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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
3
Anthis notes wheat in the area has been harvested and trucks are checked for seed use. He predicts wheat movement to Gevatts around June 15 to 20, with cane gains next week. Texas broiler and egg placement show mixed trends, while taxes and federal grants highlight Texas tax payments and grant receipts in 1959.
Joe L. Matthews district FCIC director in Texas and New Mexico earned a U S Department of Agriculture certificate of merit for excellence in sales promotion. He heads the FCIC office in Mineral Wells with a 14 county territory spanning West Texas and eastern New Mexico.
A dedication ceremony tonight at Reese Air Base will rename the service club in memory of 1st Lt Jack Mathis of San Angelo who was killed in action March 18, 1943. Col James D C Robinson will unveil the plaque, a prayer will be offered, and a dance and games are planned.
The Lubbock County unit of the American Cancer Society meets at 8 p m in the Lubbock Public Library auditorium. President El Poole announces Dr Warren as host and Dr Roy Smith as arrangements chair. Main speaker Dr Nixon from San Antonio addresses cancer treatment.
The Lubbock Unitarian Fellowship announced new officers for 1960 61 with Peter Abbey as president Mrs John McLarty as vice president Mrs Marvin McLarty Jr as secretary Harry Foreman as treasurer and Thomas Hufford as member at large Formal meetings will resume September 4 with informal summer discussion groups starting July 10
A brief note suggests rapid relief for itching from worm bites, insect bites, foot itch, and surface rashes. It emphasizes quick action today and implies immediate applicability for skin irritation relief.
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