Big Spring Man Heads West Texas Business Teachers Group
Harold Vail, chairman of the Howard's County Junior College Business Department in Big Spring, was elected president of the West Texas Business Teachers Association at Caprock Hotel on Saturday morning. Others chosen were Miss Mildred Willig as vice president and Mrs. Betty Ratliff as secretary-treasurer, with Big Spring High School business teacher chairing duties noted.
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West Texas Business Teachers Association
Harold Vail
Big Spring
Mildred Willig
Marjorie Hendie
Phillips
G. A. Murphey
Plainview
Betty Ratliff
Howard’ S County Junior College
Caprock Hotel
Howard County Junior College
Howard E. Golden
Texas Tech
A. B. Watkins
Dunlap's
Luta P. Eaves
L. Edwin Smith
Certified Public Accountant
Velda Anderson
Dumas
John Rowe
Northern Minors State Teachers College
DeKalb
Tll
West Texas State College
Wayland College
Howard County Junior Colege
Odessa Junior College
Coes Opens New Shoe Department in 1215 Ave E
Mrs Almeda Coe announced Saturday the opening of a shoe department at Coes for young matrons and teens. Dewey J Mac McClellan will manage the department with staff Ed Long and Mrs McClellan. The unit offers nationally known lines and emphasizes proper fitting across sizes from baby shoes to college footwear. The department is at the rear of the store.
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Coe
Ave. E
Almeda Coe
Dewey J.mac McClellan
Lubbock
McClellan
Jones-Roberts and
Godwin
Ed Long
Halloween Programs Slated by Y for All Age Groups
Art students at Carroll Thompson Junior High School helped decorate the Lubbock YMCA for a week of Halloween events. The LATIN American youth party opens Monday at 7:30 p.m. with about 30 expected attendees. Other events include the Y Single Guys and Gals on Tuesday and the Golden Youth Club on Thursday at Buffalo Lakes Weavers Cabin, followed by a 7:30 p.m. Saturday Junior High Carnival expecting over 400 youngsters with 14 activities. Fred Johnston invites the public to visit the YMCA Building to view the decorations.
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Elizabeth Florence
Carroll Thompson Junior High School
Lubbock Ymca
14Th St
Ave. X
Golden Youth Club
Weavers
Buffalo Lakes
YMCA
Fred Johnston
Million Bale Mexican Cotton Crop Predicted This Season
Mexico City on October 23 reports U S embassy forecast Mexico will grow 1.5 million bales of cotton this year, with 1.1 million destined for export. Embassy spokesman notes abundant water reserves underpin potential for higher output next year.
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Mexico City
U. S
Mexico
Duval County probes find public funds unaccounted
Citizens committee says thousands of dollars in Duval county funds were transferred illegally and records were often missing or stolen. The 16 page report notes many school officials and justices of the peace kept few records and requests an independent audit every two years.
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San Diego
Tex
Duval County
George Parr
A. S. Broadfoot
79Th
Broadfoot
Robert Lee
San’ Diego
C. H. Cavness
Man Pinned In Car Wreck Dies After 50 Hours
MACON Ga Oct 23 M M Ballard a 61 year old salesman for a Birmingham hardware firm died today after clinging to life 50 hours pinned in his automobile wreck on U S 23 near Cochran He suffered two broken arms and a fractured leg his wife said he blacked out less than an hour after the crash and shouted until the battery died He was not found until Thursday by a local passerby near the heavily traveled highway
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Macon
F. Ballard
Birmingham
Ala
Ballard
U.S. 23
Cochran
Fire In Downtown Memphis Hotel Forces Guests Out
A downtown Memphis Rex Hotel fire routed over 50 guests in nightclothes. At least three people were hospitalized with smoke injuries including two firefighters and a Marine staying at the hotel.
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Memphis
Tenn
Oilmen Weigh Imports And Gas Controls At IPAA Meet
Tulsa hosts 36 state oilmen as the Independent Petroleum Association of America opens a two day convention. Topics include rising imports and federal natural gas controls with speakers from Ohio Oil Co and Continental Oil Co. The import policy and natural gas committees prepare recommendations for final action. For the first time since the war British cigarette makers seek new customers.
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Tulsa
Independent Petroleum Association of America
W.M. Vaughey
PAA
Jackson
Miss
Association
Ipaa Natural Gas Committee
Clayton L. Orn
Findlay
Ohio
General Attory
Ohio Oil Co
L. F. McCollum
Houston
Continental Oil Co
Former Missouri Senator Roscoe Patterson Dies
SPRINGFIELD Mo Roscoe C Patterson author of the Lindbergh kidnapping law and former U S senator from Missouri died last night at his home He was 78 Patterson served one Senate term after being elected in 1928 and also served in the House in 1920 He began public life as Greene County prosecuting attorney in 1902 and was U S district attorney for western Missouri from 1924 to 1928.
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Springfield
Roscoe C. Patterson
U. S
Missouri
Patterson
Senate
House of Representatives
Greene County
Free book on arthritis and rheumatism offer
An enlarged 44 page booklet titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who request it from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. The pamphlet argues drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a non surgical, non medical treatment with 35 years of reported success and no obligation to request.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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BEV
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Virden Steel Car Ports
TORK
RCA Victor
Toba
Loop
Atom
Hope Winterholter
Masie
RGA
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Lubbock Adair Music Company
Crosbyton Brashears
Floydada Boren Hardware and Furniture
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