Mayor Morris Turner and Canela Goane Holl Propose Lounge Area Rule
The mayor and two officials discuss allowing a lounge area with a directed bar service in restaurants. The proposal outlines a 40 foot long lounge space as part of the dining area.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
3
The mayor and two officials discuss allowing a lounge area with a directed bar service in restaurants. The proposal outlines a 40 foot long lounge space as part of the dining area.
Tabbock 4 members announce an origin paintage drawings pottery crafts show at the University Ave center from 1 to 5 pm Saturday for the May Studio Art Sale. South Plains Astronomy Club hosts a combined meeting and star party Friday at 8:30 pm at the Orr home 2001 Marlboro. Club meetings welcome visitors. Twenty nine piano students will give a recital at 7:150 pm today at First Baptist Church Idalou open to the public. Judge Pat Moore orders chiropractor William G Blair of Lubbock to attend a show cause hearing May 16 over unemployment contributions due. Frank Awbrey 66 of Andrews services set Friday at First Baptist Church Jal NM. Moses Palmores 22 of Lubbock pleaded guilty to robbery in 137th District Court. Wille T Pinkston 29 of Slaton in jail on bond for receiving and concealing stolen property.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple individuals from different towns and mentions hotel or motel offstreet parking and restrictions on bars lounges supper clubs and dance floors. It references Mrs Arlene Lan and several others and notes requirements or permits tied to a development jot.
The text reflects on an individual's quest to be an ace with God as conceived by the believer. It asserts that true work and aspiration depend on inspiration from faith in a higher power. Peace comes from aligning with one’s soul and ceasing to commit wrongs that control body mind or soul.
Bruce Cabot, noted actor known for rugged leading roles, died of lung cancer at 67. He had radiation treatment last year and was admitted to Motion Picture Country House in Woodland Hills in January. Cabot, born Jacques de Bujac in Carlsbad New Mexico, had close ties with John Wayne and Errol Flynn and worked with Wayne in many films.
Two people were hospitalized after separate Wednesday traffic incidents in Zubbock. Steve Felton 30 of 5205 43rd reported leg injuries after a motorcycle crash in the 2900 block Vicksburg near throttle trouble. Gary Smith 21 of 5011 Bath St listed in satisfactory condition at St Marys Hospital after a two car crash in the 4500 block Brownfield Road. Peter Gray 18 of 5409 14th St and Mrs Avis Tyler 44 of Sundown were treated and released at St Marys Hospital.
A local obituary notes the death of Willie Franklin Banning aged 87 and announces a pending funeral service in the county. The notice lists limited personal details amid formal condolences and scheduling notes.
Ex Professor Clarence Southall emeritus at Texas Tech dies at 79 while fishing in Rockport. Services set for 2:30 p m Friday at Sanders Funeral Chapel with burial in back Cemetery. Survived by two sons and multiple relatives in Midland Sidney and Montana.
Stamford native McGuistion died recently at age 67. He came here in 1948 and was a member of the Second Baptist Church. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home.
Mrs. Pate 73 resided at Pampa and Glen Reeves of Shallowater was a sister Myrtle Fowler of Fort Worth and Leonard Burks of Big Springs are listed as relatives. Rix Funeral Directors in Lubbock were in charge of arrangements for the wake.
Services for Mrs Larline Brown a 41 year old Oreven woman shot to death Sunday in Odessa will be held at 2 30 p m today in the local church. She is survived by relatives in the area and the community mourns the tragedy.
Flow crowd applauds Libock and three officials during brief ceremony as Tuesday runoff reshapes City Council. Former city manager Bill Blackwell and aide turnover mark shifts. Mayor Granberry and Turner pledge support while staff changes and retirements unfold.
A brief notice announces a 4 pm gathering today at First Baptist Church in Brownfield for a special service or event.
Harold C. Yelverton 61 of 3420 20th St died Tuesday at Reese Air Force Base Hospital. His funeral is set for 2 p.m. today at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with Rector Jack Washington officiating. Burial will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park under Henderson Funeral Directors. Yelverton, a native of Fremont North Carolina, had lived in Lubbock since 1948 after retiring as a U.S. Army lieutenant. He held leadership roles with the Lubbock Homebuilders Association, Lubbock ISD advisory board, West Texas Chapter of the AGC, and the International Council of Shopping Centers. He was a Phi Kappa member and former United Fund secretary. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Morris Valentine of Raleigh, three grandchildren, and other relatives.
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