Hartnett To Address Bar Group Here
Dallas attorney Thomas R. Hartnett will speak on the economics of the legal profession at a Lub bock County Bar Assn luncheon at the Pioneer Hotel. Members of the Texas Tech Pre Law Club will be guests March 16 when Manuel Hartnett DeBusk discusses a law school for Texas Tech. Hartnett, a former Pilot, is a Dallas Bar Assn committee chair on economics and has served as state bar committee vice chairman.
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Dallas
State Bar Assn
Lubbock County Bar Assn
Pioneer Hotel
The
Bar Association
Texas Tech
Bar Assn
Manuel Hartnett DeBusk
Teche the. Association
Hartnett
Sioux City
Iowa
Trinity College
University of Southern California
Texas
Army Air Force
Lubbock Air Base
Reese Air Base
Dallas Bar Assn
State Bar
Self-Care For Infatuation By Mrs Muriel Lawrence
A young woman infatuated with a dashing man seeks psychoanalytic help to resolve tensions in their relationship. The doctor’s shift in approach leads her to question his devotion to work and his treatment of his children, revealing her own conflicting feelings and awakening doubt about his true priorities. The column is for the parents of infatuated children.
Sunday Brunch Recipe Offered
Sliced Bananas in Orange Juice Ham and Eggs Buttered Toast Lemon Butter. Lemon Butter uses two large eggs one cup sugar two tablespoons butter two teaspoons grated lemon rind and lemon juice. Beat eggs, add sugar, butter, rind and juice, cook over boiling water until thickened eight to ten minutes. Cool, store tightly in the fridge. Delights as a toast spread, makes about one and a half cups.
East Side Home Demonstration Club Hosts Meeting
Members met Friday afternoon at Mrs. George Brown’s Rt. 1 home. Committees reported, program titled Every Child's Right was discussed, with talks on Developing A Healthy Personality by Mrs. Garland Kerr and Child Discipline by Mrs. Bill Cagle. A quarterly birthday party and secret pal exchange were held. The next meeting is set for 2:30 p.m. March 1 at Mrs. J. L. Edwards's Rt. 1 home.
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East Side Home Demonstration Club
George Brown
Garland Kerr
Bill Cagle
J. L. Edwards
Trade Is Discussed At Athenaeum Club
Mrs. C. Earl Hildreth hosted the Athenaeum Club meeting at 3324 22nd Street. The program topic was The United States and World Trade with Mrs. D. A. Childres on U.S. Trade With Other Nations and Mrs. Charles McLaughlin on Food For Peace. The next meeting is set for 3 p.m. February 26 at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse.
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C. Earl Hildreth
22Nd St
Athenaeum Club
United States
World Trade
D. A. Childres
U.S
Charles McLaughlin
Lubbock Women's
Sweetheart Banquet By Pi Rho Zeta Chapter
Clovis report notes Gamma Alpha chapter of Pi Rho Zeta hosted a sweetheart banquet at the Holiday Inn Parkway. Mrs. Myrtle Johnson named sweetheart, presented a banquet of honey crimson carnations by club president Mrs. Phyllis Fyfe.
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Gamma Alpha Chapter
Pi Rho Zeta
Holiday Inn Parkway
Myrtle Johnson
Phyllis Fyfe
Clovis
Minnie
Friday Galloway
Marvin Day
S&h Green Stamp Co
Stamp Company
S&h
Hubbard’s Inc
Yoakum County Junior Livestock Show Judging Today
Judging of beef calves takes place this morning as the Yoakum County Junior Livestock Show begins with 34 calves to be judged today and the sale scheduled for this afternoon. Bobby Taylor led with the grand champion lamb on Friday, with Freddy Darnley as reserve. Oscar Howard won the grand champion barrow, and D L Lynn McGinty took reserve. Clarence Todd won the lamb gaining contest, and Dan Field won the beef calf gaining contest among 51 barrows and 30 lambs judged Friday.
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Yoakum County
Bobby Taylor
Freddy Darnley
Barrow
Oscar Howard
D’lynn McGinty
Clarence Todd
Dan Field
Insurance Principles Course Stated Here
In cooperation with Texas Tech finance department the chartered property and casualty underwriters of Lubbock organize an Insurance Principles course for sales agents and claims men. Burt M. Abel will teach the 13 week program meeting 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays at 2214 34th St with enrollment deadline at the Feb 21 first session. Contact Grif Griffin for details.
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Texas ‘Tech Finance Department
Lubbock
Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriters
Burt M. Abel
Tech
34Th St
Insurance Institute of America
Abel
Grif Griffin
Tech APO Chapter Accepts 31 Pledges
Texas Tech Alpha Phi Omega fraternity accepts 31 pledges including Carl Alexander Jr of Seagraves and Kenneth Baker of Alba ny plus members from Lubbock Dallas Houston and San Angelo. Other pledge names span Fort Worth Richardson Throckmorton Alice Tacoma and Rockdale with multiple cities represented.
