Avalanche-Journal Home Show Set for April 6 to 12
The fourth annual Avalanche-Journal Home Show arrives at the Muncie Coliseum April 6 with 67 exhibitors booked. Free admission, courtesy tickets for exhibitors, and decor by Southwestern Decorators of Houston promise a festive setup. Display firms include Alexander Brothers Distributing, Bell Dairy, Reeves Photography, Lifet ime Awning, and many others. Show hours vary daily from Sunday April 6 to Saturday April 12.
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Avaelon
Muncie Coliseum
Wayne Healy
Avalanche Journal
Pace
Fleme
Henley
Southwestern Decorators of
Houston
Alexander Brothers Distributing Co
Appling’s
Armstrong Heating and Air Conditioning
Atlas Sewing Center
Baldridge Bakery
Bell Dairy Products, Inc
Bennett's Office
Blackwell Mattress Co
the Borden Co
Bray's Cleaners and Farriers
Bullard Furniture and Appliance Co
Casey Carpet Co
Cloverlake Dairy Foods
Culligan Soft Water
Custom Kitchens
Doyle's Hospitality
Dunlap’s
Forrest Lumber Co
Farr’s, Inc
Graybar Electric Co., Inc
Grace Furniture
Police Promotions and Transfers in Lubbock Patrol Unit
Chief J. T. Alley announced six promotions and three transfers in the Lubbock Police Dept on Saturday. Captains Bill Cox and Jack Thomas will head patrol shifts, lieutenants J. Olin Kirk and John Sortore move to patrol and traffic divisions, with Kirk a detective and Sortore an identification officer.
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J. T. Alley
Lubbock
Bill Cox
Jack Thomas
Sets
J. Olin Kirk
John Sortore
Cox
Thomas
Kirk
Sortore
Sertore
L. P. Miller
Keith
Stuart
Miller
Sidney Smallwood
David White
Nail Care Ad Claims Quick Habit Cure
An old advertisement urges stopping nail chewing with a drugstore product. It touts Elixol and Klixol as harmless, effective remedies applied to fingertips, claiming quick results for adults and babies to reduce thumb sucking and its associated issues.
Chicago Cardinal Nominated By Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius XII nominated Samuel Cardinal Stritch archbishop of Chicago as pro prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith. Stritch becomes the first American named to the high post, sharing with Pietro Cardinal Biondi who holds the title of preeminent prefect.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Stritch
Pietro Cardinal Biondi
Biondi
Frank S Henry 44 Dies After Six Month Illness
Frank S Henry 44 of 3012 44th St died Saturday in Methodist Hospital after a six month illness. A mechanic who had lived in Lubbock County since 1919 after moving from Austin funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev C Melvin Ratheal and Rev Wayne Cook officiating. Burial is in Resthaven Mausoleum under Rix Funeral Home direction. He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Bob Hamilton of 4004 46th St two grandchildren five sisters Mrs Jim Snowden Bishop Calif Mrs Z A Robbins Modesto Calif Mrs Al Cross Ceres Calif Mrs Roy Morris and Mrs Gene Morris both of Lubbock and three brothers Jim Henry Ropesville W S Henry Hobbs and Bill Henry Shallowater.
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Frank S. Henry
Methodist
Henry
Lubbock County
Austin
Trinity Baptist Church
C. Melvin Ratheal
Wayne Cook
Resthaven Mausoleum
Rix Funeral Home
Bob Hamilton
46Th St
Jim Snowden
Bishop
Calif
Z. A. Robbins
Modesto
al Cross
Ceres
Roy’ Morris
Gene Morris
Lubbock
Jim Henry
Ropesville
W. S. Henry
Hobbs
Bill Henry
Shallowater
Rites Sunday For Mrs Wayne B Goza
Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Wellman community Baptist Church for Mrs Wayne B Goza 44 of Rt 3 Brownfield who died Friday in Temple. Rev W C Followell and Rev Laverle Kite to officiate with burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include husband two sons Bill and Steve, parents T M Fleming of Chouteau Oklahoma, three brothers Webb Jack of Chouteau and Manley of Albuquerque New Mexico.
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G. S. Parker
Fred Sedwick
E. J. Jordan
Harrison, Carmichael
J. A. Jackson
Goza
Terry County
The
Baptist Church
Bill
Steve
Rt. 3
Brownfield
T. M. Fleming
Chouteau
Okla
Webb and
Jack
Manley
Albuquerque, N.M
London theater hits 1998th London run as Mouse Trap tops records
The Mouse Trap by Agathe Christie becomes the longest running straight play in London theater history after its 1998th staging, while London faces greater fire and explosion risks from heavy oil tanker maneuvers and 40000 ton ships.
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London
Agathe Christie
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FFA
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Wenzel
M. J. Williams
Mrs
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England
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British Broadcasting Co
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William David May
E. Main St
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Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Don Rushing
Rock of Ages
Terial
C. M. Ward
J. T. Roberson
Leonard May
Grand Prairie
Robert McKeean
Cleveland
Ohio
Pete Murphy
Frederick
von T. Post
McDonald Funeral Home
West Texas Hospital
D. H. Bradford
28Th St
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Charleston
W.va
Richard L. Post
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Shaw- Walker
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Anderson Bros
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