Tech Opens Fourth Decade With Faculty Meeting at Texas Tech
Texas Tech schedules a 10 a.m. faculty meeting in the Union Building ballroom to begin its fourth decade. President R C Goodwin will speak as more than 600 faculty members and new hires are recognized ahead of the fall semester.
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Lubbock Students Win National Methodist Scholarships
Suzie Wheat and Linda Bell Wylie from Lubbock receive National Methodist Scholarships through The Methodist Church Board of Education. Awards cover tuition and fees up to 500 dollars, honoring academic leadership church involvement and need. Wylie majors in elementary education and Wheat is a junior class favorite. both named to Who’s Who.
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McMurry College
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Methodist Board of Education
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Kappa Phi Social Club
Six Enter Pleas In Check Law Violation Cases
Nine persons faced misdemeanor charges on a Saturday morning before Judge James A. Ellis. E. B. Ervin Kenneth Richardson and Jack Wood pleaded guilty to passing worthless checks and received $25 fines plus costs and three days in jail. Robert Lee Bustillos Jr. was fined $75 and jailed five days for petty theft. Donald Lee McClendon paid $150 for carrying a pistol. Bonds of $500 were set for Herman Richardson Mrs Donna Richardson and Albert Dyer who pleaded not guilty. George Wash Cochran pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated.
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Tulsa
Kenneth Richardson
39Th St
Jack Woodall
Rt. 1
Petersburg
Robert Lee Bustillos Jr
Itasca Ave
Donald Lee McClendon
Ivory Ave
Herman Richardson
46Th St
Donna J. Richardson
Albert Dyer
N. Flint Ave
George Wash Cochran
22Nd St
Petersburg Gins First Two Bales
In Petersburg two cotton bales were ginned in a close race at 12 05 pm and 12 30 pm. Emmett L. Jones produced the first bale with 2380 pounds of lint and 1000 pounds of seed resulting in a 605 pound bale and premium. Ronald Weaver gin manager. Bud Kelley produced the second bale from 2200 pounds total, yielding a 635 pound bale and 950 pounds of seed at Petersburg Gin Inc with manager Bill Perkins. Premium prices were anticipated but not announced.
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Emmett L. Jones
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Petersburg Area
Ronald Weaver
Bud Kelley
Petersburg Gin, Inc
Bill Perkins
Whitaharral Levelland Dialing Opens Direct Link
Whitaharral and Levelland inaugurate toll free direct dialing with a kickoff call from Mayor Ed Hofacker to Clifford Throckmorton president of the Whitharral Lions Club at the Whitharral school. A second item notes the dedication of St. Philips Catholic Church educational building by trustees Clarence Albus A H Jungman Bill Gerik and Wilfred Rohnfeld.
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Ed Hofacker
Levelland
Clifford Throckmorton
Whitharral Lions Club
Whitharral School
St. Phillip’s Catholic Church
Clarence Albus
A. H. Jungman
Bill Gerik
Wilfred Rohnfeld
Area Servicemen Return and Training Highlights
Jerry L. Graham, boilerman fireman USN son of Mr and Mrs Evan W Graham, 3518 39th St, returns to San Diego aboard USS Frank Knox after a Western Pacific tour with Seventh Fleet. Knox earns a goodwill trip to Australia for two years service. Sister E Young, son of Mr and Mrs Lister Young, 3509 Utea Ave, begins nine weeks of basic training at Naval Training Center San Diego.
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Evan W. Graham
39Th St
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Lister Young
Utea Ave
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Carr Rules On Jury Fee Tax In Justice Court
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr ruled a criminal defendant in justice court is taxed a single $3 jury fee even if multiple juries hear the case. The ruling answered a Corsicana county request about hung juries and repeated verdicts.
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Crosbyton Names New Crosby County Librarian
Mrs. Alvie Ratheal is appointed Crosby County librarian replacing Mrs. Fay Ogle who moved to San Angelo. Ratheal will open the Crosbyton library Tuesday to Friday 2 to 5 pm and Saturday 9 to 12. She will visit the Ralls and Lorenzo libraries monthly and manage state reports. Forgiveness week allows overdue book checkins without fines.
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Alvie Ratheal
Crosby
Fay Ogle
San Angelo
Ratheal
Ralls
Lorenzo
Lbrarian
Crosbyton School enrolls 831 students this week
Crosbyton School district reports total enrollment of 831 for the week led by a high school class of 198. Classes began August 28 with 419 students in grades 1-5 and 214 in junior high, while Fred Douglas School added 51 pupils in grades 1-6.
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Sam Hawkes
Fred Douglas
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