Temporary Injunction Against Littlefield Doctors Granted
District Judge C D Russell grants a temporary injunction restraining Dr O W Still of Littlefield from practicing medicine or surgery in Littlefield until a hearing on a permanent injunction. Plaintiffs Dr C E Payne and Dr I T Shotwell allege Still violated a Dec 22 1947 employment contract restricting him from practicing within 50 miles of Littlefield for 10 years after leaving their employ.
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Plainview
C. D. Russell
O. W. Still
Littlefield
C. E. Payne
I. T. Shotwell, Jr
Payne
Shotwell
Payne- Shotwell Hospital
Still
Littlefield Medical
Payne-Shotwell Hospital
J. R. Coen
F. W. Jones
Littlefield Medical Clinic
Littlefield Hospital
Crenshaw
Manford Emerges as Front-Runner for Texas House Speakership
Rep Durwood Manford of Smiley appears to hold the inside track for the Texas House speakership as 110 of 150 members pledge support. Opponent Joe Kilgore of McAllen remains in the race while the House votes by secret ballot after lengthy speeches. The race marks the first full contest for speaker since 1935.
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Lloyd Larrabee
United Press
Austin
Durwood Manford
Smiley
House of Representatives
Manford
Kilgore
Joe Kilgore
McAllen
Coke Stevenson
Robert W. Calvert
W. O. Reed
Dallas
House
County residents own over $18 million in savings bonds
The Lubbock County community holds 18,820,000 in U S Savings Bonds earning about 518,000 annually. Texas statewide bond sales in 1948 total 196,448,587.25 with 1,936,828.25 from this county. Series E bonds accounted for 71 of Texas totals.
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Lubbock County
U. S
Harry Owens
Dallas
Odie A. Hood
County Savings Bonds
Lubbock
Owens
Texas
Cocker Spaniel Club Elects New Officers
Ww. K. Patterson named president of the South Plains Cocker Spaniel club at the first 1949 meeting held at 402 Ave. Q. Harry Howie is vice president, Elizabeth Beco secretary-treasurer. E. K. Nail and H. H. English join the board. Committees include Nail with Stew art as co-chair, English with Paschall, and Stewart publicity chair. Meeting date moved to the first Monday. next meeting February 7.
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Ww. K. Patterson
South Plains
Cocker Spaniel Club
Ave. Q
Harry Howie
Elizabeth Beco
E. K. Nail
H. H. English
Patterson
B. E. Stewart
Cecil Paschall
Plans For Annual Fall Show Of Dahlia Society Discussed
Discussion of preliminary plans for the South Plains Dahlia Society fall show featured the first 1949 meeting at Mr and Mrs James Samson home. Work for the year and soil preparation for planting were discussed. Samson showed color movies of his dahlia garden from last year to 25 members present. New members introduced were Mr and Mrs Jack Creel Mrs Millard F Swart and Frank Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains Dahlia Society
James Samson
Ex-Lubbock County Commissioner Edgar Gray Dies
Edgar E. Gray, 66, former Lubbock county commissioner and long-time Lubbock resident, died Saturday at Plainview sanitarium at 10:20 a.m. He had suffered a stroke on December 21 and had lived in and near Lubbock from 1924 to 1945 while serving as precinct commissioner.
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Lubbock County
Edgar Gray
Plainview
Edgar E. Gray
Lubbock
Plainview Sanitarium
Gray
Lub
Avalanche Barber College marks second year in Lubbock
Avalanche Barber College completed its second year of operation in Lubbock and reports over 200 graduates in two years with 41 students currently enrolled. Owner W. B. Meeks notes the six month program prepares graduates for the state barber exam and offers courses in scientific barbering and light therapy. The school, affiliated with the Journeyman International Barbers union, is state and Veterans Administration approved for veterans' training. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. Sunday at Lemons Funeral Home chapel in Plainview for a local figure, with burial in Plainview. survivors include the widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Barber College
Broadway
W. B. Meeks
Journeyman International Barbers Union
Veterans Administration For Veterans’ Training
Arp Fruit Stand Manager Dies in Blaze
ARP Jan 8 M H Roberts about 65 burned to death today when the fruit stand he managed burned seven miles from Arp on the Henderson highway. Firemen could not determine escape issues. The stand blazed when discovered shortly before 11 am. Survivors include his widow and several children, all living at Lindale.
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M. H .Roberts
Henderson Highway
Roberts
Lindale
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State House
Lubbock County Savings
James L. Norton, Jr
Nacogdoches
Norton
World
North America
Cunets
General Motors Proving Ground
Chevrolet
General Motors
Kuykendall Chevrolet CO
189Th ST
Texas Avenue
Dahlia Society
Dak
Nal
Sun
Page
Iueeek
Lubbock National Bank
Nickie
Fleer
Rex
THE
Edwards Company
Avenue H
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