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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1962

Page

3

Barrow Show at Panhandle Fair Sells 118 Prized Gifts

The fourth annual Southwestern Barrow Show at Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds sold 118 prize boars and gifts for 52525, with 56 boars averaging 864.50 and momentous bids topping 300. Championship awards went to James Epperson and Harvey Richardson among others, as buyers from Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma competed.

Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds Texas New Mexico Oklahoma James Epperson Valley Spring Hampshire O. C. Worley Portales Burbank Future Farmers of America Farm San Antonio Kenneth Bozeman Lubbock FFA H. L. King Brownfield Poland China Giftse Richardson Jackie Richards Abilene Yorkshire Roy Tillery Elmore Cty Okla Dan Rume Elmore City China Boars Jackson and Son C. W. Mitchell Galesburg Schaef Bros Groom Ffa Sam Rabb and Sons Liano Wright Mitchell Wolfforth Alvin Coriey Tuttle Morton Tom Duffey Chester White Green Acres Stock Farm Dale Lacewell Lockney Keith Moore Cotton Center Ray Langford Idalou

Polio Immunization Clinics Planned in Denver City and Plains

Denver City and Plains residents will receive polio immunizations today with clinics at the Community Building in Denver City and the Plains school cafeteria. The first of a three dose series is sponsored by the Five County Medical Society and about 10 000 people are expected to attend the two sites led by Ralph Towns and Dick McGinty.

Denver City Plains Five County Medical Society Ralph Towns Dick McGinty

Women Wanted for Office Jobs at Craughon College

Mature women are preferred for permanent, dependable general office work. Quick, simple courses prepare clerks receptionists comptometer operators. Day night or half day programs. Phone Craughons Business College 1414 Texas Ave. POS-5544.

Polio Drive Scheduled in Lynn County

Polio immunization is set for Lynn County residents today at the City Legion Building in town and the school cafeteria at O'Donnell. Oral vaccine will reach shut ins and bedridden residents, with 300 volunteers helping. Physicians and nurses cooperate as about 10 000 people are expected to be immunized.

Lynn County O'Donnell City Legion Bidg School c O’donnell

Mishap Victims Still Are Fair

Two cars collided on FM 2528 seven miles northwest of New Deal Friday night. Tom Brogden 28 star road Hale Center and Nancy Guardiola 13 were in fair condition at West Texas Hospital. Other family members treated and released included Eloy Guardiola Consuelo Guardiola Alfred Oscar Claudio and Lonnie with injuries ranging from shoulder and back pains to head cuts and bruises.

West Texas Hospital FM 2528 New Deal Tom Brogden Star Rt Hale Center Nancy Guardiola Eloy Guardiola Consuelo Guardiola Alfred Oscar Claudio Lonnie

Seagraves Holds Fall Polio Immunization Clinics

Dr. Ace G Powers announces a mass polio immunization program in Seagraves with clinics on September 16 October 29 and December 9 at the community building starting 1 p m. Seagraves Clinic Hospital ordered 4000 Sabin doses with nurses druggists and volunteers from civic clubs assisting. Type 1 serum September 16 Type 3 October 29 and Type 2 December 9.

Seagraves Ace G. Powers Powers Bill McCollough Seagraves Clinic Hospital Lubbock

Robertson County Reunion and Local Notices Highlight Weekend

The Robertson community reunion is set for September 9 at Mackenzie State Park with picnic baskets. Local items note Fred Watson facing two liquor charges with bonds set at 500 each. The 36th Division reunion heads to Abilene next weekend with about 15 Lubbock men attending. Additional items cover band practice at Monterey, bids for tax forms, and travel updates for Alan Henry returning from Argentina.

Fred Watson 18Th St Robert J. Allen Allen 36Th Division Abilene Lubbock Area Windsor Hotel

Terry Pioneer Reunion Holds Second Annual Gathering

Brownfield special report notes 300 Terry County pioneers gathered at the Legion Hall for the second annual reunion. An old fashioned basket lunch was served at noon. Afternoon entertainment featured the Masonic Choir of Brownfield and the Stevenson Brothers quartet of Lubbock. Officers for next year include H. M. Pyeatt president and Raymond Simms first vice president.

Brownfield Terry County Legion Hall Masonic Choir of Stevenson Brothers Quartet Lubbock H. M. Pyeatt Raymond Simms Brock Guest A. J. Bell

Vienna Student and England Teacher Arrive for Exchange Term

Fritz Peter Hodik an 18 year old Austrian student will join Monterey High School as a senior living with Mr and Mrs Earl Cowley starting this weekend. Diane Drinkwater a Bristol England teacher will teach fifth grade at Wheelock Elementary and swap roles with Wheellock teacher Mrs Jean Sliter in England.

Lubobck Fritz Peter Hodik Vienna Austria Monterey High School Earl Cowley 62Nd St Diane Drinkwater Bristol England Wheelock Jean Sliter Miss Drinkwater

Youth Sentenced For School Fire In Gastonia

In Gastonia North Carolina a 15 year old boy identified as Paul David Butch Kelly pleaded guilty to malicious burning of a school house and was sentenced to 10 years in prison. He admitted setting fires at six spots to “do a favor to other students.” Fire damage reached about ten thousand dollars but the South Gastonia school was to reopen as planned. Police earlier picked up Kelly after the blaze was found. he fled but was later turned in by his father.

