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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1946

Page

21

Vital Changes Listed In Mail Service To And From Lubbock

A city post office analysis notes rapid mail handling growth in Lubbock with air service expansion Braniff Essair and soon Continental. Direct lines connect with Amarillo Denver Dallas and Houston saving time for long distance letters.

Lubbock Braniff Essair Amarillo Denver Dallas Houston Continental Airlines Los Angeles New York Amos Howard Uncle Sam Fort Worth Army Navy Howard

Garnet Reeves Returns to Lubbock with L E Davis Agency

Garnet Reeves, former publicity and convention manager for the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce from 1925 to 1936, returns to Lubbock to join L E Davis Insurance Agency at 1015 Ave J. Reeves previously headed the Pampa Chamber of Commerce until 1944 and later worked in Amarillo. He was active in civic groups including Kiwanis and the Panhandle South Plains fair, and served in several chamber and Merchants associations roles. His three sons Garnet Jr Bradford and Truett reside at 2510 Twenty-first Street.

Garnet Reeves Lubbock Reeves Chamber of Commerce Panhandle South Plains Fair and the Retail Merchants. Association Kiwanis: Club Pampa Texas ‘Chamber of Commerce Managers: ‘Association Garnet Bradford Truett Twenty-first ‘Street

Damages Sought In Motorcycle Wreck Case

In 99th district court, Z. Nordyke seeks 9337.70 against T. J. Williams for injuries from a Jan 2 motorcycle crash on Nineteenth Street. Nordyke, 36, filed as next friend for his son, alleging Williams failed to deliver mail timely.

99Th District T. J. Williams Z. Nordyke Fea Young Nordyke Williams Tyler

Golden Light Coffee Co Opens In Lubbock

Golden Light Coffee Co opens at 1913 Ave Q to serve South Plains and parts of New Mexico. Jack Hager announces staff includes Dexter Walthall and H W Bonahoo with four trucks to operate from Lubbock and free layout service for cafe remodeling.

Ave. Q Golden Light Coffee Jack Hager Plains New Mexico Dexter Walthall Lubbock High School Texas: Tech H. W.bonahoo Lubbock Pacance Hager Midland Amarillo Golden Light Company Walthall

Convictions High in County Court Case Report 1945

Judge Walter Davies reports 1945 county court data showing 526 filed cases, 477 pled guilty, 16 jury trials, and 31 dismissed on witness recommendations. Fines totaled 47 534 dollars with four years four months and 16 days in jail. Additional civil and administrative items noted along with a collision incident on Adams Street.

Walter Davies Court

1945 Titles and Works Featured in Contemporary Press

The list cites works and authors with publication dates from 1945 including I Am Gazing Into My Eight Ball by Earl Wilson dated Feb 23 and The Thurber Carnival by James Thurber dated Feb 1. Other entries include Mail Call by Milton Caniff dated June 1 and Christmas Annual 1945 by Randolph Haugan dated Oct 31. Also noted are Bedside Tales and Best From Yank Army Weekly from April 23, 1945.

Page One Earl“Wilson Thurber James Thurber Milton Caniff Randolph Haugan Yank Army Weekly

Graduate Nurses To Hold District 18 Business Meeting

Texas Graduate Nurses Association district No. 18 will hold a district business meeting Tuesday night at 8 at St. Mary's Convent in Lubbock. Officers include Mrs. Mary Foreman president, Miss Lena Mae Williamson vice president, Miss Maude Bledsoe second vice president, and Mrs. Edith Wright secretary treasurer.

Texas Graduate Nurses Association St. Mary’s Convent Mary “Ruth Foreman Lena Mae Williamson Maude Bledsoe Edith

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