Christmas Church Programs Across Lubbock Observed
Lubbock churches announce a wave of Christmas observances starting today with the Virgin's Son play at Forty-Second Street Baptist and Santa Claus visiting Myrtle Drive Baptist. Additional services include carols, Handel's Messiah Advent portions, Christmas plays, midnight mass, candlelight vesper and multiple church choir concerts across First Presbyterian First Methodist First Christian St Pauls Overton Cumberland Overton Elizabeths Redeemer and other congregations.
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Lubbock
Santa Claus
Forty-Second Street Baptist Church
Tahoka Highway
Bible School
Missionary Society
Robert J. Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Peggie Johnson
Jackie Lewis
First Methodist Church
Myrtle Dunn Short
Joyce Watson
Carl W. Shafter
Ira Schantz
Rex Webster
First Christian ‘Church
Jack Shelley
Eleanor Jackson
Lee Shelley
Jewel Alice Pharr
Sue Ann Hunt
David West
Beverly Witt
Joyce McMurry
Floyd Rector
St. John’s Methodist Church
Asbury Methodist Church
Russell Denison
First Baptist Church
St Paul's-on-the-Plains
Episcopal Church
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Wm. F. Blakeslee
G.S.P
Robert J Walsh
Walsh
Jack Henry
Cumberland
Presbyterian Church
Overton Methodist Church
Myrtle Drive
Rescue From Flaming Bed Ends Sleep Warning
Alarm aroused a man from a burning bed as bystanders pulled him to the street. He was later woken and scolded for falling asleep while smoking a cigarette.
Texas Liquor Board reports November enforcement totals
The Texas liquor control board released figures for November: 306 criminal complaints filed under the liquor act, 274 convictions, 24 jail sentences and fines totaling 36 dollars. There were 118 cases in wet areas and 69 in non compliant zones. Fees and permits yielded 1,943,229 dollars in revenue with 15 cancellations 95 suspensions and two permit refusals after administrator hearings.
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Austin
Texas Liquor . Control ‘Board
Bert
Numaq
Rio
Grande
Wichita Eagle strike ends after wage increase offer
A three week strike by editorial workers of the Wichita Eagle is settled with the American Newspaper Guild accepting a 10 cent hourly wage increase. Twenty one CIO guild members walked out November 27 but papers continued to publish. Workers will return to their jobs Monday under a closed shop with the settlement.
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Wichita
Kan
U.P
Wichita “Eagle
American
CIO
Three Episode Pageant Tonight at Locust Street Chapel
A three episode pageant will be presented at Locust Street chapel tonight at one o'clock. The event aims to showcase local talents in a brief evening program.
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Locust Street Chapel
Deaths in Mor risonville Fire Claim Four Clark Children
Mrs Cary Clark 43 and three other children were injured with serious burns while Charles T Clark 45 died in a Mor risonville home fire. Cecil and James Clark and a sister fled as gasoline ignited. A lantern touched a gas tank causing explosions from nearby drums. Neighbors aided as flames spread through the dwelling.
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Cary Clark
Charles.t. Clark
Twong
Cecil Els
James
Charles
Morrisonville
Clark
Glacial Log Burn Found Near Olympia While Drilling Water Shaft
Workers drilling a 400 foot water shaft near Olympia uncovered a log from the glacial period at the 354 foot level. A state geologist said the log is remarkably well preserved and would date from the glacial era.
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Lubbock
Texas
Olympia
Wash
U.P
Rnal
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Obser
Four Square
Assembly of*God
Shepherd King American S Lutheran Church
Plains Funeral Home Chapel
David Sieberg
Bethlehem
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Liquor. Control
Garrizon
Loriel
U Losis
United
Bors
Cecil
Charles, Sr
Larry
W. B. McCaleb
Ave
M. W. Cook
Masseur
Peng
DIAL
Lubbock, Texas
Chest OF Drawers
Fin
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