Wayne Richardson Seeks Pet. 1 Commissioner Post
Wayne Richardson, a 43 year resident of Lambock County, seeks the Precinct 1 County Commissioner seat in the May 2 Democratic primary. He lives southwest in Precinct 1, operates a farm, and is a director of Security National Bank. Richardson is a WWII Army Medical Corps veteran, husband, father of two sons, and active in Lions Club and local organizations.
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Richardson
Arch Lamb
Lamb
Lambock County
Security National Bank
34Th St
Slide Rd
Cooper High
Texas Tech
Army Medical Corps
Southwest Pacific
Lubbock Post
VEW
Elke
Red Raider Club
South Plains Sportsman's ‘Club
Pines Cenaria
Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Max
Tex Governors
Tedh
Denny
Monterey High School
Orphaned Koreans Thank Donor From Lubbock Gifts
Oh Jin Gun from Paengnyong Do Orphanage writes to Mr. Battistoli praising clothing toys and money donated by Lubbock supporters. Maj. Samuel A. Vezina relays commingled gratitude from Det. 16 and the 616th Air Force Advisory Group noting the charity brings light amid tense Cold War presence on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Sd
Albert Battistoli
Reese
Lubbock
Samuel A. Vezina
Air Force
Det. 16
616Th
Air Force Advisory Group
Paengnyong - Do
More Candidates Enter Hockley County Races
In Levelland several races form a wide open slate for the May 2 Democratic primary. Pet. 2 commissioner candidates include Alton Logsdon who plans to announce soon. incumbents Jack Morton and Dale Reid contest the district. Roy Edwards, Howard Ragland, W. A. Bytur, and Jesse George vie for the state representative seat. Sheriff Weir Clem seeks re election with potential opponents Tom Neal and Bob Norman. County Atty. Warren Taboric to announce, and 121st Dist. Atty. E. W. Boedeker confirms run.
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Levelland
Hockley County
Alton Logsdon
Annett
Pet. T
Myr Brock
Logsdon
Jack Morton
Dale Reid
Morton
Reid
Olen Ray
Petty
Roy Edwards
Denver
Hockley
Howard Ragland
Terry
W. A. Bytur
Jesse George
Hockley- Cochran ~ Yoakum
Alf) Carpenter
Weir Clem
Tom Neal
Bob Norman
Bob Norman. County Atty
Warren Taboric
Atty
E. W
Bill) Boedeker
Training Period Conducted For Horizon Clubs
A volunteer workshop hosted by Camp Fire Girls and the Volunteer Bureau at the Municipal Garden and Arts Center outlined volunteer opportunities for Horizon Club members. Mrs. W G Hearn led, with talks on volunteering in America and the link to citizenship. Twenty five girls from seven Horizon Clubs earned service hours and certificates. Dr Wayland Bennett will speak at a Lions Club luncheon on future U S agricultural demand in Europe.
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Horizon Clubs
Municipal Garden and Arts Center
Camp Fire Girls
Volunteer Bureau
W. G. Hearn
Jack Eastman
Burea
America
John T. Miller
Nelsda Coats
Lubbock
Donald Ashdown
Esther Snell
L. He
Teen- Methodist Hospital
Barbara Sommerville
Guadalupe
Jean Jenkins
Texas Tech
Sheila Pinson
Les Bachelettes
Horizon Club
Monterey High School
Horizon
Bennett
Morton
Wayland Bennett
Lions Club Liuncheon
United States
Europe
County Democrats Endorce LBJ for New Term
The Lubbock County Democratic executive committee met Saturday and unanimously endorsed President Lyndon B. Johnson for a new term. Ralph Brock chaired the session to plan for upcoming elections and form a working committee including Dennis Pounds Sharp Goodman White Birkman Cobb and Jackson.
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Lubbock County
Democratic Executive Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Wember
Ralph Brock
Bob Dennis
Doug Pounds
Brock
Dennis
Pounds
James Sharp
Jim Goodman
H. D. White
Donna Birkman
Gene Cobb
J. W. Jackson
Morton Group Considers Name Change to Chamber of Commerce
Morton City Board of Development may become Morton Area Chamber of Commerce at a Jan 2 meeting in the County Activities Building. About 160 Morton business and professional members will vote on the name change and by law adjustments to permit it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Morton City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wayne Richardson
Reese Man
Morton Group
Coats
Bettlyn Shoes
Manhattan
Broadway
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