Local Optimist Club Honors 196? Award Winners at Banquet
Rev. Jack Gray and Otis Hill received plaques for year long achievements along with Jack Mays absent as a director. Jay Young and 1955 Outstanding Optimist helped present awards to Charnes. Tommie White Dr. Ralph Underwood and Smokey Liner also presented plaques. H. P. Clifton received cuff links marking city traffic changes. About 80 attended with Howard Moore master of ceremonies Rex Vermillion Chamber speaker.
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Jack Mays
Mays
Jay Young
Charnes
Tommie White
Ralph Underwood
Smokey Liner
White
H. P. Clifton
Howard Moore
Rex Vermillion
Chamber of Commerce
Casey Cha
Lubbock
Optimist Club
Lubbock Hotel
Otis Hill
Ck Gray
Ground-Breaking Set for Texas Supreme Court Building
Gov Allan Shivers to preside over ground breaking in Austin for the new Supreme Court building west of the Capitol. Legislature appropriated 3 million dollars for the project with about 750 thousand spent on land, Keen Construction Co. awarded initial phase contracts totaling 2,200 to 8.0 thousand. Yarbrough Construction Co. of Austin named general contractor. The three floor project will house Court of Civil Appeals and Court of Criminal Appeals with partial completion of an eight floor structure planned.
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Austin
Tex
Allan Shivers
Supreme Court
Capitol Building
Projet
Keen Construction
Yarbrough Construction Co
Kent Wing
Ate
Court Court of Civil AP
Court of Criminal Ap
U.S. Taxpayers Face New Europe Aid Cycle
Washington dispatch reports debate within the Eisenhower administration over a renewed American aid cycle to Western Europe amid the Suez crisis. Officials cite potential high costs to stabilize the British pound and aid Western Europe, with Dulles arriving in Paris to discuss policy alongside Treasury moves.
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Europe
Suez
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Georgia
United States
U.S
United Press
Dulles
Egypt
Treasury
George M
Uniteds
Youth Charged In Auto Mishap Here
Judge Robert Allen in County Court at Law Monday set bond at 500 for a youth charged with aggravated assault after allegedly knocking down a city patrolman with a car at 14th Street and College Avenue. The officer arrested him at a drive-in cafe in the 2400 block of 4th Street. The patrolman was uninjured. Several other defendants entered pleas on various charges, including illegal possession of intoxicants and a check law violation, with bonds ranging from 0 to 500.
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Robert Allen
Allen
Carrie Houston
Globe
Layton Hardrick
Slaton
Houston
Hardrick
Orvil Hall
Christine Jones
E. Zist
Gloria Lucero
Ave. K
Gene Emmett Shoenrock
7Th St
Sunday Car Sales Debate Sparks Public Health Warning
A court battle over Sunday car sales pits two dealers against provincial laws, with Chief Justice Vander pos e citing public health and welfare concerns amid widespread Sunday automotive activity. The article notes Lafayette’s 20-0 win over Temple in the 168 season as a separate sports reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Vander
Lafayette
Temple
Owls
Philadelphia
Chippewa firm sued in federal court over alleged debt
A U S District Court suit names Southwestern Industrial Products of Lubbock as defendant seeking 180.60 for supplies purchased since February 1955. A Lions Club meeting at Eva Dees Cafe drew twenty one members and four guests with Archie Huckabee presiding as carols were sung.
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Bauclaire
U. S
Southwestern
Lubbock
Hub Lions Club
Eva Dee
Archie Huckabee
Trud
Mont
Cecil C. Hill
Artesia
W. O. Davis
Los Angeles
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Jack Gray
First Methodist List Church
Pralse
Wen
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Kce
T.g.&y
Golden Rose
Denier
Col Town & Country
Wmdiama Gardens
Family Park
34Th ST
Bon On Sun Car Sales
Ila
Samae
East Pakistan
India
Dacca
Leftein
Royal Minthes
James
James Bow Thillings
England
Sueen
Poymer
Community Finance & Thrift Corporation
YOOZA
St.—Gr
State Department of Banking
Maytag
Ln Heath Furniture Company
Sour Labck
Reatth Furniture Co
4Te Street Ave
T & 4Th St
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