Parsonage Open House Planned at First Methodist Church
Slaton special: Open house Sunday 3 to 5 p.m. at the remodeled parsonage 355 W. Lubbock. A new room was added, walls and ceilings textured, bath enlarged, kitchen cabinets updated, built in work done, lights carpet curtains and furniture upgraded. The parsonage committee led by Joe Walker Jr. invites church members and friends. Rev. Rollo Davidson and family will be present. Open house may be postponed for rain or snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J S. Edwards Jr
A. E. Whitehead
S. G. Wilson
M. J. McSweenei
Rollo Davidson
Gospel Meeting Marks Seventh Anniversary in Vandelia
Gospel meeting opens Sunday at Church of Christ in Vandelia Village to March 13 led by Bob Hoover who has served seven years. Services 7:30 p m weeknights and Sundays. Homecoming dinner March 13 at Slide Rd Community House aims for 1500 in Bible classes. A Japanese stamp honors Shoin Yoshida who died 100 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandelia Village
Church of Christ
60Th St
Ave. T
Bob Hoover
Vandelia
Slide Rd
Shoin Yoshida
What Does The Bible Teach About God’s Existence
The article argues that the Bible presents God as real and eternal, citing scripture and the witness of biblical figures. It asserts faith and belief in God bring purpose and dignity, invites readers to Broadway Church of Christ for Sunday services and sermons on the Lord's Supper and the unfinished work of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Abraham
Moses
David
Peter
John
Paul
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Broadway Church of Christ
Eisenhower Addresses Latin America Assembly in Uruguay
President Eisenhower spoke to about 200 assembly members in Montevideo stressing mutual cooperation and self-help across the hemisphere. Hagerty noted the president’s hoarseness was from talking, not illness, as plans for a weekend in Puerto Rico unfold and for a Monday return to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Washington
Hagerty
U.S
Eisenhower
Montevideo
Americas
United States
Latin America
County show invites 4-H and FFA entrants for hostess roles
Entry list shows Tahoka girl as 4-H representative and Sharon Blakney as FFA contestant for a Panhandle South Plains Fair Assn show. Deadline for entries is March 14 with judging March 19. show runs March 21 to 23. Eleven other entrants from Amherst Muleshoe Petersburg Wilson Slaton Spur Post Ralls and Lockney are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Collard
Tahoka
Sharon Blakney
E. R. Blakney
Rt. 1
Wilson
New Home Future Farmer of America
FFA
Judy Carol Tapley
Amherst
Judy Brown
Rt. 3
Muleshoe
Margaret Dendy
Petersburg
Doris Jean Lamb
Peggye Jean Milliken
Rt. 4
Dubbock
Joan Schneider
Slaton
Doris Estes
Silverton
Sandra Powell
Levelland
Kay Wilson
Nancy Embry
Carolyn Hartsell
Floydada
Myrna Bostic
Spur
Judy Morris
Post
Carole Brashear
Linda Rowden
Bridge spans bosphorus to link continents
A suspension bridge about 4,453 feet long is under construction to connect Ortakoy on the European side with Beylerbeyi on the Asiatic shore of Turkey, crossing the Bosphorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosphorus
Ortakoy
Beylerbeyi
Turkey
Sinclair Joins Southside Staff As Music and Education Director
James Sinclair, formerly music and education director at South Memorial Baptist Church in Midland, moves to Lubbock to lead music and education at Southside Baptist Church. He will oversee Adult to Primary choirs and direct the entire education program for the 1,068-member church with a 42000 annual budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sinclair
South Memorial Baptist Church
Midland
Lubbock
Southside Baptist Church
First Baptist
Dimmitt
Dublin
Southside
Sinclair
Clifton Igo
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Eastern New Mexico University
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Harry Sinclair
22Nd St
44Th St
Lyn
Kelly
Steve
Joel
Ann Payne
Floydada
FCC Hearing Focuses on Impropriety in Broadcasting
Doerfer defends travel payments to Storer aboard a private plane as subcommittee chides him for accepting favors. Hearings resume March 15 with testimony about potential legal breaches and financial deals between record firms and Boston and New Orleans stations. FTC chair rounds on a list of implicated firms linking to Clark and Bennett’s affidavit. Harris signals ongoing inquiries into disc jockey operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Storer
Storer Broadcasting Co
Storer
Florida
Doerfer
FCC
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Justice Department
WMEX
WORL
WILD
WHIL
Clark
Bennett
Kintner
Informaton
Harris
Bennett -Kintner
ABC
FTC
House Group
Subcommittee
Derby free race kits drive Lubbock derby plans
Derby officials push rapid construction of tiny cars for a June 27 event in Lubbock. The $4.98 kit price counts toward a $20 racer budget, excluding steering components and painting costs. The winner earns a Champion's Trophy and an expense-paid trip to Akron for the All-American Soap Box Derby on August 14, with further prizes for other events. Mike Malcik, the 1959 Lubbock Champion, will recount his story in a Sunday Avalanche-Journal byline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sponsor 5
Lubbock
Akron
Ohio
Mike Malcik
