Area Beta Sigma Phi Meet Held in Midland on Sunday
Eighteen area Beta Sigma Phi members attended a council meeting at the Scharbauer hotel in Midland. Officers elected included Fay Powers as president and Estelle Smith as recording secretary. Kay Reese of Lubbock spoke at luncheon in the Crystal ballroom with Miss Mary Evelyn Pickle at the piano. representatives from multiple Texas towns participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Midland
Scharbauer
Fay Powers
W. H. Galloway
Lubbock
Estelle Smith
Odessa
Loraine Gallagher
Crystal Ballroom
Kay Reese
Mary Evelyn Pickle
Hamlin
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Stanton
Mary McNeely
Wanda Annip
Nell] Flanagan
Earjine Young
Carlyne York
Pickle
Maxine McMillin
Reese
Kittie Bonds
Betty Cogburn
Wyda Bobo
Louise Battin
Marguerite Nobles
Phyllis Annip
Mesdames Orville Stewart
Robert Steblitz
Donald Helm
Hal Stansell
Robert K. Seagraves
One seventh of Ireland’s total area is peat bog
A historical note states that peat bog covers about one seventh of Ireland’s total area, highlighting significant land use and ecological features tied to boglands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Mrs Williams Reunites With Son After Pacific Duty
Mrs Margret Williams of 1918 Seventh travels to El Paso to meet her son Sgt John L Williams who has returned to the United States after extensive combat and occupational duties with the 25th Division in the Pacific theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margret Williams
el Paso
Sgt
John L. Williams
United States
25Th Division
Pacific Theater
Piano Pupils Appear In Recital On Saturday
Mrs. E L Robertson presented several pupils in piano recital in a Sunday school room at the First Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon. Participants included Jerrold and Don Daniels Dorothy Clements Betty and Wanda Judd Arlene and Jo Ann Lawrimore Lydia Lou Sanders Peggy Wright Gustine and Henry McDaniels Peggy Cole Peggy Golden Joyce and Kenneth Vaughn Billie Lou and Junior Osborne Don Barton Barbara Quinn Bobby Stewart Carolyn Matthews and Patricia Redwine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Robertson
First Presbyterian Church
Jerrold
Don Daniels
Dorothy Clements
Betty
Wanda Judd
Arlene
Jo Ann Lawrimore
Lydia Lou Sanders
Peggy Wright
Gustine
Henry McDaniels
Peggy Cole
Peggy Golden
Joyce
Kenneth Vaughn
Billie Lou
Junior Osborne
Don Barton
Barbara Quinn
Bobby Stewart
Carolyn Matthews
Patricia Redwine
Association Officer To Attend Houston Meet
Miss Lillian Johnson a dietitian at the West Texas hospital will fly to Houston Thursday for the State Dietetics association meeting held Friday and Saturday She serves as vice president and will attend the executive board meeting preceding the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Johnson
West Texas Hospital
Houston
State Dietetics Association
Miss Murfee to Appear on Ward PTA Program
Miss Mae Murfee, pioneer South Plains educator, will join the Ward PTA program Farewell to Central Ward School on Thursday at 3 45 o clock. Supt. R W Matthews also will speak at the event at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Murfee
Mae Murfee
South Plains
Central Ward
Parents Teacher Association
Supt
R. W. Matthews
PLAN LUNCHEON Lone Star Newcomers club
The Lone Star Newcomers announce a luncheon at Hotel Lubbock on Wednesday at 1 PM. Members are invited to gather for a casual afternoon event hosted by the club.
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Lone Star
Hotel Lubbock
OES School To Be Held Here
A district East ern Star school for section 4 of district 2 will be held Wednesday at the Masonic hall. Registration starts 8:30 a m with classes 9 to 1 and grand examiner in charge 1 to 4. Luncheon at 1:15 and banquet at 6:30 at the Tech Social center. Reservations to Mrs R A Metcalfe and Mrs L G Harmon by CES meeting Tuesday. Worthy grand matron and patron preside with 25 officers from across Texas.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Tech Social Center
R. A. Metcalfe
L. G. Harmon
Grand Chapter of
Texas
John Rosson Pierce Enrolls At Moody Bible Institute
John Rosson Pierce son of Mrs. R Q Pierce of 1520 Thirteenth has enrolled as a student at Moody Bible Institute Chicago to study Bible and methods of Christian work. The cosmopolitan school educates about 1500 day and evening students from nearly every state and several foreign countries, including 150 ex servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosson Pierce
R. Q. Pierce
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Ed S Wilson to Transfer to Rantoul Illinois
Ed S Wilson a civil service employee in Amarillo since last June will leave Sunday for Rantoul Illinois where he has been transferred. His wife and children Eddie and Elizabeth will stay in Lubbock at 1617 Twenty-seventh street until housing is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed S. Wilson
Civil Service
Amarillo
Rantoul, Ill
Eddie
Elizabeth
Lubbock
Mr. Wilson
Ladies Day at Lubbock Club Seeks Early Tee Time
Participants for the regular Ladies day golf event at Lubbock Country Club are asked to arrive at the first tee by 9:30 Wednesday morning. The notice was issued this morning by club officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Country Club
Meeting Change For Needle Club Party
Illness in the family prompts rescheduling of the Friday Needle club gathering to Mrs. W. C. Barnett’s home at 912 Ave. E. The event originally planned with Mrs. W. B. Yeager is moved to Barnett’s residence.
