Lubbock School Board Proposes Regional Center and Zone Changes
The board discussed creating fiscally independent centers eligible for Elementary Education Act funding. Attendance zones for 1967-68 were designated with minor changes, amid debates over residents’ claims to live in zones for high school attendance. Auditor Hallmark Hearn was named for 1966-67 operations as Delinquent tax figures showed total collections of 7.545 million with 1.862 million delinquent since 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Williams
Hallmark Hearn and Co
Office of
Lubbock
Teague, Haynie and Co
Parent - Teacher Association of
Josephine Ballenger
Ballenger
48Th Street
Gary Avenue
Monterey High School
Monterey
Acting Associate Dean Named at Texas Tech
Texas Tech names Biology Prof. Paul V. Prior acting associate dean of the School of Arts and Sciences. History Prof. Paul J. Woods will serve as acting assistant dean. Prior, a UI graduate, has taught at Bethany College and Northern Illinois University before joining Tech in 1956. Woods holds Illinois degrees and has a varied civic and military background.
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Texas Tech
Paul V. Prior
S. M.kennedy
Kennedy
Paul J. Woods
Prior
University of Iowa
Bethany College
Northern Ilinois University
Tech
National Park Service
Adelaide Kameen
Evanston, Ill
John
Jim
Lubbock High
Dr. Woods
University of Illinois
Woods
Tech Athletic Council
Texas A&m
South Plains Boy Scout Council
Tech Saddle Tramps
Ruth Ellen Hackelman
Urbana
Lorrie
Mike
Atkins Junior High
DIY Terr y Cloth Shower Curtain Idea From Dear Heloise
Reader Marie Hallson shares a terry cloth shower curtain sewn from two widths of fabric with a flat fell seam and buttonhole top for shower rings. It dries like a towel, launders on the rod, and adds a pink handmade touch to the bathroom.
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H. B. Hallson
Dear Vs
Hallson
Heloise
Frances
Brady
Times for Marathon Segments
The record lists four time entries: 2 hr 30 min, 2 hr 40 min, 2 hr 20 min, and 1 hr 10 min. No additional context or events are provided in the readable text.
Car Collision Damages Vehicle Near Jack Chamberlain Home
Two cars collided at an intersection near the home of Jack Chamberlain. His automobile was damaged while it was parked in his garage at the time of the crash.
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Cheyenne
Jack Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Vietnamese-trained Sgt Bellew Honored for Vietnam Service at Reese
Sergeant Bellew, noncommissioned officer in charge of navigation at the 3500th Field Maintenance Squadron, earned the Bronze Star for his Vietnam work. He trained Vietnamese technicians, installed IFF systems in C-47 aircraft, led maintenance efforts, and organized an advisory team aiding an orphanage. He is from Farmersville Ohio and serves as a Nazarene church lay minister.
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Bellew
Reese
Vietnamese Air Force Airborne
Bien Hoa Air Base
Sgt. Bellew
Vietnam
Chapel Questors
Vermont
Law
Ohio
Set. Bellew
Farmersville
South Pacific
Navy
24Th Infantry Division
Army
Air Force
First Nazarene Church
Lubbock
Sgt
Ralph E. Weisman
Maj. Weisman
Mildred Rehmert
Dayton
Nazarene Choir
Missionary Society
Roy
Bangor Ave
Air Training Command
Exposition group weighs Women’s Building expansion and horse show
At a recent meeting President Adams outlined plans to study expanding the Women’s Building at the exposition grounds and to consider adding a quarter horse show to this year’s fair. Present were Adams Dav is Fletcher Hunt Gee Bacon Bak er Hilburn Vickers and Guy. Decision on the horse show is expected soon.
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Davis
Adams
Jerry Fletcher
Homer Hunt
Bob Gee
Charles Bacon
Lennis Baker
M. B. Hilburn, Jr
John Vickers
Chas. A. Guy
Exposition Grounds
Rails Stolen From Rio Grande Yards In Colorado Springs
Police say in the last two weeks 924 feet of rails weighing more than 25 000 pounds were stolen from the Rio Grande railroad yards in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
UPS
Rio Grande
Zoning Plan For Car Dealership Rejected
City Council rejects a zoning change to allow a C-4 car dealership on 50th Street citing public welfare concerns and precedent risk. Public-school area and traffic issues are raised while residents seek College Avenue access and relief from loop-area restrictions.
