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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1965

Page

3

Right Of Way Standards Slated For Court Meeting

Lubbock County commissioners will confirm sale of county property and open sealed bids at 10 a.m. Monday. They will also consider a resolution setting standard right of way widths for future road projects. The triangular Idaiou Road Teak Avenue lot sold at auction to Raymond Hogan and Arthur Lay for 1500 dollars, subject to court confirmation. An earlier auction was canceled after questions arose about a commissioner bidding.

Lubbock County Commissioners Court Idaiou Road Teak Avenue Raymond Hogan Arthur Lay Alton Brazell Brazell Brazel

Floyd County Banks Report Deposits Gain on Oct 15 Call

Floyd County two banks report a total deposits increase of more than 1 million from last year as of Oct 15. Lockney First National Bank shows 5 767 754 39 down from 5 439 339 36. Floydada First National Bank records 9 327 776 45 with gains over prior year. The article also covers county court actions on road right of way rules and court finances.

Floydada Floyd County Lockney First National Bank

Congress adjourns with debate on second session begins

The 1965 Congress closes amid Democratic praise and Republican claims of rubber-stamped bills. Leaders anticipate a 1966 battle as they project gains for their parties and discuss Johnson’s influence on the legislative record.

Congress Demos GOP Jack Bell Washington House Senate Johnson Everett M. Dirksen Ofllinois Gerald RP. Ford Michigan John W. McCormack Mass McCormack

Milk Fund Rummage Sale Concludes Today

The annual Milk Fund Sale sponsored by the Hub City Kiwanis Club ends today with about $780 raised. Proceeds from noon to 6 pm at 513 Broadway benefit milk for underprivileged elementary students in Lubbock, after about $600 was collected October 15 to 17 and the rest on Friday and Saturday.

Hub City

R M Kleberg III Weds Olive Musgrave

Olive Ann Musgrave married Richard Mifflin Kleberg III of Kingsville in St. Luke's Episcopal Church San Antonio. Daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Philip Musgrave of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Richard Kleberg Jr of King Ranch attended. Couple left for a Hawaii honeymoon.

San Antonio Olive Ann Musgrave Richard Mifflin Kleberg III Kingsville St. Luke's Episcopal Church Philip Musgrave Richard Kleberg Jr King Ranch Hawaii

Muscular Dystrophy drive planned in Tulsa by Jaycees

A Tulsa canvass for Muscular Dystrophy Association donations is set for November 11. The 1960 drive committee includes Dwayne Simpkins Elwyn Vaughn and Richard Hale aiming for a $1,000 goal.

Tulsa Tulsa Jaycees Dwayne Simpkins Elwyn Vaughn Richard Hale

Monterey Boy Elected Governor of District Hi Y

Rick Taylor of Monterey High School was elected governor of the High Plains Hi Y District at the Pre Legislative Conference in the Texas Tech Student Union Building. Jim Gilbreath and Max Tarbox with Jerry Trammel from Coronado High School were chosen as the leadership team. Tarbox and Trammel will represent the district at the State Youth Legislature in Austin on Dec 9. Two hundred seventy three students from Lubbock Amarillo Pampa Plainview attended the conference and debated issues including a School of Medicine for Texas Tech.

Rick Taylor Monterey High School High Plains Hi-Y Texas ‘Tech Jim Gilbreath Monterey Senate Max Tarbox Jerry Trammel Coronado High School Tarbox Trammel Austin Texas Tech High Plains

Dawson County FB Officers Are Named

Dawson County Farm Bureau members elected new officers at a Thursday night board meeting. Bill Snell of O'Donnell was named president with Truett Hodnett re-elected as first vice president and Robert Riker as second vice president. Dale Merrick was re-elected secretary-treasurer. all are from Lamesa. New directors named include Ronnie Raney Sanford Idman Bill Love and Bill Reid.

Dawson County Farm Bureau W. T Bill) Snellgove O'Donnell Truett Hodnett Robert Riker Dale Merrick Lamesa Ronnie Raney Sanford Idman Bill Love Bill Reid

Tulia High School Inducts New National Honor Society Members

Tulia High School announces new National Honor Society initiates including Susan Bar and fellow juniors and seniors. The ceremony showcases students meeting GPA and service standards, highlighting academic achievement and community involvement.

Tulia National Honor Society Tulia High School Susan Bar

Odessa crater designated national landmark

A bronze plaque naming the Odessa meteor crater a national landmark was unveiled Friday by naturalist Peter Sanchez of Carlsbad New Mexico National Park. In Madrid cafes will all be inspected.

Odessa Peter Sanchez Carlsbad, N. M. National Park Madrid Spain

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