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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1972

Page

12

Summer Orchestra School Concert At University Center

The University hosts a five part program this weekend with admission free at 7 30 p m Today in the University Center Ballroom Guest clinician Milan Svambera from Jefferson High School El Paso conducts high school performers Paul Ellsworth Texas Tech University music professor conducts junior high students Ellsworth directs the summer orchestra school Robert Meinecke Dr George Robinson JoAnn Needles lead elementary and senior and junior high string quartets featuring students and teachers from Lubbock Coronado Mackenzie and Tech affiliates

University University Center Milan Svambera Jefferson el Paso Paul Ellsworth Aot Texas Tech University University Orchestra Ellsworth Robert Meinecke Lubbock Tech George Robinson Lubbock Coronado High JoAnn Needles Mackenzie Junior High Robinson Dona Lee Cherry James Braxton James Kidwell Inez Wyrick

Notable graduates named in Air Force class list

Reese from page one lists recipients and honors including the Star Legion of Merit Bronze Star with ten Oak Leaf Clusters Meritorious Service Medal Air Medal with Valor Device and Joint Services Commendation Medal. Also names foreign student Said Aghasi Belk of Iran and a long roster of graduates becoming Air Force pilots with numerous officers and dates implied.

Said Aghasi-Belk Iran Air Force Thomas P. Fanagan Philip M. Baker William S. Baker Thomas A. Bath David L. Browder Robert

Job Switches Washington

Authorities in vocational education estimate that youths will change occupations five to seven times on average during their working life.

JOB Washington UPI

Enlistment surge marks highest June totals this year

June military enrollments rose to 73 area members, 71 men and two women, across Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard. Notable names include Lubbock residents Nona Cox and Michael Wall in the Air Force, and Thomas Keel Cecil Ayres and David Biswell in the Coast Guard. Recruiters list numerous local enlistees from Lubbock and nearby towns, with individuals from Hobbs New Mexico and Amhurst and other Texas towns.

U.S. Armed Services Lubbock Coast Guard Thomas A. Keel James Keel Dimmitt Cecil D. Ayres Robert Ayers Hobbs N.M David Biswell Lorenzo Phillip Boyce Mathews Post Charles T. Murdock Wolfforth Bruce D. Smith Portales Milton W. Tourton Meadow James C. Dewlen Alamogordo Clarence Haley Adams Flint Ave Douglas Michael Autry Acuff Hwy Randolph Charles Barta 17Th St Charles David Caddell 37Th St Ramiro Calderon Temple Ave Hugh Horace Carlen Jr 17Th PL Robert Gale Garner 13Th St Rudy Guerrero 2Nd St Ted Wayne Johnston 30Th St James Randal Jones Sand. St Rickey Glenn Martin Castle Gardens Apt Douglas Charles Paggett Rt. 6 John Joe Panda Baylor St Jose Tirso Perales Jr Robin Wayne Reynolds Larry Dwain Smith 45Th St David Jack Thompson Gary Dean Timmons Ave James Ray Tindall Jr Kenosha Dr Mauricio Trejo Ist Pl Bobby Everett Withers 46Th St Gregorio Cruz William Greener John Thomas Hayes Amherst Michael Lee Fuller Earth Jerry Wayne Hollingsworth Plainview Isaac Gonzales Jr Roy Charles Henderson Clark David Rolling Lockney Alfred Moreno Jr Cone Hubert Howard Riggs Tulane Victor Manuel Alvarado Rt. 1

Evangelism Crusade to Open Monday at Dallas Churches

Dr. Caesar Clark leads a Crusade for Christ evangelism series starting Monday at New Hope Baptist Lyons Lyons Church and others. Services at 7 45 p m nightly through Friday feature Dallas music, a federation choir and a steering committee chaired by Rev Dunn with members from St Matthew Lyons and True Vine, among others.

Caesar Clark Dallas Good Street Baptist Crusade For Christ New Hope Baptist A. L. Dunn St. Luke Baptist Church A. Lt. Davis Gilead Birch Ave. Baptist Church Orynee R. Roberts St. Matthew's Baptist Church R. S. Stanley Lyons Chapel Jane Church Holling United Baptist Church R. D. Adams New Jerusalem Baptist Church Adolphus Cleveland True Vine Baptist Church M. P. Swisher Triumph Baptist Church Slaton M. A. Brown Mr. Pleasant Baptist Wees Overe

White River Open House At Youth Camp Sunday

Open house set 2 to 4 p m Sunday at White River Youth Camp near White River Church of Christ Crosby to launch the first one week camping session of the season. Twenty five adult workers will assist with campers as permanent facilities provide kitchen dining and classroom space.

