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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1964
Page
3
Lubbock County Commissioners plan to open seven bids at 10 a.m. Monday as part of a 1 750 000 bond issue approved in 1961 to buy right of way for highways. The bonds are to be sold in a regular meeting after a Tuesday bid opening that praised the low bid from Lubbock National Bank.
A Swiss alumnum company plans to establish operations in The Hague Netherlands signaling expansion into the Dutch market. The move emphasizes international growth and local job creation amid global trade shifts.
Seagraves plans two Christmas programs at the high school and elementary schools. On Wednesday at 8 p.m. the high school speech and music departments present three one act plays A Report to Herod That Strange Night and The Women of Christmas directed by Ike Moore with the high school choir under Bob Bullard. On Thursday at 7 p.m. the elementary operetta A Fairy Conspiracy directed by Mrs Will Lee Clark features 147 children on stage. Both programs are free to parents and patrons.
More than 150 leaders at Texas Tech attended a Saturday afternoon workshop in the Biology Auditorium. Lubbock junior Joe Murfee said the session aimed to boost leadership, stimulate organization activity, and evaluate campus groups with speakers Kenneth Hobbs and Rev Herman Williams. Dr. Joe Stephl served as guest consultant.
Lubbock’s Time and Temperature Service number will change to PO 3 2211 at 12 01 a m Tuesday as new telephone books go into distribution. Clyde Dickerson notes heavy call volumes due to demand for time and temperature information with about 12000 calls daily and up to 28000 in peak winter periods.
David Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Larry Taylor 4111 32nd St attended the Student Conference on National Affairs at Texas A M College Saturday as a representative of Austin College Sherman where he is a senior. He was honored last week as one of Austin College students elected to Who's Who in American Colleges and plans to enter law school after graduation in May. His brother Lt Robert L Taylor nominated to Who's Who from Texas Tech in 1961 62 is stationed with the U S Army in Washington DC.
American Legion Post 148 will hold a Christmas program at 7 30 p m Monday in the Legion Hall 2410 Ave Q The event features group singing led by Harry Delaney piano by Larry Schroeder a SPEBSQSA quartet Jim Hampton bass L E Dale baritone Don Reed tenor Arch Lamb lead and Gene Price as master of ceremonies INSTALLATION SET HEREFORD Special Newly elected officers of Local No 321 American Federation of Grain Millers will be installed at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Hereford State Bank conference room The charter will be presented to president Frederick H Haug by Lloyd Ott Rocky Ford Colo Members work at the Holly Sugarycorp Hereford plant Seoul Korean Air Lines will pool several flights with lines operating in Japan.
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