Cadets Aid Fire Patrol Near Lubbock Fields
Five cadets and one senior member of the Lubbock Civil Air Patrol patrolled the Robnett Farm area and extinguished several small fires threatening nearby wheat fields. Cadets included Robert Strange Kenneth Wessels Jack Wyatt and M Sgt Douglas Daniel with 2nd Lt Lee Dex Wessels commanding. Naval Aviation Cadet James J. Wolfenbarger completed gunnery and carrier qualifications last month at Barin Field Alabama and is undergoing advanced training in Corpus Christi.
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Lubbock
Civil Air Patrol
Robnett Farm
College Avenue
98Th Street
Mike Harrell
Robert Strange
Kenneth Wessels
Jack Wyatt
Douglas Daniel
Lee Dex Wessels
Naval
James J. Wolfenbarger
Walter ‘Dye, Bledsoe
Barin Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Foley
Ala
Corpus Christi
Six Pleas Heard In Lubbock Court
J C Smyth of the Liberty Vindicator was elected president of the Texas Press group. Three guilty pleas and three innocent pleas were entered in a Saturday session of the County Court at Law. Judges and officials announced new officers and directors for the upcoming 1959 convention in Brownsville and Mt Pleasant.
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J. C. Smyth
The
Liberty Vindicator
Texas Press
Robert J. Allen
Jimmy Gillentine
Woodrow Cecil Hillis
Hereford
Toms
Whitehead
Brenham
Gall
Ave
Mt Pleasant
Brownsville
New Deal
Raymond
New Officers Elected By Hobbs Knights Of Columbus
Hobbs Council of the Knights of Columbus elected Frank R ch as grand knight with James Balagna as deputy grand knight and other posts filled by William Block Louis Kujawa James Welch and more. Special elections were held to approve the White River dam water contract in Crosby County towns. The measure authorizes city councils to negotiate water contracts not to exceed 30 cents per 1000 gallons and directs surplus water to oil firms for water flooding.
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Knights of Columbus Council
Ivhitenes
Chambers of Commerce
White River
Frank R Ch
Hobbs Council
Knights of Columbus
V. J. le
James Balagna
William Block
Louis ‘Kujawa
Becker
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John Dorsey
al Tarang
O.T
Williams and Mile
Mecation Bible School Ends At Monterey Baptist Chapel
Bible School for the Church of Christ starts Monday at 9 a.m. and runs five days with 9 to 11 a.m. classes. Leroy Cowan, minister, says enrollment is open Monday morning for any new students. The theme is Putting Chrome with age-appropriate study materials. Certificates awarded on completion. Each day at 10 45 a.m. the whole student body leads in singing and Bible drills in the auditorium. Visitors are welcome.
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Tahora
Church of Christ
Leroy Cowan
Cowan
Sailor Pleads Guilty in Hobbs Beating Case
An 18 year old sailor from the Navy was fined 150 dollars and given 60 days in jail with 58 suspended after pleading guilty to two counts of assault and battery in municipal court in Hobbs. He had been on leave from the Navy. The incidents involved a Hobbs youth and a Las Cruces youth. Okinawa population figure mentioned separately.
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Hobbs
Gerald Key
Robert L. Ronsing
Las Cruces
Key
Navy
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