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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1948

Page

6

Fall Meet Of Texas Area Boys Club Council Scheduled Friday

The Texas area council of the Boys Clubs of America meets Friday in Lubbock with discussion groups a declamation contest and a banquet. Everett McCullough chairs the session with talks by regional leaders and officials from Fort Worth Waco San Antonio and other cities. The state declamation contest will be held Friday afternoon with Texas Tech judges and a dinner featuring keystone awards for longtime service to boys clubs.

Texas Area Council of the Boys Clubs of America John W. Wilson Lubbock Texas Wichita Falls Graham Ball Laredo Louis Zeramby Houston John S. Beauday Fort Worth Ira de Shazo Waco Ronald Johnson San Antonio Ben Singleton Paris Hoot” Gibson Shreveport Huey Chancey Amarillo Ralph Dykeman Everett McCullough Texas Area Council Texas Area Council, Will Call the Meeting To Order At 10 A.m. J. Ray Dickey Lubbock Boys Club F. W. Thomson Boys Clubs of America F. E. Burkhalter Waco Boys Club O. P. Schnabel Board of Boys Clubs of Marshall Harvey Joe Bowlin Panther Boys Club Texas Technological College Byron Chappell Wilson B. Ward Helen Lindell Boys Clubs of America Keystone

Seminole Man To Head Gaines Fair

J. D. Mitchell of Seminole was elected president of the Gaines County Fair association for the coming year. Other officers named were Joe Anderson Johnny Sartin and Charlie McConnell as vice presidents and L. G. Daugherty as secretary treasurer. The closing day crowd heard a barbecue lunch and winners in the kids pony contest were announced with Lavida Vickers Elaine Edune and Phillip Harold among top finishers.

J. D. Mitchell The Fair Association Gaines County Joe Anderson Johnny Sartin Seagraves Charlie McConnell Loop L. G. Daugh

Galveston Woman Is Sixth Victim Of Texas City Blast

Mrs. R. M. Moore a 65 year old Galveston resident died in a Texas City hospital last night becoming the sixth victim of the Oct 18 explosion blamed on butane gas. She suffered critical burns when a jet of fire enveloped 14 carloads of motorists awaiting a switch engine to clear the highway.

Texas City U.P R. M .Moore

Displaced Europeans Arrive in America Aboard Army Transport

The Army transport General Black docked in New York with 813 displaced persons from Europe, first of 205000 expected in two years. They cheered around the Statue of Liberty as harbor whistles greeted the arrival. about 150 of the newcomers will attend events.

New York Black Europe

Reserve Leader To Inspect Units Here

Col. Oscar B. Abbott senior in structor for the organized reserves of Texas and executive for the Texas Military district arrives Monday for a three day inspection tour of the Army's organized reserve ROTC at Texas Tech and the National Guard. He will visit several area towns and inspect groups in Lubbock. Abbott based in Austin rose to brigadier general in World War II and served on staffs of Eisenhower Andrews and Devers, with a career beginning in the Texas National Guard in 1916.

Oscar B. Abbott Organized Reserves of Texas Texas Military District Army Organized Reserve Reserve Officers Training Corps Texas Technological College National Guard Lubbock Abbott Austin Eisenhower Andrews Devers Texas National Guard

Texas Endurance Fliers Push Toward 726 Hour Record

Fred Vinmont and Bert Simons of Dallas plan a base at Gregg County airport and aim to reach 250 hours in the air shortly after midnight as they pursue the 726 hour endurance record set in 1939. They hope to stay aloft about 1500 hours in their single engine plane.

Longview Texas Endurance Fliers Fred Vinmont Bert Simons Dallas Gregg County

Temple Indicates Section Contest In 19th District

Mohler D Temple the Republican nominee for Congress in the 19th district says a contest will be filed after the general election due to four counties omitting his name from ballots. Similar actions may follow in Amarillo district as well. He notes the secretary of state certified the nominees but counties control ballot placement.

Mohler D. Temple Lubbock Congress 19Th Amarillo Temple Fred L. Parham Frank Parris 119Th Paul H. Brown Dawson Howard Dickens King Counties Brown Newsmen Secretary of State Democratic Party

Temple Seeks Election Contest Over Ballot Rights

Temple argues for contesting the November election to uphold fair political practice in Texas. He accuses one party rule of denying voters a free ballot and cites alleged ballot theft to illustrate the stakes. He says a minority party must use proper channels to challenge the result.

Temple Texas

Winter fashion shows hint at subtle lengthening in hems

Paris reports mid season fashion shows favor simple silhouettes for winter with hems edging up. Molyneux keeps 15 inch ground clearance while Lanvin lifts daywear to about 12 inches. Topcoats lengthen about two inches. models emphasize straightlines and swing skirts for day and cocktail wear.

Paris Molyneux Lanvin

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