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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1964
Page
7
Recent showers encourage lawn greening and new growth on oaks, pecans, and mimosa trees. Wait for transplanted trees to leaf out, trim dead branches, and consider root stimulators. Keep pruning to remove dead twigs and any dead growth on shrubs.
The piece notes that deciduous shrubs like Philadelphus or mock orange can brighten late spring gardens despite a dip in popularity. Many species are native to nearby regions and perform well under South Plains conditions, with several found in Lubbock gardens.
Miss Germaine Odom of Monterey High School is chosen as one of 45 secondary French teachers to attend a summer language institute at Wells College in Aurora New York from July 3 to August 15. The program aims to enhance language skills and teaching effectiveness with staff of Wells faculty and guest lecturers from other colleges and universities.
Tulia School Board approved six new teachers for the 1964 65 year including Deloris Batts to teach special education Lynn Hefley for special education Jeanette Miller to teach English and music in sixth grade Richard V Kennedy to teach government history and English in sixth grade Linda Dickson to teach English in fourth grade and Pat L Brooks to be assistant band director and teach music education and English Mrs Ed Crawford approved as visiting teacher for another term.
Geneva based ILO reports that women comprise 27 of every 100 economically active people worldwide, accounting for one third of the global labor force. The finding highlights persistent gender gaps in employment across regions and sectors.
Mrs. Ivy G. Savage, principal since 1940, will be honored with an open house at Roscoe Wilson School 2801 25th St from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The event, hosted by the PTA, celebrates her 24 years of service and retirement at year end. Former students, parents, and staff will attend to tour classrooms and view a large photograph tribute.
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