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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1968

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Lubbock Women's Club elects Roundtable chair amid budget approval

The club met at its 2020 Broadway clubhouse with Mrs. Tracy Gage presiding. Mrs. Warren K. Dulin was elected Roundtable chairman after Mrs. Mark Williams resigned. Steven Warren reported on the 1968-69 budget which was approved. September events include a coffee on Sept. 4 and a noon orientation luncheon Sept. 6. A joint fall luncheon is set for Sept. 9 and the next board meeting is Aug. 12. A luncheon at the Country Club honors Miss Susan Davis, bride-elect of Rodney Trant, as the couple plans an August wedding.

Lubbock Women's Club Broadway Tracy Gage Warren K. Dulin Mark Williams Steven Warren James Spears Lubbock Country Club Sagan Susan Davis Rodney Trant Mmes Kenneth Leslie Horace Humphries Robert J. Walker Walter Crowell

Grizzle-Short Read Vows In Double Ring Ceremony

Nora Jane Short wed Pvt. Bruce Edward Grizzle at 7 30 p m June 24 in the First Baptist Church chapel in Brownfield. Rev. Don McWhorter officiated. Attendants included Ellen DeVries Shirley Farrar and Susan Farrar. The couple plan to reside at Fort Gordon Georgia after both graduated from Brownfield High School and South Plains College.

Bruce Edward Grizzle First Baptist Church Don McWhorter Parkview Methodist Church Lester Short Rt. 5 C.G. Grizzle Ellen DeVries Branco Shirley Farrar Susan Farrar Ralls Charles Grizzle Mark Sampson Pat Black Bobby Steffens Danny Bailey Leonard Emington Brownfield High School South Plains College Pvt. Grizzle Ft. Gordon

Hints and Home Tips From Heloise Readers

A collection of reader tips including backwards wearing of knitted tops, moving buttons with safety pins to test fit, bread shaping to prevent cracking, clever penny‑pinched storage ideas, return address labels for stationery, fabric vase repair with chalk mix, and a variable height music stand for dictionaries.

Explorer 38 Despin Achieved In Orbit Slows Spin

NASA reports Explorer 38, launched July 4, slowed from 92 to 2 revolutions per minute using a 27 foot wire despin mechanism actuated by explosive weights. After deploying antenna booms, the satellite will monitor low frequency radio signals as scientists verify experiments over the next six days.

Washington Goddard Space Flights Center Greenbelt NASA Space

Bond Sale Approved for Highway Right of Way Work

Lubbock County commissioners approved selling 250000 in road bonds to fund U S 87 right of way from Loop 289 to the New Deal Overpass and opened bids for county employee insurance programs and a 134 space parking lot. Sessions today and Wednesday of the Tax Board of Equalization hear taxpayer complaints on valuations since the last period.

Lubbock Tax Board of Equalization Commissioners Court U.S. 87 13Th Street Avenue G U.S. Hwy. 87 Dittmar and Co Lubbock County Blue Cross Blue Shield

Courtesy Honors Miss Pennington Bride Elect

Jeannine Pennington, bride elect of Randall Smith, was honored with a shower Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Johnny Kitchens, 2905 Toledo Ave. Co hosts were Mrs. Ruth Godlove, Mrs. Sid Phillips and Mrs. Mike Jester. About 25 guests attended. Mrs. H. A. Pennington and Mrs. Lenton Smith were special guests. The hostess gift was an electric appliance and a canister set. The couple will be married July 195? .

Jeannine Pennington Randall Smith Johnny Kitchens Toledo Ave Ruth Godlove Sid Phillips Mike Jester H. A. Pennington Lenton Smith Littlefield

Mitchum Antiperspirant Promises Dry Underarms

A 55 year old laboratory introduces Mitchum Antiperspirant offering underarm protection for thousands who perspire heavily. The liquid or cream formula guarantees satisfaction or refund, priced at $3.00 for a 90 day supply and available at drug or toiletry counters.

