Reunion in Lamesa Completes 59th Old Settlers Day
Dawson County hosts its 59th annual old settlers reunion at Forrest Park Community Center in Lamesa with 10 am registration, noon lunch, a memorial service, and a program of gifts and swapping tales. Officers include J. D. Dyer as president and Bill Weaver as vice president.
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Dawson County
Forrest Park
Reunion Association
J. D. Dyer
Bill Weaver
van Neill
Joe Hansard
Prince Philip Receives Oxford Honorary Degree
Prince Philip was awarded an honorary doctor of civil law by Oxford University on Friday and told attendees that upholding civilization is like trying to roll a snowball up a steep hill.
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Prince Philip
Oxford University
Lubbock High Student Wins Ranger Scholarship
Pia Johnny Walker president of the Lubbock High School senior class received a $2,000 four year college scholarship from Ranger Insurance Companies of Houston. The luncheon at the Lubbock Club drew about 25 attendees including his mother Mrs. Nora Walker. Final judging included Pr Edwin D. Martin Dr James B. Giles and Mrs Georgia Robinson with Walker noted for academics character and school involvement and plans to attend Texas Tech. The award drew more than 100 entrants from Texas and New Mexico.
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Johnny Bryan Walker
Lubbock
Ranger Insurance Companies of
Houston
Lubbock Club
Nora Walker
Uvalde Ave
Charles Rathbun
Walker
Frutts Insurance Agency
Texas
New Mexico
Ranger Companies
National Honorary Society
LHS
West Texas
Apartment Court Hearing Delayed on 50th Street Project
A temporary injunction hearing to halt a proposed 15 story apartment building on 50th Street between Ave T and Ave U was postponed at the 72nd District Court request of Ralph Brock attorney for local homeowners. City Attorney Fred Senter said no new date has been set by Judge Victor Lindsey.
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50Th Street
72Nd District Court
Ralph Brock
50Th St
Ave. T
Ave. U City
Fred Senter
Brock
Victor Lindsey
Danish Cheese Makers See Strong Market in Japan
Looking East from Copenhagen reports Danish cheese makers believe Japan offers a robust market. Industry officials cite growing consumer interest, favorable trade terms, and rising demand for dairy products as key factors driving export potential for Danish producers.
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Copenhagen
Japan
City Students Are Honored In Special Rites
Outstanding students were recognized in Recognition Day programs for two Lubbock elementary schools Friday. At Roscoe Wilson School in Hutchinson Junior High auditorium, Merrill Green of Texas Tech spoke as the colors were posted by Boy Scouts. A 15 minute orchestra concert followed, with safety awards given to 41 patrol members. 43 pupils were named best citizens, 108 safety awards issued, 75 reading certificates, 27 perfect attendance.
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Lubbock
Merrill Green
Texas Tech
Roscoe Wilson
Hutchinson
Mike Colson
John Gully
James Wilson
Herschel Avinger
Safety Patrol
Texas Readers Club
Guadalupe
DAR
Genovevo Esqueda
Dora Trevino
Pat Lucero
Pauline Galvan
Lidia Mata
Lydia Cruz
Helen Cruz
No Permit Not Practicing His Preaching
Alva C Harris, former Idaho Falls city building commissioner, is cited in the city court for failure to obtain a building permit. The complaint notes the lack of required permit for a building project.
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Idaho Falls, Idaho
Alva C. Harris
Idaho Falls
Special Classes Set At Crosbyton School
A six week session of half day classes for non English speaking children entering first grade next fall will begin Monday at Crosbyton. Ben Vera, a Crosbyian teacher, will lead the free program to help Spanish speaking children communicate in English before the new school year. Sessions run from 8 20 to 11 30 a.m. Monday through Friday.
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Crosbyton
Ben Vera
Hale County Demo Group Meeting Tonight in Audi torium
The Hale County Democratic Club meets at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium Ab Ernathy Aaron Du Bose precinct chairman says a covered dish dinner will be served Calloway Huf faker Tahoka will speak A Wayland College group provides musical entertainment with Bill Freeman Plainview as president.
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Abernathy
Hale County Democratic Club
Aaron DuBose
Calloway Huffaker
Tahoka
Wayland College
Bill Freeman
Plainview
Reese Airmen Promote In Major Rank Moves
Ninety one Reese airmen will move up June 1 under the base promotion quota. Four master sergeants, ten tech sergeants, six staff sergeants, twenty two airmen first class, and forty seven airmen second class rise, with names listed for each rank across the Field Maintenance Organizational Maintenance Wing and related squadrons.
