Two Lockney Youths Injured In Accident
Two 17-year-olds from Lockney were injured late Friday after their car overturned east of Plainview following a Hale Center football game. Lonnie Dee Nix, critically injured with a concussion and broken bones, drove the 1955 auto. Derrell Waldrip suffered cuts and bruises as both were thrown clear.
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Plainview
Lockney
Lockney Hale Center
Lonnie Dee Nix
S. E. Nix
Sterley
Derrell Waldrip
A. N. Waldrip
Nix
Plainview Hospital
Waldrip
Testimonial Request for Medical Results to Spears Chiro
The notice asks readers to write to Spears Chiro Practic Sanitarium and Hospital in Denver Colorado for testimonial proof of results across many ailments including arthritis cancer polio epilepsy rheumatic fever multiple sclerosis cerebral palsy muscular dystrophy strokes heart liver skin stomach kidney and other conditions.
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Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
Tech board member Kermit rancher slightly improves
Tom Linebery, a tech board member and director at Texas Technological College in Lubbock, was reported slightly improved today after several days of serious illness. He had been admitted to the hospital Wednesday and listed as critically ill Friday. hospital officials noted improvement in the last 24 hours.
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Kermit
Tom Linebery
Lineberg
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Iowa Man Pleads Guilty To Libel And Framing
Waterloo Iowa Richard Filiott pleaded guilty to libeling an ex convict by planting fake evidence at a crime scene He admitted breaking into a dredging company office and leaving a incriminating scrap of paper tying the ex convict to the incident
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Waterloo
Iowa
Richard Filiott
Eliott
Wheat Storage in Kansas Tops April 1 1955 U S Totals
More than a fifth of the 1,212 million bushels of wheat in storage in the United States on April 1 1955 were in Kansas. The data highlights Kansas as the leading wheat storage state in the nationwide inventory recorded by agricultural authorities.
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United States
Kansas
Clothing Center in Lubbock supplies 700 plus garments
In its first three weeks the Community Clothing Center Lubbock issued 120 cases to 195 adults and 574 children, providing 548 pairs of shoes and 5 701 pieces of clothing. Mrs. Cherry Penney urges donations of boys and infants clothes blankets and bedding to sustain the center at 1313 Broadway behind the Christian Science Reading Room.
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Community Clothing Center
Lubbock
Cherry Penney
Salvation Army
PTA
Petersburg's First Bale Ginned By Hegi
Petersburg reports its first bale of cotton ginned at the Co-Op Gin. Arthur Hegi grew the cotton north of town and the 2300 pounds produced a 480 pound bale with 990 pounds of seed. The gin bought lint at 50 cents a pound, seed at 100 dollars per ton, and a 50 dollar bonus was paid by the Businessmen's Club. The bale is displayed near the First State Bank.
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Olton
Ford
Lamb County
Lain
Jack Baker
Louis Hair
C. S
Ford Lain
Oliton
Chamber of Commerce
Lam
Baker
Farmers’ Gin Co
Petersburg
Arthur Hegi
Ronald Weaver
First State Bank
Monterey High FHA Delegates Return From State Conclave
Monterey High School Future Homemakers of America delegates Lora Kerr and Kathy White returned by plane from Austin after attending the state executive council meeting. Fern Foster Hawkins reported on the national convention and plans for the April 1921 state meeting were discussed. Sponsors attending were Mrs. T. D. Daniel and Mrs. Wayne Timmons.
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Monterey High School
Dixon White
43Rd St
T. D. Daniel
Wayne Timmons
Slaton High opens in modern building for 1955 56
Slaton High School began the 1955 56 term in a new modern building with 275 students registered. Construction started October 1954 and the facility includes a 750 seat air conditioned auditorium, stage equipment, decorated classrooms, glare reducing lighting, teacher lockers, onepiece desks, a school nurse room, and a two way intercom system linking all rooms.
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Slaton
Slaton High School
Texas Citizens Council Granted Charter As Educational Group
Austin reports that A. M. Muldrow Secretary of State approved the charter application of the Texas Citizens Council after a study to ensure lawful purpose. The council, calling itself an educational corporation, aims to prevent integration of public schools.
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Texas Citizens Council
Austin
Sec
A. M. Muldrow
Local Motley County Sears Gilt Show Winners Named
Joe Ed Smith of the Flamet community won first place at the Motley County Sears Gilt Show in Matador. Judge Kirby Clayton, Cottle County agent, presided. Other winners listed include Gary Lancaster and Mae Martin of Matador, Bert Green and Stanley Brooks of Roaring Springs, Vergie Holiman of Northfield, and Dean Turner of Beaumont.
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Matador
Joe Ed Smith
Flamet
Motley County
Sears
Kirby Clayton
Cottle County
Gary Lancaster
Bert Green
Roaring Springs
Vergie Holiman
Northfield
Mae Martin
Stanley Brooks
Dean Turner
Beaumont
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Rel Tay
Tal
Vaed
Texas
Lewis
Suarantet Pia
Udzalele
Sewelers
Clothing Center
New Slaton
Mendaco
Dallas
APT. Mgrs
Beautiful
A. Lamp
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