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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1962

Page

10

Greece shows pro American spirit and growth impressing Lubbock visitor

John Guston of Lubbock, a naturalized citizen from Oklahoma City, spent 10 weeks in his native Greece visiting Olympia near his mother. He noted modernization, new crops, and American aid, and highlighted the country’s pride after Lt. Col. John Glenn’s orbital flight. He spoke of changes since World War II and recalled his youth in Chicago and long residence in Lubbock.

Emil Carmichael Avalanche-Journal John Guston Ave. M Greece John Glenn Athens Lubbock Gustan Olympia America Hitler Guston New York City South Plains Oklahoma City

Spur High School Class of 1928 Plans Homecoming Events

Members of Spur High School’s 1928 graduating class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Rogers to plan Spur Homecoming on October 5 and 6. Marshall Formby’s campaign was discussed. Twenty-two people attended, including Arch er Powell, Jim McDaniel, Harold Karr, Joe Watson, Laurel Baker, Arner Watson, Leland Wilson, Hubert Morris, Allie Joplin, Velma Smith, Vernell Watson, and Jimmy Brittain.

Spur High School Marlin Rogers 53Rd St Marshall Formby Archer Powell Jim McDaniel Harold Karr Joe Watson Laurel Baker Arner Watson Leland Wilson Hubert Morris Allie Joplin Velma Smith Vernell Watson Jimmy Brittain

Sunday School Attendance Reaches 21 136 Across Churches

A total of 21 136 in church school attendance is reported for Sunday morning across 70 churches, marking a decrease from last week’s 22 206. The list names numerous churches including Agape Methodist Asbury Methodist First Methodist and many others with varied attendance figures.

Agape Methodist UCT Asbury Methodist Npworth Methodist First Methodist Forrest Heights Methodist Oakwood Methodist Overton Methodist Pioneer Memorial Methodist Jst. John's Methodist St. Luke's Methodist Sir Wesley Methodist Canes Cooper Methodist Cce Cere Ee iMt Vernon Methodist Latin American Methodist Bethel Ame Ecu Eae Aldersgate Methodist First Presbyterian Westminister Presbyterian Christ Lutheran Wee Ease Shepherd King Lutheran First Nazarene Broadway Church of Christ Caprock Church of Christ Colgate Church of Christ College Avenue Church of Christ Green Lawn Church of Christ Mackenzie Church of Christ Northside Church of Christ Smithiana Church of Christ Southside Church of Christ Sunset Church of Christ Sieber Heights Church of Christ Birch Church of Christ Vandella Church of Christ BAG Central Assembly of God Evancel Assembly of God Yee Faith Assembly of God TA Highland Assembly of Gado Ridgecrest Assembly of God Riverlawn Assembly of God Assembly of God

Classmates Recall Lt. Col. John Glenn Amid WWII Training

Dr. Ernest Winter of Lawton Oklahoma, a Lubbock High and Texas Tech graduate, recalls sharing naval flight training with John Glenn at Corpus Christi in 1942. Winter notes Glenn's skill in celestial navigation and describes their paths in aviation. Winter’s mother resides at 2624 25th St Lubbock.

Lubbock John H. Glenn Jr America Ernest Winter Lubbock High School Texas Tech Lawton Okla Glenn Naval Air Station Corpus Winter Marine Reserve Marshall Islands Dr. Winter Formosa China Freedom Norman LeGrand 25Th St. Lubbock

Turman to Visit in Area Today

Texas House Speaker James A. Turman campaigns for the democratic nomination for lieutenant governor visiting Levelland and Lubbock. A public coffee at 4 to 5 p.m. and a 7 p.m. banquet in the Caprock Hotel Ballroom draw about 50 attendees with tickets at $5. He plans meetings with supporters to organize campaign efforts in the region.

Texas James A. Turman Levelland Lubbock Kent Wagenseller Turman Caprock Wagonseller

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H. Cannon West C. Kneehole White Bon Sweetland System S.r Finance & Thrift Corporation of 13Th Street State Department of Banking Kryptok Broadway Pioneer Hotel 34Th Street
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