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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1966

Page

4

Foodpower label used for Plains farming gains

C G Scruggs of Dallas told Texas Tech's Livestock Feeders Conference that food is America's greatest asset and that abundant, cheap food reduces inflation and deters danger from communism. He urged farmers to back a self funded industry program to promote cotton, soybeans, and cottonseed amid rising fiber competition.

America C. G Charlie) Scruggs Dallas Progressive Farmer Magazine Texas Tech Russell Giffen Fresno Calif Cotton Producers Institute South Plains Giffen CPI Congress

Upward Bound Program To Bring ENMU Students

One hundred fifty economically deprived youths will visit Eastern New Mexico University this summer as part of the Upward Bound program run by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity. Dr. George L. Jones leads ENMU efforts with assistant director Mrs. Carl Richardson guiding identification of eligible teens across Roosevelt Curry Eddy Chaves Lea Quay De Baca and Lincoln Otero counties and mountainous areas.

Portales Eastern New Mexico University Federal Office of Economic Opportunity ENMU George L. Jones Carl Richardson Eastern Roosevelt Curry Eddy Chaves Lea Quay de Baca Lincoln Otero

Retiring Dunbar Homemaking Teacher Honored Today

Miss Josey Bonner, a homemaking teacher at Dunbar High School, retires after 31 years in education. She will be honored with a tea from 4 to 6 p.m. today in the Struggs homemaking department. Bonner, of 3402 E 17th St, is a Prairie View A&M B.S. in home economics and an M.A. from Howard University, with previous teaching in San Angelo for five years.

Josey Bonner Dunbar Highs Struggs Bonner E. 17Th St Prairie View A&m College Howard University Lubbock San Angelo

Lea County 4-H Horse Show Slated in Lovington

Plans are complete for the third annual Lea County 4-H Horse Show set for May 21 in Lovington at the Jake McClure Arena. Entries close May 20, with Dr. Bobby Rankin as judge. The event offers halter and performance classes for 4-H members and five performance classes for younger competitors, with $1 per class and trophies to third place.

Lovington Lea County Robert Howard Menxico State University Extension Service Jake McClure Bobby J. Rankin Cooperative Extension Service of New Mexico State University

Tulsa driver training runs at Swisher building

A driver training school begins in Tulsa today sponsored by the Alexander Home Demonstration Club. Sessions run 2:50 to 4:30 p.m. in the Willie Room of the Swisher Electric Cooperative building with a Texas Highway Department patrolman as instructor. All area women are invited to attend all four weekly sessions. The Hague arson case involves Dutch inspectors seeking the dean of a school for arsonists.

Tulsa Alexander Home Demonstration Club Willie Swisher Electric Cooperative Texas Highway Department

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