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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1960

Page

3

Bobby Ross hailed after national spelling win

Bobby Ross, a Littlefield student, greeted by a cheering crowd as he arrives home from Washington. He won seventh place in the National Spelling Bee with a trophy reading For Outstanding Sctevement National Spelling Bés. The town gave $50 spending money and a $100 award before the trip.

Lefield Ington D.C Jase Ross Sys Bobby Bobby Ross Texas Littlefield Washington

Midland City Treasurer Resigns Amid Dallas Project

Kent A. Moore, Midland City Council treasurer for ten years and finance director, submitted his resignation effective July 1. He will join a Dallas area project worth 250 million dollars near Love Field, led by Bill Oswald, former Midland city manager. No replacement has been named.

Midland Kent A. Moore Moore Dallas Love Field Bill Oswald

Lost 25 Pounds Without Dieting Letter Ad

A reader from Fort Worth Texas writes about losing 25 pounds by using Barcentrate. She claims she ate what she wanted and did not follow a strict diet and promises the product melts away fat with a money back guarantee on first bottle.

Lillie Brown Route 10 Fort Worth Texas

Chapel Choir Sings Sacred to Seventeen States Tour

The Chapel Choir of Capital University Ohio performed at the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium before about 300 listeners. Under director Snyder the 40 voices displayed precise discipline and tonal balance in a four-part program mixing sacred works with selections like Seventy Six Trombones and Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho. The tour, sponsored by Shepherd King Lutheran Church, covered many states and provinces as the group circulated from Ohio to California and back.

Jack Sheridan Avalanche-Journal University of Columbus Dem’ Herrn Snyder Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Louisiana Texas Arizona California Oregon Washington Vancouver B.C Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba North Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Illinois America Grieg Man Is An Island John Donne Noble Cain Yarmouth Fair Joshua Jericho Susannah Lubbock Shepherd King Lutheran

Talks Set Between U S and Soviet Union on Air Agreement

Washington reports the United States and the Soviet Union will begin formal talks on a commercial air agreement in Washington on July 18. Gen. E F Loginov will head the Soviet delegation. no U S delegation named yet. Discussion centers on routes with New York to Moscow as a likely initial option, with Pan American World Airways and Aeroflot as the competing carriers.

Washington United States U.S New York Moscow Pan American ‘World Airway Bee Aeroflot Pan Am

Houston moves up to sixth largest city in U.S.

Houston’s preliminary 1951 census figure is 932,680, a 56.4 percent rise from 1950, boosting Houston to sixth largest city ahead of Cleveland St Louis Washington Boston San Francisco Pittsburgh and Milwaukee. Only New York Chicago Los Angeles and Detroit are larger.

Houston Baltimore Cleveland St. Louis Washington Boston San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee

Beer Cans Found In Search For Guns

State police searched Buffalo Harbor after a Batavia businessman reported 25 guns stolen. A magnet sweep yielded only empty beer cans and no weapons.

Buffalo N.Y UPI Batavia Buffalo Harbor

Funeral services set for Junior Hensley in Clovis

Clovis residents await funeral at 40 p.m. today in Steed Funeral Home Chapel with W S Wiley of the 16th Stand Pyle Church of Christ officiating. Hensley owned a downtown Clovis service station and was found dead Monday night with a rifle by his side. Authorities term the death self-inflicted. survivors include wife three children a sister and parents. Body to be moved to Bronte for burial.

Clovis Hensley Steed W.S . Wiley Stand Pyle Church ‘of Christ Ruben Nieves California Nieves Maisie Myra Mike Betty Williams Abilene D. E. Hensley Sterling City R. L. Branson J. Hensley San Angelo

Air Is Big Sideline To Diving Business

New York reports skin diving has become a $150 million business. Seven million divers buy about 15 air tanks per year at $1.50 per refill, according to Ingersoll Rand Co. a compressor maker.

New York APID Ingersoll- Rand Co

Publicity craving drives odd habit, columnist asks

The speaker laments a personality obsessed with newspaper exposure. He notes the urge to appear in print, send a check or cut paper to gain a photo, and to spread his name through club elections and clippings. He asks aloud if this fault exists in others.

