Hockley Officials Push Road Improvement Plan
Hockley County officials join the Texas Highway Commission in Austin to seek widening State Highway 116 to four lanes from the Lubbock County line to Reese AFB, with a 14 mile section in Lubbock and broader links to west trade areas. A Lubbock County delegation supports the project, aiming to improve regional access and benefits for Lubbock and Hockley. The trip also covers local jury pool system reviews in Waco and includes delegations from multiple Texas counties.
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Hockley County
Texas Highway Commission
Austin
Lubbock County
Hulon Moreland
Levelland
Commissioner's Court
Hockley
Rod Shaw
Avalanche Journal
Shaw
Reeser Afb
Lubbock
Alton Brazell
Arch Lamb
Royal Furgeson
Waco
Dallas
Cochran
Dewitt
Victoria
Hunt, Sgregg
Rusk
Grimes Counties
Annual Feast Of Tabernacles Observed By Area Masons
About 80 members and guests of the South Plains and Scottish Rite Club attended a dinner at Yellowhouse Masonic Hall. Rev. R. N. Huckabee spoke on the Feast of Tabernacles and urged daily family worship and return to ancestral beliefs to curb crime and immorality. Dr. Robert H. McCarty presided. Dr. Sam G. Dunn introduced Dr. Clifford B. Jones. Knights Commander Charles Sherrod Charles R. Duncan and Elmore Adair accompanied. Dinner served by Lubbock Chapter 76, Order of the Eastern Star.
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South Plains &Scottish Rite Club
the Tabernacles
Yellowhouse Masonic Hall
R. N. Huckabee
Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas
Huckabee
First Methodist Church
Tabernacles
Clifford B. Jones
Chas. A. Guy
KCCH
Court of Honour
Charles Sherrod
Charles R. Duncan
Elmore Adair
Ladies of
Jury Finds City Man Innocent
A jury in Judge Pat Moore's county court found Gary Glen Greghorn 21 not guilty of driving while intoxicated. The verdict avoided a probation sentence under the new misdemeanor probation law, as the court had already seen a second case seeking probation this week.
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Pat Moore
Sam Kenneth Marsh
Ave. T
Edwin H. Boedeker
Bailey Griffith
Auburn St
Linda S. Staggs
Ave. M
Samuel B. Berry Jr
42Nd St
Cooper in critical condition at Methodist Hospital
S.C. Cooper 58 of 4708 18th St remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Methodist Hospital after admission Sunday night for the third time in three months. Cooper, well known in engineering circles, is tied to Parkhill Smith and Cooper.
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18Th St
Methodist Hospital
Cooper
Parkhill, Smith and Cooper
Clear Skies Bring Warm Texas Daytime Highs
The Associated Press reports near midsummer warmth across Texas with no cooling in sight for two days. Only Victoria recorded a trace rainfall while many cities posted highs from the 60s to upper 90s including Presidio 98 and Laredo 89. Forecasts expect continued warm conditions under clear to partly cloudy skies through Friday.
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Associated Press
Texas
Akles
Victoria
Abilene
Amarillo
Austin
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
Childress
Dalhart
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Junction
Laredo
Lubbock
Lufida
Midland
Presidio
San Angels
San Antonio
Waco
Wichita Falls
Wink
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19Th St
Auxiliary of ‘Veterans of World War I
Veterans Hospital
Big Spring
American
Mayflower Moving and Storage Company
Curtis G. Ford
Ford
Travis D.shelton
Texas State Bar Board of Directors
Shelton
9Th
Teddy Powers
Bill Powers
Brownfield
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Powers
Brownfield High School
Lot-A Burger No
Plains Cooperative Oil Mill
Roy B. Davis
A. B. Davis
42Nd Street
Nashville Avenue
Marjorie Carlson
The
Lubbock Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Wolfforth
West Texas
Council For Exceptional Children
Mesa
Texas Tech
Chrysanthemum Colorama
Chrysanthemum Colorama Committee
South Plains
Muscular Dystrophy Assn. of America
53Rd St
Jibe Area
Lubbock Power & Light Co
Pfitzer
Berkman
Blue Haven
Hill
Dundee
von Ehrens Globe
Pfitzer Globe
Roneele
Eda
ROG
Caprock Center
Boston
Baker Arbovitae
Chrysanthemums
Cubiec
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