Parks Approve Detailed Summer Recreation Plan
The city recreation council approved a summer activities program submitted by Miss Lou Keaster. With five paid staff and no WPA support, volunteers are crucial to leading singing handicrafts drama sports and dances at parks including Pioneer Rollie Burns Carlisle Mackenzie and Booker T. Washington for negroes.
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City Recreation Council
Lou Keaster
Keaster
Works Projects Administration
WPA
Miss Keaster
Lubbock Soldier's Center
Thirteenth Street
Louise Bickley
Roberta Harbison
Evelyn Taylor
Susie Mae Young
Pioneer Park
Rollie Burns
McAllister Flight Victim's Body Due Next Week
The body of aviation ordnanceman Troy Winston McAllister, USNR, who died May 14 in a plane crash near Montrose Washington, is expected to arrive Monday or Tuesday. He was born November 11 1922 in Lubbock and was predeceased by his grandparents the Gholsons. Burial will be in Lubbock cemetery with military honors once the Seattle body arrives.
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T. W. McAllister
Troy Winston McAllister
United States Naval Reserve
Montrose
Wash
Lena McAllister
Odonnell
Lee F. Ghol
Gholson
New Mexico
Lubbock County
Lubbock
J. J. Dillard
Dillard
Arizona
Texas
Lynn County
Dillards
Seattle
Sanders Funeral Home
Australia
N. W
Darlene
Funeral Held for Edwin F. Dougherty in Austin
Edwin F. Dougherty, 85, a former Texas Railroad Commission employee and gas utilities division accountant, died after months of illness. A Spanish American War veteran, he served with the 1st Texas Volunteer Infantry and previously lived in Dallas. Funeral services were held in Austin.
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Austin
Edwin F. Dougherty
Texas Railroad Commission
Dougherty
Dallas
1St
Texas Volunteer Infantry
Gas Utilities Division
Railroad Commission
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