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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1942

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Allies Hold White House Talks on Nazi Fleet Threat

Washington February 14 high strategists from the United States and Britain conferred with President Roosevelt on the Nazi battle group now free to menace Atlantic sea lanes. The meeting included Hopkins Little Stark Knox and other top officials as naval buildup and shipyard activity quicken in response to Scharnhorst Gneisenau Prinz Eugen.

Washington United States Britain Roosevelt Atlantic Scharnhorst Gneisenau Prinz Eugen London England Russia White House Harry L. Hopkins Charles Little Harold Re Stark Knox F. H. LaGuardia New York City

Engagements and social notes from Lubbock scene

Louella shares Melba Rick's engagement surprise and recent weddings, plus society groups LADS and Tribettes. She mentions club activities at the Lubbock community scene, campus news from Texas Tech and Abilene Christian College, and local notices from readers about Army service and teaching posts.

J. A. Sejien Lubbock Abilene Christian College Abilene PLOR Shannon Oor Walter Winchell Puesday Lubbock Waeman Forum Clement Sorests Junior Serests Junior Sorests FoRo Frvend Tech College News Wapgoner Warrick Carr University of Texas Libbock Woorwoick First Presbyterian Church Cbareh O Mens Lou

Sale Of Two Small Engines Is Revealed

City hall announced sales of two standby engines from the electric plant. Hughes Aircraft in California and the Thomas brothers in Grassland, near Post, bought 3110 horsepower units for 5000 dollars each. The remaining 300 horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine may also be sold. The city needs space for four new large engines installed in five years and an upcoming 3200 horsepower unit aims to secure power during the emergency.

City Electric City Hall Hughes Aircraft Corp California Thomas Brothers Grassland Post Fairbanks-Morse Lubbock

South African Native Gangs Fuel Widening Crime Wave

Report notes a rising crime wave linked to native gangs across South Africa with increased robberies, violence, and territorial clashes. Police say organized groups are coordinating attacks, targeting urban centers and rural towns, causing fear and strained resources. Local communities call for stronger policing and intervention.

Guild Organized At Meet Friday Night

In the initial meeting of the As bury Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Friday night Miss Essie Jeffcoat was chosen president. Mrs. Ted Vernon hosted with a buffet supper at her home 2315 Thirteenth Street. Officers include Mrs WHIL Koontz vice president Mrs A J Brandon secretary and Miss Mildred Atkinson treasurer. Myre J Walter is guild sponsor with Wath Meschmes Vernon and W KO Peterson as assistant sponsors. The group will meet monthly with Mrs Brandon hosting October 7 and Mrs Peterson pouring coffee. Attendees included Regina Rhea Dorothy Nixon Ethel Schattuck Hallie Wall Opal Nixon Margie Taylor Dorothy Grace Doose Tess Jeffcoat.

Asbury Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild Essie Jetfcoat Ted Vernon Womans Society of Christian Service Thirteenth Street Whil Koontz A.J. Brandon Mildred Atkinson Myre J. Walter Wath Meschmes Vernon W. KO Peterson Sponseers Brandon Seventh Street Peterson Walter Regina Rhea Dorothy Nixon Ethel Schattuck Hallie Wall Opal Nixon Margie Tayior Dorothy Grace Doose Tess Jeffcoat

Cooper HD Club Holds Meeting Led by Mrs Boyd

Cooper HD Club opened with songs led by hostess Mrs Curtis Boyd at the piano. Miss Clara Pratt urged members to observe the consumer pledge and discussed pruning and shrubs to cut waste. Members present included Mrs Curtis Bond and others, with a new member Meg J Tim and two sisters in attendance.

Cooper Tome Curtis Boyd Alpe Aesdames Curtis Bond K. C. Brown Steele A.B. Allen Bond Coleman Meg. J. Tims Sisiters A A. Stephens L. DD. Moss

