Methodist clergy reshuffle across Lubbock and Plainview districts
In big spring districts pastors move churches with eight new Lubbock district pastors named. Grady Adcock takes Overton Church, Albert Lindley shifts Earth Church, and Rodney Williams leads St Matthew in Lubbock. New associate pastors include Carl Anderson Marvin Fisher and Harold Rucker.
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First Methodist Church
Pampa
Lubbock
St. Matthew Church
Carl Anderson
Marvin Fisher
Visitation
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
Harold B. Rucker
St. James Church
Abilene
St. John’s Methodist Church
Agape
Thomas A. Strother
Aldersgate
J. R. Wood
Asbury
Clarence Collins
Epworth
Keith Wiseman
J. Chess Levern
Forrest Heights
Alby J. Cockrell
Oakwood
Billy Wilkinson
Pioneer Memorial
James P. Patterson
St. John’s
Calvin E. Froehner
St. Luke's
Leo K K. Gee. Wesley
J. C. Arnold
Methodist Church
Glenn A. Chambers
Canyon
H. M. Apple
Southland Graham Chapel
Roy Bassett
Spur Circuit
Alvin Holmes
Wolfforth
William Pearce
Plainview
J. E. Shewbert
Cone
S. M. Bean
Cotton Center
W. W. Williams
Amarito
Brownfield
Brownfield Parkview
Thomas Wilson
Denver City
J. W. Read
Levelland First
Ray N. Johnson
Aldersgate Methodist Church
J. B. Sharp
Sundown
Phil Widmer
Welch
Wendell Leach
Wellman
Elmer Ward
Big Spring
Lamesa
Ackerly, Snyder
Andrews
Weldon Butler
Polk Street Methodist Church
Amarillo
Lubbock cotton future far from secure says speaker
Rogers warned Lubbock faces decline as a cotton center unless growers push for legislation to raise cotton prices and curb textile imports. He urged broader feasibility studies to attract new industries such as electronics and called for improved mill housing and shared facilities to boost efficiency.
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Rogers
Lubbock
Professor Stubbs Leads NMIMT Chemistry Department
Dr. Stubbs joined NMIMT in 1946 as professor and head of the chemistry department after moving from Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. He authored over 20 articles on chemical education indium chemistry and geochemistry. He led an Office of Naval Research project for three years and co authored two widely used chemistry lab manuals. He has held AAAS fellowships chaired regional divisions and served on NSF panels. He directed NMIMT cooperative work study since its start and lectured abroad during a 1961 sabbatical. He is active in Sigma Xi Pi Kappa Delta Rotary and the Methodist Church.
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Stubbs
Sigma Xi
Pi Kappa Delta
AAAS
American Chemical Society
New Mexico
Division of Chemical Education
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Southwestern and
Rocky Mountain
AAS
NMIMT
Task W
Bureau of Naval Weapons
National Science Foundation
NSF
Graduate Council
University College, Dublin
Ireland
Imperial College of Science and Technology
London
Cambridge
Oxford
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
The
Methodist Church
Rotary International
Socorro Rotary Club
City Manager Aea City Manager Aea l offers to contact officials
City officials discuss the manager's departure and a planned $25 million bond election this fall. The job pays $17 500 plus expenses and an automobile. O'Mara notes pressure groups opposed to the city and says the minority holds influence. Commissioners debate impact on personnel and the September start. The meeting ends after nearly an hour.
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Commission
O'Mara
Marvin McLarty ‘Jr
Clifton
McLarty
City Hall
Rolan Simpson
Simpson
Texas eyes stricter law against false loan data
The grand jury reports widespread use of false selling prices and down payments in conventional real estate loans in Texas. It urges a stronger penal statute to curb obtaining money by false pretext and device, with a special legislative session possible before the next regular session two years away.
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Grand Jury
Texas
Connally
Waggoner Carr
Missing Cessna 180 Triggers Sandia Mountain Search
Reported overdue near Lubbock after a business trip from Albuquerque. Joe Wilson of Wilson Flying Service said the Cessna 180 was loaned to Miles for a trip to Lubbock, with departure planned at 6 a.m. Thursday. Turbulent late afternoon weather halted the search development.
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Sandia Mountains
New Mexico
Lubbock
Joe Wilson
Wilson Flying Service
Albuquerque
Miles
Lub
Wilson
Engman
Overland Corp
National Security Life Insurance Co
Khrushchev Shows Castro Soviet Rocket Power
Pravda says Khrushchev and Fidel Castro toured an unidentified strategic rocket base in the Caucasus area. The leaders left Moscow after linking defense of Cuba to potential nuclear catastrophe if invaded, with the May 25 Soviet Cuban communique formalizing the stance.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Cuba
Communist Party
Pravda
Caucasus
Black Sea
Khruschev
Castro
Meat and Suits Missing in City Crime Spree
Lubbock police report a north Lubbock restaurant burglary with 60 pounds of steaks 60 pounds of spare ribs and several chickens and fish stolen from a deep freeze. A Negro woman seen with two suits under her dress fled J C Penneys with three other women into a car on Ave H West. No arrests reported.
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Plainview Highway
J. C. Penney’s
Ave. H
Broadway
Rayford Thomas
Rt. G
Lubbock
Oakwood
Dixie Crownover
5Th St
W. M. Sims
Amarillo
J. C. Roberts
Sheriff's Deputies
Tahoka Hwy
Reese Afb
Gary Key
27Th St
Dick Neel
23Rd St
Quirt Ave
New Superintendent Named for NMMI
Maj. Gen. Sam W Agee named superintendent of New Mexico Military Institute replacing Lt. Gen. Hobart Gay who resigned earlier. Agee serves as deputy commander of all Air Force communications at Scott AFB Illinois and is an NMMI alumnus born in Silver City 1912.
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Roswell
Sam W. ‘Agee
New Mexico Military Institute
Hobart ‘Gay
Gen
Agee
Air Force Communications
Scott Afb
Ill
NMMI
Silver City
M.M
U.S. Military Academy
Runaway Pastor Appeals Conviction Over 16-Year-Old Wife
Texas preacher Leroy Daniels sought to challenge the law used to convict him of contributing to the delinquency of Flora Jean Cole, 16, who later became his wife. Daniels requested the Court of Criminal Appeals set arguments for June 12, after moving from Wichita to Texas and receiving a 90-day sentence and $500 fine in Henderson.
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Leroy Daniels
Flora Jean Cole
Daniels
Cole
Wichita
Kan
Tatum
Tex
Henderson
Bob M. Lloyd
Mexico Plans Rural Drive Against Bracero Loss
Mexico launches a coordinated rural program to offset the loss of the bracero contract farm labor. Officials fear more workers will try to cross the Rio Grande as illegal immigrants. About 200000 rural workers could be affected amid rising peasant agitation.
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Mexico City
UPI
United States Congress
Rio Grande
United States
Liberia to send largest delegation to ILO meeting
Liberia will send its largest delegation ever to the International Labor Organization conference in Geneva next week. The 11 man team is led by Stephen Tolbert, minister of agriculture and commerce.
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Monrovia, Liberia
Liberia
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Stephen Tolbert
Agriculture
Tintillate: a natural-looking home hair color product
Helena Rubinstein introduces Tintillated color for at home use with peroxide for lasting shades from light brown to blue black. Mix and apply to achieve a natural appearance. Don’t just tint your hair Tintillate.
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