Gastonia N.C South Gastonia Paul David Butch) Kelly

Thieves Crack Nebraska Grocer’s Office Safe

In Hay Springs Nebraska thieves broke into the Mac Rhodes grocery office Friday and found the safe empty scattering files and papers in apparent anger. The incident marks the completion of a long pursued goal by the intruders after ten years of attempts.

Hay Springs Neb Mac Rhodes

Area Preparing For School Openings Across The Region

The area gears up for the new school year as schools start this week and others follow next. Cooler fall hints arrive with the South Plains, while merchants sell back to school clothes and supplies.

South Plains C. W. Post Postex Mills Texas Gaines County New Mexico Hobbs Matador Lions Club

Junta Edges Ben Bella's Bureau Out In Algeria Crisis

A guerrilla axis seized control in Algiers as Zone 4 troops ousted Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau. Elections for the Assembly were indefinitely postponed and the bureau accused officers of kidnapings and seizure of power, while radio broadcasts were silenced. Political turmoil deepens as Ben Bella and allies plan to flee.

Junta Ben Bella Algiers Ahmed Ben Bella Ben Youssef Ben Khedda Zone 4

Millionaire executive missing cash after hotel death

Police disclosed that about $9,000 to $10,000 in cash and certified checks were delivered to Herbert Segal the day before his 11 story fall from Hotel Summit. An autopsy left the cause of death unresolved, with questions whether homicide, accident, or self-inflicted.

New York Herbert Segal Rae’ Wolf Segal James L. Kinsella Orange, N.J Kinsella Action Discount Dollar Corp

Seagraves Sees Record High School Enrollment

Seagraves High School expects the largest enrollment in history as 214 students are projected for the 1962 63 term. Principal Gerald Shelley notes gains from integration with about a dozen colored students and classes set to begin August 29.

Seagraves Seagraves High School Gerald Shelley Shelley

Yoakum Budget For 1963 Okayed

Plains Special Yoakum County commissioners court approved a 1963 budget of 1 129 976 with tax rate cut from 1.35 to 1.33 per 100 property value. County valuations total 58.5 million, up 1.5 million in oil valuations. Road district levy drop caused tax cut. Old bond debt will be paid. Expected receipts 1 166 096 and potential surplus over 86 000 per auditor Bill Moorhead.

Bill Moorhead

Areas Named In All Risk Crop Insurance Expansion

Expansion of all risk Federal Crop Insurance to include Dawson Palmer Terry Jackson and Refugio counties in Texas announced by Agriculture Secretary Freeman. The 1963 expansion brings Texas counties to 46 offering crop investment protection against all risks through USDA nonprofit Crop Insurance Corp. Parmer Terry and Dawson regions will have FDIC programs covering irrigated cotton and grain sorghums.

Dawson County Texas Sec. of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Palmer Terry Jackson Refugio USDA Federal Crop Insurance Corp Parmer Dawson

Two Mishaps Leave Three Injured In Idalou Fall

G B Vance 35 Hobbs NM fell 15 feet from a scaffold while painting a tank in Idalou striking Gene Glover 33 Hobbs NM who worked below. Vance suffered multiple injuries and was in fair condition. Glover treated and released. Earl W Parker 25 Hobbs worked on a roof in the 5000 block 8th Pl and was hospitalized for observation after head injuries. All three were taken to Methodist Hospital by Rix Funeral Home ambulance.

Methodist Hospital G. B. Vance Hobbs N. M Idalou Gene Glover Vance Glover Earl W. Parker Rix Funeral Home

Burglars Foiled In Milwaukee Supermarket Break In

Burglars failed to crack a supermarket safe in Milwaukee and became trapped inside the building. They escaped by jimmying the back door but left empty handed.

Milwaukee UPI

Wife Ends Life After Husband Dies in Philadelphia

In Frankford Raymond Okupnick a 35 year old policeman died Friday night. Shortly after midnight his widow Helen 31 shot and killed herself with her husband's pistol. Police said she was despondent. The couple left three children David 8 Richard 6 and Michael.

Philadelphia Raymond Okupnick Frankford Helen David Richard Michael

Free 36 page arthritis guide mailed to readers

Public service announcement offers a 36 page illustrated book on arthritis and rheumatism mailed free to readers. The Ball Clinic promises explanations of causes, effects and neglect risks, plus a drug free treatment method. No agent will call and the offer requires writing to Excelsior Springs Missouri.

Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs

Rockefeller Funds Aid Desegregation Effort in Albany

Rev Wyatt Tee Walker, a leading integration strategist, said he received a personal $5,000 contribution from Gov Nelson Rockefeller to support desegregation work in Albany Georgia. He warned that Negro voters might shift to Republicans if the Kennedy administration does not back civil rights, noting Kennedy's role in King Jr.’s jail case may have influenced voters.

Atlanta, Ga Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Albany Wyatt Tee Walker Walker Kennedy Massachusetts Georgia Martin Luther King Jr

Woman dies after face shot in Fort Worth case

Willie D. Johnson died in a Fort Worth hospital after being shot in the face. Police searched for the assailant, a Black woman, as the investigation continued.

Fort Worth UPI Willie D. Johnson

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