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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1963

Page

4

Naval Officer Interview Team Visits Local Center

A naval officer procurement team from Albuquerque will be at the Naval Reserve Training Center 8th St and College Ave from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday to interview candidates for naval officer careers and answer questions on programs. The team includes LL Cmdr J T Smith Lt J Vo Blane and IC R Webb.

Naval Reserve Training Center 8Th St College Ave Albuquerque J.T. Smith J. Vo Blane R. W. Webb Lubbock

Tech Fraternity Names Rose Queen For 63

Texas Tech junior Sandy Assiter of Crystal Lake Illinois was named White Rose Queen of Sigma Nu for 1963 at the fraternity’s White Rose Dinner Dance held Saturday night at Lub bork Country Club. She was chosen from seven White Rose Princesses named monthly.

Texas Tech Crystal Lake Ill Sandy Assiter Sigma Nu Lubbork Country Club Miss Assiter

Vital April births and deaths in Dawson County tally

Special report records April in Dawson County with 46 births and eight deaths. year to date totals are 206 births and 55 deaths.

Dawson County

Retha Martin Named Head of Tech Foundation Board

Texas Tech Foundation directors elected Retha R. Martin of Lubbock as board chairman at a Saturday meeting in the Union Building. J F Maddox of Hobbs New Mexico was named vice chairman, Roscoe Wilson of Lubbock re elected secretary, and Martin succeeds Roy Farr as chairman. The group heard gift reports totaling 210 220 dollars and discussed state appropriations amid a weak outlook for funding. The fall meeting set for October 5 will include a buffet supper and attendance at the Texas Tech Texas A M game in Jones Stadium.

Texas Tech Foundation Retha — R. Martin Lubbock J. F. Maddox Hobbs N.M Roscoe Wilson Martin Roy Farr W. H. Butterfield Tech Pennington P. Melville Larson Tech Speech Department Foundation Board Tech Speech and Hearing Clinic Union Building Texas Tech Texas A&m Jones Stadium

Defense Named For Suspect In Slaying

CARLSBAD Special Two Carlsbad attorneys have been re appointed to represent Franklin D. Parsons 22 charged in the death of two Carlsbad teenage girls The attorneys are T E Lusk and Johnny Walker They represented Parsons in earlier proceedings which were ordered voided by the New Mexico Supreme Court A new preliminary hearing date is now pending.

Carlsbad Franklin D. Parsons T. E. Lusk Johnny Walker Parsons New Mexico Supreme Court Mattie Catherine Restine Pattie Sue Pritz

Father Son FFA Fete Set for Spur Swenson Park

Spur FFA chapter will hold its annual Father Son barbecue Tuesday at Swenson Park. The Chuck Wagon Gang will serve the meal at 6 p.m. A soft ball game pitting boys against dads will entertain. FFA sponsor W. W. Gregory will award FFA members and present honorary memberships to adults who assisted the program.

FFA Spur Spur Ffa Swenson Park Chuck Wagon Gang W. W. Gregory

Texas Tech Foundation reports rising gifts and campus growth

Butterfield notes total gifts of 638000 in 1962, with commitments totaling 314720 due this year. Since 1959 gifts and grants reach 2188887, and enrollment has risen by 2418 in five years. Over 10 million spent on facilities since 1958 with 27 million planned after current projects. President Goodwin highlights rapid growth and need for future planning.

Texas Tech Foundation Butterfield R. C. Goodwin Goodwin

Fifty Area Residents To Attend Hearing

Fifty residents from Scurry and Fisher counties will travel to Austin for an 6 pm hearing before the State Board of Education. The petitions seek a junior college district for Scurry and Fisher. Local organizers Badger Robertson and Jim Waddell present the case, with a return expected Monday night.

Snyder Scurry Fisher Counties Austin State Board of Education Badger Robertson Scurry County Jim Waddell Fisher County

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