Typographical Meet Opens in Lubbock with 150 Attendees
The Texas Typographical Conference opened at the Lubbock Hotel with about 150 attendees. Alvin Ryan presided at the opening, C. W. Ratliff delivered a welcome, and Wayne Hayden led a day of business sessions, committee work, and reports. A banquet and dance followed, with honors for WIA leaders. The meeting closes after officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Helen F. Weber
el Paso
International Typographical Union
Alvin L. Ryan
Lubbock Typographical Union
Robert L
Bob) Campbell
Dallas
Wayne Hayden
Corpus Christi
Ralph B. Mason
Denison
Alvin Ryan
Lubbock Typographical Union No
W. Ratliff
Avalanche Journal
Ratliff
Wallace C. Reilly
Hereford names Stevens new superintendent of schools
Hereford board of trustees unanimously selected Paul Lester Stevens of Galena Park as superintendent to start July 1, replacing Fred J. Cunningham who resigns effective June 30 to join American Desk Manufacturing in Colorado. Stevens, an executive assistant superintendent at Galena Park, has a long Texas education and probation background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Paul Lester Stevens
Galena Park
Houston
Wichita Falls
Paducah
Northside High School
Fort Worth
Texas A&m
Harris County
Break-Ins Hit Two City Schools and Local Businesses
Police are probing multiple break-ins Friday night across two city schools and several businesses. The largest haul was at Alwood Auto Service with tools valued at $367.25 stolen, while other incidents involved broken windows, ransacked parts rooms, and thefts from cars and vending machines.
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Alwood Auto Service Co
Texas Ave
Joan Ann Dobbs
Texas Tech
Family Park
Frank Mata
Bates
Sheriff’s Deputies
New Deal
Tip Top
87 Drive In
Redbud Festival Queen Crowned at TWU Denton
Dark haired Sallie Puddy was named Queen of the Redbud Festival at Texas Woman's University in Denton. The TWU senior from College Station was crowned by Dr. John A. Guinn, the university president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Puddy
Texas Women’s University
Denton
Miss Puddy
College Station
John A. Guinn
TWU
Three Injured in City Shooting Incidents
Three people were wounded in two early morning shootings in the Negro sector. A Negro woman was questioned about the cafe shooting on 18th Street where Harry Hankins and Florine Allen were injured. Hankins was treated at Methodist Hospital. Allen remains in fair condition with abdomen chest and wrist wounds. Hawkins was shot in the leg while fleeing. Alice Thomas was treated and released.
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18Th St
Harry Hankins
N. Ash
Florine Allen
1816
Ave. A
Hankins
Methodist Hospital
Allen
Hawkins
Lleg
Alice Thomas
Birch
Community LVNA meeting adds film on heart function
Mrs Lucille Schultz RN will screen a film on the Function of the Heart for the Licensed Vocational Nurses Assn at 7 30 p m Monday in the hospital school of nursing Meth odist Hospital Lucy Mickler LVNA Division 18 president will report on a recent Dallas national workshop A special invitation is extended to nurses in school to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Schultz
Methodist Hospital
Six Enter Pleas In County Court
Six pleas were heard in county court at law with five guilty pleas. Bobby Joe Seal pleaded innocent to illegal possession of wine and spirits. bond set at 500 dollars. Leroy Flinn and Gerald W. Lackey pleaded guilty to check law violations, fined 25 dollars plus costs. Tony Liman pleaded guilty to theft over five and under fifty dollars, fined 25 and costs and 20 days in jail. Melvin Riggins and Glenn Enloe pleaded guilty to illegal possession and malicious destruction, with fines and costs. Enloe fined 25 and costs. Insects claim to disrupt work of at least one million Americans annually.
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Bobby Joe Seal
Ave. H
Pat Moore
Leroy Flinn
Stroud Hotel
Gerald W. Lackey
E. Tulane St
Odesssa
Lubbock High Band To Plan Harmony Show Parade
Inc will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the band room at Tom Lubbock High School to finalize plans for the Harmony Show and Parade of Quartets on May 14. Members are urged to attend and visitors are invited.
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Texas
Roy Adams
Conference
Virginia Tindall
Women's International Auxiliary
St. Joseph
Dunbar High School
E. 28Th St
Teak Ave
Science Department
O. L. Slaton Junior High
32Nd St
Ave. Q
Dave Fawcett Motor Sales Co
Don Slaughter
34Th St. Slaughter
Free Enterprise
American Drug and Pharmaceutical Industry
Behrens Drug Company
The
Behrens Drug Co
TIN
Waco
C. E. Olive
47Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Olive
8Th St
Ave. S
Pat Allgood
20Th St
Famous Artists Schools
Westport
Conn
Miss Allgood
S. A. Allgood
Emma Louise Linker
Lubbock Vocational School of Nursing
University of Texas
J. E. Snearly
Naval Ordnance Test Station
China Lake
Calif
H. Summers
Pasadena
Maple Wilson
U.S. Navy
Jeans
Mexico
A. Jenkins
Place
Charles Bucy
Sth
Mexico City
Acapulco
Larry R. Byrd
Air Force
Duluth Air Force Base
Minn
Byrd
Humble Oil and Refining Co
O. L. Byrd
22Nd St
Young Women's Christian Association
Ave. E
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Terry Hickman
42Nd St
Sherry McCandless
E. Auburn
Jack McCandless
82Nd St
Ave. V
QO. D. Lindsey
United States
George Vargas
Jackson
George
Jose Ybarra
Plains National Bank
Lubbock, Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Government Securities
Jim ED Waller
Earl Crow
Exec
Joe Kirk Fulton
Jacks, Krahn
Marlin Derybery
Clella Powell
R. H. Fulton
R. H. Fulton & Co
L. E. Bartlett Mar
Lubbock Sash & Door Co
BOB Cobb Investments
Roy Forkner
G. V. Fulton
Hoyle G. Moss Moss-Gordin Lint Cleaner Co
W. C. O'Mara
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