Youths Nabbed Thefts Cleared By Elks Lodge Report
Elks Lodge 1348 announced new members and the arrest of two youths, ages 16 and 15, amid a month of thefts. Police say the pair stole cars in a joy ride spree, with most vehicles recovered or wrecked. They admitted operating in pairs or alone, targeting car lots and parked vehicles, some trips to Plainview. The new lodge facilities include a youth ward and a public loving room, with hours 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.
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Elks Lodge
Intte
Alice Bate
Pet Prince Holding
Sie Raart
Plainview
Faith Healing: Fact or Fraud?
A leading New York doctor asserts healing power exists while others dispute it. The article reports on medically certifiable cases and X-ray findings, promising a fascinating account that challenges medical authorities. September Reader's Digest presents this and 37 more items.
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New York
Reader's Digest
New Officers and Trustees Named by Local Lodge
New officers are Tommy Barger Ruth Franklin Homer Maddox M Kuykendall Jack Cook Roy Cook Jay Gordon C K Williams Hubert Griffin T C McLain J T Bray T C Wilkins Clay Barger. New members include Ray Donahue James Malcolm Richard Davis William Myers Sidney McDonald J H Pace Andres Paulus Donald Runnels Louie Squiet Lee Baker Bill James and M C Sexton.
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Tommy Barger
Esquire
Ruth Franklin
Homer Maddox
Kuykendall
Jack Cook
Roy Cook
Jay Gordon
C. K. Williams
Hubert Griffin
T. C McLain
J.T. Bray
T. C. Wilkins
Clay Barger
Ray Donahue
James Malcom
Richard Davis
William Myers
Sidney McDonald
J. 11. Pace
Andres Paulus
Donald Runnels
Louie Squiet Lee Baker
Bill James
M. C Sexton
Slaton Man Fined Jailed In DWI Case
Judge Pat S Moore of County Court at Law No 2 fined Johnny Robinson 28 Slaton for a guilty plea in a DWI case and sentenced him to three days in jail plus court costs. Several liquor law violations followed with bonds set for Frank A Alonzo Esequel Banda Charles Williams and Roy Foute. Foute also held on burglary bond.
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Pat S. Moore
Frank A. Alonzo
Rt. 4
Lubbock
Esequel Banda
Rails
Charles James Williams
Juniper
Roy Foute
1812
Ave. R. Foute
County Court-At-Law
Miro
Pat ©. Moore
Fred’. Harrell
D.C. Stewart Neering Co
Mote
Marriage Lice, Divorces and Annullments in Lubbock Court
Lubbock courts hear multiple marriage licenses and divorce actions. Annulments granted include Evelyn Moses against CA Moses. Several divorce suits noted, with cases involving Peach, Danklets, Stephenson, Batwon, and others. District and county courts list hearings for property and damage claims and vehicle forfeiture actions. Local names include Conley Lott Machinery Co, Felton Askew, and Robert H. Bean presiding.
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Lubbock
Leter H. Linewey
Dodge Prosi
Nat Caose
Peach
Faye Peach
Katherine Danklets
Jack Dankete
Warde Fur
Doom C
Dorothy Jean. Stephenson
Wille F Stephenson
Ruth Batwon
Marvin Batwon
Annie Helen Aian Cain
Nuit
Robert H. Bean
Presidia Conley Lott. Machinery Co
D. Poteet
Texas
Mercury
State of Texas
Ford
Felton
Aubrey Gene Darrett
Silverton FHA Plans Adoption Project This Year
Silverton chapter of the Future Homemakers of America plans to adopt a child in a foreign country this year. The child will stay in its home country while the FHA chapter pays 10 dollars a month for its upkeep. Planning is underway and details will be announced later.
