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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1966

Page

11

TSTA sectional meetings and speakers at area high schools

Sectional meetings at O L Slaton Junior High and Coronado Monterey and Lubbock High Schools feature speakers Dr Caroline Locke Fort Worth Public Schools Dr Bill ain dr Jerry Barton Texas Education Agency Dr Seals, Dr Hickey lum coordinates Beer Public Schools and others. District 1s esce Holdover members mittee and state exec committee members named. several district auditors elected. many local officials named from Plains Crosbyton Levelland Hale Brownfield Terry and other counties.

O. L. Slaton Coronado Monterey Lubbock Caroline Locke Fort Worth Billain Jerry T. Barton Texas Education Agency Drick B. Seals Curvicuelum Beer Baker Dom Nance Plains Mittee C Johnson Spar C.C. Gresory Sam Hawkes Crosbyton Byron Rucker Brownfield Roy Stesvens Littlefield Les Ry St Wilson Hollover AJ Adler Bledsoe Foam Crosts Job Dickens County Reser Murray Spur Bob Alldvidtzem Lee Wristen Pest Hale County de Line Chyles Parton Plainview Ett Tre Sawyer Levelland Leanity Cf Grace Vardy Dorothy McGregor Kieyn Creavice Don Norris Virginia Chile Sir Natalie Evans Coopers Venshan Tde Jer Byrd New Deal Jerry C Lait Sehuail Fay Clelle Adame Chovtene Het Bonnie Lublioce

Lunchroom Workers Plan Texas Teachers Meeting Here

About 475 school lunchroom staff are expected for a Texas State Teachers Association section meeting. Officers for 1967 to be elected at 1 30 p m. Registration opens at Atkins Junior High School. Plainview section chair Emaline Spain presides. Faye Jones of Plainview to give invocation. Lubbock lunchroom director Nervine Stage to welcome. Edna Plainview to lead roll call, Evelyn Mervin to introduce her chairman. Entertainers include Plainview High School A Cappella Choir and Diamond Tones. Attendees from Plainview and area districts expected.

Texas State Teachers Association Distier 1 Scaay at_ Atkins Salt Ave Emaline Spain Plaine View Faye Jones Plainview Nervine Stage Lubbock Edna Plainview Evelyn Merfin Ice Reaves View Gena Brieves Liner PL View Cher Diamond Tones Liviehroom Luthor Littlefield Whiteface Loveland Meadow Frenship School Wolffeed Fluydada Oitun Ida Sula Shallowster Abe Aie Lorenzo West Ward School

Reverend Turner Recuperating After Heart Attack In Lubbock

Dr W M Turner 3716 St superintendent of the Lubbock Baptist Association was recovering satisfactorily Thursday at St Marys Hospital but still cannot receive visitors after a heart attack on Feb 10 complicated by influenza Dr Foster J Marlow associate professor of applied arts at Texas Tech will speak at Midland Arts Association meeting in Midland today on Instruction and Motivation in Crafts at the conference home for art wonders on Midland public.

W. M. Turner Lubbock Baptist Association St. Mal Foster J. Marlow Associe Tavis ‘Tech Midland Dtes Association Miedland

Brownfield Governor Visit Dinner Set At Armory

Connally Closkey and local leaders coordinate a visit by Governor Brownfield at 7 50 p.m. today at the National Guard Armory. About 600 people expected for the dinner with Jesse George introducing Brownfield and Rob Sewell leading chamber plans. Choral groups from Brownfield schools provide music as Rev. Jack Garrett offers invocation and George Weiss delivers the welcoming address.

Closkey Lubbock County Bar Association Bill Brister Rod Shaw Lubbock Realtors Association W. F. Brownlee Bill Parsley Texas Tech Alsyling Lubbock Reed Quillian Ro Dael Blanchard National Guard Shire Jesse George Bewsnfield Brownfield Rob Sewell Chamber of Commerce Jick Garrett George Weiss

Citywide Messiah to be presented at First Methodist

A citywide Handel Messiah performance will be presented tonight at First Methodist Church under the Miners Guild of Organists sponsorship. Dr Warren McAncel of Napier University and Dr Judson Maynard with Kent Hill of Texas Tech will conduct and accompany. Vocal soloists include Heather Woodall Dale Hood and others from local churches. no admission is charged.

