Methodist Services Set Bishop Martin Visits Area Churches
Dallas presiding bishop Bishop William C. Martin arrives in Lubbock by air to visit Oakwood Methodist Church Forrest Heights and Shallowater churches and dedicate new structures. He will lead services at 8 pm in Shallowater and 10:50 am at Forrest Heights, with open houses in all three new buildings and a 7 pm dedication at First Methodist in Ralls. He tours new parsonages across the Lub bock Methodist District before returning to Dallas Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Martin
Dallas
Dallas- Fort Worth
Methodist Church
Lubbock
Oakwood Methodist Church
Martin
Methodist
Shallowater
Allen Adams
Forrest Heights Methodist Church
33Rd St
W. A. Appling
Bishop Martin
Methodist Hospital
First Methodist Church
Ralls
Walter G. White
Lubbock Methodist District
Marvin L. Boyd
Methodist Council of Bishops
National Council of Churches
Dallas-Fort Worth
Episcopal
Denver
Methodist Youth Center at Tech observes 10th anniversary
The Methodist Student Center at 2420 15th St marks ten years of use this month with a weekend observance. Methodist graduating seniors from area high schools are invited to visit the center 2 to 4 p.m. today to learn about the movement. Mrs. M C Overton will be honored at a 7 p.m. appreciation dinner. A public open house is set for 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday with a communion and rededication service at 5 p.m. The observance is by the Wesley Foundation Council, noting the center began operation ten years ago this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
15Th St
Cecil R. Matthews
Texas Tech
M. C. Overton
Wesley Foundation Council
Wesley Foundation
Lubbock
Choir concert by Dallas Bible Institute group at Lubbock church
The Chapel Choir from Dallas Bible Institute and Bible College will present sacred music at 7 30 p.m. at Lubbock Bible Church 3202 34th St. The program features solos a girls trio and a chalk artist with the theme There’s Music in My Soul. The West Texas tour includes engagements in nine states directed by Paul Wagner with Paul Graf as choir president and Martin O Massinger accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Bible Institute and
Bible College
Lubbock Bible Church
34Th St
Homer Duncan
West Texas
Paul Wagner
The
Institute and College
Wagner
Dallas
What Does the Bible Teach on Church Organization
George H. Stephenson outlines New Testament church structure with saints bishops and deacons. He explains elder and deacon roles, local church independence, and cooperative support among congregations. Invitation to Broad Way Church of Christ services and Bible School.
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Paul
Timotheus
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Philipp
Ephesus
Primitive Religion Study at First Unitarian by Tech Professor
Prof Van Mitchell Smith of Texas Tech History Dept speaks at 11 a.m. Sunday service on Primitive Religion as illustrated by the West African Kingdom of Dahomey at First Unitarian Church 36th Street and Ave U. Insightful scholar with roles in Asian and African studies networks.
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Dahomey
van Mitchell Smith
Texas Tech History Dept
First Unitarian Church
36Th St
Ave. U. A
American Conference On Asian Studies
Smith
Southeastern
African Studies Association
England
Africa
Texas Tech
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Plains Farming Cotton Has Big National Role
A NCC report outlined cotton’s pivotal national role in the U S economy. Removing cotton would cut farm crop income by about 18 percent, affect 10 million workers, and cripple 5 800 cotton gins 1 900 textile mills 1 470 merchandisers 484 warehouses and compresses and 208 seed mills. It would hit numerous related industries from chemicals to equipment and banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
John Gregg
National Cotton Council
NCC
Gregg
California
Carolinas
Agricultural Chemical Company
Harmony Show and Parade of Quartets at Monterey High
The Lubbock SPEBSQSA chapter stages its Harmony Show at Monterey High School Auditorium at 8 15 p m Proceeds aid scholarships for voice students Texas champs Gaynotes Tulsa headline Also featured Caprockers Lubbock Chorus Cantores A Cappella Music Men and Corntones Tickets $2 50 2 and 1 50 on sale at Caprock Hotel and at the door
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Spebsqsa
Monterey High School
Gaynotes
Tulsa
Cantores
Imogene Harris
John M. Anderson
Lubbock Public Schools
C. A
Claude) White
Russell Hardin
Caprock Hotel
Army Reserve Funds Fuel Texas Construction Projects
The House Appropriations Committee approved millions for Texas military construction. Projects span Army Fort Bliss El Paso and Army Reserve sites Odessa Lubbock San Antonio No. 2 Yoakum plus National Guard Brownsville Levelland and Navy Reserve Dallas Paris with Air Force Reserve Dallas Ellington AFB Houston area.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Texas
Army
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Amarillo Afb
Bergstrom
Austin
Brooks
San Antonio
Carswell
Fort Worth
Connally
Waco
Kelly
Lackland
Perrin
Grayson County
Sheppard
Wichita Falls
Webb
Big Spring
Odessa
Lubbock
San Antonio No. 2
Yoakum
National Guard
Brownsville
Levelland
Navy
Dallas
Governor Grants Stay For Midland Baby Slaying Case
Gov Price Daniel grants a 30 day stay of execution for Eusebio Regaldo Martinez sentenced to death for the October 14 1957 slaying of a nine month old girl found in a parked car outside a Negro night club in Midland. Stay moves execution from July 28 to August 27. Martinez had two death sentences for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Price Daniel
Eusebio Regaldo Martinez
Midland
Martinez
Tech Speech Students Earn Certificates Of Recognition
Twelve Texas Tech speech students received certificates for outstanding work in speech activities. Theatre awards went to Jo Fields of Fort Worth and Bill Leonard of Dallas, with other honorees including Richard Malone from Lawton Oklahoma and Robert Nelms of Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Jo Fields
Fort Worth
Bill Leonard
Dallas
Richard Malone
Lawton
Okla
Robert Nelms
Lubbock
Saundra Clark
Girl Committed To State School
A 16 year old Lubbock girl with a record of automobile thefts sex offenses and runaways was declared delinquent in juvenile court and ordered committed to the state training school for girls in Gainesville. Judge Robert H. Bean presided as the girl spoke of truancy expulsion and two car thefts and a tale of shifts as a Denver baby sitter for a madam run operation. A Latin American 16 year old boy was declared delinquent and placed on probation after an April 24 incident at Latin Center dance hall, where another youth was stabbed and the boy claimed self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
State Training School For
Gainesville
Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
California
Colorado
Denver
Bean
Ronnie Collyer
Richard Rutledge
Latin Center Dance Hall
Better world pepper prices spur Sarawak production
Rising global pepper prices boost grower activity in Sarawak state on Borneo as farmers expand plantings and increase harvests. Local traders report higher demand and prospective gains for export markets, signaling a shift toward intensifying cultivation.
