All Weather Coats Arrive For Fall Fashion Push
Retail notes show coats arriving daily in a range of styles. 100% combed cotton with pile collar and plaid options priced at 14.98 center. 100% cotton with knit trim in gold or green for sizes 7-14 at 2.10.98. Hooded gray coats blend 70% wool 30% orlon dacron for sizes 7-14 priced 22.95.
Plains farming gains possible in farm income
Texas farmers could boost annual income by at least 100 million dollars through intensified soil fertility and advanced farm practices, based on a 1960 pilot involving 12 counties across High Plains Coast Prairie and Northeast Texas. Local participation and cooperative effort drove early success with plans for expansion among many counties and supporting agricultural groups.
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Texas
John E. Hutchison
Texas “Agricultural Extension Hutchison
Iion Service
Linlly
High Plains
Lubbock
Hale
Lamb Ard Terry
Hutchison
City Soldier Training At Artillery Missile Center
Army Pvt. Gary Keneda son of Mr and Mrs Leon Keneda is undergoing eight weeks of advanced individual training at The Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma. training schedule lists August. Marine Pvt. Bob A Ducksworth son of Mr and Mrs Albert M Ducksworth of Lamesa along with 35 others will report to Camp Pendleton California for advanced combat training before assignment to the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee for basic aviation training.
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Army
Gary
Les Keneda
Leon OQ. Keneda
28Th SS
Artillery
Sile Center
Ft. Sill
Okla
Keneda
Bob A. Ducksworth
Albert. M. Ducksworth
N. St. St. Lamesa
Camp ‘Pendleton
Calif
Naval Air Technical Training ‘Center
Mem‘phis
Tenn
Man Fined $100 In County Court Here
Judge Robert J. Allen fined Raymond Johnson Jr 100 and court costs after he pleaded guilty to a prohibited weapon charge. Bond of 500 set. The report also notes Charles E. Marsh II 21 was charged with driving while license suspended. Browning 20, a 1958 Brownfield High School graduate, serves as radio relay carrier operator in Company B, 5th Signal Battalion, in Bad Kreuznach, who entered the Army in January 1960.
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Robert J. Allen
Raymond Johnson Jr
Charles E. Marsh TI
Browning
Brownfield High School
The
Divisi ‘Sth
Bad Kreuznach
Former Lubbock Resident To Be Church Speaker
The Rev. Harrell A. Rea from Kansas City will preach at 8 30 a m and 10 40 a m Sunday at First Christian Church on Broadway and Ave X. He serves as secretary of the Christian Church Commission for the Kansas City area. Rea, a former Lubbock resident, previously led Ridglea Christian Church Fort Worth and headed church development for the Texas Board of Christian Churches. He arrives in Lubbock Friday with his wife Mrs. Rea and two sons Jarrell and Robert and daughter Melanie.
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Lubbock
Harrell A. Rea
Kansas City
First Christian Church
Broadway
Ave. X
Christian Church Commission
Greater
Fred. Rea
7Th St
Rea
Ridglea Christian Church
Fort Worth
Texas Board ‘of
Christian Churches
Central Christian Church
Galveston
Temple
Texas Convention of Christian Churches
The
Texas’ Christian Missionary Society
Jarrell
Robert
Melanie
Two City Students Named to A&M Honor List
Robert Harvey and Antonio Masso from Two City are listed among Texas A&M College spring honor scholars for high grade point ratio. Harvey, son of Mr and Mrs James E Harvey, is a sophomore aeronautical engineering student active in Boy Scouts and riflery, also attending Texas Tech summer session. Masso, son of Mr and Mrs Jose Masso of Lubbock, will be a junior in chemical engineering and is among DuPont assigned interns at Orange, Texas, this summer.
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Texas A&m College
Robert — FE
Harvey
Antonio Masso
8Th St
Hoey
James
E. Harvey
Texas ‘Tech
Monterey “High School
Masso
Jose Masso
Lubbock
A&m
DuPont Company
Orange, Tex
Doubt in Doctrine Found by Survey of Student Ministers
New York report shows only 44 percent of student ministers interviewed in a Redbook poll believe in the virgin birth and 29 percent in heaven and hell. The survey, of over 100 Protestant preachers across denominations, examined reactions to biblical questions amid debates on fundamentalist doctrine.
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New York
UPD
Redbook
James A. Pike
Califor
Smith Family Reunion Attendees Return to Lubbock
Out of town sons and daughters of Mrs. Annie Smith of 2909 Baylor return home after a Smith family reunion held Sunday at Lubbock park. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Billy G. Smith and four children Hobbs N. Mo, Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Hatcher and three children Durant Okla, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pierce Hobbs Ne Ma, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook and 80, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Smith and three children, Mr. and Mrs. de E. Smith and three children, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gross and three children, all of Lubbock.
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Annie’ Smith
Bayloret
Smith
Alow Lubbocket’ Park
Billy G. Smith
Hobbs
N. Mo
Arvin Hatcher
Durant
Okla
Calvin Pierce
Clarence
Cook
John F. Smith
de E.smith
Don Gross
Lubbock
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