Furr's Cafeteria 8 Caprock Center Lubbock Staff Photo
A group portrait lists about fifty employees at Furr's Cafeteria No. 8 in Caprock Center, Lubbock. Charles Holland, assistant manager, sits center with Leo Savedra to his right and veteran retiree Doc Hale on his left. Also named are Lorie Music Marcos Reina Louis Castro Dan Trevino Nelda Groseclose Marie Ramos Charline Odom Bovie Hamrick Sally Silva Erma Hudman Marie Collum Irene Davis Adrian Jaramillo Eleda Montes Margrette Scroggins Mitty Harrison Kathrine Borvis Eleda Lopes Jane Rodriguez and Manager Buddy George.
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Doc" Hale
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Draughon’s Summer Session Opens June 10 in Lubbock
Draughon’s Business College begins its summer session on Monday June 10 offering training for office positions in stenography bookkeeping and accounting with strong salary prospects. The ad highlights post high school training and nationwide placement, urging readers to request a free career outline or visit Placement Director Mrs Myrtle Jenkins at 1414 Texas Ave.
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Typing Classes Offered This Summer For Students
Special classes this Summer on weekdays mornings to improve typing skills for students. No homework, plenty of time for fun. Experience and instruction with special methods and personal attention. 1414 Texas PO5 5544.
100 Percent Cotton Best Buy For West Texas
West Texas hinges on a robust cotton economy with 1962 to 1966 income around 300 million annually from lint and seed. The National Cotton Council endorses market protection and urges locals to support 100 percent cotton, rejecting substitutes at retail.
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Teenagers top sewing machine spending says NECCHI executive
New York based report cites Giuseppe Manidi of Necchi Sewing Machines noting under 25s drive the largest yearly purchase of sewing machines. Teens reportedly produce over 70 million clothing items and 2 million home pieces annually with skirts dresses shorts and jackets among the most popular garments.
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Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants
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Alabama vegetable production tops five thousand acres
Alabama's vegetable production for processing including peas cucumbers and peppers spans well over 5,000 acres according to a UPI report from Montgomery. The industry remains a key agricultural sector with growing exports and local demand.
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