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Texas Tech
Alpha Phi Omega
Carl Alexander Jr
Seagraves
Kenneth Baker
Albany
Kent Bass
Meridian
Robert Bradshaw
Lubbock
Albert Brown
Dallas
Jerry Duncan
Houston
Tom Eastham
Richardson
Gary Essary
Lamesa
Gary Gore
Ted Holder
Roy Lee Jr
San Angelo
David Lewis
Joe Martin
Eddie McClusky
Throckmorton
Harold McEwen
Bob Milliren
Fort Worth
Douglas Moore
Kenneth Newsom
David Northcutt
Kermit
Warren Nutt
Jeff Pemberton
Brownfield
Mike Pinkston
Billy Poole
Alice
Jim Ward
Tacoma
Wash
John Rinn
Rockdale
Arthur Schnerdel
Danny Stewart
Slaton
Wendell Wallace
Mel West
Lufkin
Paul Wilkinson
Dave King
Tahoka License Issue Reports 556 Plates Issued
Tahoka county officials report 556 vehicle license plates issued this week. Last year in 1962 total plates issued reached 11,812 for vehicles and farm trailers.
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George McCracken
Lorenzo School Bond Election Set Today
A $500 000 school bond election is scheduled in Lorenzo today to fund a new high school, renovate the elementary building, and convert the high school into a junior high with an underground cafeteria for all students.
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Lorenzo
Khiva Temple Ball Slated Here Tonight
The annual Khiva Temple Potentate's Ball starts at 6 30 p m at Hillcrest Country Club with about 400 attendees. The event honors new potentate A Whitaker of Amarillo and his Divan. Khiva Temple members and their wives from the south half of the temple jurisdiction across 19 counties will participate.
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Khiva Temple Pottentate
Hillcrest Country Club
Flying Farmers Convene Tri state Session at Caprock Hotel
About 200 Flying Farmers gather for a tri state convention in Lubbock with sessions led by E M Anderson of the Texas Aeronautical Commission and Hoyt Walkup of Oklahoma A&M. Delegates from New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas arrive for tours awards and a queen crowning at Caprock Hotel.
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Tristate
E. M. Anderson
Texas Aeronautical Commission
Medina
Texas
Oklahoma
Hoyt
Polly Steer
Elaine Hash
Phoenix
International Flying Farmers
Lee D. Hagemeister
David P. Martens
Fairview
Okla
C. R. Hiner
Corona
N. M
New Mexico
Carl Putman
Gould
W. O. Mills
Pandale
Texas Flying Farmers and Ranchers
Agriculture Department
Texas Tech
N. S. Daniels
Seminole
Caprock Hotel
Susie Peterson
Dallas
Chester Gilmore
Idalou
Gilmore
Seattle
Mills
Mike Hutcherson
Plainview
Flying Farmers International
United States
Canada
South
Central America
Three Would Lose Seats In New Texas Redistricting Plan
Rep Bill Walker proposes a plan to redraw Texas 23 seats into districts that would pair six incumbents in four districts and eliminate three seats. The change adds two districts to Harris County and one to Dallas, with Bexar and Tarrant counties joining nearby counties in new districts.
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Sue Flanagan
Avalanche-Journal
Austin Bureau
Austin
Bill Walker
Cleveland
Texas
Ed Foreman
Odessa
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Lindley Beckworth
Gladewater
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Graham Purcell
Wichita Falls
Omar Burle
Anson
Walker
Congress
Harris County
Dallas County
Bexar
Tarrant
Bailey
Lamb
Floyd
Andrews County
Kent County
Scurry
Nolan
District 13
District 2
Lubbock
House
Congressional and
Legislative Districts Committee
Menton Murray
Harlingen
Ren
Maurice Ball
Dallas
Congress May Be Asked To Up USS Funds For UN
The White House may urge Congress to raise the United States share of the United Nations budget from 32 to 38 percent. The move follows UN Special Fund aid to Cuba of up to 1.2 million for an agricultural project, prompting Senate subcommittee questions this week.
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Congress
USS
Washington
United States
United Nations
The
World Organization
European Corps Program Eyed for Peace Center
United States officials discuss plans to help set up a European peace corps training center. Former White House aide Richard Goodwin will visit Belgium Italy and Switzerland for talks with officials about regional programs and potential site locations in Sicily Sardinia and southern France were also considered.
