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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1956

Page

7

Meeting on cooperation between high schools and colleges

About 90 Texas educators from high schools and colleges met at Monterey High School to discuss admissions orientation and cooperation. Officials from Texas Tech and Lubbock Public Schools planned the event, addressing problems in admissions standards testing and student orientation.

Texas Monterey High School Texas Tech Lubbock Floyd Honey W. P. Clements Honey Tedh James G. Allen M. L. Matherly Plainview High School

Two Young Airmen Held In Burglary Of Company Here

Two 19 year old Reese airmen John Vernon Castle and Kenneth Laverne Swanson were arrested at 1 a.m. Saturday after officers found 161 cigarette packages and $40.35 in change. They admitted burglary of a cigarette machine at Investors Security Insurance Co. 2107 Ave Q. machine later found emptied and moved to 92nd St and Ave P. Bond set at $1,500 each. Bill Lamb praised Officers George Talbot and Donald Wright for their work.

Justice Court of D. W. Robertson Reese Airmen John Vernon Castle Kenneth Laverne Swanson Bill Lamb George Talbot Donald Wright Quirt Ave Investors Security Insurance Co Ave. Q 92Nd St Ave. P

District Attorney's Assistant to Resign

William R. Shaver assistant district attorney submitted his resignation effective April 9 He will return to private practice in Lubbock and join A W Salyars Shaver has served with the district attorney's office over three years His letter praised District Attorney Travis Shelton and staff while expressing regret at leaving No successor named as of Saturday He resides at 5109 41st Street

William R. Shaver Shaver Lubbock A. W. Salyars Dist Travis Shelton Shelton 41St St

All Rooms Taken In Tech Women's Dorm

Texas Tech dormitory supervisor H L Burgess says Drane Hall has no vacancies for 1956 57 with a waiting list started Coeds on campus will have priority for Knapp and Horn Halls and vacancies filled from the waiting list Drane capacity is 314 The fall reservations request level matches last year Meanwhile funeral services are set for Lawrence G Dana in Canada Ford Pa He was 80 and won the Grand American Handicap in 1936.

Texas Tech H. L. Burgess Burgess Drane Hall Tech Drane Knapp Horn Hall Canadford Lawrence G. Dana Dana Eden, N. Y

Officers Named By Dietetic Group At Texas Convention

The 21st annual Texas Dietetic Association convention closed with new officers named: Nell Morris of Dallas as president elect for 1957, Jane Fisher of Houston treasurer, Sadie Kate Bass of Denton representative to the American Dietetic Association house of delegates, and Frances Low of Houston chairman of the nominating committee. Outgoing president is Dr. Mina W. Lamb of Lubbock. Margaret Johnson of Houston will be president elect next fall, and Shirley Schulz of Lubbock will continue as secretary for a second half of a two year term. About 85 members attended. Distinguished speakers included Dr. Eppright of the University of Texas and Dr. Eppright of Iowa State College. Elmira Blecha of the Veterans Administration Hospital in Houston also spoke. ADDRESSES FARM GROUP Myrna Thompson, 1955 State Farm Bureau queen from Dimmitt, was guest of honor and principal speaker for Bailey County Farm Bureau family night banquet in Mule Shoe. She repeated her Fort Worth state convention speech. The queen contest is open to girls ages 16 to 22 with a Farm Bureau father or brother.

Texas Dietetic Assn Texas Tech Student Union Nell Morris Dallas Jane Fisher Houston Sadie Kate Bass Denton House of Delegates American Dietetic Assn Frances Low Mina W. Lamb Lubbock Margaret Johnson Shirley Schulz Margaret Eppright Department of Home Economics University of Texas Ercel Eppright Department of Food and Nutrition Iowa State College Elmira Blecha Veterans Administration Hospital Farm Group Myrna Thompson State Farm Bureau Dimmitt Bailey County Farm Bureau Muleshoe Fort Worth Farm Bureau

Pickup Overturns Four Times Near San Angelo

Two men are killed and a third injured in a four-time rollover crash four miles north of San Angelo. Victims are Odie Alexander, 50, of Carlsbad and Edgar Dunn, 47, of San Angelo. Fred Williams, 35, of San Angelo, was slightly hurt. The truck overturned after sliding onto the shoulder. all were thrown from the vehicle.

San Angelo Odie Alexander Carlsbad Tex Tom Green Edgar Dunn Fred Williams Alfred Allee

Local Recruits Assigned to Camp Chaffee Artillery Regiment

Pvt Neal W Welch husband of Mrs Wanda Welch and Pvt Donald T McEntire son of Mr and Mrs J C McEntire, both of Lubbock, have been assigned to Battery B 3rd Battalion 2nd Field Artillery Training Regiment Camp Chaffee Ark for common basic training in the United States Army. After eight weeks training they may be reassigned to another post or stay at Camp Chaffee for further training in their military occupational specialties.

Camp Chaffee Ark Neal W. Welch Wanda Welch Colgate Donald T. McEntire J. C McEntire Lubbock 2Nd Field Artillery Training Regiment

Denton Court to Hear Criminal Cases Monday

Denton 99th District Court Judge James G Denton will call criminal docket cases at 10 am Monday with about 125 jurors to report Tuesday for prospective service. Notable charges include murder linked to Nora Lee Long 30 of 206 18th St rear and other counts such as robbery by assault burglary and forgery with several defendants named.

99Th District Court James G. Denton Nora Lee Long 18Th St Willie Sparks James Arthur Columbus Ivory Ernest Jones Ave. B Denton Eddie Grundy 51St St Shirley Grundy Norman Cooper 56Th St Donald Roberts Hub Homes

George E McPherson Services At Post Today

Funeral services for George E McPherson 74 will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Post with Rev Holmes J Pill of El Paso and assisting pastors from local churches officiating. McPherson died Friday at Garza Memorial Hospital after a long illness and had served as county road superintendent in El Paso County for 11 years before returning to Post in February. Burial will follow in Terrace Cemetery under Mason Funeral Home direction.

Terrace Cemetery Mason Funeral Home

Six-Week Summer Course Aims to Aid Gifted Texas Teens

The University of Texas announced a pilot six-week summer program for gifted high school students between their junior and senior years. 25 chemistry students will be invited to campus for the 1956 project, covering living costs while UT provides instructors. selection will involve cooperation with participating high schools. Dr. L. D. Haskew outlines the plan to push beyond normal high school levels and accelerate college progress through specialized exams. Dr. Robert E. Eakin will lead the group with two high school science teachers to assist.

Austin University of Texas Today L. D. Haskew College of Education Ity University Robert E. Eakin Biochemical Institute

Norman Knouf Family To Leave City For Michigan Resort

Mr and Mrs Norman Knouf of 2311 B 16th St will leave soon for Tamarac Lake near Detroit Lakes Michigan to build and operate a resort camp He has been manager in Maxey Lumber Cos hardware department Mrs Knouf has served as advertising secretary of the Avalanche Journal She is daughter of Mrs I E Barr of 2311 A 16th St Their son Robert E Smith and his family from White Sands NM are visiting over the weekend from the Proving Ground where he is employed in civil capacity

Norman Knouff 16Th St Tamarac Lake Detroit Lakes Mich Maxey Lumber Co Knouf Avalanche Journal I. E. Barr

Boy Struck and Killed in San Antonio Traffic Death

A three year old boy, Federico Flores, was struck by a car while crossing a street in San Antonio. He died Friday, becoming the 12th traffic fatality in 1956.

San Antonio Federico Flores

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