TOPS clubs in Lubbock urge sensible weight control
Active in Lubbock TOPS chapters emphasize sensible eating, not diets, with weekly weighings and color badges for weight changes. Mrs. Morrison notes 46 members have cut more than 900 pounds in a year while planning a 1964 state TOPS convention in Lubbock and discussing a men’s branch.
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St. Vice President
The
Golden Tops
Wisconsin
American Medical Ass
Lubbock
Morrison
Mackenzie High School Dedication Features Modern Design
The Mackenzie school building, covering 96 960 square feet at a cost of 1 073 198 dollars, includes compact core classrooms and centralized science labs with student lockers in a mid wing commons. The east wing houses auditorium and cafeteria with ventilation aims, while gymnasiums are in a separate building to cut noise. Designed by Dewitt and Spencer with advisory input, it may expand from 800 to 1 000 students. Named after Col. Ranald S. S. Mackenzie, noted Indian fighter and fort commander in Texas history.
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Bers
Mackenzie
Dewitt and Spencer
American Association of Administrators
Harold Yelverton
Tom Worsham
Charles Anderson
Byron Martin
John Miller
Cliff Widener
Sam Ainsworth
Hunter Brothers
Pickett Brothers
A. P
McQueen Named State Official With Agricultural Background
McQueen, a La Porte High School graduate, earned a Texas A&M B S in agricultural journalism and range management plus two Clayton Co scholarships. He served in the agricultural information office at A&M, worked for National Future Farmer, and was Southwestern field editor for Farm and Ranch. Married with two sons, he joins state service linked to agricultural sectors.
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A&m
National Future Farmer Magazine
Southwestern
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Dallas
McQueen
Houston Press Club
Sigma Delta Chi
American Agricultural Editors Assn
The
Texas Agricultural Workers Assn
Mrs. O A Crockett Gives Study Lesson in Shallowater
In Shallowater the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at First Methodist Church after noon. Mrs. O A Crockett led the third lesson titled The Christian Mission in Southern Asia with assistance from Mrs. A F Reese. Eleven members answered roll call with verses using the word good. Edna Arnold led worship and H L Gentry gave benediction. Next meeting will be a covered dish luncheon at 12 noon November 25 in the church.
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H. L. Gentry
Mrs Biffle Presides At WSCS Meeting Card
Canyon Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Marvin Biffle presiding. The invocation was given by Mrs. Nell Miller and Mrs. Cecil Matthews of Lubbock presented the fourth lesson on The Three Spiritual Classics. Mrs. Roy Dale McAllister and Mrs. Doyle Washington discussed the life of Mrs. Evelyn Underhill. Mrs. James Gammill gave The Spiritual Life. Twelve members attended. Plans were made for a salad luncheon at 12 30 p.m. Monday at the church. The concluding lesson will be presented.
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Canyon Woman's Society of Christian Service
Marvin Biffle
Nell Miller
Cecil Matthews
Lubbock
Roy Dale McAllister
Doyle Washington
Evelyn Underhill
James Gammill
Underhill
NATO council backs study on trade concessions to Soviets
Proposal from page one urged that any new trade concessions to the Soviets come only if Kremlin pledges to abandon the policy of a divided Germany and threats to isolate West Berlin. Scandinavians and other smaller NATO nations remained non-committal. With the council deadlocked, the issue was referred to the NATO secretariat for further study and likely to be raised again in December by the full NATO Council of Ministers.
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Kremlin
Germany
West Berlin
NATO
NATO Secretariat
NATO Council of Ministers
Two Girls Hurt In Mishap Here
Two 12 year old girls crossing Parkway Drive at 2nd Street Monday morning were struck by a car en route to Alderson Junior High School. Freda Hegler and Rita Harrison received treatment at West Texas hospital and were released.