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W. C. Barnett
Ave. E
W. B. Yeager
Ladies Night at IOOF Lodge Planned Tonight
IOOF lodge hosts Ladies Night in the lodge hall basement of the Myrick building at 8 30 p m. Co L Brock noble grand announced. Members wives Rebekahs and guests invited. Supper to be served followed by 42 games. Attendance expected 50 to 60 persons.
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Lodge Ladies Oe
IOOF
Myrick
Co. L. Brock
Noble Grand
Rebekahs
Brock
Church Adds Seventy Members After Spring Revival
Dr. M Norvel Young pastor of Broadway Church of Christ reported seventy new members after the annual spring revival conducted by Evangelist Otis Gatewood who plans to depart Lubbock today. Gatewood will leave June 17 with Paul Sherrard for a survey tour of Europe before the trip ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Norvel Young
Broadway Church of Christ
Otis Gatewood
Gatewood
Lubbock
Salt Lake City
Paul Sherrod
Europe
Drunks And Disturbances Reported In Weekend Lubbock
Lubbock police dealt with a weekend of intoxicated acts and odd incidents. A 23 year old Petersburg woman refused to leave a cafe and stuck out her tongue after being urged to depart. She paid a fine for drunkenness. A car with two white men and a negro led officers to find the driver without a valid license and one white man drunk. A 39 year old man resisted but was coaxed into a patrol car after wandering into a travel bureau. A young mother reported a missing stroller at Mackenzie park after sheltering from rain, leaving the carriage behind.
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Lubbock
Petersburg
Avenue H
Travel Bureau
Carlisle
Mackenzie Park
Lamesa Man Speaks To Methodist Club
G M Roberts former Lamesa school superintendent and city secretary told the Methodist Men’s club at Hotel Lubbock that leaders must widen church influence by reaching and developing youth. He warned against rural obsolescence and city centralization and noted minister shortages from training centralization. Present were Robert H. Kirk Mrs J E Neeley and Barbara Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Roberts
Lamesa
Methodist Men’s Club
Hotel Lubbock
Roberts
Robert H. Kirk
First Methodist Church
J. E. Neeley
the Temple
Barbara Yeager
S. la
Missionary Lectureship Planned in Lubbock for Churches of Christ
About two months from now he will return to Lubbock to conduct a missionary lectureship. Members of the Churches of Christ across the country will be invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Churches of Christ
Housing official arrives to discuss veterans quarters in Lubbock
Harry Bremer of the Federal Public Housing Authority arrives in Lubbock to confer with city officials on oversight of veterans housing at Lubbock Army Air Field. Firefighters respond to 4 a m blaze at 2311 Nineteenth, a storage building owned by C N Haws, sustaining considerable damage. Dr Franz J Polgar, famed mental telepathist, speaks at the Lubbock Knife and Fork club dinner at the Lubbock Hotel tonight at 7 o clock. The state highway patrol sends patrolman J R Whitmire to Whitharral this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bremer
Federal Public Housing Authority
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Lubbock Army Airfield
C. N. Haws
Community figures welcomed at club meeting
Forrest, a former Lamesa resident, praised Roberts' work with youth as Club President Trent C. Root led proceedings. New members R. T. Herald and Bob Pace were introduced, while visitors Bill Austin John Rosen John Hudspeth and Richard Gary returned from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Forrest
Lamesa
Roberts
Trent C. Root
R. T. Herald
Bob Pace
Bill Austin
John Rosen
John Hudspeth
Richard Gary
Sundown Beats Seminole 14-2 in Oil Belt Clash
Sundown won 14 to 2 over Seminole in the Oil Belt league as rain halted play after six innings. Scotty Scott had four hits, while Greenfield hit Seminole's only triple. Ellis Pair earned the win with Joe Ater finishing, Sundown capitalizing on seven Seminole errors.
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Seminole
Sundown
Scotty Scott
Greenfield
Ellis
Joe Ater
Choate
Toched
Garvin
Henderson County voters approve junior college plan
In Llano on May 6 the Henderson County citizens voted in a special election to establish a junior college. The measure carried, enabling creation of the local institution pending further steps.
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College
Llano
Henderson County
School Bus and Tank Truck Collision Report
Sgt. E. L. Stroud stated at 1 30 p m there had been no injuries reported regarding a collision between a school bus and a tank truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Stroud
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