Area Graduations Planned Across Brownfield and Surrounding Schools
Dr. D. D. Jackson of Texas Tech will address Brownfield seniors at commencement May 18 while Dr. Harris M. Cook of West Texas Teachers College will speak at Tohoka High. Baccalaureate services are set for May 13 for Brownfield. May 9 for Tohoka. May 20 for Las Mesa. Littlefield ceremonies follow May 21 with Dean James G. Allen delivering the address. About 120 graduates at Littlefield and 114 at Las Mesa are listed amid a long roll of graduates and valedictorians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Jackson
Department of Education
Texas Tech
Brownfield High School
Harris M. Cook
Rotary International
West Texas Teachers College
Canyon
Tohoka High School
Tohoka
Littlefield
T. E. McCollum
Brownfield
First Baptist Church
C. R. Paden
Myron Harris
Josie Chisholm
Levi W. Price
Tohoka First Baptist Church
Taoka High School
Truett Smith
Nita Bragg
H. B. McCord, Jr
Virginia Jones
Jane Bosworth
Ruby Joy Carpenter
Ruth Huffaker
Claude Donaldson
John W. Wells
Virginia Montgomery
Lee Hemphill
Littlefield First Baptist Church
Littlefield High School
Dean James G. Allen
Littlefield Central School
J. Ernest Jones
Lamesa High School
Cal C. Wright
First Methodist Church
W. Z. Rogers
O. M. Roberts
Lamesa
Mary Moselle Butcher
Charles W. Bandy
Willard Calvin Brock
Seth David Brown
Ira Cameron Byler
Dora Mae Carter
Nita Ines Chaffin
Jor Chisholm
Irma Lee Clark
Ollie
Nita Dean Worsham Marchbanks
Catherine A. McMillan
Etta Lou Miller
Doris Marie Moore
Neva Joyce Moore
Gienoa Faye Murphy
Alfred Walter Mangum
Howard Wayne Mcfilroy
Donald W. Moore
Walter Give Morris
Suni ‘Ye
Jeanne Oble
Marjorie Joan O’donley
Gerald D. Perry
Marjorie Nell Rowden
James Clinton Rambo
Julia Mayaton
Glen Melton Sexton
Gladys
Ray Elliott
Fred Grisham
Blair Goodwin
Mary H. Mayhurst
Eva D. Henderson
Jean Humphries
Betty J. James
Virginia Johnson
Dean Kelly
Vondele Kelsay
Curtis Kildipers Deloresman
Maxine Lindley
Uchte
Lillie Neonenschwander
Norrie Onstesdormstead
Gene Pratt
Ardeliam
Mell Renfro
Mary Rietman
Weldon Sisemore
Georgia L. Smith
Wanda Standifer
Louise Strain
Kenneth Ware
M. B. Welborn
Aldean Williams
Maxine Winters
Catherine Wright
Clyde X Meary
E. Lindley
Betty Montgome
Pat Mitchell
Tommie Morgan
Martha Moore
George Wheeler
Shelby Bewley
Billy Manks
Kenneth Bales
Hubert Gohile
Ack Boswell
Lucy EB. Kelm
Bonita Masra
Marilyn Grockinger
Jackye Easton
Per Bell
Billy Lyman
Buster Owens
Charles P. Pharris
Bob Perkins
Walter
Area Truck Crop Problems Studied by Officials
Entomologist E. T. Hibbs and pathologist G. E. Altstatt from Texas A and M and USDA surveyed Lubbock and Hereford truck crop areas to study insect and disease issues. Hibbs cautioned heavy psyllid infestation and urged dusting with sulphur when potatoes reach four to six inches, with planning for a 1945 outbreak. W. S. McCarver bought an airplane to aid control, available by May 10, and growers were advised to control culled potatoes to prevent moth entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Hibbs
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
G. E. Altstatt
United States Department of Agriculture
Lubbock
Hereford
Hibbs
W. S. McCarver
Altstatt
Victory
Netherlands Celebrate Surrender In Almelo Curfew Reimposed
Netherlanders danced in the streets of Almelo after news of the German surrender. Celebrations ended abruptly at 10 p m as residents, still under occupation curfew, complied with the orderly return to normal.
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Almelo
Holland
Three Maxey Brothers Brief Reunion On Pacific Island
For the first time in 28 months three Maxey brothers met in the Pacific. Comdr Homer Maxey group commander of LST squadron, Lt. Robert Maxey Navy Construction battalion, and PC Herschel Maxey also in construction battalion shared a night on Comdr Maxey's ship. The brothers, all in naval service, wrote home detailing the visit to their families in St. Louis addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Maxey
Pacific
Comdr
Homer Maxey
Robert Maxey
Naval Construction Battalion
Pol
Herschel Maxey
Maxey
Solomons
States
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Tinian
Marianas
PC Maxey
Marshalls
Kwajalein
Carla Jean
Glendell
Marsha
Harriett
War Production Chief Opposes 40-Hour Week for Texans
George L. Noble Jr regional War Production board chairman opposes cutting Texas war plants to a 40 hour week to avoid layoffs He backs full speed production during the war and says he would favor a 40 hour week only after the war with Japan ends and pressures ease The statement follows a suggestion from Russell Lerner Texas director of the United Autoworkers CIO
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
George L. Noble, Jr
War Production Board
Texas
Noble
Russell Lerner
United Automobile Workers, Cio
Japan
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