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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1953

Page

5

Obstacle Course Highways Highlighted in Traffic Toll Debate

A leading traffic expert urges emphasis on highway design as a major factor in reducing deaths. A congressional study suggests better roads could save up to 15,000 lives, with rural miles and safety features highlighted as key targets.

Bruce D Bser Congress Connecticut

Dawson Library Discussed At Meet In Lamesa

Mrs. Brock described the library’s aims and value to Dawson County residents and explained the national rush schedule. Committee chairs were named including Mrs. Wallace program and Mrs. Davis ways and means with other officers and guests present.

Brock Lamesa Dawson County Edna Davis Bob Wallace Davis Glenn Hanson Agnes Hillman Gregory Lyndall Sharp Olin Nix Jr Wallace Mesdames Wallace, Hillman, Nix G . Me Juien J. R. Wees Durwood Mickler Portales N. Mex

Slaten displays first bale of cotton at Citizens Bank

Slaton reports Grady Smith delivered the first bale weighing 620 pounds from a 20 acre Mabie area field, ginned at Campbell Gin which sold at a stated price. The bale, with 2,140 pounds of seed cotton, was displayed outside Citizens State Bank as part of local agriculture news. The note about the University of Virginia appears out of place.

Citizens Bank Citizens State Bank

Lawrence Menefield Receives Second Club Scholarship

The Woman's Study Club of Lamesa awarded its scholarship of the year to Lawrence Menefield, a Southern University at Houston sophomore, who repaid most of the $100 loan and worked through his freshman year. Committee members include Mrs. Crawley and Mesdames Bailey Gaines Lattimore and White. The club also offers a cash award to the best high school citizen. Burma contracts with a British firm for $1,680,000 in earth moving equipment for irrigation.

Lawrence Menefield Lamesa Woman's Study Club of Victor Crawley Menefield Southern University At Houston University Crawley Annie Bailey Hugh Gaines E. D. Lattimore Arpie White

Patient Walks Without Crutches After Spinal X Ray

A man visited the STEPH ENS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC for an examination. The spinal X Ray enabled him to discard his crutches and walk unaided. He reported all back and knee pains disappeared and praised the doctor.

Stephens Chiropractic Clinic Doc

Gamma Globulin Made Easier to Get for Immunization

The Public Health Service increases gamma globulin access for mass polio immunization in communities with predicted needs. A slight decline in new polio cases last week guided eligibility for emergency shipments, adjusting a community size measure to 150 000 from 200 cases.

Hille Ceuben PHS

Monticello Built on Leveled Mountain Top

Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, sits atop a mountain summit leveled to create the historic plantation site debated for its hillside design and innovative architecture.

Monticello Thomas Jefferson

Pythian Sisters Mark Lamesa Temple Anniversary

The Pythian Sisters observed the 11th anniversary of the Lamesa Temple at the K P Hall. Mrs Elmo Smith read minutes and highlighted temple history. Officers present included Mrs Earl Henderson Mrs Jack Mitchell Mrs Ira Ashley and Mrs Victor Middleton. Velma Middleton elected Temple Deputy. Banquet planned for Sept 17 to honor Texas Grand Chief. Hostesses served birthday cake and punch to 19 members.

Lamesa K. P. Hall Elmo Smith Earl Henderson Jack Mitchell Ira Ashley Victor Middleton Mablebee Ray State of Texas Velma Middleton Temple Mesdames Buelah Perryman B. B. Bratcher

Soldier Bound For Overseas Kills Wife Then Shoots Self

A U S Sgt Id E Taylor 36 allegedly shot his wife after a domestic quarrel and then killed himself in Miami hospital reports say. He was bound for overseas duty, papers found at his home indicated, and his wife listed as Rev J E Hale Fort Worth. He was wounded in the chest and taken to a hospital in unknown condition.

Miami Sey Ities T. A. Bucnanat Id E. Taylor Sheriff's Office J. E. Hale Fort Worth Taylor Aia Sena Aer Imea Buchanan

Slaton Offers Adult Homemaking Classes At West Ward

Slaton High School announces free adult homemaking courses for beginners and experienced students. Mrs. Ima Dora Haile will teach home furnishing and crafts, while Miss Pat Brewer will lead Short Cuts in Clothing with advanced tailoring. Sign ups are at West Ward School Tuesday.

Slaton Slaton High School Ima Dora Haile Pat Brewer Edna Bishop Syracuse University Brewer Margaret O'Conner Miami University

Wreckage Of Bomber Lost in 1950 Is Spotted in Alaska

Fort Worth date. The Carswell Air Force Base reports the B-36 crash from 1950 was found in Alaska while searchers look for Ellis Hall, Abilene, Texas, and an Albuquerque, New Mexico pilot and four others missing since Aug. 17. Twelve crew survived the in flight icing incident. five are still missing.

Alaska Fort Worth Carswell Air Force Base Ellis Hall Abilene Tex Albuquerque N.M Oirman

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