Permian Drilling Pushes Northwest Texas Extensions and New Wells
Extension of the Russell lower Permian pool in northwest Gaines county and staking of wildcat locations in northwest Dickens and southeast Lynn counties lead the North Permian Basin air program. New pay zones include San Andres Clouser near Whiteface and Payton in Garza, with 14 new producers completed and 17 field wells planned across the South Plains.
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Russell Lower
Gaines County
Dickens County
Lynn County
South Plains
North Permian
Cochran
Garza County
San Andres
Clouser
Whiteface
Honolulu
Devonian
Payton
Northwest Garza Test
Geo. P. Livermore, Inc
Lubbock
D. Bird
H & GN
A.M. Leftwich
Shell No. 1
Jones
Slaughter
Mallett Lands
Slaughter Field
Yoakum County
Andrews County
Army family travels from Georgia to West Coast duty station
Sgt and Mrs Robert G White and their 3 year old son Bob pass through Lubbock en route from Macon Georgia Army Airfield to the Pacific coast where he will report for duty. Lt Milton G Scarborough listed missing in action in Europe along with 610 others. Sgt Earl F McCain also listed missing.
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Robert G. White
Bob
Lubbock
Roswell
N. M
Macon
Pacific Coast
Sgt. White
Frank A. White
Eighth Street
Milton G. Scarbrough
Rufus Scarbrough
Sixteenth Street
War Department
United States
Earl F. McCain
Floyd McCain
Littlefield
Navy
Wayne R. Thomas
Dud Thomas
Texas Avenue
John C. Odham
Petty Officer Inc
Thomas A. Woodley
Melvin Woodley
Whiteface
Robert D Brown
R Brown
Lamesa
M. R. Ballew
R. R. Ballew
O'Donnell
Federal Court Set Monday in Lubbock Term
The June term of the federal court for the Lubbock division opens Monday with Judge T Whitfield Davidson presiding. Seventeen criminal and 24 civil cases fill the docket. a key injunction suit against the Lubbock Independent School District over flag salutes may attract a full courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Court For
Lubbock
Northern District of Texas
T. Whitfield Davidson
Davidson
Lubbock Independent
Olive Fluke
George W. Parker
U. S
Dallas
Clyde O. Eastus
Northern
District of
Texas
Jeffie B. Maddox
Madee Hoppe
Food shipments to Britain total 4.75 million tons under lend lease
Food shipments from the United States to Britain under lend lease now total 4,750,000 tons, valued at about $2,695,966,204, as announced by Food Administrator J. J. Llewellin.
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London
United States
Britain
J. J. Llewellin
Bible School Slated For Carver Heights
Carver Heights hosts a daily vacation Bible school at Dunbar Elementary with the theme What Is In Our Bible. It runs Monday to Saturday for children ages six to sixteen, ending with a closing service Saturday morning. Supervisors include C. S. Gaddis and LaVerne Terrell with an extended team of assistants. cooperate churches and colored women assist. William Struggs will play piano.
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Dunbar
Carver Heights
C. S. Gaddis
LaVerne Terrell
C. A. Bickley
A. M. Allan
A. W. Brock
Wayne Martin
E. L. Lansford
Pauline Carr
J. B. Walters
William Struggs
Presbyterian Student League Hosts “Slightly Nuts” Open House
A Presbyterian student group held a Saturday open house at First Presbyterian Fellowship Hall. Nuts and crepe paper decorated the room as a quiz and musical contest entertained about fifty attendees. New officers named include Sgt. Paul Lewis president Dorothy Weiss vice president Eugenia Hopper secretary Norma Cleavenger treasurer Carole Cleavenger enlistment chairmen Jim Warner and John Denman devotional chairmen Peggy.
Former Diplomat John Ridgely Carter Dies at 79
John Ridgely Carter, 79, senior partner of Morgan and Ole of Paris and former diplomat, died today in New York. The social team listed include Weiss, Elizabeth Schmidt, Bill Martin, Wilda Bales, Jean Northcutt, Joy Earnshaw, Earl Scudday, and Jackie Lewis. A party in the Weiss home honored Rev. and Mrs. William H. Foster Jr. as they move from Lubbock. Carter plans to enter the Navy as a chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Ridgely Carter
Morgan and Ole
Paris
Fred Stokes Steer Wins Grand Champion at Post Show
Fred Stokes claimed the grand champion Hereford steer weighing 965 pounds at the Post beef cattle show. His prize was $25, with Alvin Davis taking second for a Hereford calf. Both Stokes and Davis earned showmanship prizes as judges Jim Bird and Bill Kimbrough oversaw the event, sponsored by the Post Chamber of Commerce.
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Fred Stokes
Post Post
Alvin Davis
Alvin
Fred
Post Chamber of Commerce
Jim Bird
Soil Conservation Service
Snyder
Bill Kimbrough
Crosby
New York City Fire Department Staffing Level
The fire department of New York City normally employs 6779 men.
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Fire Department
New York City
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Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
J.W. Gamble
W. FE. Hamilton
St. Elisabeth's Auxiliary
Mesdames Roof
Hinchey
Hugh Thomas
Lubbock County War Food Committee
C. M
Trout
Lubbock National
West Texas
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co
Dallas, Texas
Mark Halsey
Baldridge
Sally Ann
Aqis
Knights of Khorassan
Hilton Hotel
DOKK
Dokeys
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Boabdil Temple
Spur
Tahoka
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
San Angelo
Abilene
Tyros
J. D. Collier
Brownwood
Collier
Evi Duncan
Acle Cope
J. D. Corcorran
Mahedi
H. G. Brock
Estill Hendrix
G. K. Taylor
Sarak
J. B. Shannon, Jr
Mokanna
Douglas R. Parker
W. H Galloway
K. C. Southern
Sahib
Bible School
St. Joseph
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Sports and Hat Shop
Hanna-Pope & Co
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