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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1952

Page

8

Hale County Fair draws record crowds in Plainview

The Hale County Fair closes with a record three day turnout at the Daily Show pavilion in Plainview. Attendance passes 3 000 on Saturday with 1 825 adults and 775 children on Friday. Model plane show, Wayland Choir, prize cakes and kitchen exhibits highlight the event.

Luron Brown Avalanche-Journal Plainview Hale County Ope Daily Show Bruce Rlgier C. L. Abernathy Fair Grounds Shelby Collier Wayland College

Two Fines Levied In County Court Here

A 44 year old Acuff Latin American Alex Zemmerle was fined 200 dollars and court costs after pleading guilty to illegal transport of liquor in a dry county. Deputies arrested him Saturday. Judge James G. Denton heard several pleas of innocent and one guilty. Roger Hively 38 of 1911 26th St faced 400 dollar bond after pleading innocent to driving while intoxicated. L W Bell 44 of Lubbock pleaded innocent to a check law violation with 200 dollar bond. Guy Manges 29 of Plainview pleaded guilty to DWI and was fined 75 dollars and costs.

Alex Zemmerle James G. Denton Roger Vincent Hively 26Th St L. W. Bell Lubbock Guy David Manges Plainview

Temporary Officers Named For Brownfield Traffic Commission

Brownfield officials named temporary officers for the Brownfield Citizens Traffic Commission. Morgan Copeland was elected temporary chairman with Earl Jones as first vice chairman, Mrs. W. L. Patterson as second vice chairman, and Miss Margaret Goza as secretary treasurer. About 25 people attended the meeting at the Esquire Restaurant. The commission will reconvene October 16 at 7:30 p.m.

Brownfield Brownfield Citizen's Traffic Commission Esquire Morgan Copeland Earl Jones W. L. Patterson Margaret Goza

Negro Woman Held In Stabbing Death In Lubbock

A 30 year old Lubbock woman Hattie Mae Contee 1711 Ave B is jailed on murder charges after a Saturday morning stabbing killed C. T Tealer 42 at a Negro night club witnesses say the argument led to the killing. Bond set at 3000 by Justice of the Peace C E Lynn funeral arrangements pending at Sedberry Funeral Home. A second arrest involves Eddie Johnson 35 shot at 18th St and Ave A with a bullet wound to the shoulder.

Lubbock Hattie Mae Contee Ave C. T Tealer Justice of the Peace C. E. Lynn Sedberry Funeral Eddie Johnson 16Th St Lubbock Memorial Hospital Johnson 18Th St Ave. A

Corpus Christi Man To Head State Citizens Traffic Group

Governor Allan Shivers names Cecil Burney of Corpus Christi to lead the Citizens Traffic Safety Committee. The statewide panel will meet in Austin at 10 a m on October 30 to study traffic conditions and propose highway safety recommendations to the governor and the legislature.

Corpus Christi State Citizens Traffic Group Austin Allan Shivers Cecil Burney Ciizens

Crosbyton Rites Set For Fonda Griffin

Funeral services for 11 year old Fonda Jealeta Griffin will be held at 4 p m today at the King Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in Crosbyton Cemetery. She had suffered four years with rheumatic fever. She was born in Mineral Wells and is survived by her parents two sisters and four brothers all of Crosbyton plus pallbearers J C Jones Zola Edward John McDuff Melvin Lee Roland Mize and Oscar Swindall.

Crosbyton Fonda Jealeta Griffin King Funeral Home Forrest Griffin Mineral Wells Newt Davis Jewell Griffin

Mrs. Sarah Smith Dies. Funeral Plans Incomplete

Mrs. Sarah Smith, 1407 Ave D 76, died at home about 12 50 a m Saturday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete but set for Eastside Baptist Church with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. Survived by husband G S Smith four sons Carl Lester Melton Guy and four daughters Winne Henderson Lucy Bond Thelma Daniels and Ivy Dreenin plus four grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Sarah Smith Ave. D Eastside Baptist Church City of Lubbock Rix Funeral Home

Planes Carry Food and Medical Teams To Tabasco Flood Area

Military planes loaded with food medicines and a team of doctors and nurses departed from Mexico City for Tabasco State where floods isolated many communities. Villahermosa reported thousands sought refuge in public buildings as the Grijalva River flooded parts of the city.

Mexico City Tabasco Mexico Villahermosa Grijalva

Fort Worth Robbery Suspects Entered Bond and Custody

In Fort Worth two Cuban victims were robbed of 248000 with three men charged. Sam Cresap a 40 year old car salesman faced state robbery and aiding Norris while bond posted for Cresap on state charges and federal transport. Norris held in Chickasha and Orvill Chambless free on bond. Money from the holdup aimed to fund arms for a Cuban revolution.

Fort Worth Sam Cresap Norris Chickasha Oklo Cresap U. S R. F. Milam Orvill Chambless Tarrant County Grand Jury Cuba

Japan Opens Regular Europe Shipping Service

Japan inaugurates a regular shipping service to Europe, signaling a new trade route and strengthened maritime links. The initiative aims to boost bilateral commerce, reduce transit times, and expand access to European markets for Japanese exporters.

Japan Europe

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