Lubbock Camp Fire Girls delegates head to New York Jubilee
A 19 member delegation from Lubbock Council of Camp Fire Girls departs for New York City this weekend to attend the national Golden Jubilee convention celebrating Camp Fire Girls Inc. The group includes regional representatives and board members. they will stay at the Biltmore and Commodore hotels and return next Sunday.
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Lubbock Horizon Club
Lubbock Council of Camp Fire
New York
Jan Justice
Mary Kay Peeree
Jane Baggett
Luane
Jean McCook
Donna King
Dayle Justice
Nancy Greve
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Camp Fire
Jubilee
Lubbock Council of
Camp Fire Girls
New York City
Camp Fire G Inc
Edwin Forrest
Wright Kerr
Lubbock Council
Rex Webster
Greve
Horizon Club
Biltmore
Commodore
pro-Fire Girls, Inc
Horizon Chile Girls
Curry Arrington
W.C. Arester
St. Marthe
Wayland campus event honors Wayland heirs and campers
Wayland preparations include a special dinner for heirs and former students of Wayland Baptist College with entertainment from The Miracle Worker cast and The Music Man cast. A Gold en Jubilee finale titled One Little Git closes the program with Broadway direction. Notables from Lubbock and nearby areas attend panels on camping and Camp Fire Girls activities.
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Camp Fire Girls
Summerfield
Radio City
Music Hall
Stage Drama
Associ
Miracle Worker
Wanid
Apiland Baptist College
Jean Dalrymple
Direcor
New York City Center Theater
Light Opera
Navy Officer Procurement Team Visits Tech Campus
The Navy officer procurement team from Albuquerque will interview men on the Texas Tech campus from Monday through Friday seeking careers in the Navy. Lt Cmdr J T Smith and WAVE recruiter Lt Solomon and W B Ashley will lead the visit with details available by phoning the recruiting substation in Susy.
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Navy
Albuquerque
Texas ‘Tech
Mondhrouch
Solomon
Cmdr
J.T. Smith
Tnian Receuiing
W. B. Asley
T Ep
WAVE
Susy
Winners Named In Tech Forensic Festival Thorough Readings
.readers and students honored in multiple events as Richard Estran John Signaig Janet Yerby Gail Pfluger and Joe Milcher headlined superior ratings. Odessa Lubbock Christian Tech St Mary's St Marys Texas Western and others earned excellent marks in poetry discussion extemp speaking and after dinner contests. About 90 participants and 26 teams took part in the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween
Richard Estran
John Signaig
David Deaton
Hardin-Simmons University
Robert Evans
Hardin-Simmon
Kenneth Evans
Frank Phillips
Kenneth
Anderson
West Texas
Jack Gibson
Tech
Mic Brown
University of New Mexico
Janet Yerby
Texas West
Beenjorn
Barbara Hayes
University
New Mexico
Jeri Valdes
Texas Western
Roberta Martin
Texas Tech
Odessa
Mary Lou Pointou
Jack Traynor
St. Mary’s of
San Antonio
Sandra Hupp
Od Junior College
Wayne Cox
St. Mary's
J Ane Lonnie Wheeler
Went Tor
Monty Mead
Ralph Carpenter
Mike’ Dipp
Jane’ Crockett
Charles the Hardin-Simm Pace
Kay Porter
Linda Hair
Joe “Cummings
West
Texas
da Enlow
Preston’ Davis
John ‘Signalgo
Gail Green
Ingiri
Wynette Johnson
Jessie Like
Lubbock Christian College
St.’ Mary's
Kip Glasscock
Bob Holcomb
Lubbock Christian
Nancy Massey
Frank Phillips Junior College
Carla Shango
Joe Milcher
Gail Pfluger
Dakota
John Signaigo
St. Mary's Uni- San’ Antonio
Janet
Judy Moore
Texas Western College
Skibell
Harry Neuhardt
Peck
Complaintant Takes Stand In Midland Trial
Mrs. Leo Merriman testified in the 12th District Court trial of Joe Allen Harper 29 accused of attacking her on a lonely road after Harper flagged down the Merrimans small French car on July 4. The state rested after her testimony and the case recessed until Monday.
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Midland
Leo Merriman
Joe Allen Harper
Merriman
Harper
Monda
Midland Memorial Hospital
Merrimans
Fir St
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Webster
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USA
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Johnson
Democratic Party
Broadway Lubbock
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Salvation Army
Broadway
You Too
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Mia Diario
Lubbock’s
Monterey Center
Meacis Thyielor
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