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Parkway Drive
2Nd Street
Alderson Junior High School
West Texas Hospital
Freda Hegler
E. Brown
Rita Harrison
E. Auburn St
Patricia Ellis
Cherry
Lola
41St St
Brownfield-Levelland “Y
Frank M. Quinteras Jr
Hub Homes
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Litton plans new West Texas plant to boost defense electronics
Litton Industries unveiled plans for a new electronics manufacturing facility in Latchbock Texas aimed at defense aircraft systems. Construction starts in spring with payroll expected to exceed 1.5 million annually within 12 months. CEO Walker stressed hiring skilled people over rigid rules to drive autonomous operation in the plant.
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Litton
Walker
iWalker
University of Texas
Hall Level & Mfg. Co
Austin
Air Material Command
Waste King Universal
Litton Industries
Latchbock
West Texas
Republican Couples Club Organized Here
An organizational meeting formed a Republican Couples Club at the Neil Johnson home in Lubbock. Sponsored by the Lubbock Republican Women's Club the group elected temporary officers Clar ence Brazill and Mrs. Neil Johnson with committee chairs Jon Coll Bob Han stock and John Riley. First meeting set for December 5 with Dr. C L Kay as guest speaker.
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Republican Couples Club
Neil Johnson
Lubbock
Republican Women’s Club
Clarence Brazill
Jon Coll
Bob Hantock
John Riley
C. L. Kay
Charles Gibson
Bil Klattenhof
Slaton
Sid Moore
Lubbock County
Raymond Tapp
Glen Looney
Texas Tech Youns Republican Club
Little Girl Testifies For And Against Her Father
In Boston Municipal Court Dorothy Narcum ish testified via her deaf mute parents that her father Mbert Narcum beat policemen and men at the sink after an argument over a shoe errand and a beer. The judge found him guilty, ordered Dorothy paid an interpreter fee, and noted the police defended themselves.
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Boston
Dorothy
Nareem
Adrow
Daddy
Billy
Adlon
New Home gridder undergoes knee surgery
David Anfred, 17, senior at New Home High School, remained in good condition at St Marys Hospital Monday night after knee surgery to repair torn cartilage and other injuries from Fridays final football game. The athlete, son of Mr and Mrs Joe D Unfred of Tahoka, had played four minutes against Robsville when injury occurred, and his mother was in Lubbock with him. An importer on Cyprus seeks cocktail snacks.
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David Anfred
New
St. Mary's Hospital
David
Joe D. Unfred
West of New Home
Rt. 4
Tahoka
Ropesville
Lubbock
Walker Grabs Camera During Wallace Dallas Speech
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker grabbed a photographer’s camera and shoved him away as Governor George Wallace spoke at a Dallas luncheon. Photographer George Phenix of KRLD-TV described the chase and a shove that sent him into an elderly woman, ending his rapid-fire shots before Walker returned to his table.
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Dallas
Edwin A. Walker
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Walker
Rose
George Phenix
Krld-Tv
CHS
Phenix
Walker S
Army Reserve Expands Paid-Drill Enlistment Program
The U S Army Reserve launches an expansion program offering enlistment in local units with four months of active duty training. Eligible recruits under 26 who have not received induction orders may join a local reserve vacancy. Local HQ is at 2819 4th St for more information.
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U.S. Army Reserve
Army Reserve
4Th St
LVN Group Installs New Officers Here
Newly elected officers of the Licensed-Vocational Nurses Assn were installed at St. John's Methodist Church with Mrs Grace Bevel as first vice president and Mrs Frances Givens as secretary. Board members include Mrs Nancy Scott Mrs Edith Mattison and Mrs Juanita Cline. Association president Mrs Jim Segrist presided with Mrs Louise Linker RN installing officer.
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Vocational Nurses Assn
St. John’s Methodist Church
15Th St
College Ave
Grace Bevel
Frances Givens
Nancy Scott
Edith Mattison
Juanita Cline
Jim Segrist
Association
Louise Linker
Vocational Nurses
Plainview Robbery Suspect Sought in Firearm Holdup
West Texas police hunted Ernest Cook a 2 year old Plainview Negro identified as a robbery suspect after a gunpoint holdup of Linnie Strain a mother of seven who reported $15 taken from her on Sunday afternoon.
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Hale
Plainview
Ernest Cook
Cook
West Texas
Linnie Strain
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