Crosbyton school officers named for 196? organizations
Crosbyton school lists officers in numerous clubs and classes. Charles Moore heads Student Council, with Gene Smith as vice president and Patsy Herrington as secretary treasurer. Senior class leaders include Frank Moore as president and Kay Williams as junior representative. Officers span sophomore and freshman groups, band leadership, and Future Homemakers of America, with yearbook editors and staff named.
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Charles Moore
Gene Smith
Patsy Herrington
Jimmy Wheeless
Kay Williams
Frank Moore
Janice Cornelius
Ronnie Marley
Jimmy Whee- Jess
Duane Winter
Tad Roberson
Sharon Ausmus
Carolyn Hartsell
Ann Barnett
David Edwards
Styles Dendy
Judy Smithee
Doris Harkins
Sharon Warren
Kay Curry
Forrest Griffin
Kraig Gallimore
Linda Holder
Dell Fergus
Charlie Hill
Elaine Grizzie
Darrell Stegall
A Maples
Mary Beth Club
Kay Maples
Chieftain
Sharon Campbell
Nancy Smithee
Jody Treat
Linda Thompson
The
Jane Snodgrass
Elaine Grizzle
Judy Ellison
Harold Ogle
Linda Lee
Myrna Richardson
Virginia Crawford
John Taylor
Shirley Stewart
Nita Gaede
Sandra Kendrick
Judy Benton
Bonnie Jones
Health Department Reports Eighteen New Polio Cases
Texas health officials reported eighteen polio cases last week, below the five year average of 32, lifting the year’s total to 401 compared with 643 for 1957. The report highlights Texas polio activity in Austin and notes ongoing surveillance by the State Health Department.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
State Health Department
Houston Man to Speak at Post Oil Progress Week Barbecue
W. J. McCoy of Houston, 15 year Shell Oil public relations veteran, will be the principal speaker at the Chamber of Commerce Oil Progress Week barbecue. The event Friday Oct 17 at the Boy Scout building near C. W. Post Memorial Scout Camp aims to serve about 400 people and features a film on oil production.
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Houston
Post
W. J. McCoy
Shell Oil Company
Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Pierce
McCoy
C. W. Post Memorial Scout Camp
Oe Bock
John N. J Hopkins
Girl Scout Council Studies New Membership Request
The Caprock Girls Scout Council will meet at 10 a.m. Monday in the Lubbock Public Library to consider Dickens County's request for council membership. The 1959-60 year plan of work will be reviewed focusing on recruitment training public relations and finance with reports on the regional treasury conference and United Nations activities. Mrs A W Young presides.
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Caprock
Lubbock Public Library
Dickens’ ‘County
A. W. Young
United Nations
Treasury
Clothing Center Reports Children's Garment Shortage
A return of good weather reduced calls to the Lubbock Community Clothing Center but continued rain could stretch its facilities. Despite a fair supply on hand, there is a shortage of school age children clothing especially dresses jeans and winter coats. The center distributed 2 491 garments and 134 pairs of shoes to 40 families in the past week, and 3 240 garments and 161 pairs of shoes the prior week to 44 families. Donations are accepted at Town and Country Shopping Center or via Salvation Army pickups.
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Lubbock
Panhandle South Plains
Town and Country
4Th St
College Ave
Salvation Army
Man Hides Wife's Teeth In Car Trunk
Memphis judge dismisses charges after Charlie Snyder agrees to return his wife's dentures. The case arose when he hid the false teeth under a car mat while she stayed with a girl friend he disapproved of. The proceeding was led by Judge Beverly Boushe.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Charlie Snyder
Beverly Boushe
Snyder
State Employes Asa Sets Wichita Falls Meet
A conference of the Texas Public Employees Association is planned at Wichita Falls State Hospital on October 23. U.S. Rep. Frank Ikard is invited as principal speaker for a 3 p.m. program, with senators and state representatives from 52 counties invited to learn about the association’s needs and achievements and to support state hospitals and their patients.
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Wichita Falls
Wich’ia
Texas Public Employes Asan
Wichita Falls State Hospital
U.S
Frank Ikard
Youth Association Plans Halloween Fund Drive
The Lubbock Christian Youth Association organizes a 7 to 9 pm drive on Thursday Oct 30 for the Christian Rural Overseas Relief Program. Last year they raised 3905.55 in a Halloween house-to-house effort the largest Texas total by any youth group. About 600 youths from Lubbock churches are expected to participate and will wear arm bands or carry tags. Afterward they will be served refreshments at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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Christian Rural Overseas Relief Program
Lubbock
Petersburg trio finishes basic training at Ft. Chaffee Ark
Pvts. Joe D. Barlow 18 James R. Mize 19 and Ronald C. Webster 18 completed eight weeks of basic combat training under the Reserve Forces Act program at Ft. Chaffee Arkansas. All are Petersburg High School 1958 graduates and sons of local families. Rattlesnakes can’t outrun a man over short distances, despite legends.
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Petersburg
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Army Home Town News Center
Pvts
Joe D. Barlow
Joe F. Barlow
James R. Mize
Willie R. Mize
Ronald C. Webster
Elmer M. Webster
Petersburg High School
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Ann Swindall
Nelda Mitchell
Vivian Fewell
Rozonna Griffin
Kathleen Boyd
Health Department
Plant- Ag
Garden Center
Dept
Feirfield, Lowe
Griffin
Dendy
Girl Scout Council
Clothing Center
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Hollywood
Asa
Wichita
Youth Association
Daniel Freeman
Trice
Hree Petersburg
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