Police-Biting Suspect Pleads Innocent in Assault Case
Robert Turner 27 of Lub bock pleaded innocent in county court on biting a policeman during a mobile transfer. He was placed under $0 bond after a 1 hour chase on K 19th St at 2:30 am. Six traffic citations cited excessive noise reckless driving speeding and failure to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Turner
Lubbock
James A. Filis
Turner
K. 19Th St
John Reeves
Aszianst
Guy Taylor
Lorenzo
Cheek
Arthur White
James de Mitch
YWCA Announces Beginning Knit ting Typing And Art Classes
The YWCA at 1611 Brandw announces classes starting this month including knitting typing and art. A beginner knitting course begins today with sessions every Tuesday for four weeks. The course fee covers all four lessons and is handled by Mrs Jimmy Sottler instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Inesons
Jimmy Sottler
Travelers Protective Association meeting in Lubbock today
The Lubbock post of the Travelers Protective Association convenes at 7 20 p m today at Plains National Bank with a safety slogan Watch That Child Make Safety First A report on the national convention in Miami Beach Fla will be given noting twelve Lubbock delegates. Police aid the wayward tire incident and various community notices follow with local names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Travelers Prtective Association of America
Plains National Bank
Miami Beach
Fla
County approves bids and time deposits in county court session
The court approved auto bids for two old trucks and multiple net bids from Auto Co Modern Chevrolet and Doc Crow Chevrolet. Fourteen time deposits were authorized across General Fund Road and Bridge Funds and Right of Way accounts, maturing on June 21 1964 and other dates, with various amounts and interest credits. Officers and commissioners were present, along with county officials, for a lengthy session approving bids and County purchasing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Co
Chevrolet
Road and Bridge Fund
Hose Taste
State
Ahway Commission
Improv
Reourt
Gifford Fill West Jen
F. M
Bill Crutcher
Bill Davis
Arch Lamb
George Green
Les Derrick
Alton
Gorge Caltiann
Arden
Crump
Yy Jomner
Dig
Garland
Wwe Bs
Ihe
Racial Tensions Rise Across South As Desegregation Pushes On
Reports detail a biracial committee in Greenwood Mississippi amid a protest led by a Negro minister dismissed by Mayor Dworak. Youths faced fines and jail for a tear gas incident outside a Negro restaurant while others protest in Savannah and New York. A federal panel moves on desegregation cases in Mobile County Alabama and Chattanooga Tennessee with court actions looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dworak
New Orleans
Mobile County
Ala
New York
New York City
Savannah
Malcolm MacLean
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Tenn
Danville
Dougherty County
J. Robert Elliott Saaid
Negroes Seek Jobs at Federal Agencies Face No Roster
Glenn Bailey of the Federal Housing Administration says no Negroes appeared on the regional civil service waiting list. The Lubbock Post Office confirms eight Negro clerks and carriers are employed, with some listed for employment, and no discriminatory or preferential policies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissons
Glenn Bailey
Federal Housing Administratic Regional Office
Neir Fha
Civil Service
Bailley
Bailey
Lubbock
E. J. Ohne Jmus
Ohnemus
Veteran Lubbock Sgt. Kinney to serve in Germany for three years
North Fort Hood Sgt. Robert Kinney a 19 year Army veteran and advisor with the 2nd Hosit ion of the 13rd Artile h is set to depart July 1 for Germany to join the 17th Field Artillery as first sergeant with a howitzer battery. Kinney will take his wife Aileen and three sons Darrel Dennis and Dana from Lubbock on the tour. In a send off the Lubbock National Guard unit praised his service and the battalion officers expressed regret at his departure after an otherwise strong relationship with the unit during their annual two weeks of training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kinney
Billy McClenney
Billy Barnes
Plainview
North Fort Hood
Kinney
Germany
Bill Hankins
Avalanche-Journal
North Fort Ood
Army
13Rd Artile H
U.S. Army
Lubbock
United States
17Th Field Artillery
Far East
Ireland
Set
Aileen
Darrel
Dennis
Dana
Jon
Lubbock National Guard
Sat
Sir William Penney to join Moscow talks on nuclear tests
London AP reports Sir William Penney aged 55 deputy chairman of the Atomic Energy Authority will accompany Science Minister Lord Tiailshin to Moscow for Big Three negotiations aimed at ending nuclear weapon tests. The Foreign Office confirmed the plan. ACCRA radio plant to be built in Ghana.
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London
Britain
Lord Tiailshin
Moscow
Foreign Office
William Penney
The
Atomic Energy Authority
Wives Club Plans Brunch With Art Show and Guest Talk
Wives of the M&S Group host a Reese Officer’s Wives Club Brunch at the NCO Club at 11 a.m. Thursday. Members may submit paintings for a sidewalk cafe theme with cash prizes and a door painting by Carlos Jordan of Lubbock as prize. Guest speaker and judge is art director Carolyn Ziegler, Hemphill Wells, who will discuss advertising methods.
