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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1955

Page

5

Shoemaker's Daughter Wins Envy Of Rich Debutants

New York August wedding centers on Lorraine Prata daughter of a Bronx cobbler. The ceremony drew few notable guests aside from the father as she marries Gino Joannides a Korean War veteran. The couple plans a brief honeymoon before Lorraine begins a career as a trained elevator soprano with the New York City Opera company.

New York Lorraine Prata Bronx Gootee Hiatie Ttal Prato Joannides Trala Gino Genoa Elevatora New York St. Center Opera

Final Rites Planned Tuesday for Hodae Victim

Funeral services are planned Tuesday for Hodae, killed in an automobile accident near Tulsa Oklahoma. The deceased, identified as Best WLP, was riding with her husband when their car collided with a track vehicle near Seymour while returning from a funeral. Survivors include her husband and several other relatives. The service will be held at the Me. director Mio Karperal Home in Styenys, with release notes in the local area.

Serviers Reid Apidan Misian Leneh Tulsa Okla Seymour Fuchspro Tee Donehd Cams Attachyuaenter Atary Cobbs Hansen Ogee Mio Karperal

Concrete Pipe Firm Opens At Crosbyton

Crosbyton opens its first venture the Superior Pipe and Supply Co a $100 000 firm owned by 15 South Plains men with seven Crosbyton residents. The plant on US 82 west of Crosbyton plans 2000 to 2500 feet daily of concrete irrigation pipe in 10 12 and 18 inch sizes and will also handle aluminum irrigation systems. Plant staff to reach 35 after two installation crews. Anderson president. directors chaired by Andersen with local and Lubbock residents among officers and stockholders.

Crosbyton Superior Pipe and Supply Co Don Anderson South Plains U.S. Lin B. M. Jones Andersen Pat Moore Lubbock Russell McCurdy Coshyvton R. A. Jeffries Hale Jean 1D. Smith Cone Bill Bell Croshyton Grady Welly Petersburg Mbarso Shurbet Floyd County Fred Wiese Lorenzo Roy Abel Ralis Abel Lubbock Robert Work Grady Evans Lestie Mitchell Dale Rhoades Cresbview

Rites for J. H. Williams Held in Amarillo and Lubbock

Funeral services for John Henry Williams 70 died Friday at Fave Thomas Rest Home Amarillo will be at 11 a m Monday in Ivy Chapel Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Graveside services at 3 p m Monday at Tech Memorial Park Lubbock. Amarillo elders Rewuph Wilto and Hil FL Wiegenhorn officiate in Amarillo and Rider Willam Sehriek will officiate in Lubbock. Williams a World War II veteran formerly resided in a barb. Survivors include widow Hazel Williams of Amarillo a daughter Geraldine Margie Dial of Shreveport La four sisters and three grandchildren.

Amarillo John Henry Willams Fave Thomas Rest Home Ivy Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home Tech Memorial Park Lubbock Hazel Williams Amarila Geraldine Margie Dial Shreveport Vivian Preston Jathe Kay Hosse Mary Carpenter Hueoe Okla Taura Davis Big Sandy

Gideons Speak At Two Worship Services Today

Gideons International members will speak at Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church and Reese Air Force Base today. Peticolas and Willard Carroll lead the Pioneer service while Cresten Fish and Clyde Runedze attend at Reese. Deer lose appetites mid November and recover by late March.

Gideons International Pioneer 9 Memorial Methodist Church Reese Air Force Base Wiom Peticolas Willard Carroll Wil Pioneer Memorial Methodis Cresten

YWCA Provisional Board Plans September Drive

The provisional board of the YWCA met at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Mrs. W. OC. Smith presiding to outline a membership drive for September October and November. Led by Mrs. Lewis P. Ter rei the plan calls for twice monthly meetings with the next session set for 4 p.m. in the church.

The Young Women’s Christian Association Westminster Presbyterian Church W. OC. Smith Lewis P. Terrei Westminster Prsbyterian Church

Death of Haskell resident Conner Christian noted in Lubbock

Relatives learned Saturday of the death of Conner Christian, pioneer Haskell resident and father of George J, Texas Tech student. Christian died at 4:40 PM at Bassett Hospital after about a week of illness. He farmed in the Haskell area for years and services were to be held there today. Surviving are wife, a daughter, another son Milton a Texas Tech graduate now in the Air Force, and George J. plus another son Cleorge who left for his father’s side.

Lubbock Conner Chistian Haskell Alderson 17Th St George J Christian Texas Tech Chistian Biassxell Od Pan Cleerge Danenter Miltop Tt Tejas Tech Air Force

Terry County ASC Committeemen Are Re-Elected For Year

The Terry County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee members were re elected for another year. Carol Golden remains chairman Paul Blackstone is vice chairman and Roy Barrer is new member. Alternate members include R D Jones and Homer Barron. Community representatives from Challis Johnson Meadow Pleasant Valley Pool Tokio and Union were named with several alternates. Terms begin Sept 1. Venezuelans mark 400 years since Veren cia founded in 1555 with Caracasi as current capital.

Brownfield Terry County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee ASC Carol Golden Rt. 3 Paul Blackstone Rt. 4 Roy Barrer Meadow R. D. Jones W. O. Miller Homer Barron Love Miller Terry County Bill Marchbanks Jr Challis Grady L. Dickson Johnson Ben F. Finley Byron Cabbiness Pleasant Valley Sam Oliver Wellman J. M. Trussell Pool B. A. Floyd Tokio Kenneth Purtell Lahey Finley F. H. Sharp James Adams Pearce Warren Frank Brown Cabbiness T. C. Hogue Alton Webb Crede Gore Lewis Harran Pool Trussell Charles Tyler Cav Terry Raymond Green Eddie Bingham Ira Bailey Floyd Wayne Sherrin R. D. Jones Jr O. A. Pippin Union Olan Herring Darrell Lewis Cletus Flood Truett Flache

Lubbock Opens Schools for New Term withRegistration Schedule

Lubbock Texas August 28 1955 registration for most grades in city schools is set for Monday and Tuesday with classes starting Wednesday High school principals return to posts while new principals take over at several schools Buses will run cafeterias open and new students require birth certificates and smallpox vaccination certificates for enrollment

Brownfield Byron Rucker Vernon Brewer Jessie G. Randal Joe Collum West Ward Byron Jones New West Ward Brownfield Junior High East O. R. Douglas

Canada Sees 1572 Forest Fires Burn 528700 Acres in July

Forest fires in Canada totaled 1,572 in July burning about 528,700 acres of timberlands. The National Research Council noted Yukon and Northwest Territories were excluded due to a severe fire season there.

Ottawa Canada National Research Council Yukon Northwest Territories

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Lorraine Seo Amendemon Meadaress Gene Fraly Ff Aia Hodae Fred Jobe Norman W. Jones J. H. Williams Roams Marlin Frontier Stamps Bery Frontier Abernathy Oil Company Amherst Anton Furr Food No. 9 Ralph’s Texaco Service Wilgus Pharmacy Henry Fugitt Texaco Station Andy's Conoco Service Modern Steam Laundry Phillips Modern Cleaners Frank Daniel Furn Erec Klein’s Shoes Cotton Center Cotton Center Food Market Enochs Ray Buck Grocery & Gas Heckville Heckville Country Store Kress M. C. Clayton Gro. & Cafe ARVIN Faert-Ren Reaham Denen Tare Ave. K Gideons Ywca Provisional Board Haskel Verencia Caracasi Tex Avalanche-Journal Sun Forest Fire Report P. K. Palmer A. A. Holmquest
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