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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1948

Page

2

Bobby Holland Wins Grand Prize in Children’s Art Exhibit

Bobby Holland, 10, a Hunt school fourth grader, won the grand prize in the tenth annual Children’s Art exhibition with his moody jungle scene After Sunset in the Jungle. The exhibit drew over 225 entries from Lubbock and South Plains pupils in grades 1-8 and will be on display at West Texas Museum on the Tech campus through May 2.

Bobby Holland Hunt School Bobby West Texas Tech Yes Lubbock and South Plains George Hunt J. J. Bonner Roscoe Wilson Alice In Wonderland Bill Welborn T. T. Shaver Central Ward Tanna Banana Eater Lela Joyce Lakey Dwain Miller Self East Broadway Mary Jo Downing A. FE. Quest, Jr McWhorter Paint Dog Barbara Sue Merrick Grace North Sanders Billie Sue Williams E. F. Dawkins George R. Bean Bill Evans Lela Mitchell LeRoy Johnson B. Smith Ralls

Brackett's Ten Rules for Screen Writers Revealed

Producer Charles Brackett outlines ten tips for screen writing including a one line plot, headline quality story, emotional strength for twelve reels, contrast in settings, fully developed scenes, following a central character, clear scene structure, character growth, diverse viewpoints, and warns against taking advice from Brackett himself.

Bob Thomas Associated Press Hollywood Charles Brackett Brackett C. Brackett

New Orleans Man Leaves $1000 Bequest to U S Government

Moise Strauss, an Alsatian immigrant who died April 30 in New Orleans, left a straight one thousand dollar bequest to the United States of America in his will. The donation is unrestricted and directed to Washington, D C, with no strings attached.

New Orleans Sam Moise Strauss United States of America Washington, D. C

Lubbock Lions Headed to Amarillo Lions District Meet

A delegation of at least ten Lubbock Lions will attend the Amarillo district 2 T1 convention of Lions International at the Herring hotel Monday and Tuesday. Deputy district governor K. L. Riggs is a district governor candidate. Melvin Jones of Chicago will speak. preliminaries begin this afternoon.

K. L. Riggs Lions International Amarillo Herging Hotel Melvin Jones Chicago Lubbock J. Wm. Davis Clu Earl Wilson D. Noe Stalnaker T. W. Butler Vincel Larsen Wayne Heary R. C. Harvey Hurley Carpenter R. D. McDougall

New Law Partnership Formed by Allred and Boedeker

Sam H. Allred and Edwin H. Boedeker announce a newly formed law partnership for civil and criminal practice to operate from the Con ley building offices at 202 203. Allred a former Hillsboro legislator and district attorney now resides at 2011 Broadway. Boedeker, ex county judge from Dickens county, lives at 2123 Thirty-second. The partnership will be known as Allred and Boedeker.

Sam H. Allred Edwin H. Boedeker Conley Alfred Hillsboro Hill Navarro Hill County 66Th Judicial District Broadway Boedeker Dickens County Allred and Deker

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