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M&s
Reese Officer's Wives Club
NCO Club
Jas
San
Ta Fe
Texas Tech
Carlos Jordan
Lubbock
Carolyn Ziegler
Hemphill. Wells
Ziegler
Ring Ceremony Unites Couple in Bowman Chapel
Double ring vows were read at 30 p.m. Wednesday in Bowman chapel of the First Methodist Church for Miss Hellen Cleek and Estes E. Haskins. Rev. Dr. J. Chess Lovern officiated. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Cleek of Ardmore Oklahoma and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Matkins of Wichita Falls. Attending were Mrs. Walter Bills as matron of honor and John K. Kallas as best man. Mrs. Walter Bills and Mr. Bills, 2522 69th St, hosted reception after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman Chapel
First Methodist Church
Hellen Cleek
Estes E. Haskins
J. Chess Lovern
George Cleek
Ardmore
Okla
Ernest J. Matkins
Wichita Falls
Walter Bills
John K. Kallas
69Th St
Hampton Family Reunion Draws About 90 Members
Approximately 90 members attended the Hampton family reunion at Precinct I Park Clubhouse on a Sunday afternoon. Five children of the late J. G. Hampton and his wife participated, with songs by Sue Hinshaw and others, a report by Sam Hampton, speeches by J OH Louder, and a business meeting led by Mrs. Joe Gamble. Rosa Rains Sims received a corsage as the oldest member, and corsages and boutonniers were given to the Hampton children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Precinct I Park
J. G. Hampton
M. D. Gamble
Siaton
Sam Hampton
Seymour
V. L. Cade
Lubbock
Howard Louder
Wichita Falls
J. S. Hampton
Brownwood
Sue Hinshaw
Jimmy
Betty Louder
Nurses Elect Officer at West Texas Alumnae Homecoming
Mrs Bill Mabry of Abilene was elected president of the West Texas Nurses Alumnae at the Homecoming in Lubbock on Saturday. Other officers are Mrs A F Griffith of Lamesa as vice president and Mrs Loyd Sanders of Lubbock as secretary. The brunch at Mrs N A Coxs home and the following swimming party and chuck wagon dinner capped the activities with members from the earliest class of 1933 attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mabry
Abilene
West Texas
Lubbock
A. F. Griffith
Lames
Loyd Sanders
N. A. Cox
Jay Broome
Earliest
A. Martin
Glynda Brazil Weds Derryl Glynn Ellison at Home Ceremony
Glynda June Brazil daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Brazil 2401 3rd St and Derryl Glynn Ellison son of Mrs Leona Ellison were married June 29 at the bridegroom s sister home Mrs Vee Johnson 3908 E Duke St Rev W E Thorn Calvary Baptist Church officiated Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a nylon over antique taffeta ballenrina length dress with Chantilly lace bodice and carried a bouquet atop a white Bible Best man was Odis Ellison and Mrs Johnson served as matron of honor A reception followed They will reside at 2224 5th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynda
Brazil
Daugh‘ter
Glenn Brazil
3Rd St
Derryl Glynson
Leona Ellison
Vee Johnson
E. Duke St
W. E. ‘Thorn
Calvary Baptist Church
Mrs. Gaddis Delivers Saul to Paul Lesson at Missionary Society
Mrs. C A Gaddis gave a lesson on the conversion of Saul and Paul the Apostle and the start of his mission work at the Susan Fitkins Missionary Society gathering in the First Church of the Nazarene Monday afternoon. Attendees included 19 members and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Paul the Apostle
C. A. Gaddis
Susan Fitkins Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Raymond Knox
Murray Eno
Barn Stephenson
Shareh
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Pout GoMam
Monkhay
Young
YMCA
Dinid
Nat Tracy
Howard Payne College
Tracy
St. Lubbock
Snith the College
C. Carson
10Th Ste
Johinson C. Carson
W Carson
J. Condu
Joyce
Fortarth
F.C. Rogers
San Diego
Calif
M Charles Day
Spring Valley
Oatie
M. AP ‘Trapp
Denver
R. Payne
Methodist Hospital
Elisses
Merriman Business College
Tech Applied Arts Department
Ray Hellberg
Texas
Perlin
Dividing Wall
Mayes Elevator Couthivestery
Coe
Trubbsek Ciscounty
Chal Fe Department
So Come and Co
Thome Timbers Co
Chea End Cary
Paris
Aed
Tenis
CoranseLote Sinchmary Co
Idsutf
Ten Jed Sp
Frank First Negro
Sisson
Musi Groes
Inctner Bee
Wo Rnker
Greer Marrs
Micke
Replis
Newton Ed Tengsoon
Grader Mae
T Fen Panes
Geirvion
Morkex
Ceng
Tnettitional Fonds
Tell
Rennes
Stith Sen
Santa Pe
Mator
Anderson
Wright
Waters
Gales
Intionness Toon
Galey
Ri Bast
Anda. T.coeandeeh
Se Special
Nora Sou
Finance & Thrift 7 Corporation of
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Carlsbad Cavern
13Th Street
Europe
Sir Penney
Alpha Phi Conclave
Kappa Kappa Tota
Wayne Robinson
45Th St
Accra
Ghana
Wives Club
Plaza Building Corporation
Hal
Americas
Oldsmobile
Keefe Brasselle
Cbs-Tvi
Mr. Ellison
MUS Aris
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