Examinations Slated Monday At Cerebral Palsy Center
A Monday clinic at the Cerebral Palsy Treatment center in Lubbock will exam children previously treated under the restoration program and new referrals. Doctors from multiple Texas cities will conduct checkups, with aid for under financed families. Sixty counties invited including Lubbock, Crosby, Hale, and Swisher.
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Ave
Crippled Children’s Society of Lubbock
Lubbock-Crosby County Medical Society
Crippled Children's Division
Texas State Department of Health
Health Department
Austin
F. C. Clayton
Fort Worth
C. B. Sadler
Amarillo
E. T. Driscoll
Plainview
F.C. Hodes
Abilene
R. Q. Lewh
Ubbock
A. Patterson
Imogene Smith
Former Lubbock Man Becomes Spur Baptist Church Director
J. Malcolm Edwards, a former Lubbock resident, starts as director of music and education at First Baptist Church of Spur with his wife Billie Nickles Edwards taking church secretary duties. Both are Baylor graduates and he is an approved Texas Baptist music worker. Edwards previously led music ministries at several Texas churches and is the son of the Lubbock couple Mr. and Mrs. James C. Edwards.
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Spur
J. Malcolm Edwards
Lubbock
First Baptist Church of
C. Melvin Ratheal
Edwards
Baylor University
Waco
Texas Baptist Convention
Baylor
Central Baptist Church of
Brownfield Businesses Set Holiday Schedule Through 1951
Mayor C. C. Primm and the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce designate Armistice Day Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year’s Day as holidays for local firms through 1950 and into January 1951 after a merchants poll.
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Brownfield
C. C. Primm
Parade Planned For Lynn Fair Opening
TAHOKA Sept 16 This year's Lynn county fair sponsored by the Tohoka Chamber of Commerce will be Oct 13 and 14. W L Botkin will be general manager with dairy and beef cattle wine agriculture and women's department divisions and a flower show. A merchants exhibits department will be directed by Clint Walker. Opening day parade will be led by Lynn county sheriff Roland Slick Clem and his posse with floats sponsored by local firms. A queen's contest is planned.
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Tahoka
Lynn County
Tohoka Chamber of Commerce
W.L. Botkin
Clint Walker
Roland “Slick
Clem
Sheriff's Posse
G I Haxton Joins Korean Frontline Then Becomes Lieutenant
A 19 year old U S Army private Floyd C Haxton Jr of San Bernardino Calif left rear war duties to fight with a South Korean regiment near Kyongju He hitchhiked to the front on Sept 12 and was later made a first lieutenant in the Korean army He fought with the 17th regiment of the ROK Capitol division for four days before being returned to advisory group scrutiny.
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Robert Bennyhoff
United Press
Korea
G.I
Floyd C. Haxton
San Bernardino
Calif
Haxton
San Francisco
Pusan
Kyongju
17Th Regiment
ROK
Angang
Borden T. Wright
Oakland
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Baku
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Sporting Goods Office
Merchants of Brownfield Nesianate
Lynn Fair
Pointe-a-Pitre
Guadeloupe
French West Indies
ACE Experts
Real Rao
Moos
Aamaree
Vacuum Stores
Dept
Main St
Fort Worth, Texas
Ettechaents
Ong
Lubbock.Tex
Avaly
Journal. Sun
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