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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1963

Page

2

Texas moisture sapped by week's strong winds

AUPI report notes strong winds dried moister for Texas crops. Dry last week reduced soil moisture, delaying planting of small grains and grazing on irrigated lands. The frost line moved south of Lubbock, cotton stripping to begin above it, while farmers from Tohoka southward still needed a hard freeze to defoliate cotton.

Austin UPI Texas State Department of Agriculture High Plains Lubbock Tohoka Low Plains

Doctors quit smoking aided by new tablet says survey

A University of Chicago NORC survey reports 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke, many quitting recently due to evidence linking cigarettes to lung cancer and a new nicotine reducing tablet. The Anti-Tobacco Center of America reports 88.6 percent of heavy smokers have stopped, and invites readers to request free information by mailing name and address.

Chicago University of Chicago National Opinion Research Center Anti-Tobacco Center of America Dept Fifth Avenue New York

Local Briefs From Lubbock Area Include Obituary and Court Bonds

Beulah Jack 78 of Waldron Kan died in Greensburg after a short illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. today in Waldron. Walker F. Jack son and Ora Raymer are mentioned as relatives. Lubbock High Vocational Club heard speaker Christie of Retail Merchants Assn on credit use and protection. Dan Portwood attends a four day Texas pest control convention in Houston. Bonds set at 100 dollars for Clyde Stringer and Billy Snider in misdemeanor check cases.

Wits Beulah Jack Waldron Kan Walker F. Jackson Ave. R Ora Raymer 36Th St Greensburg Dack Christie Retail Merchants Assn Lubbock High School al Industrial Club Dan Portwood 9Th St Houston Portwood Texas Pest Control Association Pat Moore Clyde JC. Stringer el Reno Okla James A. Ellis Billy Snider Rt. 2 Lubbock

Dinner Honors South Plains Aid To Retarded Children

South Plains Council for Retarded Children awards certificates to state officials, local leaders, and organizations for backing a Texas State School in Lubbock. Honorees include State Sen. H. J. Blanchard, Rep. Bill J. Parsley, Lt. Gov. Preston Smith (honored in absentia), and local figures. The event, at the Pioneer Hotel, also recognizes Lubbock City officials, Texas Tech contributors, and community groups for efforts aiding retarded children.

Barnie Rushing Chamber of Commerce H. J Doc) Blanchard Bill J. Parsley Haskell Odom South Plains Council For South Plains Kenneth May Avalanche Journal Meridian Lubbock Plains Council Blanchard Jnst National Rebell Odom Ee A Council Pioneer Hotel West Texas House Preston Smith Reed Quilliam J. Collier Adams Jack Strong Ishmael Hill Lubbock School System Theodore Andreychuk Texas Tech Arnold Maeker Milam Children’s Training Center United Fund Jack L. Thurman Texas Education Agency Harrison W. 1 Harrison United Commercial Travelers Texas ACT Smith Avalanche-Journal KCBD KLBK Board For Texas State Hospitals and Special Chooxing

Tech Child Art Session Sets Ninth Annual Conference

Tech hosts its ninth annual Child Art Conference Saturday led by Bill Lockhart and Franz Kriwanek. About 200 teachers and others attend the morning sessions at the Home Economics Building with demonstrations in crayon work stitching painting puppetry and printing. Luncheon at 12 10 p m features Ray Hellberg discussing what makes art education effective for elementary children open to public teachers and adults working with young learners.

Texas Tech Bill Lockhart Applied Arts Tech Franz Europe Ing United States Kriwanek Switzerland Sweden Djakarta Indonesia Ray Hellberg

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