Longtime Briscoe County Resident John Turner Dies

SILVERTON Special funeral services for John C Turner 78 a Briscoe County resident since 1926 will be held at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church with Rev G A Elrod and Earl Cantwell officiating Turner a native of Lookout Mountain Tennessee was a retired farmer He died Monday Survivors include his wife J C Turner Jr Memphis Tenn a daughter Mrs Mabel Mercer Silverton a brother S R Turner Silverton a sister Mrs Lizzie Baggett Lebanon Oregon three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Burial will be in Silverton Cemetery under direction of Roberts Funeral Home.

Silverton John C. ‘Turner First Baptist G. A. Elrod Earl Cantwell of Christ Turner Briscoe County Lookout “Mountain Tenn J. C Turner Jr Memphis Tenn Mabel Mercer S. R. ‘Turner Lizzie Baggett Lebanon Ore Silverton Cemetery Roberts Funeral Home

Obituary Notice for Spur Resident Thomas with Family Ties

West Texas hospital in Lubbock reports the death of Thomas who lived in Spur before moving to Odessa about a year ago. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs S C Thomas Sr of Spur, two sons Con Lubbock and Ray, three brothers Morgan Lubbock Ernest Jayton and Howard Spur, five sisters Mrs Homer Wilson Mrs Lilly Belle McCurry Mrs Agness Dickerson Bell and Mrs J R Carlisle Spur and five grandchildren. Pallbearers are Marion Jordan Matt Hagins Paul Bennett Barney Yeakley Carlos Dickerson and Jesse Hagins. Burial at Jayton Cemetery directed by Campbell Funeral Home Spur.

West Texas Hospital Lubbock Thomas Spur Odessa S.C Con. Lubbock Ray Mor Gan Ernest Jayton Howard Homer ‘Wilson Lilly Belle McCurry Agness ‘Dickerson Bell J. R Carlisle Marion Jordan Matt Hagins Paul Bennett Barney Yeakley Carlos Dickerson Jesse’ Hagins Jayton Cemetery Campbell’ Funeral Home

Burial planned for Rev. W. Stanley in Lubbock

Funeral services for Rev. W. Stanley 53 of 1302 E. 5th St will be held at 3 p.m. today at Parkdale Baptist Church with Rev. George Dale officiating. The Parkdale pastor Rev. I. D. Walker will assist. Stanley died Monday in West Texas Hospital after residing in Lubbock since 1945. Burial is in Resthaven Memorial Park via Sanders Funeral Home.

W. Stanley E. 5Th St Dale Baptist George Dale I. D. Walker Park Dale Stanley West Texas Hospital Lubbock Resthaven Memorial Park Sanders Funeral Home

Longtime Littlefield resident Eddie Kelsay dies in Elk City

Onetime Littlefield resident Eddie Kelsay died Sunday in Elk City Oklahoma after a heart attack May 29. Services set for 10 a m at First Baptist Church Littlefield with Dr Lee Hemphill of Abilene officiating. Burial in Littlefield Cemetery under Hamons Funeral Home direction. Survived by wife Gertrude two daughters Vondelle Lambert Blair Shallowater a son Kenneth Kelsay Levelland three sisters Mrs Louis Kissner Cedar Edge Cole Mrs Otis Witcher and Mrs Vera Stooksberry both of Littlefield and seven grandchildren.

Fuor Eddie Buster Kels Littlefield Elk City Okla First Baptist Church of Lee. Hemphill Abilene Robert Longshore First Baptist Church Littlefield Cemetery Hammons Elk ‘City Lamb County Winters Gertrude Kelsay Vondelle Lambert

Flag Day Contribution Report Due for Navy Mothers Club

Mrs. Joe Pate, finance officer, said the South Plains Navy Mothers Club No. 341 will release its Flag Day contribution total late today. The report shows $316.66 turned in by two project chairmen, with two reports still pending.

South Plains

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