Public Hearing On County Budget Set
County commissioners set a public hearing for Sept 26 at 11 a.m. to review the budget and ad valorem tax rate, which unofficially stands at 78 cents per $100. The meeting also addressed proposed salary raises of 1,000 dollars per year for key county officials and approved bond deposit changes with Lubbock National Bank.
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County approves 125 816 25 payment and road work
Lubbock County Commission proposed and approved a total 125 816 25 in special bills including General Fund items for The Paper Cup Inc and Thomas Brothers Co and City of Lubbock health department payment. Additional actions covered road projects right of way and utility pole removals. Present were Judge Shaw and commissioners Lamb Green Derrick Brazell.
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Arch Lamb
Lubbock County Commissioners
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Thomas Brothers Co
City of
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Elvater
Southwestern Bel Telephone Co
General Pond
Lubbock
Herters
Lubbock Landry Co
George M. Penn
Felipe A Portes
Armeo Metal Products Division
Cagie
Pioneer Pavers, Inc
South Plaint Electric
Food and Bridge Fund
South Iains Eelectric Cooperative, Inc
Mesa
Ince Oil Co
Bert Smith Road Machinery Co., Inc
West Teras Equipment Co
SM 81
Pond and
South Plains Electric Coopera Inc
Ince
West Texas Equipment Co
City of Lubbock
Ben E. Keith
Grocenies
Leftwich Food Market
Whitemwan Institutional Foods Co
Grady Harrist
Sikl
Sides Prinniing Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
MeGcsun Office Supply Co
Moore Business Forms
E. J. Mus
Clarke and Courts, Inc
Parks Pepice Co
Enaiowater Park Fund
R. and
R. Coratraction
Finton Park Fund
Lydick Roofing Co., Inc
Ater- Whitwell Lumber Co, Inc
County of Lubbock
Jamison Funeral Home
Porter Clinic
Mercy Hospital
Slaton
Methodist Hospital
Aloan Nursing Home
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma Coaches, Inc
Don J. Harris
Roy Thorn
Jones County
Floe Swenson
Registry of Court No. Hs
A. T Cocanougher
M.D. Temple
H.R. Pickle
Brock
Went Eats and Galey
Tommy Davis
Ed Williams
Martha Cannon
Les Derrick
Farm Market Road
Derrick
J. N. Montgomery Jr
Rodrick L. Shaw
Lamb
George Green
Brazell
Lubbock Woman Wounded in Iran Improves in Isfahan
Lil lian Fern Earnest daughter of Mrs Gladys Earnest from near Shallowater was reported improving after a bullet wound in the stomach at an Isfahan hospital Officials said she had gone to Iran to marry an Iranian Air Force officer but the marriage was illegal under Iranian law. Local relatives describe her as a Frenship High School graduate who resigned from Methodist Hospital to marry and travel overseas.
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Isfahan
Iran
U.S
Lillian Fern Earnest
Gladys Earnest
Shallowater
Earnest
Miss Earnest
T. D. Julian
25Th St
Lubbock Christian College
Methodist Hospital
Shel
LCC
Kahalil
San Antonio
Julian
Frenship High School
Myrtle Fowler
Colgate St
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South Plains Electric Cooperative Holds 28th Annual Meeting
The 28th annual South Plains Electric Cooperative membership meeting occurs at 6 p.m. today in Fair Park Coliseum with 750 to 1000 farm families from Lubbock Hale Hockley and Crosby counties expected. Registration begins at 6 p.m. followed by a banquet and business session to name three directors including terms for Kitten and Cherry. late Elton Settle’s term also to be filled.
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South Plains Electric Cooperative
Fair Park Coliseum
Lubbock
Hale
Hockley
Crosby
W. G. Newston
O. F
Bud) Kitten
Slaton
Mel Cherry
Lorenzo
Wille
Elton Settle
Abernathy
Sunday School Attendance Tops Twenty Thousand Citywide
Sunday school attendance across 62 churches reached 20 204 this week up from 19 093 in 73 churches two weeks earlier Labor Day disruptions reduced last week totals to 12 946 in 53 churches Readouts list participating churches across Methodist Baptist Church of Christ and other denominations including Westminster Presbyterian First Baptist Calvary Baptist and St John’s Methodist among others
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Phurchac
Avage Methodist
Mig Edin Vage
Asbury Methodist
Epworth Methodist
Oakwood Methodist
Overton Methodist
Pioneer Memorial Methodist
St. John's Methodist
St. Luke's Methodist
St. Matthew Methodist
Wesley Methodist
Cooper Methodist
Mt Vernon Methodist
First Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Shepherd King Leutheran First Nazarene
Grace Nazarene
Parkway Nazarene
South Side Church of God Lubbock View Christian
Westmont Christian
Calvary Baptist
Central Baptist First Baptist
Highland Baptist
Melanie Park Baptist
Mackenzie Terrace Baptist
Monterey Baptist
Second Baptist
Southcrest Baptist
Broadway Church of Christ Caprock Church of Christ
Colgate Church of Christ
Colrese Avenue
Church of Chiist
Green Lawn
Riverlawn Assembly of God
Redeemer
Assembly of God
Westmoreland Assembly of God
Wolfforth
Three Guilty Pleas in County Court Misdeamenors
Three defendants pleaded guilty before Judge Edwin H. Boedeker in County Court-at-Law No. 1. Jimmy Doyle Hardage received a probated six month sentence for drunken driving. Richard Linn Kelsey admitted driving with a suspended license and was fined $75 plus court costs. Manuel Chapa Santos was fined $150 and given three days in jail for drunken driving. Eleven others were bonded after pleading innocent.
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Star ‘Rt. Lorenzo
Manuel Chapa Santos
Abernathy
Richardmdo Gonzales Trevino
Lovell
Frances J. Blackwell
Red China hints at top leadership shakeup
AP dispatch from Tokyo notes hints of changes at the top of China’s political ladder. Leaders Liu Shao-chi Chu Teh Chen Yun and others may have been removed from the Politburo standing committee, with Kang Sheng newly added. Deputy Premier Tao Chu and Chen Po-ta shown as rising figures amid purge activity. Gov. Chen Yu of Kwangtung reportedly fired for antiparty actions.
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Chen Yun
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Lin
Chou
Tao Chu
Chen Po-ta
Teng
Kang Sheng
Kang
Politburo
Kwangtung Province
South China
Tao
Chen Yu
Hong Kong
Canton
City Readies Hidalgo Bust Ceremony in Lubbock
A bust of Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla will be presented to Lubbock at 2 30 p m today by David Cardenas a Braulio Fernandez representative. Mayor W D Rogers Jr Manuel Esparza and Mario N Ceballos will attend with local Mexican consul and vice consul for the ceremony in City Council chamber. Hidalgo sparked the 1810 liberation movement signaling the end of Spanish rule. City Council designated Sept 11 17 as Mexican Independence Week.
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Lubbock
David Cardenas
Braulio Fernandez
Coahuila
Mexico
W. D
Rogers Jr
Manuel Esparza
Mario N. Ceballos
Hidalgo
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