Motorcycle Show and Various Local Notices Spark Lubbock Scene
A Lubbock Park and Recreation Department motorcycle show at Maxey Community Center runs 2 p m to 7 p m today with bike displays and films. Also a church anthem by John Cain is set for Sunday services, new worship time 9 45 a m. Various community notices cover scholarships, elections, accidents, and obituaries across Lubbock and nearby towns.
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Lubbock Park
John Cain
Texas Tech University
Forrest Heights United Methodist Church
O. A. McBrayer
Mahon decries open lawlessness as Law Day calls for restraint
U S District Attorney Eldon Mahon urged physicians to confront civil disobedience and violence, urging adherence to lawful means. 145 attendees at the Koko Palace heard him stress restraint and the need for orderly liberty while dissent remains protected. Dr. W C Holden received the Liberty Bell Award for community work and Marvin Rogers earned Outstanding Young Attorney.
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Gerry Burton
Avalanche-Journal
U. S
Eldon Mahon
South Plains
Mahon
Koko Palace
Fothers
Fother
W. C. Holden
Liberty Bell
Texas Tech
West Texas Musuem
Marvin Rogers
Postal Clerks Convene Today at Holiday Inn Parkway
A one day meeting for United Federation of Postal Clerks District 11 is at Holiday Inn Parkway. Registration begins 8 a.m. with the first meeting at 9 a.m. Invited are clerks supervisors carriers and retired postal workers. A banquet at 7 p.m. and a dance follow.
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United Federation of Postal Clerks District 11
Holiday Inn Parkway
Local 952
Women’s Auxiliary
A T Swepston dies. services set in Floydada
A. T. Swepston, 82, pioneer rancher and farmer, died about 1:50 a.m. Friday at Caprock Hospital Floydada. Services at 3 p.m. in First United Methodist Church Floydada with Rev. D. H. Taylor Jr. of Cleburne and Rev. John Fitzgerald of Matador officiating. Graveside services in Floyd County Memorial Park. Burial by Moore-Rose Funeral Home. Survived by a son Hershal. four daughters, including Mrs. Bob Burns of Amarillo and Anne Swepston. two brothers, two sisters, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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John W. Bagby
Slaton
First United Methodist Church
Bruce Parks
Johnny Moore
Slaton First Christian Church
Englewood Cemetery
England Funeral Home
Santa Fe Hospital
Temple
Denver City Memorial Park
Singleton Funeral Home
Seminole Memorial Hospital
Floydada
A. T. Sweptson
Pioneer Area
Caprock Hospital
D. H. Taylor Jr
Cleburne
John Fitzgerald
Matador
Masonic
Floyd County Memorial Park
Moore-Rose Funeral Home
Rains County
Swepston
Motley County
Matador Land and Cattle Co
Floyd County
Hillcrest
Eastern Star
Matador Masonic Lodge
Pioneer’s Association
Hershal
Bob Burns
Amarillo
Anne Swepston
Vance Campbell
Bill Colston
H. J. Swepston
Ottis Swepston
Dallas
Jeff Halloway
Canton
Julia B. Payne
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Indiana Avenue
Dial
Tnm&o
C.O.D
Lubbock
Garden& Arts Center
Art Association
Program Council
Northwest Texas
United Methodist Church
Lubbock Power and Light Company
Bo Sexton
City Hall
Sexton
Lubbock Power and Light
Western Union
Alvin Barber
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Post
Vicki’ Truly
Federated Music Club
John C. Hughes
88Th St
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Lubbock Area Square
Round Dance Federation
Fair Park Coliseum
Woodrow B. Williams
Ave. H
Central Baptist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral
Lawanna Oliver
Bobby Oliver
Denver City
Trinity Baptist
George Hi. Mahon
Washington
A. T. Swepston
Astros Bva
Uae
Discount Meat Center
Avenue Q
ALL Meats Guara Guaranteed
City OF
Abernathy
Shallowater
Nzie JR
Rush Elem
Alton Brazell
Lubbock County
McWhorter Oe
uicksall-Pryor Co. Inc
Lubbock, Texas
Levelland
Earth, Tex
Lovington
New Mexico
Texas
Jas. L. Quicksall, Pres
Yancey. Price
C. D. Reed
Vice Pres
B. R. Myers, Secy.Treas
Jacks Elem
Broadway
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