Handelorsterte S Ocharier Miners Guild of Warren Mc Ancel Coleg of the Arts Oklite F Hom Napier University Shawsnee Angell Rice First Methodist Church J. Ralph Grant First Baptist Church Dortha Barrett St John's Methodist Church Heather Woodall First Christian Church Dale Hood West Baptist’ Church A ‘Yster Oakwoot Methodist Charres Glenroya Highhaned Baptt Jane Ackloyd Asbury Chu Webster First Baptist Elon Plowman St Paul's Copal Wilson Highland Assembly Dublin Irc Lubbock

Medical LOTT J speaks on emergency crossmatching session

Edward Chevelier of Lackland AFB to present on the electron microscope starting at 9 10 a m Maj Barrington to discuss theoretical and clinical blood circulation at 10 15 a m Dr David Moore from England at Lackland on malaria rise and lab diagnosis After lunch sessions resume at 1 15 p m with collagen disease by Dr William Long and quality control in clinical chemistry at 1 45 p m Dr Charles Mitchell of Harris Hospital Fort Worth will discuss blood gases in diagnosis Mitchell and Berry will appear again. hospital hour closes program

Edward Chevelier Lackland Afb Barrrington David Moore England Lackland Royal Air Force United States William Long Methodist Hospital William Barry APB Charles Mitchell Harris Hospital Fort Worth Bry Mitchell

Influenza Epidemic Closes Mexico City Schools

Officials blame an influenza epidemic for 5 percent absenteeism among pupils and workers in central Mexico City, with up to 20 percent absent in Chihuahua where schools closed. Health authorities urged the Education Ministry to shutter all state schools to curb spread. Then a note states that Thanatopsis by William Cullen Bryant is considered the first great American poem, and that Bant made its first draft at 17.

Mexico City Chihuahua Ministry of Education William + Cullen Bryant Bant

Passenger marks record at Lubbock airport

February at Lubbock Municipal Airport saw a new passenger high as 8,241 originating travelers were recorded by three airlines led by Trans-Tex Braniff and Continental. The FAA logged 11,283 tower movements, including 1,583 commercial flights, despite poor January flying conditions.

Lubbock Municipal Rd L. Colby Ree Airlines Colby FAA Jub City Trans-Te Braniff Continental

Races Set as No Mail Filings in Lubbock School Board Election

No mail filings arrived Thursday for the Lubbock school board race leaving eight candidates vying for two seats in the April 2 election. Four filed for Place 1 but officials checked late mail for last-minute entries. Incumbent Mark Haley leaves Place 1. challengers include C. Miller Ollie B Li J B Hance and Bill Kingsbery. For Place 2 incumbents Watson Carlock and J Elbert Loveless face challengers Dr John Wittman Jr Larry Lott and Dr. John Wittman Jr.

Lubbock Bill Kingsbery Watson Carlock J. Elbert, Loveless Larry Lott John Wittman Jr

Federal officials outline EBS plans for disaster periods

Local agencies discuss the EBS network with KVOP Plainview and KKUB Brownfield authorized to rebroadcast KFYO during disaster and emergency periods. All other stations would shut down by federal order and restart after the emergency ends. A storm proof building at KFYO’s site houses emergency facilities linked by two way radio to a civil defense HQ under City Hall.

Federal Communicn Commission KFYO KVOP Plainview KKUB Brownfield Quaker

Institute officers named in Grain eT Public Service Co notes

Grain eT Public Service Co and the institute president will preside at the meeting. Other officers include Ira L. Williams of Tech, R. 4, Bill Simmons of Amarillo, Cylde Gordon of Lubbock, all vice presidents, and Richard Moseley of Lubbock as secretary. The text also mentions the Strait of Messinia separating Sicily from Italy.

Mistrial Declared In Lubbock Burglary Case

A mistrial was declared in the burglary trial of Chester Cutler a 42 year old Lubbock resident in 72nd District Court after jurors deadlocked six to six following almost five hours of deliberation. The case concerned the theft of a television from Freddie Adkins home at 3112 First Place with detectives later recovering the set from a car trunk at a service station on Sixth Street. jurors named Grady Warwick T S Simmons were part of the panel.

Chester Cutlel Lubbock Victor H. Lind Cutlel Freddie Adkins Cecil Brown Robert Tedder Sith St Grady Warwick T. 8 Simmons

Plane With Spanish Minister Damaged In Landing

An Iberia Airlines plane carrying Spanish foreign minister Fernando Maria Castiella and 78 others damaged on landing at Las Palmas Canary Islands when its undercarriage struck the runway edge. Two tires burst. 69 passengers reported bruises, Castiella unharmed.

Madrid Spain Iberia Airlines Las Alma Canary Islands Fernando Maria Castiella

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