Eva May Hanks a pioneering Abilene newspaper executive
Eva May Hanks 82 died Wednesday night at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene Texas. As president of Reporter-Publishing Company and a partner in Harte Hanks she guided the Abilene News expanding its plant size and influence. She grew up Hollis in Abilene attended Simmons College and later joined the family news operation influencing regional West Central Texas coverage. Her community work included the YWCA and Red Cross.
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Abilene
Eva May Hanks
Vars
Conan
Abi News
Sy Pious
Jon Harte
San Angelo
Harte-Hanks Group
Texas
Hendrick ‘Memorial Hospital
I Hollis
the War Bej
Thomas Hollis
West
Hollia
Hanks
Waee Abilene
Eva May Hollis
Simmons College
Simmons
Hollis
Bernard Hanks
Jaer
Ablcene
Pa Hanks
TL L
Leltie
Henry Montgomery Sr
Mrs. Montgomery
Lestie
Lettie
Abilene Benker
Faucett
Women’s Groups Meet Install New Officers
The Manuscript and Creative Arts club held a Tuesday breakfast at Mrs. George P. Green’s home with 15 members and a guest. Officers installed by Mrs. Le Roy Land include president Mary Louise Shehorn and vice president Russell Swhndell, with other posts listed. next meeting is Sept 12 in Lubbock.
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Manuscript and Creative Arts Club
George P. Green
Leroy Land
Mary Louise Shehorn
Russell Swhndell
Pat Renfro
Denver Jacobs
Green
Ethel Hamilton
G. C. Stalter
Mackenzie Park
Lubbock
Chapter officers and dedication mark new three star chapter
Willa named second vice president Charlie Hubbard recording secretary William Blair corresponding secretary Dale Allen treasurer Albert Payne civil defense officer and McKinsey Smith and Williams city council representatives A dedication candle ceremony led by Mrs Smith and a secretary by Mrs Williams completed the event New names were drawn gifts exchanged and a framed charter ceremony closed with a crystal bud vase and yellow rose marking the chapter as a three star group
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Willa
Charlie Hubbard
William Blair
Dale Allen
Albert Payne
Civil Defense
McKinsey
Smith
Williams
Wes
National Convention Reports on Rules Affects Local Group
Report from Rochester New York states the national convention will discuss regulations passed that affect the local organization and its operations.
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Rochester
N. Y
Amity Study Club Holds Year End Meeting
The Amity Study Club met this morning at Mrs. William R. Moss home 3205 45th Street with Mrs Gordon Deering as co host. President Rexarl presided and Jim Sexton served as first vice president. Mike Higgins gave the invocation and the group discussed business and installation of new officers. Wilkes Berry reviewed The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck focusing on its relevance today.
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Amity Study Club
William R. Moss
45Th St
Gordon. Deering
Mike Higgins
Rexar
Jim Sexton
Wilkes Berry
John Steinbeck
Hub City to tap 8 million gallons daily in new water plant
The $3.74 million treatment plant serves Lubbock and nearby towns and will enable drawing about 8 million gallons daily during peak months. Officials warn growth requires a new supply source by 1980 and urge immediate action to seek additional water.
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Rogers
Lubbock
Brownfield
Levelland
Slaton
Tahoka
O'Donnell
Lamesa
Willis
Senate panel approves expanded education benefits for veterans
The Senate Labor Committee backed a broader GI Bill education boost for cold war veterans. The plan would provide one and a half days of schooling for each day of service since January 31, 1965, up to 36 months in total.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Architect Claee More Plans Six Dome Unit Lunar Habitat
Architect Claee More outlines a six unit lunar habitat with each unit housing 400 occupants. The plan features monorail access, surface entry only at two levels, compact dormitory wings, foldaway furniture, central living areas, and recreation spaces including exercise areas and ball games. Greenery is simulated with tropical plants via chemical cultivation.
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Johnny
Traylor
Off-To-College Rally Set At Baptist Center
An off-to-college rally for Baptist youth from Latheback and nearby will be held Friday at the Baptist Student Center 2401 13th St. The event precedes an all day leadership seminar for workers with college students and features Ed Seabough Dr Vernon Davis and two Texas Tech students. Reservation required with a $2 luncheon fee.
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Baptist Center
Baptist
13Th St
Ed Seabough
Southern Baptist Convention Sunday School Board
Nashville
Tenn
Vernon Devis
South Main
Pen St
Sherman
Broadway
Davis
Deels Te Eco
Sera Pri Ja TS
Pas
Era
BSU
Temerlin
Texea Tec Tech Bsu
Jack Greever
Lubbock Baptist Association
General Convention of Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
Paue One Watch Over Them Guides To Victory
Fragmentary line hints at guidance and leadership directing a group to triumph. No clear names, places, or events are readable to specify entities or outcomes with confidence.
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Heuce
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ED Girlhood
Abilene's
Giups
LBI
Hollywood
Lynda Bird Johnson
Dinah Shore
National Association For Crippled Children and Adults
Warner Bros. Studios
Mollywood
Moon
Pe Siventy Helehie Baptist Wveights
Stillwater
Okla
Cy' Wat
Ave. Sherman
Seabough
Southcrest
Tomeciin
PAUE
Bryant
Borden's
UML
Todd
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