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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1962

Page

7

Automation decade reshapes jobs gains and losses

A decade after Diebold and Ford showcased automated lines, analysts weigh benefits and job losses. Automation boosts efficiency in household goods and plastics while reducing payrolls in some plants, yet overall manufacturing employment fell as output rose. Government and industry push retraining and a balanced approach amid global competition and potential recession risks.

New Plastica Chicago Detroit West Virginia Labor Department

Farm Bureau District 2 Policy Training Here

County Farm Bureau leaders from across the area meet at Holiday Inn East Motor Hotel for a 10 a.m. District 2 policy development training led by H. L. King of Brownfield. Texas Farm Bureau members from Waco assist with the session as similar meetings occur statewide to discuss farm issues and the policy process.

Farm Bureau Holiday Inn East Motor Hotel H. L Hub) King Brownfield District Farm Bureau Texas Farm Bureau Waco King

Former Residents Named Home Missionaries to Sioux

Mr and Mrs Robert C Estes of Springs were appointed home missionaries during Baptist Home Mission Week at Glorieta New Mexico Their assignment will be with the Sioux Indians of South Dakota announced by Glendon McCullough secretary of missionary personnel They are parents of 18 month old Gary Bruce Mrs Estes daughter of Elmer and wife of Elmer Hipp Roaring Springs native who attended Grand Canyon College and Southwestern Seminary.

Robert C. Estes I Springs Glorieta N.M South Dakota Glendon McCullough Baptist Home Mission Board Im. K. Simpson 23Rd St Lubbock Estes Elmer Hipp Roaring Springs Grand Canyon College Southwestern Seminary Gary Bruce

Shelby Evans Family Reunion Held in Mackenzie State Park

A 26 member Shelby Evans clan reunion gathered at Mackenzie State Park. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Evans from Ropesville and Mr and Mrs Bill Breeden from Hobbs. Estes, a Roaring Springs native and Roaring Springs High School graduate, spoke of his education at Wayland College Plainview Grand Canyon College and Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth.

Estes Peacock Roaring Springs Wayland College Plainview Grand Canyon College Phoenix Ariz Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth Shelby Evans Lavon Evans Newland Kenneth Evans Home Baptist Church Ranger Ropesville Heland Bill Breeden Hobbs

Area Girl Elected to Fort Worth Business Council Student Body

Miss Olivia Worthen of Petersburg was elected treasurer and reporter to the first organized Fort Worth business council student body. Officers include Russell Atwood of Tuscola as president and Larry Adams of Levelland. Also mentions residents Bruce McGahey Davis Yeager and families from Lubbock.

Olivia: Worthen C. L. Worthen Petersburg Fort Worth

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