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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1964

Page

7

Clergyman objects to Johnson Communion act in church

In New York an Epis copal clergyman criticizes President Johnson for taking Communion in the Episcopal church. He says it violates church law though he does not doubt the president's good faith. Canon Albert J. Dubois notes past violations by clergy and urges adherence to church law and discipline without creating altar rail conflicts.

New York Johnson Episcopal Church Disciples of Christ Canon Albert J. Dubois The American Church Union American Church News Canon Dubois Washington

Allen Academy enrolls for fall term

Allen Academy invites parents and prospective students to inspect the independent boarding school. Small classes, ROTC leadership, counseling, and guidance aim to prepare youths for colleges and business. Capacity enrollment last year indicates all vacancies will be filled early. Classes start from seventh grade through high school and junior college.

Allen Academy

Tech consolidates dining for four dorms at Texas Tech

Construction on a 600000 dollar consolidated dining hall annex to Bledsoe and Gordon halls proceeds at Texas Tech. The 14000 square foot facility will seat 550, serve 22 students per minute, and replace current dining setups for West Sneed Bledsoe and Gordon. Completion planned for fall with modernization, cost savings, and new furnishings.

Texas Tech al Brown West Residence John McComb Bledsoe Hall Consolidated Bledsoe Gordon Sneed West Tech Four Tech Bledsoe and Gordon Halls Sneed, Bledsoe and Guy Moore Amon Moore

USDA sets 1964 cotton support prices range

The Agriculture Department announced actual average support prices for the 1964 crop cotton will range from 19.90 to 38.10 cents per pound with a national average base support of 30 cents. Rates vary by grade and staple length under a premium discount schedule, reflecting market payments for lengths. The department estimates the 1958–1962 crop quality would have yielded about 29.30 cents per pound.

Washington Agriculture Department

Denver City jeweler earns gemological certificate

W. E. Gayle, longtime Denver City jeweler and store owner, received a Gemological Institute of America certificate in Los Angeles for completing a course in diamond technology after fourteen years in the community.

Denver City W. E. Gayle Gemological Institute of America Los Angeles Calif Gayle

Burglar Face on Floor Turns Up Suspect

Taos police said a photograph on the floor of the La Fonda bar identified Robert J. Stephens 22 of Albuquerque as the burglar. Stephens faces grand larceny charges for stealing more than $100 during the break in.

Taos, N.M UPI Robert J. Stephens Albuquerque Taos Stephens la Fonda

Seagraves Seniors Make Colorado Trip

Seagraves High School senior class with sponsors Mrs. C. R. Holt Ike Moore and chaperones depart at 6 a.m. for a two day Colorado tour by chartered bus visiting Old Tascosa Boys Ranch Air Force Academy Colorado Springs sights Singing River Ranch Denver Mint Museum of Natural History Elitch's Gardens and a Cinerama showing The group returns June 3.

Seagraves Seagraves High School C. R. Holt Ike Moore Colorado Moore D. L. Moody A. Q. Petty Old Tascosa Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Denver U.S. Mint Museum of Natural History Eliteh

Tech Chemistry Students Get Recognition

Miss Nancy Taylor Miss Debbie Johnson and John Haschke were honored by the Texas Tech chemistry department for scholastic achievement in recent ceremonies. Taylor from Fort Worth won the Handbook for Chemistry and Physics outstanding freshman award and advances to Phase II of a $25 000 program. Johnson a junior from Lubbock earned the 1964 65 Frontier Chemical Scholarship. Haschke a Gonzales senior and Fulbright Fellow received the merit award as outstanding senior. awards were presented by Dr Joe Dennis with assistance from Miss Margaret Stuart.

Nancy Taylor Debbie Johnson John Haschke Texas Tech Chemistry Department Miss Taylor Fort Worth Chemical Rubber Publishing Company Cleveland Ohio Taylor Canada England United States Johnson Frontier Chemical Lubbock Frontier Alpha Lambda Delta Tau Beta Sigma Tech American Chemical Society Miss Johnson Lubbock Symphony Orchestra Haschke Gonzales Germany Signal Oil and Gas Company Chemical and Engineering Magazine Sicma Xi Arts and Science Lanches Society Phi Eta Sisma Phi Kappa Phi Joe Dennis Margaret Stuart

Eisenhower responds to MacArthur remarks no comment

Considine notes General Eisenhower has no comment on Gen MacArthur statements and does not expect to address the matter in the future. In Brownfield the city council will receive bids on a new leader at a June 18 meeting. Replacing old equipment is estimated at 9000 to 14000 dollars per C Ross mayor.

EF Dorado Golf Course Palm Springs Calif Eisenhower Gen Brownfield C. FE. Ross

Physician Attacks Parents at Education Conference

Dr. Mary C Calderone denounced American parents as hypocrites for sex attitudes while urging a full age-appropriate sex education from kindergarten through high school. She cited media influence and premarital pregnancy concerns, and noted her resignation as Planned Parenthood medical director after decades of public health work.

Chicago Mary C. Calderone New York Calderone National Congress of Parents and Teachers Planned Parenthood Association Great Neck N.Y American Public Health Association

Jayne's Vermifuge and Scripted Worm Remedies

In this ad text a medical claim promotes Jayne's PW tablets for Pin Worms and RW tablets for Round Worms. It describes symptoms like itching and urges early treatment, noting the product coats the tablets to reach the bowels and uses modern ingredients to kill worms.

Jayne

Awards Presented To 20 Girl Scouts

Twenty members of Girl Scout Troop 259 Rush School received community and crest badges at a court of awards Tuesday afternoon at Grace Presbyterian Church. Recipients included Suzanne Bruce Sylvia Claxton Linda Dickson Shelley Gill Lynnette Gibson Karen Horton Dana Hunter Lynn Johnson Cynthia Kyle Marianne Mundee Karen Nelson Hollie Orme Debbie Parr Donna Simpson Julia Tanner Lisa Tidrow Debbie Kay Noe Shirley Beckman Patricia Nunn and Cynthia Morgan. Mrs H S Johnson served as tray leader with assistants Mrs A J Simpson and Mrs Arnold Tanner.

Rush School Grace Presbyterian Church Suzanne Bruce Sylvia Claxton Linda Dickson Shelley Gill Lynnette Gibson Karen Horton Dana Hunter Lynn Johnson Cynthia Kyle Marianne Mundee Karen Nelson Hollie Orme Debbie Parr Donna Simpson Julia Tanner Lisa Tidrow Debbie Kay Noe Shirley Beckman Patricia Nunn Cynthia Morgan H. S. Johnson A. J Simpson Arnold Tanner

Levelland Junior High Band Awards Honor Student

Pat Metze of Levelland received the John Philip Sousa Award for outstanding bandsman for 1963-64 at the spring junior high concert. The award was presented by band director George Riddell.

Levelland Pat Metze C M. Metze John Philip Sousa George Riddell

Membership in Unions Increases in 1962 Washington

United States union membership rose in 1962 for the first time in six years, reaching 16,586,000 after a 300,000 gain. The share of workers in unions stayed just over 20 percent. Teamsters led with 1,457,252 members, followed by United Auto Workers, Steelworkers, Machinists, Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, and Carpenters.

Washington UPT United States Labor Department Monthly Labor Review U.S Teamsters Union United Auto Workers, Steelworkers, Machinists Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Carpenters’ UN

Mongolia Switzerland establish diplomatic ties and ambassadors

Moscow radio reported in Tokyo that Mongolia and Switzerland agreed to open diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors, signaling a new bilateral pact between the two nations.

Tokyo Mongolia Switzerland Moscow Radio

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