Iterium Society’s First Annual Show and Growth at Lubbock
Hand reviewed records show the Iterium Society at Lubbock Municipal Garden and Arts Center outlining its rise from a preliminary group in September 1967 to a full-fledged chapter by January 1968 with 179 members from 128 families. Marshall Pennington presided as president. Mrs. Benidean Tamimock and Mrs. Edgar Jarman chaired the first annual show in October. Georgia Booker reported on the national flower show in Tulsa. J.C. Williamson won multiple awards including the sweepstakes in horticulture and a President's Cup. Elected officers included Pennington as president, Mrs. George Bonner as first vice president, J. C. Williamson as second vice president, E. G. Pharr as secretary, Charlie Speed as treasurer, and Mrs. Hurley Carpenter as historian. Forty-five members attended the dinner with the motto “Miami's the Word.” Membership spans Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, and Texas.
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Hand
Coloranga
Chamber of Commerce
National
Chrysanthemity Society
Marshall Pennington
Benidean Tamimock
Edgar Jarman
Society
Georgia Booker
Tulsa
Hanimock
Lubbock
J.C. Williamson
Charlie Speed
Levelland
Katrina Jarman
Karla Jarman
Lee Graves
Alors . Hammock
Pennington
George Bonner
Olton
J. C. Williamson
E.G. Pharr
Hurley Carpenter
Jarman
Lubbock Chrysanthemum Society Grows In First Annual Dinner
Bob Hand of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and Chrysanthemum Society spoke at the inaugural dinner, noting the group’s expanding membership and broader recognition as a chrysanthemum hub. The event highlighted local horticultural interest and community support for flower enthusiasts.
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Bob Hand
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock Chrysanthemum Society
Lubbock Chryssan
Two escapees Captured After Jail Break Relapse
Two men escaped from Angelina County jail during services three weeks ago were recaptured in Post Garza County sheriff said David Compton of Amarillo and Jerry Harvard of Lufkin were taken into custody after deputies located them in Post. They had been working there for a week to 10 days.
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Angelina County
Lufkin
Garza County
C. F., Clabern Jr
David Compton
Amarillo
Jerry Harvard
Lafkin
Clabern
Larkin
Tech professors win Education Dept grants for Latin American programs
U S Rep George Mahon announced two Texas Tech projects approved by the Office of Education. Dr Owen L Caskey will train about 200 bilingual counselors for Latin American students through a 1969 70 term program with $4 000 scholarships and dependent allowances. A second project led by Da Co L Ainsworth targets about 20 elementary principals in a three week summer workshop on Latin American culture sensitivity and teaching materials with stipends. Both programs fall under the Education Professions Development Act with no final grant totals yet released.
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Office of Education
Washington
Texas Tech
U.S
George Mahon
Owen L. Caskey
Vie
Caskey
Tech
Department of Elementary Education
da Co
Evans Junior High Sing America Sing Delights City Audience
Evans Junior High students staged Sing America Sing to a packed Evans auditorium with 550-plus attendees. Ninth and tenth graders performed patriotic history in song and pantomime, earning praise from adults and a thrilled crowd, ending on Now thank we all our God.
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America
Evans Damier High School
Erie Canal
Mae
Vallehii
JFK's Crutches Solved Problem
Dr Janet Travell details President Kennedy using crutches after a cheek injury during a 1965 Europe trip. She explains he relied on the crutches to avoid kneeling awkwardly, noting his humor and self deprecation in the McCall's magazine feature.
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New York
Gar
John Fo
Hearing Begins In Damage Suit At Maryland Court
Testimony opened Thursday in Temd Thstrict Court in a 70 000 drainage suit arising from a collision between a person on a motor vehicle and a motorcycle rider. William T. Stewart of Tushek book seeks opufement against Abfer at 56200 Brewenfield Road. He claims Miller was negligent in the Aug. 1987 accident at dth Street and Quaker Avenue, Stawart, who was on a motor vehicle, and suffered a partially disabling back injury. Judge Wilhiaut R. Shaver recessed court until 9 a.m. for resumed testimony.
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William T. Stewart
Tushe Book
Brewenfield Road
Miller
Dth Street
Quaker Avenue
Stawart
Communists Agree on World Red Summit in Moscow May 1964
Representatives of 67 Communist parties reached agreement on a world Red summit to be held in Moscow in May 1964, the Czechoslovak news agency reported from Budapest.
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Vienna
Moscow
Ctk J
Budapest
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Cushion of Comfort eases sore gums and lets you eat, laugh, talk, and sneeze without embarrassment. Denture refits in minutes, lasts for months, removing daily powders and cushions. Tasteless, odorless, money back guarantee. Call drug counters.
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Acall
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Briercroft
MUM Society
Gorttla
Ninning
Frijoles
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U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
North Atlantic
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Maine
Montana
Mahon
Dr. Cuskey
Evans Junior High
JFK
Ming Trees Restaurant
Brownfield
Levelland Hwy
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Cole Sian
Raff & Hall Drug Stores
Boston
Levetland Hinway
Colon
Ford
Lasses
Uaiowal MR. Teal
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