Police Chief Honored By Explorers

About 26 youths ages 14 to 18 formed Explorer Boy Scout Post 504 sponsored by the Lubbock Police Department. They presented their charter to Police Chief J. T. Alley, who urged growth into good citizens and potential future police officers. The group, meeting at Smylie Wilson Junior High, elected officers Steve Dowell president Rick Bingham vice president Archie Whitacre treasurer and organized a rest stop on U S 84 south of Lubbock with volunteers from both police and safety departments.

Lubbock Department of Public Safety Smylie Wilson Junior High School Explorer Steve Dowell Rick Bingham Archie Whitacre Bruce Wilkerson U.S. 84

Singing program On Tap At Tech

Charles Joe Roe, baritone and Texas Tech music faculty member, offers a free public recital at 7 80 p m in the Music Building choir room. He and his wife Betsy Roe plan to move to Ypsilanti Michigan next month where she will teach music at Eastern Michigan University. Roe will be accompanied by Mrs Gertrude A Post. He will perform selections by Purcell Mozart Loewe Schumann Liszt Wolf Poulenc Dougherty Dello Joio and Berger.

Texas Tech Charles Joe Rue Betsy Roe Ypsilanti, Mich Eastern Michigan University Lubbock Lubbock ‘Symphony Orchestra Gertrude A. Post Charles Post Purcell Mozart Loewe Schumann Liszt Wolf Poulenc Dougherty Dello Jolo Berger

CityResidents Pleased With Meredith Water

Public response to Lake Meredith water here is positive as Lubbock and Amarillo blend lake water with well water. Officials report taste differences due to alkalinity and plan to expand mixing citywide. Amarillo adds carbon for odor control despite consultant doubts about necessity.

Lake Meredith Lubbock Amarillo Willis Joel Locke Public Works Locke Sandhills Bailey County Wahl Indiana Avenue Indiana A. Lalneck Water Department

New Tax System Set For Banks

The city school Tax Board of Equalization approved a change in how bank capital stock is valued for taxes. The new method will raise some banks' taxes and lower others as reserves now taxed affect assessments. Banks including First National Citizens National Lubbock National Plains National and American State met with the board to review this year's figures. Reserve accounts excluded previously will now influence values while reserves for income taxes and bad debts will not.

Board of Equalization

Lubbock Residents Weigh DST Changes Across Daily Life

A survey of Lubbock residents shows mixed reactions to daylight saving time. Parents praise later light for safer evening routes while some workers and students dislike the shift. Business owners report altered dining and service hours but note overall adaptability.

New 145 bed hospital planned with mid 1970 completion target

Plans show a 139000 square foot hospital to be built by Tolday with a 145 bed capacity. Msgr James Fitzgerald to conduct benediction at Christ the King Church. The current St Mary of the Plains Hospital has 46 beds and is run by the Sisters of St Joseph. Construction funding includes 1 million Hill Burton funds, federal support, Moody Foundations grants, and Hull Burton gifts. Bid from Arew Builders Odessa was 4.498 million but negotiations reduced costs to fit budget.

Benediction Msgr James Fitzgerald Christ the King Catholic Church Tolday St. Mary of the Plains Hospital Sisters of St. Joseph Finnnend Hull - Burton Moody Foundations Commuunity Sisters of St. Joseph of Texas Arew Builders, Inc Odessa Texas State Department of Health Hill-Burton

Repeat Programs Set This Week at University Theater

University Theater in Rep er tory on the Texas Tech campus closes its 1968 season with two remaining plays. At 3:15 p.m. today A Thunder Carnival based on James Thurber’s writings, directed by visiting director William Wolak. At 8:15 p.m. Wednesday Tr a ma Camera by John van Druten, set in the 1930s with Isherwood Berlin Stories influence, directed by visiting director Richard Pusch. Tickets via the University Theater box office.

University Theater Texas Tech James Thurber Wiliam Wolak John van Dviuten Christopher Isherwood Berlin Richard Pusch Callin the

Sentence levied in check case in County Court No. 1

A $200 fine plus costs and 120 days jail were imposed Monday in a check law case in County Court No. 1 by Judge Denzil Beyers. The defendant pleaded guilty amid prior similar charges. several others face weapons and intoxicated driving charges, with various addresses listed.

Denzil Beyers Bobby Fusan Ave. M. I Jack Layne Walter Wibbler F. Main St Ramon Moya Thalon Road

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