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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1963

Page

2

New Classes Start at YWCA on Broadway

A series of new classes begins this week at the YWCA 1641 Broadway. Deanna Ward announces pre registration is preferred. Classes include tailoring, beginning Spanish for children, a French course, and office machines and typing at Merriman Business College.

YWCA Broadway Deanna Ward Bennie Stapp Kathleen Grisham Georges Planel Merriman Business Colege 19Th St Darline Hunter

Reese Singers Sweep Fourth in ATC Contest

Reese Air Force Base entrants placed fourth among 28 bases in the annual Air Training Command group singing contest. Col. Richard A. Steele was notified of the result as Reese leads in the ATC Commander’s Trophy standings. The Reese choir entered five of seven categories directed by 2nd Lt. Vernon C. Hogden, a Rice University graduate and ATC instrumental solo winner.

Reese Air Force Base Air Training Command Richard A. Steele Reese ATC Vernon C. Hogden Rice ‘University

Brownfield Kiwanis Elects New Officers

J C Dorsett was elected president of the Brownfield Kiwanis Club at a recent meeting. Other officers include Earl Honeycutt as vice president, Bob Wood as second vice president, Cecil Ferguson as secretary, and Curtis Beard as treasurer. New directors are B F Hudsonson and Willis Weber, with outgoing president W D Cotham.

Brownfield J. C. Dorsett Brownfield Kiwanis Club Earl Honeycutt Bob Wood Cecil Ferguson Curtis Beard B. F. Hud Ison Willis Weber W. D. Cotham

Burglars Hit Four Firms in North Lubbock Overnight

Burglars struck four North Lubbock businesses overnight Friday. Southland Battery Warehouse suffered a rear door break in with booster cables, a battery charger, and two test machines taken totaling 137 dollars. Lubbock Brake and Electric Co. lost about 30 dollars from a cash box and change from a vending machine. Sue’ei Cafe and Pauline's Deivecta saw devices broken into with small-change losses, but no money confirmed.

North Lubbock Southland Battery Warehouse Ave. P Lubbock

Floydada Group Seeks Charter for First State Bank

A Floydada area group has applied for a charter to establish a new bank to be called First State Bank in Aldine Williams will be president and the opening capital stock would be 500000 if approved Jack Wicker from Littlefield would chair the board Directors named include J Latta J R Turner Gene Bloys Marvin Jarboe W A Simpson LeRoy Burns Anton Carthel and J B Bishop

Floydada Special Tmen First State Itt Aldine Williams PCA Jack Wicker Littlefield Banker J. Latta J. R. Turner Gene Bloys Marvin Jarboe W. A.simpson LeRoy Burns Anton Carthel J.B. Bishop

Wives Granted Visiting Rights at English Oil Plant

Wives of oil refinery workers at a English plant will be allowed to visit their husbands during shifts, easing separation during long hours. The decision aims to boost morale and reduce strain on families at the facility.

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Olivia Vazquez Santaella Weds Stanley Holden in Mexico City

Olivia Vazquez Santaella married Stanley Holden of New York this week in Mexico City. Holden is an engineer for the New York City Highway Department and a graduate of Brooklyn Poly Tech and Pratt Institute.

Mexico City UPI Martha Olivia Vazquez Santaella Stanley Holden New York Holden New York City Highway Department Brooklyn Polytech Pratt Institute

Steinbeck says Russians praise him and America

Novelist John Steinbeck told a Moscow news conference that he hears many friendly things from Russians about Americans and himself. Tass reported that his wife is alarmed lest his head goes round.

Russia Moscow UPI John Steinbeck Amrericans Tass

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