Lamesa Council Reappoints Two To City Posts
Lamesa city council reappointed Clarence Scott to the park board for five years and renewed Edgar Taylor’s delinquent tax collector contract for two years. An ordinance banning parking of trucks on N Dallas St between N 2nd and S 2nd St was adopted on first reading. The council named Parkhill Smith Cooper as consulting and design engineers for the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority project and authorized a lease with Plains Fairways Inc. for 33.19 acres of municipal land to build a golf course with terms preserving oil and mineral rights and city utilities at no cost.
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Lamesa
Clarence Scott
Park Board
Edgar Taylor
Snyder
Taylor
Dallas St
N. 2Nd
S. 2Nd Sts
Parkhill, Smith & Cooper
Lubbock
Canadian River
Plains Fairways Inc
Air Force Reassigns Weale to Lubbock Recruiting Office
Air Force recruiter's assignment extends four years at the Lubbock office after completing an eight week recruiting course at Lackland Air Force Base. Sgt Allan J Weale has served since 1961 and finished the course in five weeks. He resides with his wife Wanda and three children at 3703 35th St.
Smallest Sonotone hearing aid unveiled in Elmsford
The Sontone Corporation has developed the tiniest ear worn hearing aid yet. The device is fully in ear with no cords tubes or wires attached, designed to aid the deafened without external apparatus.
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Elmsford
N.Y
Sontone Corporation
Marvel
County Republicans Set Forum at Tech Union Ballroom
Four Republican candidates for county offices will speak at a 3 p.m. forum in Tech Union ballroom. Sponsored by Texas Tech Young Republicans, the list includes Nita Gibson for county commissioner and George Forston for justice of the peace. Julie Crump, Tech sophomore from Boston, invites the public.
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Tech
Lubbock County
Tech ‘Union
Texas Tech Young Republicans
Nita Gibson
George Forston
Julie Crump
Boston
Mass
GOP
Fall Horticulture Festival Draws 1000 Entries at Tech Campus
The seventh annual two day Fall Horticulture Festival at Texas Tech opened on the campus with more than 1 000 entries. Carole Brashear of Petersburg was crowned Horticulture Queen and M L Pennington earned top blue ribbons in the horticulture class while Mrs Walter J Cartwright led in arrangements. Seven trophy winners were named and eleven bronze rosettes awarded in the Chrysanthemum Court of Honor. The show runs today from 10 a m to 8 p m with 18 judges led by Mrs G H Williams.
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Therell J. Hodges
Gerald Thomas
Tech
Charlie "Speed of
Levelland
Texas Tech
Carole Brashear
Petersburg
M. L. Pennington
W. 17Th St
Walter J. Cartwright
Pennies
Cartwright
Vega Lane
Pennington
Charlie Speed
Speed
A. L. ‘Faubion
Katrina
Jarman
Edgar Jarman
G. H. Williams
Air Force Seeks Eight Electronics Trainees
The Lubbock Air Force recruiting station seeks eight men for electronics training to fill vacancies. Applicants take aptitude tests in administration mechanical general and electronics before enlistment. Accepted recruits go to Lackland AFB for six weeks basic training then AF technical schools. Information at 1006 13th St or by phone PO2-3353.
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Lubbock Air Force
Air Force
Ray Farnsworth
Lackland Afb
A. F
13Th St
Johnsons Sister Arrives in Rome for Private Visit
President Johnsons sister Mrs Oscar P Bobbit arrived in Rome from Naples after a Mediterranean cruise aboard the Cristoforo Colombo. An embassy spokesman said she plans to stay in Rome until Tuesday for a private visit.
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Rome
Johnson
Oscar P. Bobbit
Naples
Cristoforo Colombo
U.S
Bobbit
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