Stacking Of Capital Education Meet On Aid Issue
Nat Williams of Lubbock Public Schools reports from Washington that the White House Conference on Education could not be stacked by delegates. He notes a 2 to 1 national majority for federal aid to education, while Texas delegates largely opposed it. 1,400 delegates were state chosen versus 300 from national organizations. Other Texas participants include Dr J Davis Armistead Rep Waggoner Carr and Frank Hill.
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White House
Nat Williams
Ent
Lubbock Public Schools
Washington, D.C
Texas
National Conference
Williams
Shivers
J. Davis Armistead
32Nd St
Waggoner Carr
House of Representatives
Frank Hill
Tohoka
Lynn County News
Rites For Motley Farm Mishap Victim Set This Afternoon
Funeral services for Homer G. Kingery 57 who died from injuries in a farm accident will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Matador Methodist Church with Rev W B Vaughn and Rev Clyde Smith officiating. Burial in East Mound Cemetery, Eudy Seale Funeral Home in charge. Kingery survived by wife a daughter two sons four brothers four sisters and five grandchildren. He was injured last Sunday when a tripod fell on him while erecting it to raise a sick cow four miles southeast of Matador. He was a lifelong Motley County resident born in Stonewall County.
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Matador
Homer G. Kingery
Stanley Hospital
Matador Methodist Church
W. B. Vaughn
Clyde Smith
Amarillo
Mr. Smith
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Kingery
Motley County
Stonewall County
Clyde Williams
Roaring Springs
Roger
Leslie
Lubbock
L. E
Martin
Hereford
Arvil
Plainview
Odell
Abilene
Ida Winters
Mary Cooper
California
Donna Kennedy
Odessa
Hallie Gates
Corpus Christi
Carr and Nelson to address women on constitutional revision
State Rep Waggoner Carr and former State Sen G H Nelson will speak at Lubbock Public Library on Thursday 7 50 p m as the final constitutional review workshop. The League of Women Voters sponsors the series to gauge the Texas Constitution for possible rewrite. Nelson will discuss a constitutional convention and Carr will cover the Legislature as revising body.
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Waggoner Carr
G. H. Nelson
Lubbock
League of Women Voters
Texas
League
Nelson
Carr
Homer Roper
Senate
House
Dystrophy Drive Funds Rise to 1750 in Lubbock Campaign
J. W. Hough, Lubbock firefighter and campaign chair, announced that mail and station donations have lifted the Muscular Dystrophy drive total to about 1750. About 60 volunteers collected after a Monday start, with zone chairs named among local firemen and base units assisting the effort.
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J. W. Hough
Lubbock
Reese Air Force Base
Hough
Charles Lawrence
Thurman Holly
H. A
Bud) Barfield
Bolin Wilson
Elmer Stewart
Community Chest Fund Pledge Encouraged
The notice urges readers to contribute or pledge to the Community Chest Fund, highlighting the drive as a communal effort to support local services and agencies through monetary gifts.
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Fune
Lubbock Students Shine at Texas High School Press Meet
A Lubbock high school journalist was elected president of the Texas High School Press Assn at its Denton convention. George Phenix of Monterey High School led as president and Monterey Mirror business manager. Bril Myers of Lubbock High won top sports picture prize with honorable mention in news pictures. Leona Spaulding and Elizabeth Wilson of Monterey earned editorials honors. Three Lubbock publications, Westerner World, Monterey Mirror and Westerner yearbook, won All Texas press awards.
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Denton
Lubbock
Texas High School Press
George Phenix
Monterey High School
Monterey Mirror
Bril Myers
Tom S. Lubbock
Westerner World
Leona Spaulding
Elizabeth Wilson
Monterey
The
Westerner
Tom S
New Postal Inspector Assigned To Counties In Lubbock Area
A new postal inspector named A A Slingerland is assigned to Lubbock and the South Plains joining veteran inspector W E Bell. Slingerland comes from Phoenix Arizona is married with three children and will reside in Lubbock. Bell oversees seven South Plains counties and the City of Lubbock while Slingerland covers eleven counties south and west of Lubbock. Inspectors were recently redesignated from post office inspectors.
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Lubbock
South Plains
W. E. Bell
A. A. Slingerland
Phoenix
Ariz
Slingerland
Inspector Bell
Ofubbock
Eleven Ministers Named New Members in Mexican Preachers Institute
Eleven Latin American ministers joined the Institute of Mexican Preachers at the Mexican Baptist Church in Lubbock. Classes in Spanish Baptist doctrine music and church history are taught by Revs Raul Solis Henry C. Trevino and G C Rodriguez. Sessions are Mondays and Fridays 7 to 10 30 p m with inquiries to Rev G C Rodriguez P O Box 642 Lubbock.
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Institute of Mexican Preachers
Mexican Baptist Church
North Sherman
G. C. Rodriguez
Raul Solis
Henry C. Trevino
Mr. Rodriguez
P.O. Box
Lubbock
Slaton Lions Club set for Ladies Night program
Slaton Lions Club schedules Ladies Night for Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The program will be directed by J Floyd Jordan with arrangements by Hack Lasater, as announced from Slaton on December 3.
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Slaton Lions Club
Slaton
Hack Lasater
J. Floyd Jordan
Barton Rifes Slated At Levelland Funeral
Funeral services for Charles H. Barton 55 wrecking yard operator and former Levelland resident who died Friday at his Earth yard will be held Monday at 10 a.m. at the First Baptist Church Levelland with Rev J H Wright and Rev Cecil Meadows officiating. Burial will be in Frederick Memorial Cemetery Frederick Oklahoma Barton died at 2 30 p.m Friday of a heart attack at his Earth wrecking yard He had lived in Earth since last May He is survived by his wife Estelle two sons Weldon Air Force and Dean Kansas one daughter Joy Dee Earth two brothers Arthur Lockney and Gene Levelland two sisters Mrs Ida Randel San Diego and others
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Levelland
Charles H. Barton
Earth
First Baptist Church
J. H. Wright
Cecil Meadows
First Baptist Church In
Frederick Memorial Cemetery
Frederick, Oklo
Barton
Estelle
Weldon
Air Force
Dean
Kansas
Joy Dee
Arthur
Lockney
Gene
Ida Randel
San Diego
Mahon Speaks at Slaton Methodist Meeting
Congressmen George Mahon delivers the talk The Upward Trend In Religion to over 115 members at Fellowship Hall Slaton detailing new churches in Washington a dome prayer room and a Finland religious meeting with 10000 attendees Joe Walker Sr. and J D Holt preside and present a luggage gift
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Washington
Capitol
Mahon
Finland
Joe Walker Sr
Slaton
J. D. Holt
R. H. Todd Jr
St. Andrew's Day banquet saved by a 1955 haggis
In Moose Jaw Saskatchewan on December 3 a year old haggis from 1955 was found useful when a fresh haggis failed to arrive from Vancouver for this week's St. Andrew's Day banquet. The ancient haggis was stored away for potential future emergencies.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Vancouver
Funeral arrangements announced for Lola Lester and Cadif
George Price Funeral Home in Levelland is in charge of arrangements for Lola Lester and Cadif. The notice lists Plainview as the residence and names the family involved in the service planning.
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Cadif
Lola Lester
Plainview
George Price Funeral Home
Levelland
Skipper Shipp Chosen for Client Centered Insurance Help
A client selected Skipper Shipp for insurance services citing his priority on client welfare and careful consideration of their needs. The endorsement highlights trust in Shipp to address risk and coverages with personal attention.
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Best
Skipper Shipp
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