Winners announced for Lubbock fire prevention poster contest
The 1955 Lubbock fire prevention poster contest winners were named by the Lubbock Insurance Exchange. Prizes ranged from 15 dollars for the grand prize to one dollar for several fourth to seventh graders across Roscoe Wilson Brown Bean Overton Wheelock and other schools. The spring observance runs this week and home inspection blanks will be distributed to grades one through nine with a 100 percent return target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Hibbitts
Brown
Kent Kinard
Bean
Brenda Dooley
James Ellis
Rosene Wilson
Jerry Howard
Ave. M
Bean School
Jo Harvey Koontz
Stephen Jay Warshaw
Ist St
Overton
Ruth Bryan
Wheelock
Leete Jackson IM
Ardith Hessler
Donese Mayfield
Brown School
James Ayala
Dupre
Lawrence Whittington
McWhorter
Janice Gay Rawlings
Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee
Fire Department
Lubbock Insurance Exchange
Texas Fieldman’s Club
Thord Dockray
Harry Delaney
Roy Krebbs
Gordon Sanders
Lynn Andrews
Capt
A. C. Black
Nat Williams
Garnet Reeves
Roger Brown
Harold Nevin
John Fariss
Bob Snyder
Dan Tarpley
John Miner
Dave Pinkston
W. D. Rogers Jr
R. B. McAlister
Texas Tech
Pamela Reynolds
Roscoe Wilson School
Curtis Reynolds
24Th St
Jeff Watson
Lester Grimes
Honor Students At Brownfield Listed
Sixty two students named to Brownfield High School honor roll for the fourth six weeks period led by the senior class with 38 students juniors 15 freshmen 16 and sophomores 13 Readable names include freshmen Kenneth Owings Don Burda Shinney Bingham and Mary Waters among others seniors Carole Jacobs Betty Daniels Patsy Teague and Virlene Sharp were listed in the senior cohort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Brownfield High School
Byron Rucker
Kenneth Owings
Don Burda
Shinney Bingham
Jimmy Wood
Mike Smith
Jackie Scoggins
Glenna Moore
Jack Purtell
Mela
Lanier Petty
Dick Latham
Garolyn ‘Crites
John “Hill
Glenda Jones
James Szydlosk
Maurine Webb
Melba
Willis
Nancy’ Sue King
Linda Harrell
Lela Black
Eva Black
Kenneth Murphy
Ann Griggs
Johnora “Haynes
Carole Jacobs
Betty Daniels
Cercle Dallas
Patsy Teague
Rovdi Dumas
Janie Dickson
Sandra’ Yandel
Betty’ Criwell
Virlene Sharp
Cecilia Callaway
Barbara Eaves
Pet’ Kelly
Max Miller
Sue’ Salmon
Betty Cabbi Dixie Brinson
Louie Brailey
Dennis Knight
Floydada High School Honor Roll Named
Seventy eight Floydada High School students appear on the fourth six weeks honor roll. Leading class is junior with 21 students followed by freshmen and sophomores with 20 each. Seniors total 17.READABLE names include Gisnell Armstrong Jewel Haggard Carsin Downing Dosie Grundy and others. Also notes a separate Arlington weather item with rain gauge theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floydada
Floydada High School
Gisnell_ Armstrong
Jewel Haggard
Carsisn Downing Dosie’ Grundy
Bruna Goimes
Walter ‘Simmons
Ginger Fiona
Cy Wen
Betty Blum
Darlene Briani
Bobby ‘Carmack
George
Chapman Jimmy Coline
Ras” Ferguson
Keith Biarbie
Joanne Warren
Bobsy" Wither
Mary
Smith Betts Wert
Fémaine Fowler
Patsy" Johnston
Becks Potts
Verry” Colibarp
Joyce Hammonds
Linda Hull
Wanda Onew
Bill” McResfords
Bobby Envier
Waller
Eon Wiles
Mary Newberry
Linda’ Clark Jerre Darden
Kendis Julian
Wino Neff
Kav ‘Stephens
Jo Ann Swanner
Vit-gini Tayior
Mava Johnston
Janis Robgins
Gaye Rosson
Gasle Rosson
Roger ‘Trapp
Womack Named Administrative Staff Superintendent at Continental
J. W. Womack, former assistant superintendent of statistics at Pioneer Air Lines, will become administrative staff superintendent for Continental Air Lines in Denver starting April 1. A Floydada native, he has held multiple Pioneer posts from city manager to assistant superintendent of stations and served in Navy aviation training during World War II. Continental Pioneer plans to consolidate into one airline on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Womack
Pioneer Air Lines
Continental Air Lines
Denver
Womack
Floydada
North Texas Agricultural College
North American Aviation, Inc
Navy
University of Texas
Corpus Christi
Pioneer
Sweetwater
Albuquerque
N. M
Dallas
Continental Pioneer
House Urges Attack On Mental Diseases
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee calls for an all out effort against mentally retarded children and proposes a $750000 research program funded within a $2.3975 billion Labor Education and Welfare bill for the next fiscal year. The panel notes 3 to 5 million children in the category and lowers the total by about 3.8 percent from the president's request while highlighting $1.4 billion for state public assistance grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eis of Education
Labor Department of Health, Education and Welfare
D-Rd
Eisenhower
Son of Post Woman Commander Named 812th Squadron Leader
Maj. Alfred R. Morris son of Mrs. Ethel Morris of Post has been named commander of the 812th Operations Squadron at Walker Air Force Base Roswell New Mexico. He is a World War I and Korean War veteran who joined the service on November 11 1937. He graduated Grapeland High School in 1936 and is married to Mary Lou Wilson with two children Dyanne and Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Morris
Ethel Morris
Post
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
N. M
Morris
Grapeland High School
Major Morris
Mary Lou Wilson
Dyanne
Donald
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Karen Spruiell
O. L. Slaton
Charles Rowan
Dartmouth
R. W. Matthews
Vernal Louis Randolph
Anne Willis
26Th St
Raymond
David Carothers
Globe Ave
Severn Garza Sr
1St St
Henry Castellano
N. Ave. M
Seledonio Corie
N. Ave
Suceava
Dial Pos
Ave. E
Dnetad
Werneres
Arlington
Tex
State Highway Patrol Office
House
Pasa DE Soto
Avenue Ve
Roswell Base
Coax
Shadotone
Cook
Cook Paint
Shadetone
Routh Tau
NEW Cook's
New Cook
Coats
Cook's Paints
Ave
Mid-America
Rapidry
Cook’s Paints
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