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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1956

Page

2

Reproductions of Old Masters Shown in Lubbock Schools

About 130 reproductions from 19th and 20th century artists will be exhibited at multiple Lubbock public schools over six weeks starting Monday. The show aims to raise funds for classroom pictures and boost art appreciation among students and the public. Admission is 15 cents for children and 25 cents for adults.

Lubbock Dorothy Lomax Colonial Art Co Oklahoma City Wilson and Overton 34Th St Carroll Thompson Junior High Thompson and Jackson Maedgen Stubbs Rush Bayleas Hodges, Dupre and Harwell Hodges Wheelock Wheelock and Brown

Mrs Emilee Smith Services Set Today

Mrs Emilee Smith former Lorenzo resident died about 11 p m Friday in Eunice New Mexico at the home of her daughter Mrs Donald Ray Spence She had lived with her daughter six months and had been ill for years Funeral services are set for 2 p m Sunday at the Lorenzo Methodist Church with Rev A Sherrill officiating Burial will be in Estacado Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home of Lorenzo Survivors include her daughter and a son Wiley Oil Center New Mexico four sisters Mrs Bill Setzier Shamrock Mrs Taylor Allen Compton California Lloyd and Riverside California Pallbearers are Joe Warren Brown Billie Setzier A W Lott Harold W Pierot Bricky Marlar and Bill Blake

Lorenzo Emilee Smith Donald Ray Spence Eunice N.M Smith Lorenzo Methodist Church A. Sherrill Estacado Carter Funeral Home Wiley Oil Center Bill Setzier Shamrock Taylor Alien Compton Calif ne _ Lloyd Riverside Joe Warren Brown Billie Setzier A. W. Lott Harold W. Pierot Bricky Marlar Bill Blake

Winners Of Master Point Play In Duplicate Bridge

The South Plains Bridge Club at Caprock Hotel hosted Master Point play Friday night. First place went to Mia, Jack Kendrick and Ken Stone. second to Mrs Ray Morris and Mrs Lilly Pennington Houston. third to Lt Robert Kibler and Mrs Bil Anthony. fourth to Bill Swart and Fred Pryor. fifth to Mrs Ray Dickey and Mrs Lois Moore.

South Plains Caprock Hotel Mia Jack Kendrick Ken Stone Ray Morris Lilly Pennington Houston Robert Kibler Bil Anthony Bill Swart Fred Pryor Ray Dickey Lois Moore

Presidential Straw Vote Set For Tech

A presidential straw vote will be held at Texas Tech during a government class run-off on Wednesday. Students may choose Eisenhower or Stevenson, with write-ins allowed. Ballots are color coded by class and tabulations will be by class. graduate students may vote on presidential ballots.

Texas Tech J. William Davis Government Department Eisenhower Stevenson Nixon Kefauver Southern Methodist University

YWCA Dinner Tickets On Sale For Dr Evans Talk

Five hundred tickets are on sale for the YMCA All-Member ship dinner where Dr Louis H Evans will speak at 6 30 p m on October 22 in Memorial Hall First Methodist Church. Evans will also speak at the Willson Lecture at Texas Tech next week.

YMCA Louis H. Evans Memorial Hall First Methodist Church Jewell Hodges Evans Willson Texas Tech Board of National Missions of Presbyterian Churches of the U.S.A National Presbyterian Church Washington, D.C Fellowship of Church Athletes Sue Rainey Monterey High School Gerald Harris James Moéser Dr. Evans Miss Hodges Mtg de

Latter Day Saints Aide to Visit Lubbock Church

Elder Alma Sonne of Salt Lake City will speak at 7 p.m. today at the Lubbock branch church located at 26th Street and Avenue U. He is accompanied by Mrs. Sonne and Houston residents LeGrand Smith and Mrs. Smith. Charles A. Bird, branch president, announced the service.

Vist Lubbock Church Alma Sonne Salt Lake City Council of the Twelve Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Lubbock Church Sonne LeGrand Smith Gulf States 26Th Street Avenue U Charles A. Bird

Denver City Last Rites Set Today For Victim Of Fire

Graveside services for Floyd Estes who died in a fire at his home Friday morning will be held at 9 a.m. in the Denver City Cemetery. E. D. Haun of the Denver City Church of Christ will officiate. Webb Funeral Home of Sea graves handles arrangements. Estes is survived by his father Glen W. Estes of Corpus Christi two brothers Ivan L. and Henry A. of San Antonio and four children ages 2 to 9 living in Corpus Christi.

Denver City Denver Floyd Estes E. D. Haun Estes Glen W. Estes Corpus Christi Ivan L Henry A San Antonio

Farm Bureau Backs Drouth Aid Program

Farm Bureau directors in Waco endorse the government drouth aid plan as substantially meeting last month’s request. The program adds 5 million dollars to hay and roughage purchases, expands feed grain subsidies to 1.50 per hundredweight, cuts hay freight rates 50 percent, and reduces cattle shipment costs by 5 percent on round trips. The export import bank approves a 5 million loan to Mexico to buy U.S. beef and dairy cattle, with about 3.375 million expected to buy 40 000 cattle in the Southwest. Milk production in the United States equals a river three thousand two hundred eighty six miles long, forty feet wide and three feet deep.

Waco Texas Farm Bureau Mexico Southwest

Lubbock At-Large 4H Club Elects 1956-57 Officers

The Lubbock At Large 4H Club met Saturday at Extension Offices with 16 members present. Barbara Meador Roosevelt was elected president for 1956 57, Juanette Willams vice president Cela Kay Green secretary Jorja Blackmon reporter Laura Eden Horn recreation leader. Two adult leaders Mrs C I A Horn and Mrs Alton Meador also elected. Joyce Hazelton spoke on upcoming club projects.

Lubbock Barbara Meador Roosevelt Juanette Willams Cela Kay Green Jorja Blackmon Laura Eden Horn C. 1A. Horn Alton Meador Joyce Hazelton

Nearly 6000 Acres of Wheat Signed Up in Hale County

In Hale County, 5,956.8 acres of winter wheat on 106 farms were enrolled in the 1957 acreage reserve. The Oct 5 deadline closed signups. If fully paid, agreements would total $83,383.76 based on normal yields.

Plainview Hale County J. Earl Laney Hale County Agricultural Stabilization Committee Laney

Denison Lectures mark Northwest Texas Methodist meet in Amarillo

Northwest Texas Conference of the Methodist Church conducts Denison Lectures at Polk Street Church in Amarillo. Bishop Marvin Franklin presides as sessions led by Bishop William C. Martin. Meetings include boards and the general conference with devotions and business, part of the 1956 1960 quadrennium planning. The Central Texas Conference met earlier. North Texas convenes Oct 18 19 at Sherman.

Amarillo Northwest Texas Denison Marvin Franklin Jackson Miss Northwest Texas Conference William C. Martin Dallas South Plains Martin General Church Central Texas North Texas Sherman

Manhunt for Slaton shooting suspect grows

In Slaton police and sheriff deputies pursue a 26 year old Latin American man charged with assault to murder after a cafe shooting that left Henry Biera 32 in Mercy Hospital in critical condition. Biera was shot seven times as he sat with witnesses describing a dispute prior to the attack.

Slaton Jay Mercy Hospital Point Bilan Sheriff's Deputies Henry Biera Biera

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