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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1955

Page

7

Gifts Dedicate Cotton and Grain to Overseas Program in Floydada

In Floydada on the court house lawn a dedication ceremony for the Christian Rural Overseas Program honored gifts from Floyd and Crosby county residents. Twenty five bales of cotton were donated along with thousands of pounds of grain and hundreds of dollars, including 390.09 dollars from the Floydada area led by Bill Colston, and 45 dollars plus seven bales from Lloyd Readhimer. Watson Jones presented 12 bales from Crosbyton, Rev. Walter O. Parr accepted the gifts and gave an address of thanks. The service was led by Rev. Tilden B. Armstrong with opening prayer by Rev. W. D. Reaves and benediction by Rev. T. W. Condon Jr. Floyda da High School band provided music. area director Rev. Ellis A. Todd attended from Plainview with local workers named.

Floydada Christian Rural Overseas Program Floyd Crosby County Court House Lawn Walter O. Parr Fort Worth Bill Colston Lloyd Readhimer Lockney Watson Jones Crosbyton Floydada First Christian Church Floydada High School Maurice

Nine Littlefield Students Initiated into National Society

Nine Littlefield High School students were inducted into the National Honor Society in a school auditorium ceremony. New members include Phyllis Jeffries, Virginia Rogers, Peggy Gray Bill, Kennemer, Linda Hoover, Karen Williams, Bob Orr, Patricia Smith, and Edna June Wallace, chosen for leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and character.

Littlefield Littlefield High School Phyllis Jeffries Virginia Rogers Peggy Gray Bill Kennemer Linda Hoover Karen Williams Bob Orr Patricia Smith Edna June Wallace

Muleshoe Post Office Likely to Gain First Class Status

Muleshoe post office appears set for first class status after annual receipts exceed 40,000. Postmaster A J Gardner notes 1954 receipts rose 16 percent from 1953, totaling 53,611.22, with prior years showing steady gains from 6,800 in 1935 to 18,159.05 in 1944 and 37,581.09 in 1953. An inspection is expected before June.

Muleshoe A. J. Gardner Gardner

Artist to Keynote West Texas Forum at Tech

San Patricio artist Peter Hurd will be the keynote speaker at Texas Techs second annual Midwinter Forum on Community Development. The event opens Jan 21 with sessions on aging youth conservation and industry growth, and features a panel with Hurd and local leaders from Amarillo Lubbock and other West Texas communities.

Peter Hurd San Patricio N. M Texas Tech Per Stensland Tech Hurd West Texas Jones E. N. Jones Louise Evans Amarillo News-Globe Herbert C. Martin League of Women Voters Amarillo Charles E. Maedgen Jr Lubbock National Bank Ernest Wallace

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