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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
8
District 14 delegates attended the Austin gathering with representatives, consultants, and district leaders. Mrs. Frank Told of Labbock City PT Council participated, joined by Mrs. Melcts Hines of Olton and Mrs. Wi Paine among others.
The Lubbock Council of Garden Clubs will sponsor a workshop at the Gantenard Arts Center on Thursday. Tech horticulture expert Dannie Jobman will present a film Island in Tim about park preservation and mechanics in design. Mrs. C. B. Ratliff and Mrs. Grady Knight will discuss arrangements and color principles. A 1:9 to 4 p.m. workshop follows the lecture with hands on floral work. national garden club judges will attend.
Paula Reid engages to Jerry Dee McWilliams son of Mr and Mrs Dee McWilliams The couple will exchange wedding vows August 38 in the First Baptist Church Miss Reid of 1508 Van Buren Amarillo is employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Williams is a student at Southwestern State College Weatherford Ok
The note promotes a summer party idea featuring Deiguiris, touted as fashionable with appealing taste and broad appeal for both men and women. Mentions the original Daiqui made with Bacardi and hints at a product line from PORTS INC in New York with a 9 proof address.
Pledge service conducted at the chapel with officers training announced for 8:30 am in Room 18. The School of Missions slated for July at St John's Methodist Church. Devotions led by Mrs Harold Humphries with Mrs Marlin Hayhurt as soloist and accompanist Mrs Vi. Assistance recorded by Mrs F E White with Mrs Clayton Ross Mrs Ameral Payne and Mrs V Hatch. Invocation by Mrs J Chess Lovern. Korea Circle hosted luncheon in Memorial Hall with Mrs Jim Currie as chairman.
The government argues that breaking GE into smaller units would curb future price fixing across 168 plants in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. The dispute centers on a consent decree language barring sales of certain gear at unreasonably low prices and the possibility of contempt if the clause is violated. Other firms including Westinghouse, Allis Chalmers, Federal Pacific, and LTE Circuit Breaker were asked to sign the decree, but GE declined.
Navy Mothers announce that Mike Robertson will speak at a regular meeting at 1 pm at the club location. Robertson, former Community Ambassador to Poland in 199, will discuss his travels and address his service, as daughter Dona Bitty St. George W. Binit, founder, also plans a luncheon precede the event.
A called meeting of the Lute dock Chamber of Comment gov ermmental affairs committee slated at noon today at the Pines Hotel. Chairman Marrett Ti says the meeting will decide on a position for the Senate vote Monday. Representatives of the Labbesk Board of Realtors will attend.
Report notes the A&M Dean discussing cattle immunization as part of health program planning this month. Mentions bidders, veterinary officials, and a push to involve public health on campus while touching on bids for livestock and the status of related contracts and facilities.
A court ruling continues from page one discussing the government’s failure to prove certain questions in a subcommittee inquiry. Justice Stewart leads the majority, deeming the evidence insufficient, while Deutch receives a three month sentence and a $108 fine for a related matter.
Evina reports progress on a plant modernization program and a school job rollment that is about one third the size of Plainview's, indicating administrative changes under his tenure.
Dr A Bickley pastor emeritus of Asbury Methodist Church is recuperating at home after treatment at Methodist Hospital. A burglary charge was filed against Bari Preston via Railroad Ave in a break in at Corral Drive-in Theater May 3. Bond set at $2,000. Co defendants and other cases noted.
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