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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1953

Page

8

Lubbock Studied as Site for One of 10 Spot Cotton Markets

A 1947 52 survey ranked Lubbock among ten candidate spot cotton markets for federal designation. It showed Lubbock with 34 cotton merchants, strong storage capacity, and favorable market balance, placing it sixth among contenders behind Memphis Dallas Fresno Atlanta and Greenwood.

Ubbock U.S Greenwood Miss Memphis Tenn Pee Pine Bluff Ark Lubbock Fresno Atlanta All- Greenville New Or Secretary of Agriculture Auetta Charleston S.C Montgomery Ala Little Rock New Orleans Dallas Galveston Houston Calif Lubbock Cotton Exchange Massey Vandiver Prince

Lubbock Police Probe Three Burglaries and Six Thefts

Crime report shows three burglaries and six thefts under investigation by Lubbock Police. Incidents include entry through windows and screens at private residences, with items stolen such as clothing, cigarettes, gum, plywood sheets, a bicycle, and an irrigation well battery. Multiple addresses cited, including 1501 38th Clovis Road and 909 4th St.

J. W. McCulloch Clovis Road Daniels 4Th St

First Bale Of Cotton Ginned In Plainview

Plainview reports the first bale of cotton ginned at the Beds Gin. Jack Patton harvested 2,260 pounds of seed cotton yielding 608 pounds of lint and 960 pounds of seed with a 1 15 16th inch middling bale. Ginners anticipate more dry land cotton from mid month as harvest progresses toward October.

Plainview Jack Patton Petersburg Stein

Funeral Services For Wreck Violin Planned Here Today

Funeral services are set in Odessa for Rhoda Jean Greenhill two year old killed in a car crash near Plains Friday. The Rev Henry L Graves will officiate at John s Methodist Church. Burial follows at Heritage Cemetery. Survivors include parents Ernest G Greenhill Odessa a brother Henry Ernest maternal grandparents the Rev and Mrs J W Ruley Odessa and H E Greenhill Moriarty.

Odessa Rhoda Jean Greenhill Ernest G. Greenhille Plains Eos John’s Methodist Church Henry L. Graves Cemetery Yard Funeral Home Brownfield Funeral Home Henry Ernest J. W. Ruley H. E. Greenhille Moriarty

Four Year Old Boy Injured After Car Collision Here

A four year old Latin American boy, Robert Vargas, was struck by a 1949 Ford at Ave G and 15th St and treated at Porter Hospital for facial lacerations and shock. He was listed in good condition. The driver, 45-year-old Finis Edward Brown, faces no charges.

Ave. G 15Th St Robert Vargas Slaton Rt. 1 Porter Hospital Lubbock

Lubbock Methodist Ministers Set Meeting and Picnic

Lubbock district ministers will gather for a 4 p.m. business session Monday at First Methodist under superintendent J. E. Shewbert. Fall program discussion follows, with McMurry College staff Wil lams and Gordon Bennett present. After 5:30 p.m. a picnic at Mackenzie State Park for pastors and families. Retired ministers and families invited.

Lubbock First Methodist J. E. Shewbert Distriet Dean Willams McMurry College Gordon Bennett Abilene Mackenzie State Park Shewbert

Swisher County Property Transfers and Court Notices

A compact list of recorded property transfers including J D Leftwich to Homer G Roberts and multiple other deeds, plus court activity from U S District Court to County Court at Law. Also notes Loyd Weldon Huber and Mona Jane Chester marriage license and the El Salvador eruption of Izalco, described as a prominent coastal lighthouse.

J. D. Leftwich Homer G. Roberts B. C. Clutter C. H. Graves Jock & Clutter Ind V. Clark Doyce M. Clark Ellwood Place H. F. McCilarty Dovie Bennett OL —S. Roy Bass M. Walters John He Clayton Te Coste Jennings Roberts McWhielev M. Baze H. D. Bert- Paste Harry K Hugh W. Hazelwood L. R. Rampy Armnett-Benson Richard Hicks Charles L. Eeeee L. T. Foster Theo W. Sagebiel Hulin J. L. Badley Arvil L. Leggett McLarty Circle View Chas William ‘Ayaciante Yandell Swindell Alta Vista Acres Realties Unlimited Inc Giles Dalby Highland Park L. Stratton M. C. Boyd Eubanks Fort Zed Erwin James F. Black Roberson D. Whiteley Claborn B. Taylor W. T. Shepherd Crump Loyd Weldon Huber Mona Jane Chester Lubbock Pugh Swisher the Ply

X Ray Tests To Resume In City Tuesday Morning

The State Health Department chest X ray unit at the old Courthouse lobby broke down Saturday but will resume operations Tuesday at 8 30 am. The unit will run daily 8 30 am to 5 30 pm offering free chest X rays to Lubbock residents through Saturday. Kiwanis Club supports the unit as TB control aims to locate unknown cases.

State Health Department Abilene Eatecey Lubbock Miss Wickliffe Hub City Kiwanis Club George Wilson Wilson Lubbock County

Funeral Rites Set For John McKay

A local notice announces funeral rites for John McKay. The article also mentions a health program offering free chest X-rays to residents over age 15, emphasizing quick, noninvasive exams with no disrobing required.

John McKay

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Tet Weetes Oetivers Hooper Tire Store U. S&s. District Court Joseph &. Dooley C. R. Huckaby Standard Insurance Co Soerans United States of America James G. Denton Eather A. Hughes Webb Hughes Allison Powell J. C. Davis Carolyn Easter Billy Howerd Easter Ruth Burnett James Robert Burnett Izalco el Salvador Cailers For Dancing Larrymore AVE. P Sanford Ize SFO Inc Texas Ave Bae Pat Dar Montiay Sapeiher
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