Benefit Matinee Aims to Reunite Children With Clothing
Seventh annual benefit matinee sponsored by Lindsey Theaters and The Avalanche Journal aids Sanders district students. Lubbock residents donate garments for 6 to 16 year olds, with admission equal to one clothing item. Proceeds support needy Sanders schoolchildren and encourage big brother sister acts.
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Lindsey Theaters, Inc
Avalanche-Journal
Sanders
Lubbock
Lindsey
Mary
Johnnie
Sanders’ Sunday School
Vasconcelos Denies Call For Rebel Reunion
Jose Vasconcelos, former Mexican presidential candidate and refugee in San Antonio, denies issuing a call for rebels to unite under him. He says there is no call and he will join any group in Mexico ready to overthrow the regime, supporting a lawful, orderly government once a movement is prepared.
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San Antonio
Jose Vasconcelos
Mexico
Date
Associated Press
Soliciting Old Clothes for School Children Benefit
A plea notes last year's large clothing donation and urges more items this year to ensure children can attend school comfortably. It recalls both new and old garments aiding wearers and asks readers to provide any usable clothing to prevent embarrassment and disruption in schooling.
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Sanders District
Mexicans Stage 125th Independence Observance in Lubbock
The Lubbock Mexican colony marks Mexico’s 125th independence with mass at St. Joseph's, a Hidalgo portrait photo, a Guadalupana statue on the platform, two 2:30 p.m. baseball games, and 6:30 p.m. speeches by Mayor Ross Edwards and others. Dances occur tonight and Monday. The piece notes Rev. Jonathan Goble inventing the jinrikisha.
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Mexico
Lubbock
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Miguel Hidalgo Y Costilla
Ross Edwards
George Duval
Gabriel Diamante
C. B. Qualia
H. H Bidwell
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Hemphill Wells Co
Rothmoor
Paris
New York
Jannelle
Woven
Tweed
Walstead
Vasconcelos
Jonathan Goble
Coats
Jack Lederer
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