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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1955

Page

6

Graduation set for Thursday at Booker T. Washington High

Ivory St high senior Ivory St. is top of class with a 5.85 average. Graduation services run 8 p.m. Thursday in the school auditorium with Principal John L. Patton of Booker T. Washington Technical High School in Dallas as speaker. The Rev. A L Davis gives the invocation today. Scripture by Rev. S R B Roberts. Rev. A W Wilson to introduce speaker. Miss Johnnie L Alexander organist for the prelude and the Dunbar Band to play Men.

Ivory St John L. Patton Booker T. Washington Technical High School Dallas A. L. Davis S. RB. Roberts A. W. Wilson

Kennel Club to Hold Puppy Sweepstakes at Park Show

The Heart of the Plains Kennel Club sanctions a Puppy Sweepstakes for puppies aged three to 12 months at the Little Party House in Mackenzie State Park today. Judges James Paterson and Ralph Morrison set 12 30 p.m. start with best in show and divisions for multiple breeds.

MacKenzie State Park Heart of the Plains Kennel Club James Paterson Dallas Ralph Morrison Amarillo Paterson Morrison Vincent Gepp Companion Dog Training School of Lubbock Kennel Club Gepp Flood Jetter Shmw

Land surveyors and lawyers meet at Caprock luncheon

W. A. Bill Rounds,Fort Worth regional land engineer for Continental Oil, spoke on land problems as related to surveyors and attorneys at a Desat luncheon of the Lubbock Bar Association and South Plains chapter of the Texas Surveyors Association held Saturday in the Caprock Hotel. More than 60 attended. F. L. Pitts Amarilla chief justice of the Court of Civil Appeals was a special guest. W. Salvars, president, presided. Salvars said the luncheon closed the day’s meetings until September.

W. A Bill) Rounds Fort Worth Continental 631 Desat Lubbock Bar Association South Plains Texas Surveyors Association Caprock Rounds F. L. Pitts Amarilla Court of Civil Appeals Gues T.w. Salvars The Day Association Salvars

Dunbar Commencement Program Details and Winners

The Dunbar event features Dels. war march processional and recessional with The Holy City sung by Barbara Hamilton and Ella R. Rafe as soloists. The combined band and choir performs The Battle Hymn of the Republic under Shir ley Rose Brewer, with Mrs A L Hughes and Roy Roberts directing music. Rev Mr Dunn gives the benediction and Principal F C Struggs oversees the pasitude. Struggs will announce awards Thursday and join Supt Nat Williams in presenting the graduating class. 1955 graduates include Yvonne Anderson Bobbie Jean Bailey Espie Bailey Willie Parhber Mamie Butler Dorothy Carrol Bobbie Chew Wilbur Cotton Wilma Jean Daniels Bobbie Davis Thelma Ruth Day Esther Janice Duke Mildred Filis Robert Gould Jimmie Graves Bettye Faye Green Mary Lovee Hart Joe L Hibbier Talt Holloway James Howard Jamison Jo Ada Johnson James Judie Mary Leonard Maxine Liggins Robert Ponder Reva Jean Scott Virgil Smith Bertie Mae Thompson Racheal Thompson Kenneth Williams.

Struggs Nat Williams Dunbar Yvonne Anderson Bobbie Jean Bailey Espie Bailey Willie Parhber Mamie Butler Dorothy Carrol Bobbie Chew Wilbur Cotton Wilma Jean Daniels Bobbie Davis Thelma Ruth Day Esther Janice Duke Mildred Filis Robert Gould Jimmie Graves Bettye Faye Green Mary Lovee Hart Joe L. Hibbier T.alt Holloway James Howard Jamison Jo Ada Johnson James Judie Mary Leonard Maxine Liggins Robert Ponder Reva Jean Scott Virgil Smith Bertie Maehompson Racheal Thompson Kenneth Williams

Kaylair Department Store Becomes Fair Department Store

The Kaylair Department Store at 907-09 Broadway changes its name to Fair Department Store after RR N. Kavol of Tamesa purchased the Fair Store at 7NQ9 Broadway. Naval has used the Fair name in West Texas for about 10 years, with locations in Odessa Snyder Monahans Brownfield Littlefield Levelland Pecos and Midland. Kaylair opened here on April 14.

Kaylair Broadway Fair Bob Williams RR. N. Kaval Tamesa Iwayiiair Naval Fair Department West Texas Odessa Snyder Monahans Brownfield Littlefield Levelland Pecos Midland Kaylak

Nation's Negro Housing To Be Surveyed By Private Group

The Fund for the Republic announced a $100 690 nationwide housing survey focusing on city Negroes. President Robert M Hutchins said segregation in public education has ended and civil liberties will now drive race relations research in the fund's program.

New Yor Fund For the Republic Robert M. Hutchins Eisnee Fund For the Republic Ford Foundation Civiliberties

Hart Voters Approve STu 868 Bond For Classrooms

Voters in Hart and Castra county approved a 60 day wait before seeking aids for a school project. Fort Worth architect Wyatt C Hedrick leads the plan to add six classrooms a new locker room and a school auditorium to serve elementary needs for the next five to six years.

Hart Castra Arees Wyatt C. Hedrick Fort Worth

Marines Prepare Simulated Beach Assault on Armed Forces Day

The 40th Special Infantry Company of the U S Marine Corps Reserve will stage a simulated amphibious assault at Buffalo Lakes today at 3 p m as part of Armed Forces Day on the South Plains. Lt W C Eads said the exercise aims to seize an island objective with machine guns using Hank cartridges and fireworks to imitate artillery fire. Lubbock National Guardsmen will act as enemy forces with three local reserves receiving amphibious instructions for summer training in San Diego. The public is invited to observe the exercise, Finds said.

Lubbock 40Th Special Infantry Company U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Buffalo Lakes Armed Forces South Plains W. C. Eads

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