Bantam Shofj Morton Hen Wins Fair Crown at South Plains
Roy McClung of Morton captured the grand championship Friday in the All-Variety Bantam Show at the South Plains Fair with a black cachin hen. Jay Miller of Albuquerque judged 408 entries across 25 classes, while the reserve bantam title went to a Rhode Island cock owned by R. A. Leonard of Spade.
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Roy McClung
Morton
Anhandle South Plains Fair
Jay Miller
Albuquerque
R. A. Leonard
Spade
Ray
Black Co
Hamypenn
Leonard
Rage
Amrican
Laynard
Tantus
Menterras Diack Cochin de Vea CIA
Ammer
Denny Olver
Amarilla
Hudnall Et Lobbeck
Gorion
Connally Tana Brown
Vellaneois
Ceres
Beery Seikie
Mita
Tavior Hamburg Miller Bantam Farm
Polaho- Moler Haniam Suskey
Kenny Aireth
Three men sentenced on DWI in county court
Ramon Enriguez 55 of Shallowater Billy Humphreys 25 of Levelland and Henry Huerta 35 of Idalou pleaded guilty Friday in Judge Edwin H Boedeker s court to DWI recei ved fines 75 125 and 150 and jail terms 20 10 and 15 days with probation 18 9 and 0 months Huerta denied probation Bond set for four in nocence pleas Johnny Wilt 18 Abernathy Akers Klatt 49 Abernathy and Jessie Lozano 28 Acuff Road shoplifting charges plus six more items noted.
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Edwin Hi. Boedeker
DWI
Ramon Enriquez
Rr 1
Shallowater
Billy R. Humphreys
Levelland
Henry Sanchez Huerta
Idatou
Huerta
Bordeker
Johnny A. Wilt
Acuff Road
Robert HH. Klatt
Abernathy
Dwt
Jessie Lozano
Bates St
Jake Damron
Steline
Boedeker
Jerry Don Ingley
7Th St
Ingly
Tagly
Wirth
Harris County
Earth One Day At Planetarium Show At Moody
A Moody Planetarium lecture demonstration titled Our Planetarth offers a space traveler view of earth and its origins. Show times are today at 3 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Admission is 50 cents for adults 25 cents for students and free for West Texas Museum Association members. The Planetarium is part of the Museum of Texas Tech University.
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Earth
Moody Planetarium
Planetarium
West Texas Museum Association
Museum of
Texas Tech University
Texas voters face new three year registration period
On the first day of the new voter registration period Texas deputies and tax assessors anticipate a gradual rise in registrations especially among 18 to 21 year olds. The law allows deputy registrars, expands registration windows to three years, and ends the January 31 cutoff with automatic reregistration after voting.
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John Lumpkin
Associated Press
Texas
Tyler
Countdown
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Ben Gentle
Dallas
San Antonio
Ralph Thompson
Lubbock County
Revistra
Lions
Thompson
Webb A F Base hosts career day for West Texas students
Hundreds of Webb Air Force Base visitors tour the facility as officials cut the ribbon on a new 3.5 million hospital. Col Sidney J Curtis and Gen Geoffrey Weidemann lead briefings while the Thunderbirds perform an aerial show, highlighting 15 careers and future base events for nearly 400 students from a 150 mile radius.
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Air Force
Thunderbirds
Webb Air Force Base
Webb
Nose Base
Big Spring
West Texas
Sidney J. Curtis
Geoffrey Weidemann
Air Training Command
Weidemann
Curtis
Malcolm Ot. Ryan
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Southeast Asia
Brownfield Convention Sees Henry Hill Speak at Legion Event
Henry Hill of San Antonio former Texas American Legion commander will headline the two day 19th district Legion and auxiliary convention in Brownfield. The gathering runs with the Terry County Harvest Festival and features a parade at 10:30 a.m. and a lawn program at the Terry County courthouse. Registration starts at 1 p.m. with meetings at 9 a.m. Sunday includes an evening banquet led by Brownfield district commander H D Boston.
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Brownfield
Henry Hill
San Antonio
American Legion
Hill
Gil Moody
Lubbock
Legion
Terry County
American Legion Post
D. Boston
Four Lubbock Men Charged in Burglary Cases
Four Lubbock men face burglary-related charges from incidents on Thursday. Danny Gregson and Paul Walker Jr. were jailed briefly, then released on bonds of 2000 dollars each. Lommie Humphrey and Charles Adams remain jailed on 5000 and 2500 dollar bonds respectively, with Adams already facing three prior charges. Police tied the incidents to thefts at Feeno-Wash laundry and Itfufstedler Truck Co. and noted related break-ins at Gateway Cafe and Lubbock Transit Co.
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Lubbock
Danny Carl Gregson
Tth St
Paul Bernand Walker Jr
Bangor Ave
Lommie Humphrey
8Th St
Charles Ray Adams
Gregson
Walker
Humphrey
Adams
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Clovis Road
Itfufstedler Truck Co
Erskine St
Gateway Cafe
Two Arrested In Lubbock Marijuana Raid
Police report two youths were taken into custody in a narcotics raid near 24th Street. Harvey Young, 20, and Rocky Shoemaker, 18, faced marijuana related charges after officers found bags of seeds plant substance cigarettes and pipes in their apartment. Shoemaker posted 1000 bond while Young remained jailed on 5000 bond. Authorities said one youth fled but was captured later.
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Lubbock
Frre
Harvey Thomas Young
25Th St
Rocky Brooks Shoemaker
43Rd St
Shoemaker
Tment
Young
23Rd St
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Bantam
Lubbbock Aavalanche
We Pew Carre
Collect AG
Webb Afr
AF Life
Henry Will
Boston
Legion Convention
Levines
Broadway
East 4Th ST
50Th ST
Continental
U.S
Michigan
Wendels
Case
South
Slaton
E. Broadway
Lowery Field
Joseph C. Vanderhoof, D.D.S
Caprock Medical Center
Lubbock, Texas
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