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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1962
Page
7
A recipe for six servings combines poached eggs with peas and a lemon butter sauce. Sauce made by melting butter, stirring in flour salt paprika then milk, then tempering with hot mix before finishing with lemon juice. Peas cooked until tender and served with crisp bacon or frizzled ham and fries.
A North Avenue A Parent-Teacher Association meeting is set for tonight in the school cafeteria with the executive committee at 6:45 PM and the general session at 7:30 PM. CLUB MEETS Loyalty Club members gathered Friday at 315 Ave S home of Mrs J E Gordon. 12 members and guest Mrs Ellis Myers attended. Mrs Ed Greer 1914 Ave M to host at 2:30 PM Sept 21.
A dense listing of church gatherings club meetings and civic group events across Lubbock including YMCA bridge club sessions at 7 Mt i pm and 9 30 am silent hostesses at various homes. Featured are Rotary style civic notices from the Peace Tomb and women’s clubs meeting at Lubbock Woman's Clubhouse with times from morning to evening.
Trials of two district court civil actions proceed with juries chosen. One suit involves a fatal 1961 highway crash near Chaparral Dr and U S Highway 87, with claims by James Samuel Bass’s family. The other seeks 14735 in workers comp against Traders and General Insurance Co for back and hip injuries.
Two men sustained superficial burns after an explosion at six units of a Matador tourist court on U S Highway 70. G W Brinfield owner and Bob Jameson Freeman Thacker employee were treated at Stanley Hospital. Jameson was cleaning a gas refrigerator when gas ignited, possibly by a pilot light. The blast wrecked ceilings and furniture. a small fire followed. Damage estimate unavailable.
A new hotel will be constructed in Willemstad next to an existing motel. The project outlines a fresh lodging option in Curacao, signaling expansion in the local hospitality sector.
Burglars looted the S H Grocery at 3116 Amherst St taking cash from a safe and 15 cigarette cartons plus 8.50 from a register. The safe was pried and drilled open, police said. A separate break in near Idalou targeted the Kitalou Gin Co. with tools, TV, rifle, oil and more than 500 dollars in value stolen. Blood stains noted at entry sites.
Enrollment at Lubbock Public School climbs to 28 645 after Monday late registrations. The gain equals 356 more students than Friday and 1 187 above last year at this date. Officials cite bad weather and Labor Day breaks for the spike.
Five year old Willam Keith McWilliams is released from Methodist Hospital after head injuries from a bed fall Saturday. Also noted: Robert Dwayne Daniel, 3, treated at Goodnight Hospital for minor injuries from a tricycle collision, now home in good condition. Johnny Lane, 36, admitted to West Texas Hospital for a fractured left leg after his horse fell Sunday. Also announced: two bridge classes start today at the YWCA with morning and evening sessions taught by Mrs. Glenna Esmond and Mrs. Wesley Collier.
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce hosts a series of progress forums Wednesday through Friday. Members and non members are invited to participate to advance progressive ideas and gather public input for the chamber's annual program of work.
The Defense Department awarded contracts totaling more than 5.9 million for space environmental chamber support facilities and design at the Manned Space Center in Houston. A SALOU contract for support facilities went to Wo S Yellows of Houston and Peter Kiewitt of Omaha. The design contract, 1.79 million, to Vectar Corp. of San Francisco. Jet fuel notices followed to Colden Petroleum Corp. of Big Spring and Premier Oil Refining Company of Houston.
Fragmented entries show divorces granted and inquiries for removals of disabilities of marriage. Names include Lubbock residents and surrounding counties with judges presiding such as Victor H. Kindery and Hubert H. Bean. A Peace Corps departure notes Peggy Jane Rogers heading to Mindanao Philippines for a two year service.
Las Cruces authorities issued an all points bulletin for Frank Eldredge, 22, of Odessa, missing since September 1 after he and 60 year old Joe Broome disappeared while dove hunting at the Jornada Range. Broome later appeared at a ranch near Las Cruces, saying his car broke down. Deputy Archuleta called off the weeklong search, convinced Eldredge is not on the range.
UPI reports U S Ambassador William E Stevenson will leave Manila Tuesday to return to Washington for talks with administration officials about ongoing matters in the region.
Advertisement for mature women to enter clerical roles in banks and government offices. Highlights permanent, dependable workers and quick course preparation at Draughon's Business College with day, night, or half-day options and contact number POS-5544.
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