Three Branches Boys Clubs Open Fall Program Today
Official opening of the fall program for Lubbock Boys' Clubs occurs today from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at the ABC Branch 2323 Ave K Optimist Branch 3301 Cornell and South Plains Lions Branch 1801 Fourth St Police K Corps will present at the ABC Branch with dog Sgt Arien Mason demonstrating features. A Lubbock High cheer group will perform a state winning skit at SMU 1930 to 11 p.m. Other branches host car shows by the South Plains Sports Car Club and a Flying Matadors routine from Texas Tech. Demonstrations run in workshops game rooms and gym. Membership fees apply for boys ages 9 to 17.
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Ave. K
Optimist
Cornell
South Plains
James Simmons
Lubbock High School
SMU
Carol Williamson
Jane Edwards
Lonnie Dillard
Sharon, Blair
Eddie Broome
South Plains Sports Car Club
Eldon Love
Begming
South Plains Lions
Edsel Buchanan
Texas Tech
Vernon L. Jackson
Theo Gore Ro Phea
C. H. Kale
Don Allgood
Episcopal synod meets in Mexico City Sept 16 21
Delegates from six states and Mexico gather as the seventh province of the Episcopal Church holds its synod outside the United States for the first time in Mexico City from September 16 to 21. The Rt Rev Arthur Lichtenberger presides with over 300 clergy and lay delegates expected from Arkansas Kansas Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and Mexico. President of the province is Rt Rev Robert R Brown Bishop of Arkansas.
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Menico City
IUT
Mexico
Episcopal Church
Mexico City
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arthur Lichtenberger
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
New Meco
Oklahoma
Texas
Robert R. Brown
Texas pecan growers face multi million pound loss
USDA estimates a 15 million pound Texas pecan crop this year, down from 20 million last season, as heavy spring rains and hot dry weather cause losses across Central, North and East Texas. Insects and early leaf shed worsened the decline.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Mel Blanc Faces Two Years as Hollywood's Man of Thousand Voices
Mel Blanc, famed for countless character voices and sound effects, recalls his extensive range in Hollywood. During Disney's Pinocchio he earned 800 dollars for a single cat hiccup, the sole dialogue surviving after editing.
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Hollywood
Mel Blanc
Walt Disney
Bendix telemetry system aids car quieting tests in North Hollywood
In North Hollywood California Bendix Corp develops a two channel electronic telemetry system to monitor noise and vibration in road tests. The technology listens to test cars and relays signals to a receiver in a following vehicle. Bendix previously built telemetry gear for Project Mercury to collect data from astronauts.
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Bendix Corp
U.S
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