbock
Texas Tech
Texas College , Arts and Industries
Seer
Pata
Paris
Ingrandes
Tedanses
U. S
Adams
Lycee
Europe
New Hoe York
Lubbock
Ping Pong Tourney Planned At Lamesa
Lamesa special edition announces an open ping-pong tournament to benefit the Lamesa Boys' Club of America. Tim Cook directs this single elimination event with no age limits, held Aug 31 and Sept 1. Entry is 2 dollars, prizes awarded in singles and doubles trophies. Proceeds support the local boys' organization.
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Lamesa
Lamesa Boys’ Club of America
Tim Cook
Dawson County
Descendants of Stephens Meet For Annual Reunion
About 55 members of the Stephens descendants gathered for their yearly reunion. Present were Mrs. John King and many others from Lubbock and Portales, N M, including Mr. and Mrs. Grant Blackwell, Floyd, Raymond Stephens, and several Brooks and Foster family members.
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Jeb. Stephens
John King
Grant Blackwell
Floyd
Cecil Blackwell
Raymond Stephens
Frank Kerrland
Karen Ard
Ronnie
John R. Stephens
Mea
Bob Stephens
LF Raven
Barbara
Caro
Si Mie
Dorina Brooks
Tom Foster
T. D. Schmidt
Sharla
Lubbock
Keith Greathouse
Chilldren
Karissa
Braxton
Lynn Arnold
Brad
Gary
Lynn
Portals
N. M
Cecil Brooks
Lee
David
Olton seeks new band director as Bentz resigns
Olton School System announces band director Richard Bentz quits to return home and applications are being accepted for the vacancy. The superintendent’s office also lists openings for high school English economics and fifth grade. Olton schools open August 2.
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Olton
Richard Bentz
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50 Enter Panhandle Chess Meet Opens in Panhandle
About 50 players are expected to compete in the Panhandle Open Chess tournament. Six officers and enlisted reservists will depart from Municipal Airport at 10 a.m. for a 14 mile trek to a west coast base for training. Local residents Dr. Roy Riddle Jr Jimmy Davis Dr. Ralph Underwood and Wilson Neil plan to participate. Trophies donated by the Pampa Chamber of Commerce and the Amarillo Globe-News will be awarded to open and class winners with a junior prize for under 18.
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Marine Corps
West Coast
Lovett Memorial Library
Pampagee Lubbock
Roy Riddle Jr
Jimmy Davis
Ralph Underwood
Wilson Neil
RPSL
Wave Gees
Pampa
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Cairo
Egypt
Nile
Edfu
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Atomik
David and Stewart
Springfield
Colo
Dean Martin
Albuquerque
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Lcene
Theized Marine Panhandle Open Chess Reserve
Sanders
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