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50Th Street
50Th
Bob Burr
Fouts
Avenue Q
Slide Road
Dr. Scioli
56Th Street
3Rd Street
Memphis Avenue
Lubbock
David Hughes
73Rd Street Avenue U
College Avenue
Dan Brown
73Rd St
Loop
U.S. Hwy
Tahoka Hwy
Levelland Lumber Yard Fire Damages $100 000
A spectacular early morning blaze destroyed the Levelland Lumber Company near downtown Levelland Texas. Damage estimates ranged up to $100000 with flames melting street asphalt and shattering windows across the street. Firemen fought the blaze from 4 55 a m to 9 30 a m with 5 paid and 24 volunteers on scene.
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Levelland
Levelland Lumber Company
Hockley County
Gene Billingsley
Lester Smith
Austin St
Central Fire Station
Billingsley
Smith
Ruth West
Ladies Council Names Officers at Plains Christian Church
Mrs. W. Y. Crockett was elected president at the Ladies Council of Plains Christian Church meeting held in the home of Mrs. Claudia Farmer. Officers named include Mrs. Bob Rodgers vice president Mrs. Larry T. Morris secretary treasurer and Mrs. Farmer alternate secretary treasurer. The council voted to dispense with night meetings and will hold weekly sessions from 9 30 to 11 a.m. each Thursday with future meeting locations announced. Next gathering is 9 30 a.m. Thursday at Mrs. Crockett s home 3502 28th St.
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W. Y. Crockett
Ladies ‘Council of Plains Christian Church
Claudia Farmer
25Th St
Bob Rodgers
Larry T. Morris
Farmer
L. J. Leaverton
Regina Dickinson
Mrs Woodruff Gives Program at Shallowater Club
Shallowater Home Demonstration Club met Thursday afternoon in the clubhouse with Mrs. B C Coats presiding. Ten members attended as committees for 1957 were named, an epilepsy article was presented, current events of 1966 were reviewed, and the next meeting was set for 2 30 p m January 24 in the clubhouse.
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Shallowater
B. C. Coats
Crockett
Coats
FE. A. Preston
Matrons Exchange Recipes At Meet
The Past Matrons Club met at Plains National Bank with Mrs J M Goldwater presiding. Members traded recipes and planned a recipe book for each member while also discussing hobbies. Hostesses were Mines O W Schellinger Elmer Potts Quincy Haney Russell Hardin Tullis Walker and Artie Hunt. Next meeting set for 7 30 p m February 13 at Mrs Haney home 2817 33rd.
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Plains National Bank
J. M. Goldwater
Mines
O. W. Schellinger
Elmer Potts
Quincy Haney
Russell Hardin
Tullis Walker
Artie Hunt
Haney
Dinner Program Held by Fellowship Group Tonight
The Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship hosts a 7 p.m. dinner at The Toreador Room in Furr's Cafeteria at 4th Street and College Ave. Speaker Don L. Morrison of Throckmorton holds multiple civic roles including Throckmorton postmaster and chair of the county industrial committee. New officers are Lowell Merrell president Dr. John Gillett vice president and Alton Sumrall treasurer.
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Full Gospel Business Men's
Furr
4Th Street
College Ave
Don L. Morrison
Throckmorton
Morrison
Texas Rehabilitation Center of
Gonzales
Warm Springs Foundation
Throckmorton County
Crestview Nursing Home
John Gillett
Alton Sumrall
Needle Club Luncheon Held at Rhodes Home
Members of the Colonial Needle Club met for a luncheon at Mrs. Charles Rhodes home 1902 41st St. Twelve members and three guests attended including Mrs. F G Treat Mrs JC D Puckett and Mrs T E Burkey. The meeting was at 2 p m Jan 26 at Mrs Claxton McCrummen 1513 19th St.
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Colonial Needle Club
Charles Rhodes
41St St
F. G. Treat
JC. D. Puckett
T. E. Burkey
Claxton McCrummen
19Th St
Dallas C Of C Seeks School Bond Approval
The Dallas Chamber of Commerce board of directors unanimously urged voters to approve a $65 million school bond issue for improvements. Officials cited forecasts of 40,000 more students by 1974 and the measure set to appear on the January 28 ballot.
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Dallas
UPI
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
City Newcomers Host Dessert Bridge in Lubbock
Mrs. Kelly McNeil and Mrs. Dell M. Scott hosted the Lubbock Newcomers dessert-bridge in the Lubbock Woman's Club on Wednesday afternoon. Twenty-seven members and one guest attended. Newcomers may telephone Mrs. Harlin Palmer for bridge inquiries.
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Kelly McNeil
Dell M. Scott
Lubbock
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John McGovern
Richard Harris
Fran Ryan
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Gibson's Discount Center
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Arthur Miller
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