Plan for a Ranch Style Home by Hiawatha Estes
The design emphasizes a guest friendly entry, a dead end living room, and a large patio next to kitchen and family room. It features substantial storage in two service closets, pantry, linen spaces, and bayed master bedroom storage. Complete working plans No. 3738 cost 7.50 for first set and 5 for each additional. four month availability. orders to Hiawatha Estes Northridge Calif.
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Hiawatha Estes
Kitch
P. O
Northridge
Calif
16 Homes Begun in City Building Permits Last Week
Sixteen residential building permits were issued by the city building inspector last week with a total estimated construction cost of 243,700 dollars. Names and addresses include Paris Hoffman 3314 E 15th St 5000 dollars David Hughes 2203 38th St 9200 Trans Western Developers 5323 30th St 18000 5315 30th St 17500 2206 58th St 17000 Caprock Construction Co 3407 55th St 16500 CCP 1723 E Auburn and 1827 E Auburn 11000 each Carlann Inc 2020 43rd St 14000 5403 8th St 15000 Subtex Inc 4921 10th St 17000 5412 7th St 18500 5441 8th Pt 15500 5219 7th St 21000 MWC Corp 5443 8th St 17500 Earl Nichols 2116 64th St 20000.
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Paris Hoffman
15Th St
David Hughes
38Th St
Trans- Western Developers
30Th St
58Th St
Caprock Construction Co
55Th St
CCP
E. Auburn
Carlann, Inc
43Rd St
8Th St
Subtex, Inc
10Th St
7Th St
8Th Pt
MWC Corp
Earl Nichols
Williams Named New Director of TIME
E. W. Williams Jr., vice president of the First National Bank in Lubbock, was named a director of TIME Inc., a scheduled transcontinental motor carrier. Dalby announced the appointment. Williams also serves as director or executive in several banks and has banking education from SMU LSU and Rutgers.
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Williams
TIME
E. W. Williams Jr
First National Bank
Lubbock
T.I.M.E., Inc
Arno R. Dalby
First National Bank of Post
Idalou State Bank
Southern Methodist University
School of Banking of the South
Louisiana State University
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Brown Appointed To Brick Company Post
W. B. Brown Jr. appointed manager of purchases at Acme Brick Co. sales office in Lubbock. He is a Guilford College graduate and a director of the Purchasing Agents Assn. of Dallas and vice chair of the National Development Assn.s district 3 committee.
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W. B. Brown Jr
Acme Brick Co
Lubbock
Brown
Guilford College
North Carolina
Purchasing Agents Assn
Dallas
National Development Assn
Lubbock Firm Sells Amarillo Development to Barfield
Quien Sabe Investment Co of Lubbock sold a 210-lot Ridgecrest Add subdivision in southwest Amarillo to B. R. Barfield. The $400,000 project, the year's largest in Amarillo, will include homes from about $18,500 and is expected to begin this fall.
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Quien Sabe Investment Co
Lubbock
Amarillo
B. R. Barfield
R. H. Fulton
Barfield
Ridgecrest Adda
Quicken Pace of 40 Lubbock Residential Closings
The Avalanche-Journal reports 40 residential closings in Lubbock last week, surpassing the year’s average by more than ten and topping the prior week by fourteen. Purchases include 2001 Teak by the S. R. Roberts from Town and Country Real Estate, a 1,500 square foot three bedroom home with asbestos siding and brick trim. Additional sales include 2906 Ute and 4108 List Street with features like central heating, air conditioning, and attached garages.
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Lubbock
Teak
S. R. Roberts
David W.hughes
Ute
Clyde Moore Jr
David W. Hughes
Thrrough Town and Country Real Estate
Austin Stone
Billie J. Goddard
Thomas Browning
Weather Dampens Texas Construction Awards in February
The Texas Contractor reports February 1960 awards lagged behind 1959 with about $70.99 million in total state construction contracts. Weather blamed for slow start though highway and nonresidential segments show gains. overall year 1960 viewed as promising with spring and summer activity expected to pick up. Engineering awards rose nearly $4 million and non-residential work advanced, while the year opens weaker than 1959’s early surge centered on a $30 million highway award.
