Methodist Hospital nursing student to perform in Lubbock
The Capital University Chapel Choir will give an eight o’clock performance at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium on June 14. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. The group, led by Dr. Ellis Snyder, is renowned for sacred a cappella music.
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Nancy
Wright
Labiee
Mirsess To
Methodist Hospital School: of Nursing
Dallas
the Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Lubbock Municipal ‘Auditorium
Ringe Tditheran Church
Bill ‘Slaughter
Ellis’ Snyder
John Shaud
A. D. Ohlenbusch
25Th St
Crosbyton Sets Annexation Hearing for 11 Acre Tract
Crosbyton City Council tentatively schedules a June 21 hearing at 4 p m on annexing a 11 acre tract near the city. Horace Henley of Lubbock proposes a housing project with homes under 12000. He would furnish paving and gutter. Crosbyton would supply water and sewer.
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Crosbyton
Horace Henley
Lubbock
Henley
Banquet Ends LCC Lectureship at Harding College
A final general assembly at Harding College Searcy Ark will conclude the LCC Lectureship Program with a 5 p.m. banquet and an evening program. Charles Stelding of Abilene will speak on The Christian Charge to Youth. Joel Wilkerson and a panel on Personal Maturity join talks and a career planning session. Wayne Hinds and Carroll Hickey will direct a concert and Lee Bible reading awards. The prior night drew 700 attendees as speakers Mark Jones and Lance Hall led campus gatherings.
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Harding College
Joel
Wilkingon
Educa‘tion
Sonal
Lee
Wayne Hinds
Carroll Hickey
Mark, Jones
Dumas
Lance Hall
Sweetwater
Intercollegiate Rodeo Finals Scheduled in Clayton New Mexico
The National Intercollegiate Rodeo finals come to Clayton New Mexico June 16 17 and 18 at the Union County Fairgrounds arena. Eight top U S college teams plus 96 cowboys compete for world championship titles in eight rodeo events. The Rabbit Ear Roundup Assn sponsors the finals with Western dances and a Lions Club carnival during rodeo week.
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Clayton
N.M
U.S
Union County Fairgrounds
Clayton Lions Club
Rabbit Ear Roundup Assn
Theft From City Boy Probed At Amarillo
In Amarillo two suspects allegedly stole 26 dollars from 16 year old Ricki Burford of Lubbock as he slept in his car outside the Borden plant on the Canyon Expressway. Burford described one man sitting on him and twisting his arm at about 4 am Sunday and another taking his billfold containing two ten dollar bills a five and a one. He could not identify the car but gave descriptions of the two men.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Borden
Canyon Expressway
Ricki Allan Burford
Raymond Burford
18Th St
Burford
Two Injured in Wednesday Auto Mishaps in City
Walter Lee Mathis 27 of 217 B 44th St suffered injuries in a crash on Ave H near 34th St at 7 51 am involving two pickup trucks. David Baker 17 of 4911 Cedar Ave and Morris Cardenas 12 of 1412 7th St were treated and released. A bicycle rider were injured in a 500 block Broadway door collision. E M Sandoval 25 of 1005 Idalou Rd owned the car. Mike Gendararama 36 of Snyder was treated and released after a fall at Methodist Hospital.
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Walter Lee Mathis
44Th St
Ave. H
34Th St
David Baker
Cedar Ave
Morris Cardenas
7Th St
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Lubbock Board of Realtors
Williams-Chapman, Realtors
34Th St. John
Cahill
Herb. Dwight
Texas Tech
Herb Gnepper
Texas Parole System
Guepper
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Davie Murray Dunn
19Th’ St
Sheriff's Deputies
Junction
Leonore Doskow
Monterey Center
Annexation
Crosbyton City
Anderson
Cial
Anderson Dia
Anderson Bros
Finest Jewelers
Lubbock’s
Sounde
Mise
City Boy
CASE
Asicul
Denier
Sth
34Th Street
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