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Reese
Harold Brock
William L. Foster
Francis C. Wynne
Albert J. Gustke
Howard Avery
Owen E. Vanderver
Donald K. Mulder
Julius B. Boyle
Doyle R. Moore
Eugene C. Reiger
Edward L. Childs
Gussie Clark
John Coard
Juddie B. Eastman
James C Crosby
Ronald C. Tamblin
Disaster toll climbs after 50 dead in Pakistan windstorm
Dacca Pakistan reports more than 50 people killed as mile an hour winds lash Kushtia district 225 miles west of the capital. Authorities brace for further casualties as rescue operations begin.
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Dacca
Pakistan
UPI
Kushtia
Here
Appointments for Methodists Announced in Southwest Texas
The Southwest Texas Conference read ministerial appointments on Friday with changes effective June 1. Numerous clergy reassigned include Lawrence Greenshaw to Comfort, Philip Riley to Goldthwaite, Raymond Wilson to Kerrville First, Otto Lund to Leander, and many others moving between Kerrville, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and surrounding districts.
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San Antonio
Southwest Texas
Kerrville
Lawrence Greenshaw
Browning
Comfort Center Point
Philip Riley
Junction
Goldthwaite
Raymond Wilson
San Marcos
Otto Lund
New Fountain
Leander
James Coppedge
San Antonio Aldersgate
Liberty Hill
Roy Robbins
Somerset
Lometa
Don Lilliedahl
Kerrville St. Paul
Medina Lake Hills
Virgil Eicher
Martindale
Jack Franklin
Mt. Home
McAllen
Charles Giesler
Harlingen St. Mark
Bishop
Leon Sims
Brownsville
Will Mathis Dunn Sr
Edinburg
Robert Grimes
Schertz
Harlingen Wesley
David Robertson
Lytle
Kingsville Christ
Charles Simpson
Lyford
Three Rivers
San Angelo
Dan Harry
Smiley
Brady Trinity
Phillip Robberson
New
Eden-Pear Valley
Philip Dibrell
Junction-Copperas
Wesley Schulze
Gonzales
McCamey
David Douglass
Bloomington
Mertzon-Barnhart
Wayne Smith
Taft
San
Angelo Heights
Francis Dery
Kingsville
el Campo
Russell Heaner
Ganado
Lon Speer
San Antonio Laurel Heights
Ineleside
Irving King
Halletsville
Karnes City
Warren Ellis
Fashing
Seadrift-Westhoff
Charles Runk
Gordon Miller
Mertyon
Woodsboro-Bayside
Lubbock Minister to Speak at Abilene Christian College
Dr. William S. Banowsky of Broadway Church of Christ in Lubbock will speak at Abilene Christian College baccalaureate exercises Sunday night. He plans to teach homiletics at Lubbock Christian College next year after moving from Pepperdine College in Los Angeles where he served as assistant to the president and dean of students.
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William S. Banowsky
Broadway Church of Christ
Lubbock
Abilene Christian College
Banowsky
Lubbock Christian College
Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
Buffet supper honors Monterey High senior Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, graduating senior at Monterey High School, was honored with a buffet supper Thursday in the home of Mrs. W. W. Cowdray. Spring flowers decorated the serving table. Twenty-two guests attended. Special guest was the honoree's mother Mrs. George Carter. Music provided by Michael Hicks. Hostess gift was luggage.
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Lynda Carter
Monterey High School
W. W. Cowdray
40Th St
George Carter
Michael Hicks
Suzanne Crain Honored At Lubbock High School Party
Suzanne Crain, senior at Lubbock High, was honored with a hobo supper at Mrs. J W Stevens home. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Crain, parents of the honoree, with ten guests invited and a hostess gift presented.