White River White River Church Arnold Sanderson Post Roger Turner Crosbyton Joseph Johnston

Trinity Baptist Plans Real Musical Show

The 50 voice choir composed of youth from Trinity Baptist and Calvary Baptist churches will perform the musical Real at 7 30 p m Sunday in Trinity Baptist Church 2707 34th St. Lanny Allen and Bob Odenburg sponsor the event aiming to show that Christ isn't a religion but a relationship.

Trinity “Baptist One Calvary Baptist Churches Trinity, Baptist Church 34Th St Lanny Allen Bob Odenburg

Hobbs Pageant Aims for Atlantic City National Crown

Hobbs New Mexico pageant selects a slate of judges led by Mrs Mary Longley of Davenport Iowa to crown New Mexico's Miss America contender in Atlantic City New Jersey this September where scholarships totaling over 850000 will be awarded. Local entrants from Dona Ana Las Cruces Carlsbad Silver City Lovington Roswell Portales Clovis and Hobbs vie for the state title with Terrie Wren Prather Jo Ann Howell Judy Lee Sandusky and others named as candidates.

Atlantic City N.J Cornall Hobbs Junior Chamber of Commerce Mary Longley Davenport Iowa Iraan High School Jo Beth Holub FFA Waite Odessa Junior College Miss Chandler Texas Lubbock Texas Tech E. J. Holub William B. Williams Willams Montana Wyoming Nebraska South Dakota Edwin J. i. Inigan U.S. Department of Agriculture Federal Crop Insurance Corp Colorado William G. Stinson Gila Washington Stinson Globe Chamber of Commerce Globe New Mexico Loca Dona Ana Louise Marie Natworth Las Cruces Carlsbad Terrie Wren Prather Migg New Mexico Silver City Jo-Ann Howell Lovington Mary Katherine. Wallace Miss Hobbs Judy Lee Sandusky Roswell Pauti Elaine Eine Junie CosNew Sara Roberta Cos Susan’ Lee Murrell Ealpawkles Gentsal

Holden's lifelong quest to study and teach history

Holden grew up amid hard scrabble conditions and little schooling, driven by a mother who urged college for all children. He taught in rural Texas, built a early museum role at Tech, and helped establish West Texas education while pursuing his own studies despite poverty and wartime disruptions.

Holden Tech Lubbock South Plains History West Texas Lone Wolf Lone Wolf Creek Lone Wolf Mountain Colorado City Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railroad McCaulley Texas Central Railroad Rotan Colex Holden Boyd Senate Nistor Texas Techniological Techological a. _ com aftAvanttemd Promis Chitwood Wu West Texas A&m Robinson J. W. Hunt McMurry College Abilene Hunt Simmons Tech Museum Holden “Hall America Science Authors and Writers Who's Who Dictionary of International Biography International Directory of “Anthropologists Texas Institute of Letters Philosophical Society of Texas Texas Archaeological Society Texas State Historical Association American Association of Museums Southwestern , Social Science Association West Texas Historical Association West Texas Museum Association The Texas Antiquities Committee

Drama Planned At Church Here

A youth group at First Christian Church at G pan presents Ralph Stone's drama Construction in the church fellowship hall on Sunday. The cast includes 10 young performers with Darrel Chalstrom and two summer interns directing. The piece follows a long tradition of church cultural work and features community figures connected to McMurry College and local museums.

Ralph Stone First Christian Church G Pan Fellowship Hall Darrel Chalstrom Th c Church

Elgin Baptist Revival to Feature Dallas Student Speaker

Elgin Baptist Church will hold weekend revival services with Dallas Christian student Bob Carrol as speaker. A former high school football standout active in Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Carrol has crusade experience in California and Galveston. Services begin Friday night with 10:45 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Sunday sessions led by local music director O Nard Arthur. The church, located at 66th Street and Elgin Avenue, invites the public.

Dallas Baptist College Bob Carrol Dallas Elgin Baptist Church California Galveston Fellowship of Christian Athletes O'Nard Arthur Bill Burton 66Th Street Elgin Avenue

Summers of Surprises Expand Outdoor Learning for Local Youths

The program opened to fourth and fifth graders from economically or educationally deprived backgrounds at Tubbs School and 15 other Lubbock sites. It emphasizes learning through environments and senses, with 16 teachers guiding 320 students in outdoor activities and cross-curricular themes.

Rose Lincoln Tubbs School C. A. Farley Farley Lubbock Bean Guadalupe Harwell Iles Martin McWhorter North U Parkway Posey Sanders Southeast Thompson Tubbs Wheatley Wolfforth Wright

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