Fred Gipson Addresses Library Group at Lubbock Event
Author Fred Gipson spoke to Teen-Age Librarians Assn members at Tom S. Lubbock High School about writing as drudgery and the link to real life. He described his novels Hound-Dog Man and The Trail Driving Rooster and noted his Los Angeles project to adapt a short story for television.
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Fred Gipson
True West
Gipson
Texas
Grandma Reeves
Mason
Reader's Digest
Corpus Christi
San Angelo
Paris
Tex
Denver, Colo
Dist
Vicki Bates
Lamesa Junior High School
Sandra Pratt
Lamesa High School
Sey
Fifty At Breakfast For Mrs Jessie Kelley Dies In Hub City
Mrs Jessie Maye Kelley 29 died at Methodist Hospital after being brought in by Rix ambulance. Funeral Monday at First Methodist Church with burial in Tech Memorial Park. She moved to Hub City 11 years ago from Iowa Park and was a Texas Tech graduate. The Kiwanis breakfast fundraiser reached $600 of a $1,000 goal for the Blind, with a sixth breakfast planned for Nov 19. Nigeria opened London offices to assist Nigerian students in England.
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Jessie Kelley
Rites
Hub City
Kiwanis Club
Miller
Hicks
Jessie Maye Kelley
39Th St
Methodist Hospital
Rix
Marie Shaw
Lubbock
Shaw
Kelley
First Methodist Church
J. Chess Lovern
Tech Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Bill Barnett
Bill Bates
J. W. Duckworth
Gene Gray
Polk Robison
Johnny Splawn
Texas Tech
Herman G. Mitchell
Iowa Park
Wichita Falls
Billy Rex Kelley
Green Bay Packers
Graig Allison
Jean Ann
Harry L. Mitchell
Robert L. Horton
Abilene
Neal McNabb
Glen R. Miller
Artis Sue Mitchell
Sue Mitchell
Amarillo
Civil dockets set for 72nd District Court October
Judge Victor H. Lindsey has scheduled at least 48 civil cases for hearing in the 72nd District Court through October. The docket will be called at 10 a.m. Monday with a 125-person jury panel ordered to report. Judge Lindsey will hear criminal Cochran County cases the week of October 24, with Judge Robert H. Dean presiding that week.
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Victor H. Lindsey
72Nd District
Emzy Pieratt
Robert H. Dean
140Th District
Lindsey
Cochran County
Serving Children Better Theme For Teachers Conclave
The Texas Biennial Convention of ACEI International met in Amarillo with the theme Serving Children Better. Lubbock Branch members attended. workshop leaders included Mrs. Ruby Smith Bain and Mrs. Ellea Roberson. Keynote speakers were Dr. Helen Heffernan and Miss Frances Hamilton.
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Texas
The
Assn
Amarillo
Jack Delaney
Texas Tech
Lubbock
AEC
Ruby Smith Bain
Dallas
Ellea Roberson
McWhorter
Helen Heffernan
California State Department of Education
Sacramento
Frances Hamilton
ACEI
Washington, D. C
Heffernan
Amarillo High School
Louise Orr
Avondale
Texas Assn
Palo Duro Canyon
Panhandle Plains Historical Museum
Air Conditioning Expected In Most U S Homes
Chicago report notes Edwin E. Hokin of Union Asbestos & Rubber Co says about 60 percent of American homes will have year around air conditioning within the next decade. A trend toward central air conditioning systems is evident.
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Chicago
Edwin E. Hokin
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Higher ocean freight costs boost new air express service
A new air express service links coal and ore transportation and is boosting trade links between Bombay, India and London. The report notes higher ocean freight rates as a factor in shifting some shipments to air.
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Air Express
Japan
Bombay
India
London
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Jackie Blair
Tom S. Lubbock High School
I. D. Walker
R. W. Matthews Junior High School
Monterey High School
Carl Bailey
Don Young
Tulsa High School
Lana Kay Smallin
J. T. Hutchinson Junior High
Billie Jackson
Levelland High School
Paula Brownd
Plainview High School
Nancy Rochelle
R. T. Groves
Waco
Librarians’ Association
Peggy Farrand
Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
Nigeria
England
FU Ati
O. L. Slaton
U. S
Tings
Ewelers
Adile Broadway
Lubbork, Texas
T.M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Sleeprite
Word Furniture Mart
Broadway
Lubbock, Texas
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