Kress Group Seeks Establishment Of Local Bank
An application to establish a bank in Kress has been filed with Dallas examiners. If approved, the community would gain banking facilities after nearly 30 years since Farmers State Bank of Kress liquidated in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kress
Dallas
Farmers State Bank
Fred Boatwright
First National Bank
Tulsa
Iits
Clint Robinson
Ernest E. Cox
Wallace Stovall
Leo Foster
Ray Bivens
Harlan Vanderzee
Tulia
Carl Losson
R. B. Dawson Jr
Marvin Carlisle
Kress National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Actor I Joy Monaghan explains name origin in press release
New York report outlines how Wilkes Barre actor Inoy Monaghan was formerly called Jno and changed it to Jnoy. The name Jnoy, Gaelic for Johnny, is pronounced Johnny, clarifying confusion about his stage identity.
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New York
UPI
Inoy Monaghan
Wilkes- Barre
Jno
John
Johnny
Museum Tours Planned Here For Students
Series of March and April tours titled Trailing the Water Drop Boys and Sandy Farmer targets seventh graders from Lubbock Public Schools. Groups of 25 to 35 visit West Texas Museum to view agricultural and water exhibits on dates through April 11. About 1,350 youngsters will attend with school buses serving as transport. Junior League guides under Mrs. Gerald Sandy direct education outreach, linking tours to a classroom unit on regional crops and water development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Farmer
Lubbock
West Texas Museum
Gerald Sandy
Report Presented At Chiropractic Meet
Dr. John H. Day presided at the District 3 meeting of the Texas State Chiropractic Association at the Pioneer Hotel. Dr. W. S. Deel presented his state director's report. Dr. W. W. Lundburg announced an educational seminar set for April 6-7 at the Pioneer Hotel. Chiropractors from Texas and adjoining states are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Day
Texas State Chiropractic Association
Pioneer Hotel
W. S. Deel
Levelland
W. W. Lundburg
Texas
Rail Line Seeks Picketing Ban in Disputed Job Site
Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway seeks an injunction in 72nd District Court to bar picketing on railroad property near Farr's Inc. warehouse at 704 26th St. The railroad claims union pickets interfere with deliveries, disrupt operations, and amount to illegal secondary boycott. Hearing set for 10 a.m. Friday.
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Panhandle & Santa Fe Railway Co
United Packinghouse, Food and Allied Workers
Afl-Cio
Union 783
72Nd District Court
Farr's Inc
26Th St
Panhandle & Santa Fe Railway
Farr’s
Lamesa to Host West Texas Justice Convention
Dawson J. A. L. Standefer announced Lamesa will hold the 1963 convention of the West Texas Justice of the Peace and Constable Assn at Forrest Park Community Center May 17-18. Officials from 45 counties in West Texas are expected to attend.
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Lamesa
West Texas
Four Girls Enter Contest For Princess
The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce announced four additional entries for the South Plains Junior Livestock Show Princess Contest. Pamela Ann Abell represents Ralls High School FFA Chapter and Sheryl Stevens represents Muleshoe High FFA.
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Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
South Plains
Pamela Ann Abell
Ralls High School
Sheryl Stevens
Muleshoe High
Local Fair Princess Contest Sees 23 Entries
Chapter Carolyn Ann Parrish and Dyanne Curry sponsored by Sudan High FFA chapters lead 23 contestants in the South Plains Fairgrounds Merchants Building. Competitors age from 16 to 18 will vie for two princess titles during the junior livestock show at the fairgrounds Monday through Wednesday.
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Carolyn Ann Parrish
Meadow High Ffa
Dyanne Curry
Sudan
Merchants Building
South Plains Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Miss Abell
Earl C. Abell
Ralls
Miss Stevens
Elmo Stevens
Star Route
Earth
Muleshoe High School
Miss Parrish
B. R. Parrish
Meadow
Meadow High School
Miss Curry
Bill Curry
Sudan Hiveh School
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Kress Group
Chiropractic
Bridal Party
Lal
Downtown
Monterey
Customcraft
Cloud 7
Eeen
Carolyn Parrish
Pamela Abell
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