Veteran Student Earns Magna Cum Laude Degree
Portales special report on Ma re Creamer who after a 20 year break earned a bachelor of science from Eastern New Mexico University, graduating Magna cum laude with a 3.7 GPA. She raised four daughters, taught later as adult education secretary, and plans doctoral study at the University of Georgia while pursuing a teaching career.
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Portales
Mare Creamer
Creamer
Eastern New Mexico University
Charles W.semblies
Meister
Creamer Sais
Uniturn Law and Order
Theltme
Georgia
McDougal
Denis
Portales High School
Eastern
Donald W. MacKay
Floyd D. Golden
Ross Creamer
Sonsot
Te el Sombrero
Florida
Tennessee
Jack Grogan
Dan McDougal
Atlanta
Debe
Princeton Universit Group
Lubbock Painter Stages First Solo Show at Monterey Center
A Lubblock woman who painted for friends since 1968 opens her first solo exhibit featuring about 40 works primarily oils. The display runs through the month at Southwest Public Service Company office in Monterey Center. Mrs Reed, married to a utility employee, learned under Floy Hopkins and others, and has sold four paintings so far. She recalls the thrill of selling her first canvas and notes the challenge of letting a painting rest once finished. The Reed family includes three children: Mare, 13. Scott, 9. and Les Lee, 8. She is a 1960 Monterey High School graduate.
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Carl Reed
Southwestern Public Service Company
Monterey Center
Southwest Public Service Company
Dallas
Floy. Hopkins
JoAnn ‘Hill
Pat Krahn
Conny Martin
Myrtle Smith
Mare
Scott
Les Lee
Reed
Monterey High School
Pilot Laments Missing Cattle Count in Emergency Landing
A Worth Wit Avalanche Journal report recounts a veteran pilot describing an emergency field landing after a crash landing near cattle. He notes fear and the rush to follow procedures while failing to tally the cattle encountered along the highway to Lubbock.
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Worth
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbocks
Seminar on consumer knowledge and safety topics at Southwestern Public Service
Fourteen states seminar in New Mexico discusses portable appliances lighting safety and telephone etiquette. Speakers include Miss Lay Chapman of General Company and Delores King of Southwestern Bell. First of two meetings aims to raise consumer awareness. Meanwhile a Rogers, Arkansas aviation incident ends with a forced landing near Guthrie after engine failure, pilot Scott and passenger Denney escaping unharmed. The aircraft landed in a field near US 83, then they hitchhiked to Guthrie and LubBock.
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Tess
New Moxie
Olabama
Southwestern Public Spaee Company
Drawmiown Reddy Room
Jimmy Gary
Af Jersea, Inc
Amana
Layweigha Chapman
General
Delores King
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Ing
Southine Public Service Company
Scott
Charlie Denney
Rt. 2
Littlefield
Hot Springs
Lubbock
Rogers
Little Rock
Denney
Highway 83
Guthrie
Four G
Guthreht
Pampa
Joe Cox
Levell
Politico's Statue Slated For UT
A bronze bust honoring former President Domi Faustina Sarmenty of Argentina will be unveiled at the University of Texas on Saturday. The gift from the Argentine ambassador to the United States, Dr Carlos Manuel Mu, will be mounted on a marble base and accepted by UT President Stephen H Spurr and Provost Stanley R Ross with Dr Muniz in attendance.
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Austin
University of Texas
Domi Faustina Sarmenty
Argentini
United States
Carlos Manuel Mu
Dr. Muniz
Stephen H. Spurr
Stanley R. Ross
Rubber trade says US consumption would form Empire State Building
A trade source estimates that if all new rubber the United States would consume were rolled into a solid ball it would stand taller than New York’s Empire State Building. Dan Emmet related the figures from Akron, Ohio.
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Akron
Ohio
United States
New York
Empire Stne
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A. V. Blake Record Center
E. Beck Scott
Tate
Rogers, Ark
Politico
Dan Emmet
A Montgomery
Glenbark
Galveston Bay
Astoria
DuPont Dacron
Sherwood Green
AVA
Ridgemoorn
DuPont
Rio Grande
Merlin
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