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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR reads as a meeting notice with unclear names and events. Despite garbled text, it references a Methodist gathering, a speaker or host, and an eagle symbol. The exact date, place, and agenda remain unreadable.
Idalou special meeting of the Eastern Star held in the Masonic Hall Tuesday night with a business session followed by a music program led by Mrs. Virgil Isomsane and Mrs. Dale Wren. A 7 pm future meeting in the Masonic Hall was announced as Wilson was authorized to appoint a committee related to Lubbock anniversary plans.
The chamber discusses a broad plan to attract new industry and fund a security corridor project near the Ozama River. Estimates from Holden and Green propose 67 000 to 100 000 for a wildlife park, with roads and landscaping not included.
Lockiney couple Lada Gayle and Raymond Davis plan to wed on June 2 at Trinity Methodist Church in Plainview. Parents listed are Clyde Lucas of Aiken community and Huberti Davis.
Meeting notes show ANOS requests permission to erect a five foot steel mesh fence at 1006 Main St. City ordinances limit front walk fences to two feet preventing approval without a variance filed by Billy J. Cox. The document also contains unrelated garbled text about oil industry and stray non sequiturs.
Leaders from four major Asian member-states back unity amid demands for cohesion. President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania summarized nonwhite Commonwealth views, underscoring the persistent push for solidarity and backing in regional affairs.
A reception honoring Miss Margaret Coleman of Sid- Be Ausrtia is set by Girl Scouts of Distietht today from 7 to 3 pm at Municipal General Art Center. Flags will be raised in a traditional ceremony. Miss Coleman will speak and a question answer period will follow for grades 7 through 12. An informal social hour will allow meeting with Miss Coleman as about 150 guests are expected.
A new booklet explains tinnitus or noises that interfere with hearing and understanding. It asks if a hearing aid helps, whether it is nature’s warning, and if the condition can be controlled or cured. Mail the coupon for a copy from Ollie B Livingston Hearing Aid Center.
A disrupted OCR passage notes training in languages area studies geography and culture with references to a group from Tech and Mae and mentions a weekly schedule and gun effect discussion. The fragment hints at crisis region study and instructional aims.
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