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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1945

Page

3

Lubbock Name Ties to Texas History Explored

Mrs Myra Perkins Wall an junior high teacher studied Texas origin myths and concluded Col Tom S Lubbock is the county namesake and that both Lubbocks may share in early Ranger history. Francis R Lubbock a later governor led Terry’s Rangers with ties to West Texas and to Tom S Lubbock as a possible cousin.

Myra Perkins Wall South Plains Tee Wallace Texas. Technological’ College Lubbock County Tom S. Lubbock Frank Wheelock Lubbocks Tom Tom Lubock West Texas Terry Rangers Jefferson Davis Col“fubbock B. F. Terry Army 8Th Texas Cavalrys Houston I ‘Green Chattanooga Atlanta Sabboth Shiloh

Wage Hikes Approved by War Labor Board

Dallas report shows the Eighth Regional War Labor Board allowing employers to raise wages up to 50 cents an hour without WIB approval even if it triggers price requests or higher costs of goods or services. The WAVEs have freed 50,500 men for sea and overseas duty.

Dallas Eighth Regional War Labor Board

Service member returns home for discharge and local notices

Sgt Wayne D Groce has left the Philippines and is en route to the United States for an honorable discharge under the point system after 42 months in service and three years overseas. He served in the 185th Infantry, 40th division, with duties in Hawaii Guadalcanal New Britain the Marshalls and the Philippines. Capt John J Kendrick now heads to San Antonio for leave after duty in the China Burma India theater. B T Smith Ta hok a grade school principal injured in a plane crash near Tahoka has returned home from Lubbock hospital and hopes to resume duties in two weeks. C C Pressley O Donnell pilot was less seriously injured. Mr and Mrs E E Coffee of Clovis NM, former Lubbock residents, welcomed a son born there Friday. Mrs Coffee is daughter of Mrs Myrtle Hubbard. Mutt Gillam of O Donnell vicinity reports the first bale of cotton ginned at an O Donnell gin this year.

Wayne D. Groce Freelan W. Groce Ave. R Philippines States Sgt. Groce 185Th Infantry 40Th Division Hawaii Guadalcanal New Britain The Marshalls Grace Furniture Company John J. Kendrick United States San Antonio J. J. Kendrick Fort Sam Houston B. T. Smith Tahoka Grade School E. E. Coffee Clovis N. M Lubbock Coffee Wavel Beauty Shop Myrtle Hubbard Mutt Gillam O’donnell O'Donnell

Dean L. C. Campbell Dies at Hardin-Simmons University

Lucian Quitman Campbell 53, dean of Hardin-Simmons University, died at his Abilene home after a series of heart attacks. Native of Evergreen Louisiana, he served 18 years on the faculty, was English professor and acting dean, last March named dean, and held multiple university roles and degrees. He married Mary Cornelia Tanner in 1919. a daughter survives.

Abilene Lucian Quitman Campbell Hardin-Simmons University Campbell Evergreen Mississippi College For Women Hardin-Simmons Tu- Tane University University of Texas George Washington University George Peabody College University of Colorado Phi Beta Kappa Kappa Delta Phi Delta Sigma Rho Mary Cornelia Tanner Chaneville

Funeral Set Today For Mrs. Davidson

Funeral services are planned for 89 year old Mrs Eliza beth Ann Davidson who died Friday night at her daughter’s Abernathy home. Services will be at 4 p.m. at Abernathy First Baptist Church conducted by Rev J F xx. The body will be sent to Grandfield Oklahoma for a Monday 11 a.m. service and burial at Grandfield Cemetery. Sander Funeral Home of Lubbock handling arrangements. The deceased lived near ter Mary Anna and a brother Maurice Campbell of New Iberia.

Abernathy Elizabeth Ann Davidson G. L. Jackson Abernathy First Baptist Church J. F Grandfield Okla Grandfield Cemetery Sander Funeral Home Lubbock

Dallas hearing on surplus goods sale to veterans questioned

Report notes controversy over selling surplus war goods to dealers without first aiding ex soldiers. Morton Harrison cites Department of Commerce and Reconstruction Finance Corporation as responsible. Lt Gov John Lee Smith urges lend lease style distribution of trucks jeeps tractors and autos to veterans. Abernathy survivor list included Anna Wooldridge Sam H Davidson and extended family noted.

Dallas Ced Morton Harrison Department of Commerce Finnance’ Corporation Veterans Hagpison Washington Maury Maverick SWPC John Lee Smith Texas Sam Rayburn Smith England Russia

Museum claims ownership of world’s largest X-ray image

The Chicago Natural History Museum asserts ownership of a seven by four foot X-ray plate used to image a mummy. The colossal photograph holds a record for size and showcases ancient remains through radiography.

Chicago Natural History Museum

Milam elected president of Lubbock County Bar Association

James H. Milam of Crenshaw Dupree and Milam, a U S Army captain, was elected president of the Lubbock County Bar Association at the organization’s semi weekly luncheon in a Lubbock hotel. His partners indicated he might be discharged soon. Also elected were J Orville Smith as vice president S P Boling as secretary-treasurer and former Judge Homer L Pharr as another officer.

James H. Milam Crenshaw, Dupree and Milam U. S. Army Lubbock County Bar Association Lubbock ‘Hotel Milam J. Orville Smith P. Boling Homer.l. Pharr

Attire and Teeth Mention Shift in Organizational Ranks

Fragmentary lines discuss a secretary role, a 7M organization, and moves toward codification. The text notes pledged assistance and a national push to enrich bread and flour with vitamin B-1, claiming a roughly one fourth increase in the average American's food supply.

Sint Ted Port

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Erry Dudley G. Wooten James Truslow Adams Clarence R. Wharton Francis R. Lubbock W. C. Holden Texas Technological College Kryptok Prometrist Amarillo Wichita. Falls Riley Forest Commando Black Bear Ontarias New York Staten’ Island’ Zoo Bear Dean L. C. Campbell H.S. A Eeste Amartes GEO. Fitchet Mrs. Davidson Ter Mary Anna Maurice Campbell New Iberia Avenue J Tomers Read & Denman Insurance and Loans Plains: Furniture Company
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