Seven-Room Apartment In State Capitol Awaits Smiths' Arrival
Mrs. Preston Smith prepares for the Austin governorship era as a seven room Capitol apartment is fully furnished for the lieutenant governor and family. A cook and housekeeper will handle domestic duties while the couple stays at the Driskill Hotel until Jan 15 inaugural ceremonies.
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State Capitol
Smiths
Emil Carmichael
Avalanche-Journal
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Austin
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Driskill Hotel
Jan
Preston Michael
Lubbock High School
Vernon Smith
Micky
Texas Tech
22Nd St
Mickey
Hich
Senate Wives Club
House of Representatives ‘Wives
Former High Court Justice Speaks To Lubbock Bar
A. J. Folley Amarillo attorney and former Texas Supreme Court associate justice spoke at a Pioneer Hotel luncheon of the Lubbock County Bar Assn. He discussed the legal profession’s unpopularity and its role in democratic government. About 80 members attended with Denzil Bevers presiding.
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High Court
A. J. Folley
Amarillo
Texas Supreme Court
Lubbock
Foller
George Dupree
Denzil Bevers
The
Bar Assn
Tom Griffith
Tulia Banquet to Feature Dallas Insurance Exec Speaker
Louie F E Throgmorton vice president of public servicers for Republic National Life Insurance Co of Dallas will speak at Tulia Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture banquet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Ezra Jones Memorial Cafeteria Invocation by Rev Lewis Koerselman benediction by Woodrow Hughes master of ceremonies Harry Reeves introductions by Wayne Cooper officers and directors honored by Herb Byars awards presented by C E Anderson and John Brown
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Tulia
Louie FE. Throgmorton
Republic National Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Tulia Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Ezra Jones Memorial
Lewis Koerselman
First Presbyterian Church
Woodrow Hughes
Central Church of Christ
Harry Reeves
Wayne Cooper
Herb Byars
C .E. Anderson
John Brown
Two Plead Guilty To Misdemeanors Before Judge Moore
In County Court at Law No 2 two defendants pled guilty Saturday. Alvin Alfred Fischer of Slaton received a $100 fine, court costs, and three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Tomas Estrada Hernandez Jr of Rt. 4 Lubbock was fined $125 and costs for a prohibited weapon charge. Erma Hicks of 1817 San Jose Dr pleads innocent to check law violation. bond set at $500.
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Pat Moore
Alvin Alfred Fischer
Slaton
Tomas Estrada Hernandez Jr
Rt. 4
Lubbock
Erma Hicks
San Jose Dr
YWCA Resumes Water Safety Classes at Lubbock Pool
The YWCA restarts its water safety program Monday at the heated indoor pool in the Lubbock Boys' Club continuing through March 15. Pre registration at the YWCA office is required along with YWCA membership and a physician's approval. Lessons taught by two Red Cross instructors cover multiple levels with a structured weekly schedule.
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The
Young Women's Christian Association
Lubbock Boys’ Club
Ave. E
YWCA
Broadway
Richard G. Richards
C. Earl Hildreth
Lloyd B. Wigersma
American Red Cross
Nursing Class Exams Slated At Levelland
Final entrance examinations for a vocational nursing class at South Plains College are set for 9:30 a.m. January 24 in the nursing class room of the administration building. The class begins February 1 and requires ages 18 to 55, two years of high school if under 21, good physical and mental health, moral integrity, ability to work with others, and a passing GED if over 21. The program is offered with Levelland Clinic and Hospital and partner facilities in Levelland and Littlefield.
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South Plains College
Levelland
South Plains Hospital
Medical Arts
Littlefield
Littlefield Hospital
Meat inspection totals 40.5 billion pounds live weight
The U S Department of Agriculture reported inspecting forty point five billion pounds of meat by live weight. The figure reflects comprehensive oversight across slaughter and processing facilities to ensure compliance with safety and labeling standards.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Tulia Woman Rider Enters Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo
Mrs Sue Reid Osburn of Tulia will ride in the 1963 Fort Worth Stock Show Rodeo among 44 competitors for a $3900 purse. She is sponsored by Diamond Tail Ranch of Trinidad Colorado and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Warner Reid of Tulia.
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Tulia
Sue Reid Osburn
Fort Worth
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Roy Steward
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