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FHA
Silverton
The
Future Homemakers of America
Wheat yields rise with ammonia application in Texas fields
Wade Mills, farming about 765 acres in Castro County, reports wheat yields increased from 12 to 20 bushels per acre after applying 100 to 120 pounds of Phillips 66 Ammonia per acre. He notes maize land with 120 pounds per acre also rose about 2000 pounds per acre and emphasizes ammonia as essential for following maize. Thousands of Texas farmers use Phillips 66 Ammonia to boost yields and profits across wheat maize and cotton.
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Wade Mills
Castro County
Texas
Phillips 66
West Texas
Plainview Oil Company Notice Form Rowlend Gerden
Public notice from Plainview area oil firm Rowlend Gerden requesting bids or filings. Contact at Ph CA4-6944 for details and deadline.
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Gorden
Plainview ‘Oil Company
Rowlend-Gerden Form Leet, Inc
Whiteface Man's Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Orville Hoyt Summers 48 will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Whiteface First Baptist Church with Rev Herbert Rowe and Rev Clifford Potts officiating Summers a Whiteface resident since 1930 and school custodian for eight years died Tuesday in Dupree Hospital Levelland Survivors include wife two sons Ricky and Odis a daughter Mrs David Burt Morton three brothers Garvin Forrest Troy Arthur Walker Ed McCasland Clyde Mote Carl Mills and Ted Garrett Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock under George Price Funeral Home Levelland
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Orville Hoyt Summers
Whiteface First Baptist Church
Herbert Rowe
Fort Worth
Clifford Potts
Summers
Dupree Hospital
Levelland
W. F. Summitt Rites Set At Hobbs Today
Funeral services for William Francis Summitt, 82, longtime Hobbs resident, will be held at 2 30 p m today in Griffin Funeral Home Chapel. He died Sunday in a Hobbs hospital and burial will be in Prairie Haven Cemetery.
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Hobbs
William Francis Summitt
Griffin Funeral Home
Summit
Prairie Haven
Mrs Apolonio Salazar Funeral Set In Hale Center
Funeral services for Mrs Apolonio R. Salazar age 67 are set for 3 p m today at Hale Center Catholic Church Rev George Buckley of St Marys Church Lub bock will officiate Arrangements by Wood Funeral Home Plainview
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Hale Center
Apolonio R. Salazar
Hale Center Catholic Church
George Buckley
St. Somegb's Catholic Church
Lubbock
Wood Funeral Home
Plainview
Childers Services Planned At Hobbs Church
Funeral services for Woodruff C. Childers 156 will be at 4 30 p m today at the Del aso Church of Christ. A Hobbs resident for 35 years he died Sunday. Burial will be in Prairie Haven Cemetery under Griffin Funeral Home.
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Hobbs
Woodruff C. Childers
Delaso Church
All Calm After Ticket Battle in Hobbs
Hobbs city officials and New Mexico Department of Revenue staff ended a dispute over unpaid parking tickets as 63 tickets were paid in full. Three revenue workers cleared their dues at city hall, settling $51, $90, and $327 in violations. Four tickets remain outstanding, issued to a nonresident revenue employee.
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Hobbs
New Mexico
Hazel Anderson
Anderson
Lea County
Jury Deadlocks In Malicious Destruction Case
A 72nd District Court jury reported a hopeless deadlock and Judge Victor H Lindsey declared a mistrial in the case of Bill Ervin a 37 year old Lubbock man charged with malicious destruction of public property He allegedly broke the windshield of a police patrol car during a disturbance in northeast Lubbock last May 13 The jury deliberated from 5 p.m. to 10 20 p.m. Jurors named include Mrs J R Robertson John Ferguson J Broke RA Williams W Wossum W R Robertson J B Pate L L Glazener Marie Kerscheval Dalton Wells J Hl Gilbreath and George Stephens The court will resume a term of criminal cases at 9 a.m. today.