Avalanche-Journal
Conner Installed as 1960 President of Lubbock M B A
At a dinner dance at Lubbock Country Club Friday night Conner was installed as 1960 president of the Lubbock Mortgage Bankers Association. Dr. Robert Rouse of Texas Tech outlined an economic outlook for 1960 with three key factors influencing mortgage money and a cautious forecast for year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffee Conner
Lubbock
Washington
Dr. Rouse
Bill Pearce
Tommy Elliott
St. Ben Cole
Clarence May
Joe Lynch
Shedrick Jones
Oby Stuart
Frank Jonell
Eq Elliott
Tom Travis
Sam Baker
School Lunch Counter Protests Prompt Closures and Arrests
In Columbia South Carolina Negro college students Allen and Benedict halt integrated lunch counter protests for now. Raleigh mayor forms a 15 member committee to seek end to demonstrations as Winston Salem stores reopen under trespass warnings. Barbour- Scotia College students hold a service as white youths jeer. A cross is burned in Pensacola in front of a Negro family home. In Richmond four Negro students fined for trespassing after being refused service, with thirty more to be tried at Thalhimer’s department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Allen and Benedict
W. G. Enloe
Raleigh
N.C
Winston- Salem
Barber-Scotia College
Concord
M.C
Miami
Edward T. Graham
Burdine's
Pensacola
Fla
Abraham Tolbert Jr
Richmond
Thalhimer
Dallas Man Slates Talk For Unitarians
Peter K Leppmann of Dallas will speak at First Unitarian Church of Lubbock on Sunday at 11 am on Christianity and Communism. He is regional executive for the World University Service of the American Friends Service Committee and has toured Europe. He attended the Vienna Youth Festival as an independent observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Unitarian
Church of Lubbock
36Th St
Ave. U
Peter K. Leppmann
Dallas
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
World University Service
American Friends (Quaker) Service Committee
Leppman
Switzerland
University of
Damages Sought In Two Civil Auto Collision Suits
Robert C. McVay seeks 26050 damages from Mr. and Mrs. R. Richards in a civil suit filed in 72nd District Court for an accident February 4 at Ave M and 17th St. McVay was driving in a collision with a vehicle driven by Mrs. Richards. In a separate suit, John and Mrs. Taylor of Littlefield seek 19300 damages against Ralph Lowe over a February 6 collision on U S Highway 84 east of Shallowater.
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Robert C. McVay
R. R. Richards
8Th St
Ave. M
17Th St
McVay
Richards
John Taylor
Littlefield
Ralph Lowe
Taylor
Lowe
Kenee
Shallowater
Vandalism and Theft Hit City Cars and Stores
Police investigate a spate of breakages and thefts across the city. Victims report smashed car windows on 19th Street and at homes in 23rd, 45th, and Adth Streets. Guns and ammo vanished from Sears Roebuck, valuables taken from Western Implement Co, and changes from vending machines stolen at multiple sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Parker
23Rd St
19Th Street
Bennie Simmons
Adth St
Walter Taylor
45Th St
Flasher Light Corp
San Angelo
Western Implement Co
19Th St
Watson
15Th
Ave. J
L & M Builders
Three Lubbock Women Win Wayland Academic Scholarships
Three City Girls from Lubbock are among 14 students awarded Academic Scholarships at Wayland Baptist College for the spring term. Jerry Ann Williams Patsy Tonroy and Martha Sparkman Horne earned $200 scholarships for high averages after meeting entrance requirements and being 1960 graduates. Exams for future scholarships will be held in March and April at multiple locations including Lamesa Muleshoe Midland Dumas Pampa and Paducah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa High School
Muleshoe High School
Wayland
Midland
Dumas
Pampa
Paducah
Expansion program to double Glascote capacity in Cleveland
Glas cotes Products Inc a subsidiary of A O Smith Corp starts an expansion to double production capacity by late spring. Glascote makes glass lined reactors for the chemical industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
UPI
Glascote Products Inc
A. O. Smith Corp
Glascote
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Ty George H. Stephenson
Keyo
Lubcu
de Taal Baptist Church
Lean
Pastor
Wayne Hinds
Nigeria
Africa
Green Lawn
Lubbock Christian College
Derby
Mortgage Group
Conner
Dallas Man Slates
Unitarians
Holiness Church OF Jesus Christ
19Th & Ave. R
1814 Ave. R
Missouri Synod
Avenue W
Christ
Knoxville
National Lutheran Council
Shepherd King
18Th and
Ascension
ALCA
50Th
Indiana Ave
A. Clark
Kdav
Church Services Bible
Nivicas Caprock Church of Christ
52Nd
College Ave
Assemblies of God In
Calvary Assembly OF God
Walter E. Lane
20Th & J Carpenter's Hall Sun
Ridgecrest Assembly OF God
Laughtin
40Th & College
Geeninge
FAITH
Assembly OF God
Sam Waggoner
Mth & Ave
Sheets
Pastor Sun
North Side Assembly OF God
Scott F. Mitchell
Bates & N. Detroit
Evangel Assembly OF God
J. W. Wilkinson
Net .Sdnd
Ave. Sun
Oractic
Riverlawn
Coy C. Brewer
N. Ave
Central Assembly OF Spe
Hh & Ave
Austin Natt
Ben D. Johnson
Man
Earth
Tabernagle Baptist Church
Joe Toombs
Calvary Baptist Church
W. E. Thorn
R. A. McGrew
Ralph J. Edwards
THE
First Baptist Church
Broadway
Avenue V
Porter
J. Ralph Grant
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