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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1955

Page

2

Overbuilding Nonsense Denied by FHA Director Cole

Albert H. Cole director of the Federal Housing and Home Finance Administration told the National Association of Home Builders in Washington that overbuilding talk is nonsense and that there is insatiable demand for homes. He cited the Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit program as a real tool to aid financing and minority housing, and noted progress in minority housing while acknowledging financing challenges. The NAHB directors adopted an eight point program to spur private pension fund investment in FHA and VA mortgages and to ensure affordable housing through improved land planning and zoning.

Albert H. Cole Federal Housing and Home Finance Administration National Association of Home Builders Washington, D. C Cole Progress Earl W. Smith The NAHB Association FHA FNMA

Lone Star Trading Post reports multiple city home sales

The Lone Star Trading Post lists several recent home sales across the city. Properties include two new brick homes at 1305 and 1307 59th St in Carlton Heights sold to the Rodden and Rimmer couples, and a 1306 49th St home by Gore Brothers for Clyde Stringer. Other transactions cover 4012 49th St, 2618 45th St, and 3206 2nd St, with varied sizes and costs.

Lone Star Trading Posts 59Th St Carlton Heights Mathis & Wilson Jimmy Rodden David Rimmer 49Th St Gore Brothers Clyde Stringer San Angelo Sam Loomis Don Otis San Anegro Otis Rauscher Pierce & Co Thomas L. Browning 45Th St W. Q. Bryan Bryan Raymond McElroy 2Nd St Lucille Delacerda E. B. Williford Preston Pratt Ave Circle Development Co. Inc R. A. Garrett

What You Should Do for Piles and Rectal Troubles

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Four Clyde Fry Built Homes Sold By Oliver Cates Agency

Four houses built by Clyde Fry were sold by Oliver Cates Agency. Details include 3821 25th St sold to Harley W. and wife for about 10 750 with 1000 sq ft two bedrooms. 4003 25th St sold to Buford and wife for about 10 900 with 1050 sq ft. 4007 25th St sold to Wallace C. and wife for about 12 000 with 1100 sq ft. 4009 25th St sold to Joseph W. and wife for about 8 700 with 832 sq ft. All are frame with asbestos siding. some have brick trim. Nickel plating note appears in last line.

Clyde Fry Oliver Cates 25Th St Harley W. Robinson Buford Lance Wallace C. Richardson Joseph W. Bills

Formal opening of Blair Chiropractic Clinic scheduled

The new Blair Chiropractic Clinic at 3401 Ave Q with a $30 000 masonry building of 2700 square feet opens Sunday. Dr. William G Blair, Oklahoma native, educated at Oklahoma A&M and Palmer School of Chiropractic, moved here in 1949 and belongs to the International Chiropractors Association and the Texas Chiropractic Society.

William G. Blair Ave. Q 1906 Ave. S Blair Oklahoma Oklahoma A&m College Stillwater Palmer School of Chiropractice Davenport Towa el Paso International Chiropractors Association Texas Chiropractice Society

South Plains Associated Grocers Buy Kimbell-Taylor Warehouse

The South Plains Associated Grocers announced the purchase of the Kimbell-Taylor Co. warehouse in Fort Worth at 26th St and Ave A for about 150 000 with two acres of ground. The 31 109 square foot steel and concrete facility will house the group as it plans to move offices and stock nearby.

South Plains Associated Grocers Kimbell-Taylor Co Fort Worth 26Th St Ave. A Wright Robt. W. Wright Lubbock Realtor The Grocers Association Alfred W. Allston Grocers Group Grocers Chica

Rites Slated Today For Crash Victim

Funeral services for 9 year old Jack Gandy killed in a Friday traffic crash near Seminole will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church Talco with Pastor Rev Joe Denton officiating. Burial in Talco Cemetery. Gandy died when his car went out of control after hitting gravel and overturned several times. He was alone. Roy Campanella homer gives Dodgers 100th at Ebbetts Field Friday night against Phillies.

Talco Jack Gandy Seminole Calvary Baptist Church Joe Denton Green Funeral Home Gandy Brooklyn Roy Campanella Dodgers Phillies Ebbetts Field

Remodeling at Lee Optical Co. Headquarters

Marsal Jacobs, contractor, underway on a complete remodeling of Lee Optical Co. at 1210 Broadway. The $25,000 project adds new equipment, remodels the front, repositions interior space for an extra examining room, reassigns the dispensing area, redecorates, and adds a Chinese motif mural and modern color schemes.

Lee Optical Company Broadway Marsal Jacobs

Educational Building Under Construction at First Assembly of God

Construction has begun on a brick and tile two story educational unit at 34th St and Ave S for First Assembly of God Church. The $25,000 addition will add 5,000 square feet with a youth chapel for Christ's Ambassadors and a fellowship hall. Pastor Rev Homer M Sheats has led since 1950. The church was formerly at 12103 Ave O.

First Assembly of God Church 34Th St Ave. S Christ’s Pmbassadors Homer M. Sheats Ave, O

Funeral Services For Newsman Killed In Singapore

Funeral services for Gene Symonds United Press manager for Southeast Asia will be conducted by Rev E J A St Louis at Grace Methodist Church in Dayton Ohio Monday Symonds was killed in a Communist led riot in Singapore May 13 while en route to cover an assignment His body will be moved from Hoyne Funeral Home to the church for a 9 am service then to Woodlawn cemetery in Lima for graveside military services and burial

Dayton Ohio Gene Symonds United Press Southeast Asia

Last Rites Set For Lucille Hazzard

Final rites for 59 year old Lucille Hazzard who died Friday at Garretts Convalescent Home will be held 2 p m Monday at Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church. Burial will be in Abernathy Cemetery under direction of McDonald Funeral Home of Lubbock. She is survived by her mother Minnie Hazzard of 406 4th St.

Lucille Hazzard Garrett 4Th St Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church Abernathy Cemetery McDonald Funeral Home Lubbock Miss Hazzard Ae Minnie Hazzard

Fluorescent Lighting Proves More Efficient Than Incandescent

Fluorescent lighting costs less to run and covers a larger area than an incandescent bulb with the same wattage.

Young Lubbock woman jailed on assault to murder charge

Mary Salazar age 18 of 400 block Ave Q was jailed on a $1000 bond for assault with intent to murder after a Friday shooting that wounded Dan Martinez 25 of 11 Ave O. Martinez was in good condition at West Texas Hospital. authorities say she admitted firing a .22 pistol after an argument and the pistol remains in evidence.

Mary Salazar Ave. Q Frida Dan Martinez Ave Martinez

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Albert Cole Ists Lone Star Trading Post Thornton Minor Hospital Suite E. Linwood Kansas City Adv Duffy Photo Service Chiropractic Kimbell-Taylor Warehouse J. B. Stevens W. B. Sears Odessa Ellwood French Ray Porter Andrews James Leftwitch Ralls W. T. Kidwell Ta‘hoka O. L. Watson, Jr Levelland Lee Optical Co Assembly of God Singapore Lubbock, Texas Anderson's Pered Baguettes Y Lubbock, Texas Anderson Fane TM Anneee
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