Replica Liberty Bell to visit Lubbock for savings bond drive
A bronze replica of the Liberty Bell will tour Lubbock on Thursday to promote savings bonds. The bell will be on display from 9 am to 12 noon with planned ceremonies, after starting its seven week, 5 000 mile national tour from Fort Worth on May 16.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Thursay
United States
Brownie
Hamil
Lubbock County Savings Bonds
Saturda Theon Grive
Hamilton
Sone
Fort Worth
Fort “x
Penacace Hall
Philadelpi
States
District of Columbia
Ford Motor Co
South Plains
America
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
Miller Couple Celebrates Golden Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Miller of Lubbock were honored with an open house at their home on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Hosts were their children and many relatives. about 200 guests attended from Spade Barth Dallas Floydada Idalou Fort Worth and Ball.
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F. C. Miller
Lubbock
S. Flo. Miller
Ball
Lubbock Man Must Serve Prison Term
Richard A. Woodring 28 was ordered to county jail to await transfer to the state penitentiary for a one year sentence after failing to fulfill a January 16 restitution plan of 7100 from an embezzlement conviction. The court heard that he made no payments in April or May and faced additional trouble on check cases.
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Richard A. Woodring
Tandfer
Oklahoman
District Court
GV Pardue
Sheff Grady Hisesit
Woodring
Pfescar
Fem
Hub Lee
Lee Tie
E.G. Pharr
Ralph Brock
Pharr
Wendring
Way Cleared for New Brownfield Roadway
George W. Neill, Terry county attorney, has completed easements enabling state to build four miles of roadway west of Brownfield. The 100-foot wide route will start north of Brownfield on the Levelland highway, cross US 380 west of the business district, and connect with the Seagraves highway two miles south. Construction is expected to begin around June 30 and will shorten travel for traffic between Levelland Seagraves and points south.
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Brownfield
George W. Neill
Terry County
Levelland
Seagraves
San Angelo Man New Methodist Official
Dr. Ben H. Bohmfalk of San Angelo was elected secretary treasurer of the Southwest Texas Methodist conference. He succeeds his father Rev. C. F. Bohmfalk of San Antonio who died recently. Pension official A Thomas Mellwain noted pensions for retired ministers tripled since 1940, with the national average now 27 dollars per service year. Southwest Texas pays 32 dollars per year. Appointments to the board of education will be read tomorrow.
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San Antonio
Ben H. Bohmfalk
San Angelo
Methodist Brotherhood
Southwest Texas Methodist Conference
C. F. Bohmfalk
A.thomas Mellwain
St. Louis
Board of Pensions
The
Methodist Church
Southwest Texas Conference
William C. Finch
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Conference Board of Education
Annual Wheat Festival Set for June 2 in Wichita Falls
The first annual Wheat Harvest festival is announced for June 2 in Wichita Falls. Princesses from five counties will attend a ceremony where the queen is crowned, with music by Carlos Molina and his band. Tickets cost 180 and 1 and are available at Nowsworthy Music or Festival Box 1860.
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Wihita Falls
Walter Nelson
Av. Drue Spain
Eldon Hughes
Carlos Molina
Midwestern University
The
Nowsworthy Music Store
Festival
Box 1860
Wichita Falls
Birthday unlucky for Californian ends in crash and losses
Jack Curran marked his 42nd birthday with a chain of events from quitting his job to a breakup, then a Santa Anita harness bet spree where he lost all six races, and a subsequent car crash injuring four, including drivers. Cur ran told police he would not celebrate again. A note on United States films and the Siam market follows.
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Los Angeles
Jack Curran
Carrie Curran
Santa Anita
Harry Vogt
Curran
Learn the serious nature of fistula and colon disorders
Learn the serious nature of fistula colon stomach and associated disorders. Write today for a free copy of a 40 page illustrated book from Thornton and Minor Clinic Suite 1774 911 E Linwood Kansas City Mo. adv.
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Thornton & Minor Clinic
E. Linwood
Kansas City
Typographical Union Memorial Rites Planned in Lubbock
Members of the Lubbock Typographical Union No. 888 hold memorial services at 3 30 p m in the First Methodist church auditorium in memory of deceased members. Dr Jack M Lewis will speak. Contralto Jack Boren will sing Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled and All In An April Evening with Mamie I Neal at the organ. Jack Ellis will read obituaries. Wreaths will be placed on graves afterward.
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Lubbock Typographical Union No. 888
First Methodist Church
Jack M. Lewis
First Presbyterian Church
Jack Boren
Thornton
Diack
Mamie I. Neal
Jack Ellis
The
Typographical Union
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MR. and
Mrs. F. 0. Miller
Cagle
New Methodist
Surrey
Sprague
Carleton
Millinery Department
Honna-Popee CG
Dorothy Gray
Ant
Hanna-Pope Co
Dow
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