Progress In Plans To Improve City And County Health Welfare Program
Gerald E. Jarvis reports considerable progress in carrying out plans for consolidating and expanding a joint public health and welfare program approved by the city and county commissions. Activities are now widely scattered and in the process of con-
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Gerald E. Jarvis
Jarvis
Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ninth Street
Texas Avenue
Jarvise
J. W. Rollo
Army Officer Quotas Near Fill With Narrow Exceptions
The Army reports officer requirements are nearly filled with few gaps in Medical Chaplin and Judge Advocate General offices. The drive to recruit Organized Reserve Corps and National Guard officers into three year extended active duty continues, aided by about 40 000 reserve officers already on duty. Vacancies remain in medical and dental corps and in the JAG department, with second lieutenants in all arms able to volunteer.
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Austin
Army
Chaplin
Oscar B. Abbott
Texas Military District
National Guard
Medical Corps
Dental Corps
Veterinary Corps
Medical Service Corps
Army Nurse Corps
Judge Advocate General’s Department
New Course Set For Tech Summer Term
A new clothing course for graduate students in the teaching profession will be offered at Texas Tech during the summer session's second term. Miss Mabel D. Erwin will teach, guiding sewing mechanics, examina tion methods, classroom instruction, and a comparison of modern sewing with traditional methods. The course aligns with trends toward well made garments, comparing factory products with home made clothes. Eligibility requires prior advanced clothing courses.
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Texas Technological College
Mabel D. Erwin
South Could Boost Income By Planting Trees Says Official
New Orleans report cites Gaylord Container Corp executive Ver trees Young of Bogalusa Louisiana claiming unutilized land in the South could raise farm income by 250 to 300 million dollars annually if converted to forests. The Southern Farm forum wrapped with a panel led by Frank Ahlgren of the Memphis Commercial Appeal. erosion losses were noted as severe.
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South
New Orleans
Connee Manufacturing Company
Vertrees Young
Gaylord Container Corp
Bogalusa
Southern Farm Forum
Frank Ahlgren
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Ahlgren
New Minister Vaughan D Shofner Takes Southside Post
Vaughan D Shofner begins duties as minister of the Southside Church of Christ at Twenty third and Avenue N and will speak at morning and night services. He arrives from Wellington, a Freed-Hardeman College graduate, and is on The Gospel Light editorial staff. He succeeds Cecil N Wright, who moves to Denver to lead the Sherman Street church.
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Vaughan D. Shofner
Southside
Governor drops weekly proclamations for named weeks in Texas
Austin officials report Gov. Beauford H. Jester ends the practice of issuing proclamations for weeks like Yam Week or Citrus Week. Going forward memorandums will label such occasions while formal proclamations remain for pardons elections and holidays.
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Austin
Jan
Beauford H. Jester
Optimist Club Discusses Boys' Work Program Luncheon
District 7 Optimists plan a noon luncheon at Hotel Lubbock to discuss the boys' work program. About 50 attendees are expected, including 35 out-of-town guests from Sweetwater Amarillo Wichita Falls Plainview Abilene San Angelo Fort Worth and Lubbock. Attending will be Eddie Dyer district governor Tex Muncy lieutenant governor and Homer Wright boys' work chairman.
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Optimists Club
Lubbock
Eddie Dyer
Ft. Worth
Tex Muncy
Amarillo
Homer Wright
Boys’ Work
Sweetwater
Wichita Falls
Plainview
Abilene
San Angelo
Jury names 16 member grand jury for February term
A 16 member grand jury panel was named by Judge Dan Blair's 72nd district court on Saturday for the February term convening Feb 14. The panel will be certified sealed and opened by the district clerk 10 days before the term. Commissioners named include Claude F. Anderson J B Hoskins George Benson L C Derrick and Bob Crump. In Lansing Michigan chief Justice Edward M Sharpe was introduced at Gov Williams inauguration as Justice of the Peace Sharpe and laughed along with others.
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Dan Blair
72Nd District Court
Claude F. Anderson
Slaton
J. B. Hoskins
George Benson
Lubbock
L. C. Derrick
Idalon
Bob Crump
Shallowater
Lansing
Mich
U.P
Michigan
Edward M. Sharpe
Gov
G. Mennen Williams
Sharpe
Sects Sentenced on UAE De dhinge's Work End Fast
The article reports over 210 million in fines in 1928 and a promotional offer promising a 25¢ bus of Udga with a double money back if relief is not received within four hours, reflecting a dubious advertising scheme.
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