Reese AFB Sergeant Named Airman of the Month for May
S.Sgt. James A. Sunderland educational specialist at Reese AFB education office was chosen as Airman of the Month for May by a senior NCO panel based on duty performance and promotion potential. Sunderland, in service 35 months with 33 at Reese, was promoted to staff sergeant two days after the award. He writes a base ball column and serves as reporter for Headquarters Squadron 3500th ABG. He will receive a $25 savings bond a three day pass and a Rotary Club luncheon in June.
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James A. Sunderland
Reese Afb Education Office
Sunderland
Air Force
Reese Education Office
Reese
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
United States Armed Forces Institute
3500Th Air Base Group
Omaha
Neb
Lawrenceville
N. J
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Lubbock Rotary Club
Ice Cream Supper Planned At Lodge
An old-fashioned ice cream supper is set for Tuesday at 8 p m at the Knights of Pythias castle hall at 24th and College to kick off a spastic aid drive sponsored by the lodge auxiliaries. Frank French, Grand Vizier, said the lodge backs the national spastic aid program and invites area members to attend. The meeting will feature The Law West of the Pecos by Mrs. L M Wingerd of Brownfield, donated for July staging to benefit spastic aid locally.
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Knights of Pythias
Pecos
L. M. Wingerd
Brownfield
Lamesa Lions mark 25th anniversary with past presidents honored
In Lamesa on June 12, about 120 members and guests attended the Silver Anniversary Banquet at the Green Hut Mesa Room. Marvin C. Kay of Alpine delivered the principal address on the March of Lionism, with Ernest Moody presiding.
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Lamesa
Lamesa Lion's Club
Green Hut Mesa Room
Marvin C. Kay
Alpine
Stansell Clement
Don Emory
M. E. Boren
J. B. Whitlow
Tracy Campbell
Richard Crawley
Karl Caxton
Conway E. King
Brownwood
14th Street cut-off wins court approval in Dawson County
Dawson County Commissioners Court approves the 14th Street cut-off diverting heavy truck traffic away from La Mesa High School and North Elementary School. Chamber of Commerce officials and PTA groups pressed for months, with Judge Carl Rountree urging immediate action.
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Lamesa
14Th Street
Lamesa High School
North
Dawson County Commissioners’ Court
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Rountree
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
The
Texas Good Roads Committee
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Lamesa Lions
Pioneer Frence Company
Pioneer Fence Company Was the
West Texas
New Mexico
California
Redwood
Good Housekeeping
Far East
Pioneer Fence Co
Michigan
Shiplap
Lubbock, Texas
Senc
Ree Estima Bamboo
Lubbock
Texas
West 6Th ST
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