Boys' Club Directors Elected Amid Yearly Report
The meeting at Farr's Cafe in Family Park Shopping Center elected Henry Huneke as vice president and Paul Enger as treasurer with John W. Wilson re elected executive director. Past president W. S. Pittman received a past president's pin. The three branch clubs reported total attendance 216,503 and active membership 3,299. Revenues were 79,847.07 with expenses 74,990.58, placing a small surplus. Assets across clubs total 550,615.59 including land buildings and equipment.
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Iris
Farr
Henry Huneke
Paul Enger
John W. Wilson
Morris
Lubbock Lions Ub
Huneké
Montes Rey Optimi
Bobadgett
Agee Agees
ABC
Optimist
South Plains
Lions
Optimist Branch
South Plains Lions
Red Cross
ABC Branch
YWCA
Ranch Cubs
Univer Fund
Lubbock
Family Faces Crisis Age sermon series at Southern Baptist Church
A series titled The Family Faces a Crisis Age opens at Southern Baptist Church, with 3 50 p m Sunday program on The Family Faces Moral Issues featuring State Rep Debwin Jones of Lubbock l discussing parimutuel gambling liquor by the drink and responsible citizenship. Open to the public.
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Air Force
Service Awards Banquet Slated at Nunn Electric Supply
The second annual service awards banquet will be held at Hillcrest Country Club in Lubbock at 7 p.m. Dr. Leon Hill of Amarillo will be guest speaker. About 125 employees and wives from Lubbock and El Paso offices are expected. Carl Hare of Amarillo will MC. Diamond pins for five, 10 and 15 years of service. Calvin Campbell, C. B. Henry, Kenneth Carter, Henry Johnson, Keith Kimbler, Jack Stagner Jr., and Galada Jones named as awardees. Bill Honey of Lubbock named chairman of the board. Bob Stanford promoted to general manager of the supply division.
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Nunn Electric Supply Corp
Lubbock
Leon Hill
Amarillo
Hillcrest
iCountry Club
el Paso
Calvin Campbell
Kenneth Carter
Henry Johnson
Keith Kimbler
Jack Stagner Jr
Galada Jones
Bill Honey
Bob Stanford
Idivision
Condemned Boy Taken To Prison
Fred Esherick Jr. aged 16, the youngest Ohioan condemned to death, was taken to the Ohio Penitentiary in an unmarked car escorted by deputies. He was convicted in County for the stabbing death of his father and is scheduled to die in the electric chair May 15.
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Ohio
Fred “Esherick Jr
Eisherick
Mederick
Postman to study American ZIP code system in Hawaii
Tokyo postal worker Tatsua Sato, 32, is set to fly to Hawaii this weekend to study the U.S. ZIP code system. The trip aims to compare addressing methods and improve Japanese mail sorting and delivery efficiency.
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Hawaii
Tokyo
UPI
Tatsua Sato
Japan
TV Channel Schedule and Times for January 31 1964
Television listings show channels 7 and 11 with a full day of programs. The schedule includes movies, news, sports, documentaries, variety shows, and children's programs, listing start times and some titles.
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Keeo-Tv
Youth Conference on Probation and Juvenile Law Held Today
A youth law problems conference for youths who have run afoul of authorities is scheduled today at First Methodist Church. Judges police and school officials will participate with registration at 9 a.m. The $3.50 fee covers luncheon. Speakers include Keith J. Lechouts Amarillo judge James G. Denton Lubbock chief justice and others from Texas Tech and local police. The Northwest Texas Conference Board of Christian Social Concerns sponsors the event.
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First Methodist Church
Keith J. Lechouts
Municipal Court
Royal Oak
Mich
James G. Denton
Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
Pat S. Moore
Court-at-Law No. 2
Lubbock
Mhyra &. Minnis
Texas Tech
Bill Cox
Tom Cannon
St. Christopher's School
Northwest Texas Conference Board of Christian Social Concerns
Hebert Honored by Reservist Group
Representative F Edward Hebert of Louisiana, a key figure in blocking the Army reserves merger into the National Guard, is praised by the Major Officers Association as a Minute Man for his service and leadership.
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Washington
Geology Professor Jacka Appointed to ICASALS Role
Dr. Jacka, a Ti geology faculty member since 1959, joins the International Center at ICASALS with a focus on arid and semi arid studies. The institute plans broad research on evaporites in the Permian Basin in West Texas and southeast New Mexico, and later in the Paradox Basin. Jacka hails from Beloit Wisconsin and holds degrees from Beloit College, the University of Wisconsin, and Rice University. He and wife Marilyn Evans have four children.
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Jacka
Thadis W. Box
International Center
Permian
Texas
New Mexico
Paradox Basin
University of Wisconsin
Rice
Marilyn Evans
Beloit
David
Nancy
Paul
John
Two Men Plead Innocent To Theft Charges
In County Court at Law No 7 two men pleaded innocent to theft of a tire and wheel from a cart at Monterey Center. Larry Kendrick 22 and Kendell Birdsong 21 faced $300 bonds. other court actions included guilty pleas for a DUI and various check violations with separate bond amounts and sentences.
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Monterey Center
Larry A.kendrick
18Th St
Kendell D. Birdsong
Baylor St
Edwin J. Boedeker
Marshall Eugene Perry Jr
Ula 43Rd St
Phillip Kimmel
Ave
Boedeker
Linner Lee Younger
E. Brown Sr
Mary Truss
28Th St
Avenue J
Shadon Moore
Tech Receives Du Pont Science Grant for Engineering
Texas Tech's Department of Chemical Engineering received a $2,500 Du Pont Science and Engineering Grant to strengthen chemical engineering instruction. The award supports improving instructional needs and advancing departmental initiatives, part of a $915,000 grant to 122 departments nationwide. Department chair Arnold J. Gully said funds will aid instructional program development.
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SE. J. du Pont de Nemours & Company
Wilmington
Del
Texas Tech
Department of Chemical Engineering
Tech
du Pont
Arnold J. Gully
Actress Miss Kitt Attacks War Critics at Los Angeles Luncheon
Iss Kitt declared youngsters angry over parents and a costly war, saying she would do it again but would not join an antiwar movement. She faulted President and Mrs Johnson for not understanding juvenile delinquency, urging closer ties to the people and noting support for the poverty fight.
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Iss Kitt
Los Angeles
Johnsons
Johnson
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
Minister Invites to Bible Classes at Vandelia Church
Reverend Emmons of the Vandelia Church of Christ invites the community to Bible classes Sunday at 9 30 A M The notice emphasizes regular worship and study times in the church schedule.
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Ne Emmons
Vandelia Church of Christ
Eerdeny
60Th St. End Avenue T
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