Pi Delta Phi to Sell L'Esprit Francais at Tech
Texas Tech chapter of Pi Delta Phi announces the 1963 64 edition of L Esprit Francais will go on sale Monday in Administration Building Room 212. Edited by Sandra Wolfe the literary magazine features poetry essays and one act plays with winners including Jerry Tonrey and Kenneth Sherron Brown both of Lubbock plus honorable mentions. The third year edition costs 50 cents a copy and aims to foster interest in French culture and language.
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Texas Tech
Pi Delta Phi
Jerry Tonrey
Lubbock
Rebecca Hord
Tech Pi Delta Phi
Tech
L'Esprit Francais
Sandra Wolfe
Kenneth Sherron Brown
Nephtali de Leon
Carolyn Craig
Mona Hale
Gruver
George Edward Stanley
Memphis
DeLeon
Stanley
Robert Q. Carter
Garden City
Kayren Poff
Irma Galindo
Janice O'Neal
Pi Delta Phi At Tech
Beatrice Alexander
France
C. B. Qualia
A. M. Hardee
Isabelle Seegar
Marriage Licenses and Court Actions in Lubbock Area
Official records show multiple marriage license entries for Charles White and Mariellen McNeely, Joseph Benny Martin and Jo Ann Harris Armes, Raymond Garrett and Rebecca Ann Sharpe, Paul Gutierrez Gonzales and Virginia Torrez Mendez, Delbert Hartwell and Patsy Schneider, all listed with ages and locales. The docket also covers various divorce suits, damages claims, and probate filings from 2nd and 9th District Courts, including Lindsey, Davison, and Shaver jurisdictions, with names such as Edna Hampton Smith, Bertha Ticer, Sylvester Witt, Homer Greer, Roger Martin, Home Indemnity Co, Beechcraft Inc, Bison Airlines, and estate matters in County Court at Law No 1.
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Charles White
Slaton
Mariellen McNeely
Post
Joseph Benny Martin
Jo Ann Harris Armes
Lubbock
Raymond Garrett
Rebecca Ann Sharpe
Paul Gutierrez Gonzales
Virginia
Torrez Mendez
Delbert Jesse Hartwell
Victor H. Lindsey
John H. Smith
Edna
Hampton Smith
Raymond
Ticer
Bertha
Chief Warrant Officer Earl D Morris Retires From Army
Chief Warrant Officer Earl D Morris formerly of Southland retires after 22 years of service. He entered the Army in 1942, served in Europe during World War II and on occupation duty in Germany and Austria. He was a section chief in personnel security investigation for the 112th Intelligence Corps Group, Fourth U S Army at Ft Sam Houston. He, his wife Ruth, and daughter Monika Sue will reside in Austin.
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Southland
Earl D. Morris
Army
Morris
Marcus E. Morris
Slaton
Germany
Austria
112Th Intelligence Corps Group
U.S. Army
Ft. Sam Houston
Ruth
Monika Sue
Austin
Garza County Sets Public Hearing On 1965 Budget
Garza County commissioners court schedules a public hearing for October 12 on the new budget based on a 95 cents per $100 taxable valuation. The 1965 budget projects expenditures of $433,600.57, a drop of over $162,000 from the prior year's $595,128.42, largely due to the U.S. Highway 84 four-laning project in the northwest Post area.
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POST
Garza County Commissioners Court
U.S. Hwy
Church Loyalty Month Opens In Hockley County
Hickley County observes Church Loyalty Month with Operation Loyalty In Gods Harvest Time. The drive is sponsored by the Hockley County Ministerial Association to urge church loyalty and faithful attendance.
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Hickley
Hockley County
Broom Sale Planned by Whitharral Lions Club
The Whitharral Lions Club schedules its annual broom sale next Saturday at Alden's Grocery. Proceeds support Lions Club charities and activities, per project chairman Rafe Rodgers.
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Whitharral
Whitharral Lions Club
Alden's Grocery
Lions Club
Rafe Rodgers
Tech-TCU Game Parents Week Fort Worth
Fort Worth hosts Parents Week October 9 to 11 with about 3000 moms and dads visiting Texas Christian University. Registration runs Friday 2 to 6 p.m. in the Student Center lobby and dorms. Roger Wagner Chorale and orchestra perform at 8 p.m. in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.
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Fort Worth
Texas Christian University
Roger Wagner Chorale
Daniel-Meyer
Robert Carr Chapel
Student Center
Tcu-Texas Tech
Garza County Fair Slated This Week
Garza County prepares for a two day fair at the 4-H Club building with a large showing of exhibits. The event is sponsored by the county home demonstration club women led by Alma McBride with Lola Peel and Loucille Morris as co-directors. Live stock and a horse show are featured with exhibits set Friday morning and open to the public Friday evening and Saturday.
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Gara County
Home Demonstration Club
Alma McBride
Lola Peel
Loucille Morris
Open House Set At Graham Community Center and Co-op Office
Special notice announces an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. today at the new Graham community center and the Graham Co-op Gin office, located 4 miles southwest of Post.
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New
Graham Community Center
Graham Co-op
Post
Record Livestock Sale At Albuquerque Sets High Total
Buyers paid a record 35778.50 for 108 prize animals at the junior livestock sale during the 1964 New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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L’esprit Francais
S9th District Court
Howard CC. Davison
Harry
Kumiin
Sylvester Ww. Witt
Homer L. Greer
Ray
EL Ramsey
Ramsey Truck Line
Ramsey Truck Lane, Inc
Robert
Bean
O. Clearbrough
Lo MW Yarbrough
Roger W. Martin
Home Indemnity Co
Rocker “A Well Service, Inc
Houston
Pearson
Pearson Salt and Brine Co
Beechcraft, Inc
Bison Airlines, Inc
Homer Jackson
James al Ellis
J. R. Shelton
Business Service’ Bureau
Joe Leake
Pat S. Moore
Jennie Bill Smithee
Sara Lee Wheeler
William RR. Shaver
William Melton Gartin
Donald Edwin Gartin
Anetta Gail Martin
Charles Eugene Martin
Garza County
Iscee
Furniture Institute
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