Meet Your Carrier Rusty Thompson
Rusty Thompson, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Don Thompson of S711 46th St, has been a carrier for The Avalanche Journal for six months. In sixth grade at Maedzen Elementary, he enjoys coin and stamp collecting and serves 104 customers on a route from Memphis to Indiana avenues between 46th and 47th streets. He says the route teaches him to write checks and manage business and plans to save for college.
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Hobbs Man Shot Head In Street Fight Leaves Police Net
A 22 year old Hobbs oil field roustabout Michael Wayne Yaws remained in critical condition at Hobbs Lea General Hospital after a Friday night shooting in front of 1503 Catherine St. Raymond Hoyt Boyle, 19, was arrested at the scene and later charged with aggravated battery. Boyle remained in Hobbs city jail Saturday in lieu of a 10 000 bond. A .38 caliber revolver was confiscated as part of the investigation.
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This Week's School Menu At Lubbock Public Schools
The cafeteria plan lists cheese sandwiches hamburgers and tacos for all students with options like veal cutlets hot dogs with chili and liver with onions for juniors and seniors. Labor Day closure Monday and Tuesday and an in service workshop for teachers reduce meal days. Menus show common items first then senior high choices.
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Singing Hazel Family Plans Program at Church
The Hazel family of Lubbock will present a program at 7 p.m. today at College Avenue Baptist Church. Mr and Mrs Glenn Hazel and their children Wayland Barry Donna Carolyn will be featured with Donna on piano and Carolyn as soloist. The Hazel Quartet has performed statewide for two years. Rev Clifton Igo will deliver the sermon.
Wallace Adds Catsup To Almost Everything He Eats
Montgomery Alabama Governor George C. Wallace is pictured with catsup on many dishes including stewed tomatoes, illustrating his unusual culinary habit.
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New Student Worship Service Launch at First Christian Church
Dr. Dudley Strain of the First Christian Church leads a Texas Tech student worship start at 5 p.m. today. Gary Gore and Kim Mothersbaugh assist as the church hosts a meal and fellowship after the service.
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Contemporary Sunday worship serves Idaho college students
First Christian Church begins a contemporary Sunday service in the Fellowship Hall open to all students. Pastor Dr. Dudley Strain leads casual dress attendance and interactive discussions on campus life and faith as part of a new campus life service with the motto Esto Perpetua Let It Be Forever.
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Koreas' U N Entry Unlikely In Seventies Year
Diplomats say Korea entry as separate U N members unlikely this year. North Korea opposes the plan citing continued division and U S forces in the South under U N Command. China and the Soviet Union likely oppose. The Korean question could dominate the 28th General Assembly starting Sept 18.
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