Tech judging teams prepare for national contests across nation
Texas Tech teams coached by Professor Ayers and colleagues prepare for Dairy, Craft, and Crop judging contests. Members include Hammack, Jansen, Jobe, Bennett, Pendleton, and more. They will compete at the National Dairy Cattle Congress, Mid-South Fair, International Dairy Contest, and other fairs in Memphis, Atlantic City, and Chicago this school year.
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Tenn
Neeley
Jerome Beach
Miles
Jerry Hawkins
Lipscomb
Jimmy Jayror
Amarillo
Willie la “Roe
Happy
Beach
Watherloo
Town
National Dairy’ Cattle Congress
Fort Worth
Willingham’ Dair
Rip
Atlantic City
N.J
Wehools
Stanford Hammack
Vernon
Robert James Foushee
Goodwin
Dalla Floyd James Jansen Jr
Waco
Glenn David Jobe
Quanah
Orexon
Lubbock
Kansas City
Chicago
Ape
Mack Bennett
Chapin
Detbert Hess
Rath Jabrey
Ey Mullins
Don Pendleton
Gene Reid
Don Smith
Ayers Hag Hed
Seamis
Dairy Industries
Gieua Davideke Ofama
Jim Foushee
Dallas
J. J. Willingham
Team
Dairy Industries Department
Tech Board appoints nine to faculty ranks
The Texas Tech Board of Directors announced nine new fulltime faculty members in North on Saturday. Six instructors and three assistant professors were named, including Laura Louis McKee who was named instructor in marketing and holds a BS and BA from the University of Texas.
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Laura Louis McKee
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University of
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Rucio
Texas
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Austin
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Presbyterian Church of the
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Maine
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Tech
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North Texas State College
Our Lady of Victoria College and Academy
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University of Michigan
Aspen Music School
Aspen
Colo
Wayne College
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Mariner
Des Moines University
University of Iowa
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Iowa
Taylor University
John Fletcher College
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Works Project Administration
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Lamesa Chamber Proposes City Projects and Studies
The Lamesa Chamber plans to study a list of proposed projects including cooperation with the Citizens Traffic Commission, a new swimming pool, city hall, library building, and recreation programs. Other items include street widening on US 180, store modernization, new fire substation, and seeking new industry.
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Citizen's Traffic Commission
US 180
North Lamesa
Meats Judging Team To Compete In Multiple Expositions
The Coleman O Briens Meats Judging Team will attend the American Royal in Kansas City on Oct 23 and compete at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago during Thanksgiving holidays. They will also enter Fort Worth Fat Stock Show and Exposition and the Kansas City Livestock Exposition on Oct 23. The team, operating since 1938, selects members through a meat judging course in the seronomy department with Livestock Judge Ravel. Coached by Prof. Anderson since 1949, they judge beef cattle sheep hogs and horses and won high honors in Chicago in 1953.
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Coleman O'Brien
Ka City
Chicago
Fort Worth
Ravel Livestock Exposition
Kansas City
Denver
Anderson
Reclamation Bureau Official Set for Canadian Dam Talks
Wilbur A Dexheimer a Washington DC official will travel to Lubbock Wednesday to discuss the Canadian River dam project. Arrangements were made by the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority and the Lubbock reclamation project. Plainview residents previously rejected authority. a government loan of 30 million dollars is under consideration.
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Commiston
Washington DC
Willst
An .C. Lubbock
Nagroth
Law River
Munitpl
Water Authority A
Lubbock
State GOP Official to Speak at Lub bock Women’s Club
Mrs. Robert O Callahan of San Antonio, state president of the Republican Women’s Clubs, will address a meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Caprock Hotel ballroom. She will relay information from President Eisenhower’s Gettysburg address to aid the campaign. Reservations by Tuesday afternoon to SW3-4039 or Sherwood 4-1351.
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Robert O'Callahan
San Antonio
Republican Women’s Clubs
Lubbock
Republican Women's Club
Caprock
O'Callahan
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Don Cunningham
Sherwood
Best In Show and Showmanship Highlights At Plainview Meet
A Plainview dog show featured a white toy poodle taking best in show, with Mrs. Marguerite 8 and Ty von of Reno, Nevada among the top winners in showmanship classes. Ina Jean Nystrom of Amarillo earned a notable win with a Dalmatian. In a separate note, a Mexico City jail incident reported a man arrested for possessing marijuana hidden in a banana, with details about the hearing and judge.
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Plainview Meet
Wurtiful Toyle
Marguerite
Ty von
Reno
Nev
Maxine
Ina Jean Nystrom
Amarillo
Mexico City
Jose Ventura Guzman
Lamesa Girl Scouts Plan Training For Leaders
Training courses scheduled at Pioneer Park Hall on Monday Wednesday and Friday for new leaders committee women and leaders interested in Girl Scouting leadership. Margaret McAdams area executive director West Texas Girl Scout Council will conduct the course assisted by volunteer trainer Mrs Buster Reed.
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Horhoods
Gail
North
Pioneer Park Hall
Margaret McAdams
West Texas Girl Scout Council
Buster Reed
West Texas Council
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