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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1971

Page

4

Distaff Rural Mail Carrier Known For 95 Neighbors

Wildorado’s longtime rural mail carrier Mrs. Mattie Elrod 77 and sister assistant Mrs. Laura Ponder 86 serve about 100 patrons on a 59.6 mile star route began in 1959. They map daily rounds from 6 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. deliver stamps, registered mail and friendly checks, with no accidents in 32 years on the job.

Wildorado Sister Luron Brown Avoin Leee Mattie Elrod Laura Ponder Mrs. Elrod Mrs. Ponder Oldham County Elrod Ponder Cecil Roark A. P. Dalton Plainview

Tech and LCC post record enrollments in fall term

Texas Tech closes official registration with 20 516 students far above last year 20 008 Tech estimates 22 000 possible but final figures await day 12 of classes Lubbock Christian College also posts a fall record of 1 014 students with classes starting Monday and vocational programs to begin September 10 late registration at LCC continues through September 10.

Texas Tech LCC

Largest Masonic Roundup to Convene in West Texas Monday

The Dallas and Waco assembly led by Dale Miller will gather at Lubbock's Municipal Coliseum for the Texas West Grand York Rite event. Key speakers include C. Vic Thornton and C. A. Holmes with figures like Gov. Preston Smith and Rep. George Mahon in attendance. Tickets for a steak dinner are 3.50. meals reserved by noon Monday.

Dallas Waco Dale Miller West Texas West Texas Knights Templar N. B. Gafford Lubbock Municipal Coliseum Lloyd Knies Grand Masons R. Bruce Brannon John Waddell Grand Royal Arch Preston Smith U.S George H. Mahon Chas. A. Guy Avalanche Journal Yellowhouse Hall C. Vic Thornton Fort Worth Imperial The Shrine of North America Joe Steed Grand Lodge of Texas Mt. Pleasant C. A Bill” Holmes Albert Ponsford el Paso John McKee

New Flight Service Station Opens At Lubbock Airport

FAA designated team at Lubbock region launches 24 hour flight service from a new $140000 facility adjacent to the terminal. The center will separate flight service from the control tower, boosting safety by offering weather briefings, flight plans, and navigation info to pilots in the Southwest Plains towns. Roycroft will lead an eight person staff with plans for expansion and a dedication set for Sept 11.

Lubbock Regional Air Federal Aviation Stration FAA Chicago Ill Fairbanks Point Barrow Alaska Lubbock Fort Worth Tulsa FSS Tahoka Brownfield Slaton Muleshoe Shallowater Post lPloydada Abernathy Frank Roycroft Roswell Federal Aviation Agency Roycraft

FBI to sponsor meet on organized crime in Lubbock

The FBI will hold a one year conference in Lubbock on September 15 for law enforcement personnel to review organized crime and related matters under the Organ ized Crime Control Act of 1970. About 93 attendees from Texas and nearby states are expected to participate from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lubbock officials note broader FBI jurisdiction now covers intrastate and interstate gambling and other crimes.

Lubbock FBI New Mexico J. Gordon Shanklin Sweetwater Stephens Dallas U. S J. Edgar Hoover Hanver Leland D. Stephens

Police report multiple thefts in the city

Police Saturday investigated several thefts and burglaries including a $300 hearing aid stolen from Jim Isbell of 106 List St and a trailer axle with brakes loss. Edwin Boling reported $250 loss from 5314 Ave G. Joe Putnam said a projector and six rolls of color film worth $272 were stolen from 501 4th St. J D Shiverbaker reported $50 to $60 missing from a money box, and C O Stone reported about $180 taken from 1912 25th St Apt C.

Jim Isbell List St M. L. Boling Ave. G Joe Putnam E. Baylor St 4Th St J. D. Shiverbaker 1809 Ave. R C. O. Stone 25Th St Apt. C

Arab Unity Gets Boost at Arab Students Convention

At the 20th annual Arab Students in the United States convention in Houston panelists urge national unity among Palestinian groups. Maan Ziade of McGill University cites incomplete implementation of agreed programs while Rashid Hussein of the PLO office in New York calls for global Arab identification with the Palestinian movement and a unified strategy to liberate land and minds.

Houston United States Palestinian Liberation Movement Maan Ziade McGill University of Hussein

War on Weeds Gets Under Way in HUB CITY

City officials launch weed control effort starting Monday with Fire Department crews surveying properties. Violations go to tax office then city attorney. ten days to remove weeds. Fines cap at 200 dollars. reinspection follows and court action possible.

40Th Street Avenue W Milton Adams Tomsens City Attorney's Office Martin

South Plains Stamp Club Qualifies for World Series Entry

South Plains Stamp Club earns 14th year national participation in the World Series of Philately with its 1971 show meeting entry rules. Club president James DeMilita says the 1972 show in New Haven will enter as Suplex Hiplex 72 and aims to host over 200 frames at the April 28 30 Armory event.

South Plains Stamp Club Lubbock James DeMilita New Haven Conn South Plains Club Jaidback South Plains High Plains Philatelic Association National Guard Armory DeMilita

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