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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1960

Page

6

Dedication Service for Lubbock View Church Leader

Roy W. Ford will represent the Board of Christian Churches at the dedication of Lubbock View Church. Rev. Crow of Fort Worth will assist Texas Board of Christian Churches. Floyd E Read Jr will lead elders. Invocation by Rev Kenneth Jones. Scripture by Rev Morris Beard. Greetings by Rev Bill Slaughter and Rev Marion Nilsson. Reception to follow.

Roy W. Ford New Lubbock Paley Strain First Christian Who Board of Christian Churches Crow Fort Worth Texas Board of Christian Churches Floyd E. Read Jr Lubbock View Church Kenneth Jones Westmont Christian Church Morris Beard

Dedication of New St Teresa Catholic Church at Hale Center

The new St Teresa Catholic church in Hale Center will be blessed by Bishop John L Morkovsky of Amarillo at 4 30 p m Sunday, followed by High Mass and a 6 30 p m supper. The church began construction in August 1959 and has served since Christmas with adminstration by Rev George Buckley S A C. An annex houses a kitchen meeting room priest area and sacristy. Architect was John Kerr Plainview contractor Franklin Bottoms Amarillo seating about 350. Colombia to permit imports of 2500 cars for taxis to Bogota.

St. “Teresa Catholic Hale Center John L.morkovsky Amarillo George Buckley S.A.C St. Joseph's Parish Lubbock Buckley Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Plainview John Kerr Franklin Bottoms

Bearing Fruit Through Christ The Vine in Christian Living

A religious message explains John 15 8 to show Christians as branches of the vine bearing fruit. It stresses daily prayer Bible study worship and Holy Spirit led fruit of the Spirit. It invites attendance at Sunday worship and Bible classes with sermons on faith and appetite.

Christ Owen Jesus God Christ Jesus

Texas Tech hosts national biology teachers institute

Texas Tech hosts a National Science Foundation sponsored summer biology institute for 62 U.S. high school teachers. Led by Dr. Earl D. Camp, the program includes field trips to Xilitla Mexico and Taos New Mexico, with 38 teachers new to the institute. Participants study plant and vertebrate biology and may earn graduate credit toward MS degrees.

United States Texas Tech Earl D. Camp Tech Biology Department Institute For National Science Foundation Xilitla Mexico Taos N.M

Rev Rudy Hernandez to Lead 8:30 Service at South Side Baptist

The Rev Rudy Hernandez of Dallas will preach at 8:30 a m Sunday at South Side Baptist Church with Jesse Morales of Alice directing music. The Rev Clifton Igo serves as pastor at 44th Street and Avenue D. Halliburton of Lubbock is named to Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch junior staff in Tascosa to counsel younger boys.

Rudy Hernandez Dallas Texas Baptist Convention Southside Baptist Church Jesse Morales First Baptist Church Alice Clifton Igo 44Th St Ave. D Dim. Halliburton Lubbock Cal Farley Boys Ranch Tascosa Young Halliburton KFYO

Church Group Votes Against Nomination In Texas

The 45th North Texas District Council of the Assemblies of God approved a resolution opposing the nomination of a Catholic for president or vice president. The body includes 1,423 ministers and delegates from 515 churches. They warned the election of a Catholic could jeopardize church state separation amid Vatican obedience claims. The convention also urged a telegram to President Eisenhower praising his conduct at the summit.

Longview UPD North Texas Eisenhower

State Banking Commission Rejects Five Bank Applications

The Texas State Banking Commission rejected five new bank applications on Friday and approved North Dallas Bank and Trust Co. It postponed action on Sun Valley State Bank in Houston to June 17. Rejected were South Texas State Bank at Falfurrias First State Bank at Farmers Branch Community State Bank at Pasadena Bank of San Angelo American State Bank at Lamesa. Pending is Fair East State Bank in Fort Worth.

Haitian Government Plans Monopoly on Vegetable Oils

In Port au Prince the Haitian government announces a plan to establish a state controlled monopoly over all vegetable oils, signaling a major shift in resource control and market access for producers and distributors.

Port-au-Prince

Lubbock Unit Praised for Strong Recruiting at Fort Hood

Maj. Gen. Babcock commends Lubbock's Company A, 190th Signal Battalion, 90th Infantry Division, for maintaining strength above authorization. Captain Robert W. Childers leads the unit, which is over 120 soldiers though authorized 110, and is currently in summer training at Fort Hood, Texas.

Fort Hood Waco Lubbock 90Th Infantry Division C. Stanton “Babcock Babcock Robert W. Childers 32Nd St Lubbock ‘Tire

Library Course Concludes With West Texas Group

A sixteenth group of West Texas librarians completed a Tech short course to improve library services. Ray Janeway announced the event with the largest Midland contingent led by Miss Bobbie Mosher and others from Fort Worth and multiple West Texas towns. Jo Battle, Nevada State Library consultant, led instruction.

West Texas R.es. Erence Tech Ray Janeway Midland Bobbie Mosher Lawson Melba’ Oswalt South Fort Worth Patsy Yeager West Missouri Phyllis Wright West Kan Boyd Dozier Colorado City Ruby Morgan Dorotha Hill Sunray Gladys Leeth Dimmitt Jo Battle Nevada State Library Carson City

Open Beaches Suit Delayed To September In Galveston

District Judge L D Godard said he cannot hear the Open Beaches case until September due to a full July docket and August vacation. The suit, filed January by the attorney general against Sea Isle Development, targets Galveston west beach where the island’s beaches are located.

Galveston UPI L. D. Godard Will Wilson Godard Wilson Sea ‘Isle West’ “Beach

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Mr. Ford Colombia Bogota Ian Anandea Broome’s Syhekeril Broadway DIAL Archie D. Clanton Roosevelt High School Harold C. Carpenter Cooper Rural High School Glenn Pounds Monterey High School Freom U. S South Plains Brodie Wayne Hutchinson Andrews High School Gerald ‘Leon Thompson Pep. Independent Tommy Ray Keener Dimmitt Public Schools Ralph A. George W. B. Atkins Billy Byron Ranking Alamo Junior High Paul Newton Brown Ropesville High Joseph Weldon McCreary Shallowater High William C. Curry Brownfield High Richard Dwain Coggin Idalou High George ©. Marcy Jayton High Johnny Lee Crouch Levelland High Harold Clinton Carpenter Cooper Rural High Archie Doyle Clanton Roosevelt High Glenn Sherrill Pounds Monterey High Joe W. Davenport Austin Junior High Virgil Edwin Wade Plains High John Mason Chubb Seminole Junior High Rosie Marie Dickey Seminole High Ralph E. Macy St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Boulder Colo Lamesa John Duggar Wo Baptist Church Avenue M Srevivn Ae A. Hugh Clark Bible School Caprock Church of Christ Land & College Ave LTO Vandelia St. Lubbock, Texes Bob Evangelist of Christ Will 34Th Street Ubbock Central Assembly OF God Who Ave. N. R ‘Austin Jettitt Ridgecrest Assembly OF God Loughtin 4Th & College Faith Assembly OF God Sam Waggoner Assembly OF God North Side Assembly Scott F.ean Bates & N Detroit Riverlawn Assembly OF God Soy C. Brewer N. Ave Lubbock City Auditorium A. V. Blake Record Center Jenkins Music Store The George S. Berry Post Cloverlake Lin
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