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District Court
Victor H. Lindsey
Lubbock
Bill Ervin
Mra
J. R. Robertson
John Ferguson
J. Broke RA
Willams
W. Wossum
W. R. Robertson
J. B. Pate
Marie Kerscheval
Dalton Wells
George Stephens
Andrews Man Fined In Raid On Club
Billy Ray Phillips manager of the Moose Club pleaded guilty before Justice S N Galloway to exhibiting illegal machines. He was fined $4450 by Judge Galloway after a raid by Texas Rangers and a Liquor Control Board agent. Athens seeks a supermarket despite Greek grocer opposition.
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Ber
Moose Club
Texas Rangers
Liquor Control Board
Billy Ray Phillips
Justice of the Peace
S.N. Galloway
Phillips
Galloway
Signmaker Fails Moral Sign. Youth Buys It
A sign painter miswrote a biblical line and left off a key word. A young preacher bought the sign because he liked the message "GOD THE ONE WHO HELPS" and used it in his preaching.
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God
Services Slated For Mrs. Newman
Funeral services for Mrs. Earl Newman of Corpus Christi will be at 3 pm Thursday at Bryan Street Baptist Church in Lamesa with Rev. Don F. Pruitt officiating. She died Tuesday night at her mother’s home in Lamesa after several weeks of illness. Survivors include her husband two daughters Mrs Bernard Clark Hawaii and Mrs E J Quinn Kingsville a son Richard Earl Corpus Christi her mother two sisters Mrs L T Middleton Lamesa and Mrs George De Leale Racine Wis four brothers J E H C and V S all of Lamesa and W E Kansas City Mo and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Lamesa Cemetery.
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Earl Newman
Corpus Christi
Bryant Street Baptist Church
Don F. Pruitt
Bernard Clark
Hawaii
E. J. Quinn
Kingsville
Richard Earl
L. T. Middleton
Lamesa
George DeLeale
Racine
Wis
J. E
H. C
V. S
W. E
Kansas City
Funeral held for Ruth Camille Marquess infant
Graveside rites were conducted Tuesday afternoon at City of Lubbock Cemetery for Ruth Camille Marquess who died shortly after birth at Reese Hospital. McDonald Funeral directed services. Survivors include John Frank Marquess and Wesley, paternal grandmother Mrs. M. Marquess, Virginia, and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs. G. P. Smith Littlefield.
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Ruth Camille Marquess
Reese Hospital
City of Lubbock
McDonald
John Frank Marquess
Shim Ave. A
Wesley
M. Marquess
Virginia
G. P. Smith
Littlefield
Jennie Simpson Rites Planned in Crosbyton
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Jennie Simpson, a Crosby County resident since 1914, at 2 pm in Crosbyton First Baptist Church. The Rev. Carl Grissom of Andrews First Baptist will officiate. She died Monday at Crosbyton Clinic Hospital after a brief illness. Burial will be in Crosbyton Cemetery under Funeral Home care.
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Crosby Crosbyton
Jennie Simpson
Crosby County
Crosbyton First Baptist Church
Carl Grissom
Andrews First Baptist Church
Simpson
Collin County
Crosbyton Clinic
Crosbyton Cemetery
Ofing Funeral Home
Former City Woman Dies in Amarillo Convalescent Home
Friends learned of the death at midnight Monday of Miss Lannel Hilliard 69 in an Amarillo convalescent home. A former Lub bock public school teacher of high school English, she will be buried in Davis Oklahoma after funeral services by Bahner Funeral Home. During her teaching years she resided at 2106 18th St with Mrs. Ada Overstreet.
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Lannel Hilliard
Amarillo
Hilliard
Lubbock
Davis
Okla
Bahner
Miss Hilliard
18Th St
Swith
Ada Overstreet
Are You Dolgy It The Hard Way Diet Ad in Texas
An old Texas diet advertisement promotes Barcentrate as a simple fat melting solution. It claims 18 years of local sales and endorsements by thousands. A testimonial cites Mrs. Thomas of Fort Worth who reportedly lost 35 pounds using Barcentrate and calls it an excellent tonic.
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Texas
Thomas
N.W
24Th St
Fort Worth
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