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Sarawak
Borneo
Spying Regarded as Routine by Ehrenburg in London
Soviet writer Ilya Ehrenburg told a London meeting that spying is a routine business and armaments supervision is not new. He compared spy plane cameras to old field glasses and spoke amid tensions over the May 1 plane shot down over Soviet territory. He spoke at a British Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament event.
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London
Ilya Ehrenburg
Supreme Soviet
Ehrenburg
Soviet Union
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Key Community Farmer Honored in Lamesa Lions Award
E A Truitt, a Key area farmer, received the Outstanding Conservationist award from the Lamesa Noon Lions Club. Truitt farms about 800 acres in the Key area and owns 280 acres, recognized for his conservation efforts as a cooperative farmer.
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E. A. Truitt
Dawson County
Bill Meeks
Dawson County Soil Conservation, District Board of Supervisors
Lamesa Noon Lions Club
Lamesa
Truitt
Dawson County Soil Conservation Award Details
The Dawson County Soil Conservation District awarded Truitt for multiple practices including conservation crop rotation on 89 acres, cover crop rotation on 89 acres, fertilized on 70 acres, contour farming on 39 acres, crop residue use on 80 acres, 1,800 feet of underground pipe, and 159 acres of irrigation water management. Bill Meeks presented the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County
Man Fined For Speeding After Appealing Case
Judge Robert J. Allen fined Marcus Herbert Robertson 25 dollars and court costs after a speeding case appeal. Robertson, 33, of Lubbock, was cited about 10:20 p.m. October 3, 1959, near 19th Street and College Avenue. Officers clocked him from the 1600 to 1800 blocks of College Avenue. Prosecution by E. M. Fulton Jr. and J. Q. Warnick Jr. Now also fined in separate proceedings: Dossie D. Marshall 100 dollars for illegal possession of intoxicants. Henry Marvin Bryant 75 dollars for driving while intoxicated. Harrison Smith 400 dollars for liquor transportation. Nathaniel Grant 300 dollars for illegal transportation of wine and whisky plus 20 days in jail. A second enhancement in Grant’s case was dismissed. Two others pled guilty and were fined 25 dollars plus costs: Vernon A. Green for driving with suspended license and John W. Freeman for check law violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Allen
Lubbock
Marcus Herbert
Bob) Robertson
Toledo Ave
Corporation Court
Robertson
19Th St
College Ave
R. A. Thompson
Glenn Crews
Harrison Smith
Juniper
Nathaniel Grant
Ave. B
Warnick
Vernon A. Green
Ave. C
John W. Freeman
Financial Aid Slated For Revolt Victims
South Korea's caretaker Cabinet agreed to allocate 606000 for victims of the recent anti government revolt. Funds will aid bereaved families medical care purchase of artificial limbs and funeral expenses. Government tallies show 183 killed and 6259 wounded or injured in the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Fort Hood Ends Exercise Big Thrust as Forces Inch North
U S forces shattered aggressor resistance and advanced northward virtually unopposed as action ended Friday at Fort Hood. Officers from both sides plan talks Saturday to review the exercise results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hood, Tex
U.S
Fort Hood
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Eal Gila
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Knoxville
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Ascension
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Indiana Ave
A. Hugh Clark
Bible School
Caprock Church of Christ
52Nd
Tartus
Syria
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McSpadden
Faith Temple
KDAV
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Hh & Ave
Austin Jolliff
Ridgecrest Assembly OF God
J. B. Laughlin
48Th & College
Faith Assembly OF God
Sam Waggoner
Assembly OF God
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Scott F. Mitchell
Bates & N. Detroit Sunday School
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Sind & Ave
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Meehi
FAT Bens
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C. Brewer
N. Ave
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GOD
Atta
John Duggar
KFYO
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Broadway
Avenue V
Porter
Ralph Grant
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