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Suzanne Crain
Lubbock High School
J. W. Stevens
33Rd St
Oscar Crain
Anti-Defamation Meeting Unites Protestants and Jews Over Soviet Repression
In Beverly Hills the Anti-Defamation League announced a letter of conscience signed by over two thousand Protestant church leaders and Jewish figures urging the Soviet Union to end discriminatory measures against Jews. Signers include Cardinal Cushing, Cardinal Spellman, Cardinal Ritter, and church leaders from the Presbyterian, Baptist and other traditions. The letter requests religious freedom, cultural revival, and reestablishment of ties with Jews abroad, to be sent to the State Department and United Nations.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Soviet Union
B'nai B'rith
Anti-Defamation League
U.S
Dove Schary
U.S. State Department
United Nations
Schary
Label Katz
Cushing
Boston
Spellman
New York
Ritter
St. Louis
William H. Me
Lutheran Youth Banquet Slated in Redeemer Church Hall
About 175 Lutheran youths from Lubbock Plainview Wilson Post LaMesa Littlefield Muleshoe Farwell registered for the Walther League 25th anniversary banquet at 7 pm in Redeemer Lutheran Church parish hall 22 St and Ave W Rev E G Neunaber pastor presiding Master of ceremonies William Harr circuit steward for the Lutheran Churches Missouri Synod in Lubbock area Harr is with Southwestern Public Service Co banquet address A Time to Say No to be given by Rev Mr Neunacher Re dedication led by Rev Otto Urban Plainview pastor advisor for leagues in the Lubbock zone Entertainment by Redeemer league members over 1200 Walther League societies in US Canada and 30 foreign countries since 1893 named after Dr C F Walther first president.
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Lubbock
Plainvein
Wilson
Post
Lamesa
Littlefield
Muleshoe
Farwell
Walther League
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Ave. W
E. G. Neunaber
Redeemer Church
William Harr
Missouri Synnod
Harr
Southwestern Public Service Co
Neunacher
Otto H. Urban
Plainview
Walther
United States
Canada
C. F. W. Walther
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Gold Star Mothers Join VEFW Auxiliary At Thursday Meet
Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Lubbock Post 2466 met Thursday night at the VFW hall with Mrs. Fred Williams presiding. Three Gold Star Mothers were given the obligation to become new members: Mrs. G. M. Rogers, Mrs. Myrtle Katchesid, and Mrs. Lillie Mae Hudnall. Patio furniture will be given to Big Spring Hospital at 7 p.m. Thursday by the auxiliary with Mrs. Lynn B. Jones presenting.
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Lubbock
VFW Hall
Fred Williams
G. M. Rogers
Myrtle Katchesid
Lillie Mae Hudnall
Big Spring Hospital
Lynn B. Jones
Janey Williams
Salad Supper Closes Beta Sigma Phi Meeting at Mrs Meador’s
Zeta Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a salad supper at Mrs. Bruce Meador’s home on 3604 46th Street to end the year. Thirteen members attended with Mrs. Blaine Hess presiding. Mrs. Charles Hanson was introduced as a new member. After the meeting, bridge was played and winners were Mrs. Wiley Davis, Mrs. Mickey Ham, and Mrs. G. W. Yeargain.
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Zeta Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Bruce Meador
46Th St
Blaine Hess
Charles Hanson
Wiley Davis
Mickey Ham
G. W. Yeargain
Money on sale Caracas commercial banks sell dollars to public
Caracas banks begin selling dollars to the public as authorities push currency exchange options. Banks advertise rates and access for citizens seeking official dollar purchases amid ongoing financial pressures.
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Caracas
Venezuela
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M van Ruggles
U. V. Blake Record Center
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Abin Aradt
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19Th St
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Hale County
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Vincent A. Benjamin Jr
Clayton L. Bentley
Eugene W. Carr
Jerry W. Doby
Hugh D. Ensley
Heinz E. Fuhrmann
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Frank H. Shelton
David Singer
Michael L. Vranich
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Iva H. Cox Jr
Irving Crick Jr
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Robert W. Eldridge
Richard A. Fitzgerald
David A. Gilbert
Lawrence C. Ginosky
John D. Gordon
Michael R. Green
Paul A Griffith
Eugene A. Hayes
David P. Hobbs
Robert L. Hogvenmiller
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Frerett Matthews
Lester Millwee
Jerry L. Moran
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J. V. Davis
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Vandelia Village Church of Christ
60Th Street Lubbock
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Kdav—Radio
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College
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Tatum
Christ
Salem Avenue Baptist Church
27Th
Salem Ave
D. L. Lowrie
First Baptist Church
Lorenzo
Village Theater
Southern Baptist Church
Vakrek
Kryptok
Ewo
Broadway
Pioneer Way
Sa Vsey
Armstrong
Carrier
Carrier Air Conditioning Headquarters
Armstrong? Supply Company
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