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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1955

Page

8

Thirteen Abernathy Boys Sign Up for Soap Box Derby

A total of 38 boys have registered for the All American Soap Box Derby in Lubbock with 13 Abernathy entrants announced on Saturday. The event, sponsored by Avalanche Journal Kuykendall Chevrolet Co and Lubbock Exchange Club, will award international scholarships and a trip to Akron for the national champion amid entries from eight former competitors.

Abernathy Reid Chevrolet Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Kuykendall Chevrolet Co Lubbock Exchange Club Chevrolet General Motors Akron U.S Canada Alaska Germany Freddy Evans J. D. Evans Joe Thompson Implement Co Tommy Boone Fred M. Boone Buford Davenport Jimmy Herring B. Herring Jaxey Lumber Lubbock Carol Dean Powell B. V. Powell Powell Magnolia Station Mike Struve Arno Struve McCurdy Lumber Co Reginal Stephens Marvin’Stephens County Line’ Co-Op Lane Tannehill Frank Tannehill T. & J. Electric Bo Wright Derby Nelson David Ward D. Z. Ward International Harvester Company Jimmy Dye Clyde Dye McAlister Grocery James Magee J. Magee White’s Auto Horton Struve Struve Mercantile Co Mike Fowler L. G. Fowler Fowler Manufacturing Co Ellis Chevrolet Company O'Donnell Ellis Chevrolet Co

Modern bowling alleys rise at Ave Q site

Work has begun on a 16 lane bowling complex at 4020 Ave Q by Southport Development Corp led by Leland D. Payne. The Lubbock Bowling Club operators will lease the lanes, with the project featuring air conditioning, central heating, brick and tile construction, 97 by 129 feet, glass front, parking, maple lanes, mechanical pin setting and submerged ball returns.

Ave. Q Southport Development Corp Leland D. Payne Ren . Malcolm Doc) Scales E. A. Christensen Lubbock Bowling Club Main St United States

Firm Planning 56 New Residences In McCulloch Addition

Wines Construction Co plans 56 homes in McCulloch addition on 43rd Street with three bedrooms baths and carport in a 936 square foot frame with brick trim priced about 9100. Another 13 homes rise in Jarvis and Itasca Avenues at 864 square feet costing around 7800. Manhattan Heights progress totals 40 new homes built on land by Southeast Development Corp an affiliate of the city government for Negro protection.

Jarvis and Itasca Aves Manhattan Heights Southeast Development Corporation Langston J. Whitlow E. 2Th St Daniel Austin Hardin Brown Brown E. 25Th St Whitlow Dunbar Austin Lubbock Willis E. Smith 45Th St Smith Burl M. Fluty Jarvis Fluty Lubbock Compress Co Joe Ward Ward Lubbock Electric Co

Six Seek Trustee Posts in Post Independent School District

Six candidates enter the race for three trustee seats on the Post Independent School District board with a April 2 election. Incumbents Henry Wheatley Ira Farmer face challengers Mrs Lee Davis J L Ballentine Clint Herring and Giles McCrary as voting takes place in the junior high library supervised by election judge Walter Crider.

Garza County County Board of Education George Ramage J. C. Fumagalli Ramage Fumagalli H. F. Wheatley Sam Ellis Doyle Justice Southland F. W. Callaway Walter Stolle Herman Dobbs Weldon McGehee Wendell Saunders Robert Mack Clarence Basinger J. H. Huddleston R. L. Haliburton Dillard Dunn Wesley Scott Mack Ledbetter A. D. Oden Luther Bilberry Jim It Jack Brown Joe Taylor Bryan Maxey Melvin Stewart Leo Cobb A. O. Parrish Dillard Thompson Hollis Drake Grassbury A. I. Cross Russell Wilks Jr Gamnolia C. W. Carpenter Carl Jones B. W. Francis Thurman Francis D. C. White Bryan J. Williams Jr E. L. Short Justiceburg Roland Sullenger A. V. McCowen H. F. Ainsworth Elton Nance Lee Reed Raymond Key Henry Key

Marsh Drops Bill to Bar Bureau as Government Name

California assemblyman William F. Marsh a North Hollywood Democrat withdraws his measure prohibiting the word bureau in government names. He cites objections raised by the California Farm Bureau Federation and the Sacramento Better Business Bureau.

Bureau

Tahoka Officials Study Four-Lane Highway Plan

Tahoka leaders review a proposed four lane highway with the Texas Highway Department. Officials discuss right of way costs up to 90000 dollars at 3 percent interest and possible bond funding. Some favor maintaining the Sweet Street Main Street route while surveys run west of the high school.

Tahoka Earch Texas Chamber of Commerce S. C. McCarty Lubbock la- O'Donnell O'Donnell Tohoka Highway Department Mitchell Williams C. of C Sweet Street Courthouse Square Main Street Tahoka High School McCarty

25 Area Men To Be Inducted This Week

Twenty five volunteers from Lubbock and nearby towns face induction this week at the Amarillo Examining and Inducting Station. Inductees listed for Tuesday include Kenneth Dale Young and others from Lubbock. Wednesday brings Billy Joe Thomas and teammates. Thursday adds John William Hutcherson and additional Lubbock men. Delinquents include Albert James Gibson of Los Angeles and Isabell Lazolla of Houston.

Lubbock Amarillo Ava Lee McGlain Selectiv System Kenneth Dale Young Billie Ross Thomas George Ester Leon Armstead James Darlin Flowers Bobby Ray Henley Lorenzo James Clayton Foster Wilson Sammy Joe Pridmore Tohoka Billy Joe Thomas Joseph Andrew Mathis George Cal Parker Kenneth Rodney Kirby Jimmie Lee Porter Morris Eugene Goad Elmer Franklin Lindsey John William Hutcherson Lester Ray Caraway Arthur Glynn E. J. Owens Jr Lester Hopkins Thomas Glenn McGee Savino M. Jaso James Allen Lewis Middletown Conn Walter Hollis Idalou Jimmie Lee Green Hearne Selective Service System Albert James Gibson Los Angeles Calif Frederick Lee Allen Isabell Lazolla Housa

Damages Sought in District Court Collision Case

James Carter Temple of Lubbock sues Edward J. Powers, Reese Air Force Base airman, for 24550 in damages from a Dec 10 collision at 19th Street and Ave U. Temple alleges he was eastbound on 19th Street when Powers pulled onto the street from Ave U and struck his motor scooter.

Victor H. Lindsey 72Nd District Court James Carter Temple Edward J. Powers Temple Lubbock Powers Reese Air Force Base 19Th St Ave. U

Swimming Pool Being Built For Plainsman Hotel Here

Engineered Pools Inc builds a Gunite pool for the Plainsman Hotel at 2nd and Ave Q with a white marble dust finish. The firm, led by manager D D Humphries, also constructs three private pools in Lubbock and offers a full line of pool equipment.

Plainsman Hotel 2St Ave. Q Engineered Pools, Inc College Ave D. D. Humphries Lubbock Humphries

Colonial Governor's Palace Restored in New Bern NC

Raleigh March 19 restoration begins on the central section of the Colonial Governor's Palace in New Bern North Carolina once praised as significant in colonial royal governance. The effort aims to revive the historic venue though earlier destruction around the colonial era is noted.

North Carolina Raleigh N.C New Bern Royal

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