Purchase Of Store Here Is Announced
Announcement of the purchase of King’s Jewelry at 1929 Broadway states lb. Howard M. Phillips, a Lubbock native and son of Mr. and Mrs. H D. Phillips Sr., purchased the store. Phillips, a 1949 Tech graduate, served in the Naval Air Force 1943 46 aboard USS Randolph and later worked for Busch and Sons in Abilene. He is married to Nora McMurry and they have two young daughters.
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Howard M. Phillips
King's Jewelry
Broadway
Lubbock
H D. Phillips
16Th St
Lubbock Senior High School
Texas Tech
Naval Air Force
Randolph
Atlantic
Braniff Airways
Tech
Abilene
Busch and Sons, Jewelers
Nora McMurry
Lubbock High School
Sylvia
Susan
Burchetts Leave After Visit. Court Fines Totals Given
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Burchett Jr and Mrs. Clara L. Castle hosted visits after a Washington D C trip. In court, 147 cases produced 273 dollars in fines with 162 for moving violations and 96 for parking. three for other misdemeanors. Dr M C Adams, Hereford optometrist and former Lubbock resident, recovers after hip surgery in Oklahoma City. he served as Navy lieutenant in WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Burchett Jr
Rt. 2
Muleshoe
H. G. Burchett
6Th St
Clara L. Castle
Ave. Y
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Maryland
Lubbock
Corporation Court
M. C. Adams
Hereford
Oklahoma City
Harry Adams
Adams
New Mexico
Virginia Lee Barr
I. E. Barr
Marine Exhibit To Visit Naval Center
The Marine Corps traveling exhibit opens at the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center at 710 College Ave from noon today until closing. The 32 foot trailer tour stops include Lubbock Levelland Tohoka Brownfield Littlefield Plainview and Stamford with no admission charge. The display features dress blue uniforms armor from Korea with shrapnel, field radio gear, 10 model aircraft, a Marine Corps band, Iwo Jima flag raising statue, arms, cold weather gear, and photos.
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Marine Corps
Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
College Ave
South Plains
Lubbock
Levelland
Tohoka
Brownfield
Littlefield
Plainview
Stamford
Korea
Iwo Jima
Results Of Ladder Tournaments At Two City Parks
Last of the ladder tournaments at city supervised playgrounds ended Friday at Rodgers and Carlisle Parks. In Rodgers checkers Ray Countryman won with Gary Anderson second and Kenneth Countryman third. at Carlisle table tennis Don Wells took first, Roy Tunnell second, Bobby Fowler third.
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Rodgers and Carlisle
Rodgers
Ray Countryman
Gary Anderson
Kenneth Countryman
Carlisle
Don Wells
Roy Tunnell
Bobby Fowler
Greece mulls 10000 extra troops to use U S aid
Athens June 27 defense minister Panayoti Canellopoulos said Greece may add 10,000 men to its 143,000 strong army to maximize American military aid. He cited the value and extent of equipment and supplies from the United States and the risk of loss without the boost.
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Athens
Greece
U. S
Panayoti Canellopoulos
America
Seventh Annual Playground Olympics At Pioneer Park
Playground staff plan the Seventh Annual Playground Olympics at Pioneer Park on July 1 with events for boys and girls ages 9 to 12. Qualifiers from city parks compete in races, three legged events, softball throws, ring toss, volleyball throws, and jumping relays with a city-wide run-off and a grand prize seal for the top park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park and Recreation Department
Pioneer Park
6Th
Ave. T
Gene Williamson
Revenooers Nab Sheriff In Moonshine Raid
In Ashland City Tennessee on June 27 federal and state agents raided a suspected still and found three men and hundreds of gallons of mash. The haul turned out to include Cheatham County Sheriff Bruce Bradley and two deputies conducting a raid of their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland City
Tenn
Federal Alcoholic Tax Unit
Cheatham County
Bruce Bradley
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Naval Center
Revenooers
Still
Johnson-Carper
Fiere
Lucy
Desi
Ivery Keorina
Edmond J. Spence
Stein
Johnsen-Corpet
Lucille Ball
Desi Arnaz
Chest OF Drawers
DECK
Heath
SAVE
Aliferr
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