ENMU grants first Education Specialist degree to Harrell
Roger Harrell of Portales becomes the first student to earn the new Education Specialist degree from Eastern New Mexico University after completing a sixth year program following a master of arts. Harrell, pictured with Dr Gailen ENMU academic dean, will pursue a doctoral degree.
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Area News In Brief Weather Takes Spotlight Across Plains
South Plains activity centers on weather with farmers noting light rain and drifting conditions. Norman Sneed named sheriff of Border Courts. Plainview rodeo and quarter horse show highlight county events. Lamesa reports on editors and community happenings.
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Minister At Morton Reveals Resignation
Clyde Strickland, minister of the Church of Christ, resigns after four years at Morton. He will move to Jacksonville to lead the Southside Church of Christ after previously serving Crockett Van Lufkin and Moran in various posts over a decade.
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Special City Election Set In Seminole
Seminole voters will elect a city alderman in a special Monday election. Ten men compete for the $100 per month post to fill the remainder of John Curry's term. The winner serves one year with holdovers Henderson Smith Benson Kidd and Mayor Richardson.
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Post Livestock Ordinance Enforcement Delayed Two Weeks
Enforcement of the Post citys controversial livestock ordinance is postponed for another two weeks. Mayor Harold Lucas cites convenience for livestock owners needing to build pens elsewhere. The rule bans keeping livestock or fowl within 300 feet of a residence. a Sacre site near the city supports 4-H and Future Farmers of America swine cattle and sheep activities.
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New Improved TUMS Taste and Relief Claim
New Improved TUMS offer minty flavor and quick relief from acid indigestion heartburn and gas. The ad touts a safe exclusive formula with buffering action that neutralizes acids soothes the stomach without over alkalizing or rebound effects.
Appliance chains and hardware stores list across West Texas
A compilation of many local appliance, hardware, and furniture retailers is presented, naming businesses from Anton to Wilson with outlets in towns including Big Spring, Brownfield, Carlsbad, Hobbs, Lamesa, Snyder, and Sweetwater. The long roster notes variety of brands and distributors serving regional customers.
Bible Sessions Slated by Knights of Columbus in Hereford
special report notes two South Plains Knights of Columbus will stage Bible sessions in Hereford at Temple Ave hall. Charles Kahler Corpus Christi will confer degrees while D Bell newly appointed circuit director leads lectures and field service. Mike Mahoney of Lubbock attends as treasurer with sessions running 7:30 p m Tuesday and daily through next Sunday culminating in Bell sermon at 3 p.m. next Sunday.
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Roswell Airmen To Be Awarded Medals By CAP
Two Walker AFB airmen Marvin Matthews and Donald Palmer will receive CAP’s Bronze Medal of Valor for quick thinking and action saving three children during a house fire in Roswell on December 10. CAP Wing Commander Col. Harold D. Thomas to present the awards this afternoon.
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Bids Sought for Morton Paving and Repairs
Morton to solicit bids June 10 to 15 for a paving project in 15 to 20 blocks including seal coating and repairs. City council approved the bid process noted by officials.
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