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Texas
Trade Journal
Car Registrations in Lubbock County Reported
Last week 298 automobile registrations were recorded in Lubbock County. Of these, 116 were new cars and 182 were used vehicles.
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Lubbock County
New Relay Station To Start Near Lubbock
Construction will begin late this month on the existing radio relay station and a 230 foot tower three miles southeast of Lubbock. John Whitcomb of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co announces six new intermediate stations to extend the Lamesa Lubbock route north to Amarillo. Long Lines department of AT&T will handle all work. The new route will connect with Bell system network at Amarillo and relay television programs currently on another route.
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Lubbock
John Whitcomb
Southwestern Bell Telephone,Co
Lamesa-Lubbock
Amarillo
Long Lines
American Telephone ‘and Telegraph Co
Bell System
Harris Named New Car Sales Representative at Scoggin Dickey Buick
Chester Harris is appointed as a new car sales representative for Scoggin Dickey Buick Co. by J. Ray Dickey. A Mobee tie native who moved to Lubbock in 1928, Harris is a Lubbock High School graduate and married with two children, Judy and Jim.
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Chester Harris
Scoggin- Dickey Buicks Co
J. Ray Dickey
Harris
Mobeetie
Lubbock
Lubbock High School
Judy
Texas Tech
Jim
Monterey High School
Forty eight new families move to Lubbock from out of state
Lubbock records list 48 incoming families last week with names, addresses, and former home towns including New Mexico, Abilene, Plainview, Abernathy, Brownfield, Houston, San Angelo, Anton, Minnesota, California, South America, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Texas towns, and cities such as Dallas and Midland. The list covers 2105 rear 15th St to 4420 45th St and notes origins from multiple states and regions.
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Lubbock
Robert. Marion Norris
15Th St
New Mexico
Robert L. Plecker
48Th St
Abilene
Robert Leon l White
Colgate
Plainview
Lillie Mae Gordon
Ave. M
Abernathy
Mary J. Smith
Magnolia
Robert B. Hoare
35Th St
Brownfield
Carl Petree
21St St
Houston
Henry Anchondo
Uvalde
Tohoka
Claude C. Dobbs
29Th St
Grover Bradley Slaton
E. Stamford
San Angelo
Bobby D. Whitten
Ursuline
Anton
L. Dean
California
J. W. Cox
42Nd St
Lee L. Byers
Canton
South America
Max L. Garrett
49Th St
Pampa
Earl J. Jennings
24Th St
Fort Stockton
William P. Dickson
30Th St
C. Clyde Cartier
16Th St
Waco
Thurman McCullar
Thomas Edwin
E. Auburn
Robert L. McCord
Wolfforth
Robert M. Hill
Ave. W
Irving
Loyal E. Barstow
Loyd Chastain
Midland
1St St
Walter Wade Payne
Ave. D
Amarillo
James W. McKnight
Dallas
James D. Foster
45Th St
San
Henderson Named West Texas District Manager
Robert B. Henderson has been appointed West Texas district manager of the Eljer Co. He will headquarter in Lubbock. Henderson is married, a Texas Tech graduate, and an Air Force veteran.
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Robert B. Henderson
West Texas
Eljer Co
Henderson
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Air Force
Santa Fe Names John H Blake Assistant General Manager
John H Blake, formerly acting superintendent at Slaton, has been appointed assistant general manager for the Santa Fe Railway at Amarillo. The March effective appointment succeeds T J Anderson, a Santa Fe official killed in a derailment near Abernathy last month. Blake, born in 1912 at Glazier Texas, joined the railroad in 1927 as an apprentice operator in Amarillo and later served as wire chief at La Junta Colorado and dispatcher at Las See.
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John H. Blake
Los Angeles
Slaton
Santa Fe Railway
Amarillo
Blake
T. J. Anderson
Santa Fe
Abernathy
Glazier
Tex
The
la Junta
Icolo
Las
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