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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1967

Page

7

Cook Heads State Group Promotes Texas Advertising Leaders

Dick Cook of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal was elected president of the Texas Advertising Managers Association for 1967 at Fort Worth. Bill Moore of the Temple Daily Telegram named vice president. Oliver Cofer of the Big Spring Herald elected secretary treasurer. Harold Arnold of the San Angelo Standard Times chosen sergeant-at-arms. Thirty-five daily newspapers attended the two day meeting.

Dick Cook Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Texas Advertising Managers Association Fort Worth Bill Moore Temple Daily Telegram Oliver Cofer Big Spring Herald Harold Arnold San Angelo Standard Times

St Christopher Church approves budget and elected officers

St Christopher's Episcopal Church held its annual parish meeting electing vestry for three year terms and naming delegates to Diocesan Council. A budget of 40 687 dollars for the coming year was approved along with appointed positions and future objectives.

St. Christopher's Episcopal Church 42Nd & Elgin Thomas R. Miller St. Christopher’s Church John Cassel H. G. Killgore Kenneth Nelson Alton Griffin J. Q. Warnick Amarillo Albert Brann James Broome Thomas Cannon Edward Downs Thomas Elliott Arthur Foster Hugh Harbert George Elle Charles Bledsoe Bill Parker Altar Guild Clara Rae Maddox Dennis Payne Usher Guild Wendell Hartsfield Rodney Goebel Margaret Downs

Sunday School Attendance Totals 20 971 Across Sixty Three Churches

Sixty three churches reported Sunday School attendance of 20 971 this Sunday, compared with 20 973 in 71 churches on December 18, the last published figure. The list names Agape to Templo Sina with church counts ranging from single digits to over six hundred in larger congregations.

Agape Methodist Asbury Methodist Epworth Methodist oBo First Methodist Forrest Heights Methodist Calvary Baptist Bethel Mission Central Baptist First Baptist Lighland Baptist Masonie Park Baptist Mackenzie Terrace Baptist Monterey Baptist Oakwood Baptist Csssccce Second Baptist Erees Southerest Baptist Westmoreland Baptist Broadway Church of Christ Colgate Church of Christ College Avenue Church of Christ Green Lawn Church of Christ Mackenzie Church of Christ Monterey Church of Christ Northside Church of Christ Parkway Church of Christian Pioneer Park Church of Christ Manhattan Heights Church of Christ Smithlawn Church of Christ Southside Church of Christ Sunrise Church of Christ Sunset Church of Christ 20Th and Biven Church of Christ

Young Farmers Club Formed At Lazbuddie

Keith Menefee elected president of the newly organized Young Farmers Club at Lazbuddie High School. Scotty Windham, vocational agriculture instructor, named adviser. Other officers include Jim Roy Daniels as vice president Wayne Clark as secretary L M Smith and JeDon Gallman as reporters.

Lazbuddie Keith Menefee Young Farmers Club Scotty Windham Lazbuddie High School Jim Roy Daniels Wayne Clark L. M. Smith JeDon Gallman Windham

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