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Washington
UPI
United States
White House
Richard Goodwin
Peace Corps International Secretariat
Belgium
Italy
Switzerland
West Germany
Norway
Netherlands
Denmark
Sicily
Sardinia
France
Goodwin
European Center
Judge rules Arnault widow of King Faisal II of Iraq
A New York judge ruled Genevieve Arnault of Manhattan is the legal wife of King Faisal II, slain in 1958, and thus entitled to the widow's share of his estate. Surrogate Court records show $124,000 in the estate with First National City Trust Co. and reports of $500,000 elsewhere plus unknown sums in Iraq and Switzerland.
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New York
Genevieve Arnault
Manhattan
Faisal II
Iraq
U.S
Faisal
Zeid Ibn Hussein
First National City Trust Co
Switzerland
Surgeon Says Smoking Is Sure Way To Cancer
A New Orleans surgeon told a Charlotte audience that anyone who smokes will develop lung cancer unless they die of something else first. Dr. Alton Ochsner of the Ochsner Clinic said smoking is the most frequent cancer cause and urged complete cessation, noting precancer changes reverse only if one quits entirely.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
New Orleans
Alton Ochsner
American College of Surgeons
Ochsner
Ochsner Clinic
Touri Infirmary
Area service members announced with promotions and assignments
Kenneth F. Martin, 20, son of Rev. and Mrs. John A. Martin of 2708 63rd St., promoted to airman first class in the USAF at Ramey AFB Puerto Rico. He is married to Gail A. Buckner and they have a baby daughter. Also: 2nd Lt. Bruce R. Haass of Lubbock graduated from the Air Force pilot instructor course at Randolph AFB and will be reassigned to Webb AFB. 2nd Lt. William S. Spears, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Spears of 5005 21st St., assigned to the 29th Transportation Battalion in Germany, a 1962 OSU graduate and Monterey High School alum. Airman Daniel C. Pierson of Seminole promoted to airman second class at the 3575th Pilot Training Wing. Airman 3.0 James R. McDivitt of Lubbock completed radio operator tech training at Keesler AFB and receives new duty assignment. he is Monterey High and NTSC alum.
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Kenneth F. Martin
John A. Martin
63Rd St
USAF
Ramey Afb
Puerto Rico
Bellaire Baptist Church
Lubbock
Monterey High School
Gail A. ‘Buckner
Dale Buckner
53Rd St
Martin
Air Force
Bruce R. Haass
Lubock
Randolph Afb
Haass
Randolph
Elmer N. Haass
25Th St
Texas Tech
Sherry M. Scoggin
Lamesa
Webb Afb
Army
William S. Spears
James W. Spears
21St St
29Th Transportation Battalion
Germany
Spears
12Th Transportation Company
Boblingen
Monterey High Schol
Oklahoma State University
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Cialist
3575Th
James R. McDivitt
Keesler Afb
Miss
McDivitt
Man Held In Hale For Extradition
James Irvin Owen, 21, wanted in Jonesboro Tennessee on a felony abduction charge, was held in Hale County Jail awaiting transfer after waiving extradition. Bond set at 5000 dollars by JP Clarence Lewis. Abducted 18 year old in Tennessee Feb 11. victim located near Tohoka and en route home by bus. Arrested on U S 70 four miles south of Plainview.
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Plainview
James Irvin Owen
Jonesboro
Tenn
Hale County
Owen
Troy Porterfield
Tennessee
Justice of the Peace
Clarence Lewis
Tohoka
U.S. 70
World surfaces called avenue for a possible third war
British historian Arnold J Toynbee warned Grinnell College students that the world has become a single avenue toward a possible atomic third world war. He urged world unity as essential to prevent humanity from destroying itself by the year 2000, predicting a global population reaching six to nine billion.
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Grinnell, Iowa
UPI
Arnold J. Toynbee
Grinnell College
Toynbee
U S Flour Exports Reach 32 Million Bushels in Four Months
U S export data show flour shipments totaling 32 million bushels over a four month period. The report highlights strong demand and steady shipment pace with trade partners across multiple regions.
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Washington
U.S
Salem Avenue Baptist Church Revival Services Announcement
At 9:45 A.M. an invitation to a Sunday School and a 10:35 A.M. sermon kicks off a Membership Revival week led by Dr. Tatum. Rev. Edgar Tatum of San Angelo will speak at 6:30 P.M. with daily services at 9:30 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. Everyone is invited to attend at Salem Avenue Baptist Church 27th at Salem Avenue.
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Dr. Tatum
Edgar Tatum
San Angelo
Portales Post Office Remodeling Contract Awarded
A.C. Clov architectural firm wins an $8,500 negotiated contract from the General Services Administration to design remodeling of the Portales Post Office. Specifications due by August 5.
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Portales
Clovis
General Services Adm
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