Possible New U S Road Discussed Here
Seven representatives of the Levington Chamber of Commerce met with Lubbock chamber officials to discuss a potential U S designated route from Lubbock through Lovington to Las Cruces New Mexico and from Lubbock to Levelland Whiteface Morton and into New Mexico. No decision was made and a highway committee meeting may be called to discuss the program with funding and jurisdiction issues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levington Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock
U.S
Lovington
Brownfield
Plains
Texas
Las Cruces
New Mexico
New Mexico Highway Department
Annecuous
State
Lovof
Joe Meador
Hive
Texas Highway
Chamber
Ray Howell
Lea
Nat
F. L. Heidel
Tional Assn
Leaneers County
W. W. Allen
Levelland
Morton
Amarillo Stamping Industry Expansion Announced
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce announced that New England interests will acquire two local firms and create the Southwest’s largest specialized stamping facility. Carter C. Higgins of Worcester Pressed Steel Co. said Speedy Manufacturing and Sales Co. Inc. will come under controlling interest, adding chamfer rollers, evaporative coolers and prefabricated ducts. The deal includes Orna Metal Co. building and equipment, previously owned by Leo Brauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
UPI
Amarie Chamber of Commerce
New England
Southwest
Carter C. Higgins
Worcester Pressed Steel Co
Worcester
Mass
Speedy Manufacturing and Sales Co. Inc
Speedy Imanufactures Chamnois
Speedy Kool
Clear Vue
Lawson
Higgins
Orna Metal Co
Leo Brauer
Broad Look At Church State Issue Is Urged
Texas Baptists urged a broad study of church state separation by the Baptist General Convention of Texas executive board. The board approved a resolution to let Hillcrest Memorial Hospital in Waco borrow up to 700000 for construction and expansion, with prior board authorization from June 11, 1967, and approved appointments to vacancies. The Rev. Taylor Pendley led the remarks.
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Dallas
Texas Baptists
The
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
Waco
Taylor Pendley
Southwest Rotarians Set 1952 Officers for Lubbock Club
New directors David Blackburn Bill Dorman Jack Creel and Paul Campbell were named to take office July 1 for the Southwest Lubbock Rotary Club. Holdover directors include Robert Arnold Gene Baker Bob Elliott and Bill Bray. Officers named by the directors are Baker president Creel vice president Blackburn secretary and Dorman sergeant at arms. The piece also notes roles related to Texas Baptists and Pioneer Drive Baptist Church in Abilene.
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Southwest
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Blewett Cotton
Tional Bank
R. S. Rogers
Weiner, Ark
Winford Carlile
New Li
Weiner
Lovington NaiMexico Bank and Trust Co
Hamburg
A. Ban Lon
Stratford
McGregor
Men’‘s Department
Dres
S-M-L
Men‘s Department
Floor
Southwest Rotarians
Dallas Baptist Assn
Edward ‘Laux
Pioneer Drive
Abilene
Baptist Training, Union Department
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