List of local churches and assemblies in a district
A fragmented OCR list enumerates numerous churches and assemblies by denomination and neighborhood, including Baptist, Church of Christ, Assembly of God, Spanish and missions across areas like Westmont, Terrace, Parkway Drive, Pioneer Park, and Riverlawn, with multiple campus names and locales.
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Wesley Periodiat
Cooper Methodist
Mt. Vernon Metho
First’ Presbyterian
Christ Lutheran
King Gatheren Labbock View Christian
Westmont Christian Church of God Spanish Church
Antioch Baptist
Arnett Benson Baptist
Baptist
Mexican Mission
Calvary Baptist
Carlisle Baptist Central Baptist College Avenue
First Baptist Highland
Ae Baptist
O Terrace
Nonna Bapti
Parkway Drive
E ‘Second Baptist
Skyline Baptist
Trinity Baptist
Zunt Park Baptist Westmoreland Ba
Bellaire Baptist
Broadway Church of Christ
Caprock Church of Christ
Colgate Church of Christ
College Avenue Church of Christ
Green Lawn Church of Christ
Northside Church of Christ
Spanish Church of Christ
Pioneer Park Church of
Mackenzie Manor Church of Christ
Smithlawn Church of Christ
Southside Church of Christ
Sunset Church of Christ
Lieber Heights Church of Christ
Twentieth and Birch Church of
Texas Exports Show Gains But Room to Grow
Shoaf, a longtime export figure, notes Texas ranks eighth in total exports and second to California in agricultural product exports. He says U S exports total about 20 billion annually while Canada and Japan are major buyers, with Japan purchasing more Texas goods than any other state. The chamber plans an international trade seminar in Lubbock this fall with Department of Commerce and Texas Tech involvement.
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Japan
U.S
Department of ‘Commerce
Lubbock
Chamber
Texas Tech
Soldier earns expert marksmanship badge with M-14 in Germany
A 26-year-old Army soldier in Nürnberg, Ralph E. Morley, earned expert marksmanship during range firing with the M-14 rifle now replacing the M-1 family. Morley, a 1965 Cooper High School graduate, entered service in October 1958, trained at Fort Carson, and arrived overseas in March 1989 alongside his wife Hannelore. He is the son of Margaret C. Morley and has five children.
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Aermanship
Germany
34Th Artillery
Nurnberg
Prisk
Ft. Carson
Colo
Cooper High School
Hannelore
Ralph KE. Morley
Davie W. Wiles
Alston
Hobbs
N.M
United States Air Force
Sheppard Air Force Base
Set
Morley
Air Force Statistical Offices
Margaret C. Morley
Midwest City
Okla
Exchange Student Arrives From Rhodesia To Stay In Lockney
Miss Taylor, a Lockney High senior, will arrive in New York on August 7 after a yearlong fundraiser by local civic clubs and the school counselor. Selected by the American Field Service, she will be 17 on August 2 and attend LHS this year. Letters of goodwill came from Luanshya mayor and Noel Rowe headmaster. Fergusons near Lockney were chosen to host her.
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New York
Lockney High
Miss Taylor
American Field Service
LHS
Luanshya
Noel Rowe
Colleen
Australia
Fergusons
Lockney
Ser Er
Israel establishes national defense academy program launch
Jerusalem AP reports Israel forms a national defense academy with fifteen to twenty officers and officials from the Foreign Ministry to begin a nine month course in October. Airman Nance, a supply specialist, is from Roswell and is married to Beverly J. Henkle.
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Vergie M. Nance
Rt. 2
Roswell
Beverly J. Henkle
Nine Pleas and Guilty Pleas in County Court at Law
In County Court at Law No. 1 Judge Robert J. Allen heard nine pleas on Monday. Paul Coker, 27, Dallas, pleaded innocent to carrying a pistol and faced $750 bond. Several others including Thomas G. Gholston and Theodore F. Petarea had $500 bonds after innocent pleas for DWI. Felix Louis Kennedy, 28, pleaded innocent to procuring with $500 bond. Luis Guerra was fined $200 plus costs for contributing to a minor’s ire. Alvin Hampton, 46, paid a $50 fine for aggravated assault remarks. Gene Sheppard, 56, pleaded innocent to aggravated assault and held on $500 bond.
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Robert J. Allen
Paul Coker
Dallas
Coker
Block 64Th St
Thomas G. Gholston
Cedar Ave
Theodore F. Pet
Ers
Auburn St
Elzon Ware
Fir Ave
Robert Louis Scales
Ave. B
Felix Louis Kennedy
Ave. A
Luis Guerra
N. Ave. A
Ascend
Alvin Hampton
Gene Sheppard
Ave. C
Guerrillas open fire on bus near Saigon killing man
Viet Nam report says guerrillas attacked a passenger bus about 100 miles from Saigon last Friday, killing a man and seriously wounding a woman, according to Monday's military communiqué.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
They're Probing the Living Brain feature in Reader's Digest
An August Reader's Digest piece explores brain stimulation as a path to treat pain hunger and sexual function. Electrodes placed in the brain could influence mood frigidity and weight, suggesting science may control these drives.
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Reader’s Digest
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