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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1953

Page

5

Soap Box Derby entrants urged to build strong racers in Lubbock

In Lubbock the sixth annual Soap Box Derby nears on July 6 as entrants are urged to plan and build carefully. Tips cover tool use lessons from hand tools to power tools, wheel rules, axle specs, and keeping official wheels unaltered. Eleven Brownfield youths are officially registered, with sponsors including Kuykendall Chevrolet and local firms.

Lubbock Kuykendall Chevrolet Co Avalanche Journal Brownfield Jack Bailey Chevrolet Co Bobby Rosson Lamasa Road Pat Swan H. N. Swan E. Hill Robert Patrick Arsell Patrick N.rth St Guy Henson Joe Henson J. E. Smith Machine Co Roy Lee Chandler Roy Chandler S. 3Rd St Imperial Batteries Troy Willis 11Th St James Turner Fred Turner E. Tate Thompson Lumber Co Charles Gowan Elise Grace Jack Allen Griggs T. J. Griggs Brownfield Ice Co Bobbie Darnell R. G. Darnell Danny Powers William C. Powers Martin Electric Co

Ghost Town Indianola Revived For One Day Pilgrimage

Memories of Indianola a Texas ghost town once a thriving seaport will be relived Sunday in a pilgrimage to the old townsite. The 10 30 a m program will be followed by barbecue and tours to historic spots and cemeteries signaling the route to Indianola fifteen miles south of Port Lavaca. Fire and storms destroyed the town late last century.

Texas Victoria Indianola Port Lavaca

Tahoka Agricultural Students Honored at Father Son Banquet

Seven Tahoka High School agriculture students received awards at the department’s Father Son banquet. Recipients included Walter Stice for swine production and grand champion calves, Wayne Hutfaker for swine, Richard Carter for livestock production, Steve Dockery for swine show placings, Jesse Motes for top scholastic average, and I V J Melton for swine. Eighty five attendees, including fathers and sons, attended.

Tahoka Tahoka High School W. P. Carter FFA Walter Stice Stice Berkshire Lynn County Lubbock Wayne Hutfaker Duroc Chester Watley Richard Carter Carter Steve Dockery Chester Whites I. V. J. Melton

State Disaster Chief Flies To San Angel To Study Damage

William McGill state coordinator of defense and disaster relief flew to San Angelo to discuss federal aid needs after Monday's tornado. He was joined by Joe Fletcher assistant public safety director. McGill will decide the recommendation for San Angelo area assistance. North American Indians are believed to be one of the few primitive peoples that never refined iron.

Austin William McGill San Angelo Joe Fletcher McGill

Frenship Seniors Tour Royal Gorge in Canon City

Frenship High School seniors visited Colorado’s Royal Gorge during a class trip. The group explored Canon City and Colorado Springs with highlights including the world’s highest bridge and the steepest incline railway. Sponsors were Zoie Ann Colties, D P Millikin, and J W Goodpasture.

Frenship High School Royal Gorge Canon City Colo Colorado Colorado Springs Zoel Ann Colties D. P. Millikin J. W. Goodpasture Shirley and Mona Goodpasture Glenna Woods Barbara Knott Willa Wee Sage Joan Milliken Georgi Ann Meadors Pauline Perry Liza Ann Altman Dann McNeely Raymond Hill Joy Isbell Billy John Walker Horace Durhan LeRoy Patterson Don Davis George Whitworth Charles Lovell George Montgomery Jerry Hughes Sammy Hill

Transport Bearing Korean Vets Mostly Marines To Dock Today

A transport ship carrying Korean War veterans, predominantly Marines, is scheduled to arrive at the dock today. Officials say the group includes veterans from several campaigns and will be greeted by local organizers and family members.

Marine contingent totals revealed for Korea mission

The force deployed totals include 65 Marine officers and 2,850 enlisted Marines along with one naval officer and 128 Navy hospital corpsmen. The figures clarify the scale of the Marine unit assigned to the Korea mission.

Korea

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