Circle Meeting Announcements for First Baptist Wo

The note lists numerous women with addresses for Monday circle meetings at First Baptist Wo OAL S. Include Ann Lassi ter Joan Cox 1534 27th St Lucille Reagan Abs EL Fry 1403 2éth St Emily Beck G W Foster 1923 Broadway Christine Cattee Jessie King 2124 26th St Annie Jenkins Satlee Minnie Fickas 1610 Ave Ras Buster E T Mathis Taboka highway Blanche Graves So AL Hamilton 2207 26th St Elkin Lockett H B Baker 906 B Ave Lottie Mean Mary Diy 7123 26th St Blanche Rose Walker Rosa I Oats 2426 2hra St Lite Hiunches J I Miller 1910 Ave Ann Judson G R Kennedy 2406 14th St The Edna Karie Ana Junior Gurls of Calvary Baptist church finish Focus Week boosting membersh from TA to 2R parrs VisitIng the sick and shu t l-ins Floye Bell directs Jillinier girls M Des J L Blau A Bo Stratton direct Hana baries

First Baptist So AL Hamilton Elkin Lockett H. B. Baker Lottie Mean Mary Diy Blanche Rose Walker Rosa I J. I. Miller Ann Judson G. R. Kennedy 14Th Edna Karie Ana Calvary Baptist Church Floye Bell Jillinier Girls Mesdames J. L. Blau A. Bo Stratton Hana Baries

Mrs Lucile Smith Hosts Triple Four Event Night

Mrs Lucile Smith will entertain for the Triple Four club Wednesday night at 7:45 at the home of Amlys. Lora Tucker, 1506 Avenue R, is mentioned in the notice.

Lucile Smith Amlys Lora Tucker Avenue R

Plan to sew The Golden Link Study Club meeting

The Golden Link Study club plans a Friday afternoon 3 o clock sewing session led by Mrs Gene Lettiwich at 2405 Twenty-eighth Street to prepare Red Cross items.

Golden Link Study Club Melock Gene Lettiwich Twenty-eighth Street Red Cross SeMng

Manchurian Educator Dr No Yong Park to Lecture at Tahoka

Dr No Yong Park, Manchurian educator and lecturer, will speak in Tahoka on Wednesday night as the first of four meetings in a Rotary sponsored series titled Onk Neighbors In The Paectie. A small admission charge will be made for the address in Tahoka.

No-Yong Park Tahoka

Enrollment in Lubbock Public Schools Rises

Enrollment in Lubbock public schools grows at a steady pace with a total of 7 863 students by the end of the fifth month, according to Drogo B Irvin city schools superintendent. Gains exceed the same period last year with several named schools listing counts: Senior High 14090, Junior High 15068, Carter 800, Dupre 742, Dunbar 605, Southwest Ware 605, Roscoe Wilson 405, George R Bean 374, Central Ward 586, Sanders 440.

Lubbock Public Schools Drogo B. Irvin Senier High School Carter Dupre George A Hunt Central Ward Sanders Roscoe Wilson George R. Bean Southwest Ware Guadalupe Dunbar

Local Couple Observes 53rd Anniversary

Mr and Mrs L H Shelton of 2009 Mai street celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary with a quiet dinner. They were married in Whitfield Alabama on February 13 1889 and have lived in Lubbock for 24 years. Their son Lem H a doctor was in San Antonio for a visit.

Mro L. H. Shelton Mai Street Mr. Shelton Lem H San Antonio Whitfield Ala Lubbock

Las Vegas couple visiting Mayor Slaton family

Mr and Mrs W R Slaton and son Jack of Las Vegas Nevada are spending the weekend with Mayor Carl F E Slaton and family at 2017 Twenty second street.

W. R. Slaton Jack Las Vegas No M Carl FE. Slato Pwenty-second Street

Frieda Kunkel Joins Interior Deco Services Team

Frieda Kunkel joins the organization to handle rising demand for interior decor rating services. The move aims to increase planning efficiency and faster delivery in a tighter schedule.

Area Increases Butter Output

Butter production in the Panhandle-Plains area rose about 20 percent in 1941 over 1940, with stronger gains in early 1941. Experts forecast a 25 percent rise for the year, noting a shift from butter to cheese making will affect 1942 figures and noting regional variations in Texas.

Tulia Panhandle-Plains Henry Teubel Swisher Creamery Panhandle-Plains Area Bureau of Business Research, University of Texas Teubel Panhanadle Plains Texas Tno Austin Larede Brownsville Certus Chiosty Houston East Texas Beaumont Texarkane Denison Dallas Fort Worth Waco Wichita Falls Ponhamde-Plains Texas Unitiversity’s Bureau of Business Credit Texas Teubel Formerle Lubbock Welson & Co

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