Texas Social Welfare Assn Confab Sets Full Day Meet
The third annual Region 18 conference of the Texas Social Welfare Association meets at First Methodist Church in Lubbock with 200 attendees from 22 West Texas counties. Theme Social Problems In Our Changing World includes seminars on segregation and health education with leaders from Lubbock and Austin. An opening program features Rabbi Adolph Philipps, Rev. Robert Tate Jr., and Dr. Esther Snell.
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The
Texas Social Welfare Assn
First Methodist Church
West Texas
Texas
At & Church
E&.m
Adolph Philippsborn
Congregation Shaareth Israel
Ervin Fisher
Bie Spring Area Welfare Assn
Bass
Roy Bass
Lubbock
Nat Williams
R. A. Pillow
A. W. Paulson
Fisher
Social Welfare
Robert S. Tate Jr
San Antonio
Tate
J. Chess Levern
Esther E. Snell
Lubbock Cerebral Palsy Center
TSWA
Jerry Chapman
John White
Lubbock Children’s Home
Waggoner Carr
Girl Scout Troop Formed At Anton
Anton Sept. 10 Special A new troop of Intermediate Girl Scouts organized under Mrs Koh R Biffle with assistants Mrs Lynn Williams and Mrs Wyatt Batson The Anton Study Club sponsors the troop Members of the troop committee include Mesdames V L Bridges Nelson Stark Douglas Teague L E Haenel and Miss Sharon Cox Officers elected for the year are Janice Ha nel president Brenda Biffle vice president Delores Batson secretary Linda Mott treasurer La Jean Reed reporter Carolyn Lair Bonnie Williams team captains Kay Biffle and Shirley Bullard game leader Meetings are held each Thursday after school in the American Legion hall.
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Delores Batson
Linda Mott
La-Jean Reed
Carolyn Lair
Bonnie Williams
Kay Biffle
Shirley Bullard
American Legion Hall
Potomac River Pollution Question Stirs Chemist Answer
Washington report notes a chemist working on Potomac cleanup as saying the best solution is to stop dumping waste into the river. He stresses changing behavior over new methods to curb pollution.
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Washington
Potomac River
New Liquid Kills Roaches and Ants
Scientists recommend controlling crawling insects with Johnston's NO-RDACH a colorless odorless coating that kills roaches and ants and lasts for months. It is applied without moving dishes or pans and is marketed by Hemphill-Wells on the second floor with price points for pt 89c and qt 2.98.
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Johnston
City to Hold Annual Barbecue and Commission Meeting
The City of Lubbock schedules a 6:30 p.m. Monday meeting at Mackenzie Park Terrace with mayor and City Commission in attendance. Invitations have been mailed to over 250 board and commission members, and a city tour will precede the session, departing at 4:30 p.m. by air conditioned buses for a two hour circuit through key city sites. Mayor Murrell Tripp will preside.
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Mackenzie Park Terrace
4Th St
Ave. H
Amarillo Hwy
19Th St
City Library
College Ave
6Th St
Texas Tech
Auditorium Coliseum
Auditorium- Coliseum
Tech
Slide Rd
34Th St
Indiana Gardens
Monterey High School
50Th St
46Th St
Era recalled as a wage earner's lost renition tale
A cryptic note recalls a era when real money mattered to workers. It hints that Job never fully embraced the wage earner role and kept a key link to his automobile, implying a shift in economic status and identity.
Veterans urged to bring extra funds for initial Korean GI Bill delay
The Veterans Administration advised Korean GI Bill enrollees to have enough personal funds to cover two months of training. Initial monthly allowances arrive after the end of each month of study, with checks issued about 20 days after certification. Rates are $110 for no dependents, $135 for one, and $160 for multiple dependents.
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Veterans Administration
Vietnamese Officers Complete Leadership School Class
The first class of 250 South Vietnamese army officers has finished training at a leadership school run by U S officers under the military aid program. Most graduates will become instructors in South Vietnam's army.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Merits and Local Notices From West Texas Summer Term Honor Roll
Joe Verl Pettiet of Shallowater, a College of Agriculture junior at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville, made the summer term honor roll among 12 students. The Lubbock County Farm Bureau will host a family night at 7:30 p.m. Thursday with barbecue at Plains Coop Oil Mill, R. A. Boyd presiding. Lon C. Ingram a Corsicana state highway engineer and former Lubbock resident is in critical condition after a gunshot wound to the right temple. he served as Lubbock highway engineer from 1930 to 1938. Relatives lack details on the shooting.
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Joe Verl Pettiet
Shallowater
College of Agriculture
University of Arkansas
Lubbock County Farm Bureau
Plains Coop Oil Mill
R. A. Boyd
Lon C. Ingram
Corsicana
Lubbock
Ingram
Old Dobbin and the buggy driver’s breath test remark
A compact quip notes that old Dobbin had faults yet the buggy driver was never given a breath test, implying lax enforcement or humorous irony about driving behavior.
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Dobbin
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J. J. Brown
Austin
John Hutton
District Office
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T. PD. O'Brien
Big Spring
Russell Denison
Lubbock Federation of Church Women
Robert Hall
Association
Salvation Army
Viola C. Stoughton
Lubbock Veterans Administration
Frances Cranfill
John Jordan
Lubbock Sal
Vation Army
Harry Sharp
Anton
Arena
Brady Lowe
Lubbock Savings & Loan
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Rodrick L. Shaw and
Ralph S. Daniel
Great Plains
Shaw and
Daniel
Attorneys At Law
Porter
Lee
Complete Optical Service
Broadway
Lee Optical
Core Lee Pi Zazen
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