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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1947

Page

5

Oil lease play expands in Floyd county and Gaines areas

Reports show intensified oil and gas leasing in Floyd County near Floydada and in Gaines County. Several wildcats and offsets, including Amerada and Humble projects, reach depths between 4,000 and 12,700 feet in the Permian and Ellenburger bands as exploration continues.

Floyd County Floydada Gaines County Ventere South Plains Finge County Freya County

Brother of J. T. Trigg Dies in San Antonio Hospital

John B. Trigg, 65, of San Antonio and brother of J. T. Trigg of 1715 Twenty-seventh, died at 9 30 Saturday morning in a San Antonio hospital. J. T. Trigg and two sisters Mrs. E V Gillen Texarkana and Mrs. A J Hodges Shreveport had visited him. Funeral services were to be held Monday afternoon in Texarkana, his birthplace.

John B. ‘Trigg San Antonio J. T. Trigg P. and S. Hospita J.T. Trigg E. V. Gillen Texarkana A. J. Hodges Shreveport

City pool offers free beginner swimming lessons

A. C. Hamilton announced that the city pool has averaged 1,000 swimmers daily since June 1. Last week 175 boys and girls aged 9 to 11 received free instruction. This week, boys and girls aged 12 to 15 will receive instruction from Monday through Saturday. Registration is available Monday at the pool. All classes are beginners' courses.

City A. C. Hamilton City Recreation

Irish Field Drilling Focused On Deep Permian Pay

In the northwest Irish field a well reached 6,000 feet without signs of production and elec log surveys are to guide deeper drilling. Stanolind crews report activity at several Irish field wells with depths near 1,500 to 5,936 feet in dolomite and lime as they target the Clear Fork pay around 5,900 feet.

Honolulu No. 1 Kirschner White & Shelton Amerada Petroleum Corporation No Jones Ellenburger Jones Ranch Gaines County Anderson-Prichard Oil Corporation Dalmont Seminole McDaniel & Beechler Drilling Company No Radford Block H D&w Yates King He&wt Lynn County Tohoka Lubbock Ray Albaugh Graves Dawson County Ackerly Humble Oil & Refining Company Montgomery Crosbyton Cros Black Brooks Burleson Amerada No. 1 Shofner Hockley County Wildcat Levelland Cascade Petroleum Company State Capital Lands Survey Western Drilling Company No Gregg League Sunray Oil Corporation Gipson Lamb County Littlefield Labor Stanolind Oil & Gas Company Flinn Lubbock County Monroe Cravenield Amerada No Elkins Adair Terry County Brownfield Hicks Adair Field H.C. Posey Et al Southern Minerals Corporation Hale County Petersburg Hale Barnsdall Oil Company Camp Standard Oil Company of Texas Humble No. 1 Hunt Petersburg Field Cisco Glen J. Smith Durrett He&wt Survey Blackmon Harral-Townsend Tom Lesley

Three Lubbock youths elected to posts at Boys State Meet

Three Lubbock youths were honored at the tenth annual Boys State conference in Austin. Dan Davis was elected president pro tempore of the Senate, J A White became associate justice of the court of criminal appeals, and Dick Schmidt was elected state representative. Other delegation members Jerry Nislar and Bert Nelson were noted as expected to return today.

Lubbock American Legion Austin Dan Davis Roy B. Davis Senate J. A. White C. Alvin White Court of Criminal Appeals Dick Schmidt C. C. Schmidt Jerry Nislar Bert Nelson

Flood Drives Half Million From Homes In Southern China

A severe Pearl River flood in Kwantung Province has displaced about 500000 Chinese, wrecked 50 bridges and sunk 40 vessels in the stricken coastal areas, prompting urgent aid efforts.

Hong Kong UPA Pearl River Kwantung Province China

Sunday Pool Crowding Prompts Parental Request

Hamilton urges parents not to bring children nine years old and younger to the pool on Sundays due to overcrowding. He notes three lifeguards are on duty and 1100 to 1200 swimmers make supervision impossible. Children should visit on weekdays instead.

Hamilton

Clarence Parks Named Commander Of American Legion Post

Clarence Parks, a Lamesa druggist, was named commander of the Allen-Houston post of the American Legion in a recent annual election. Frank Smith, the retiring commander, was elected first vice commander.

Clarence Parks American Legion Lamesa Allen-Houston Frank Smith

Dyer Jr Chosen Second Vice Commander in Local Post

In the Atancie Journal dated Sunday June 15 1947 J D Dyer Jr was named second vice commander Other officers listed include Derwood Peterson adjutant Simpson finance officer Clyde Brannon historian Wright Boyd chaplain Tracy Campoy mess sergeant R L Price service officer Joe Spikes child welfare officer and Weldon Lindsey sergeant

atancie-Journal Page & Mander J. D. Dyer, Jr Derwood Peterson Mer Simpson Clydé Brannon Wright Boyd Tracy Campoy R. L. Price Joe Spikes

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