New 18 18th District Organized At Meet
Mrs. J. M. Harper of Lubbock named president as the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers reorganizes District 18 and updates District 14 in a Plainsman Hotel gathering. Cross of Anson steps down as district president after four years. New district lines include Motley Cottle Dickens King Kent Stonewall and others across multiple counties with Lubbock in District 14. District 4 officers also announced including Harper and other local leaders. A citizenship workshop and a Texas Tech school of instruction are planned for October with leaders Sanderson Yarbrough and Bieler guiding.
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Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Plainsman Hotel
J. M. Harper
Lubbock
Robert Cross
Anson
Motley
Cottle
Dickens
King
Kent
Stonewall
Fisher
Jones Counties
Scurry, Taylor, Haskell
Knox
Foard
Hardeman
Flood
Crosby, Garza
Hale
Lynn
Lamb
Arthur Deieean Jr
Littlefield
Emmett Kerr
Anton
Phi Sterrett
Abernathy
Harper
Cross
John Carrell
14Th District
PTA
Beverly
Matthews
Jon Criswell
WSCS
St. John’s Methodist Church
Guadalupe School
Omer Douglas
Crosbyton
C. E. Sanderson
Austin
Cecil Yarbrough
Snyder
Texas Tech
H. F. Godeke
Ellen Dell Bieler
National Field Service
WHT
Bicler
Godeke
Paul Toliver
60 Cases Set For Trial In Local Courts
At least 60 civil cases will be set for trial as Judge Victor H. Dindsey opens his civil docket at 10 a.m. Monday. A jury panel of 125 will appear for examination. Trials span two weeks with the week of Sept. 26 under Judge Robert H. Bean in 72nd District Court and Lindsey handling the criminal docket in Levelland.
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Victor H. Dindsey
Robert H. Bean
Lindsey
Levelland
Woman's Pension Money Lost In Downtown Lubbock
An envelope with 36 dollars from an old age pension check disappeared Saturday morning in Lubbock's downtown area. Miss Cora Innis notified police. the funds belonged to 78 year old Mary H. Innis of 1911 Th St. The envelope slipped from a purse as she walked. authorities request return to Mrs. Innis or through the Police Department. Call PO2-2493.
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Lubbock
Cora Innis
Mary H. Innis
Japanese immigrant Takaki aids six men to citizenship in Idaho
Sinataro Takaki, 83, a native of Japan living in Coeur d Alene since 1885, helped six countrymen become American citizens by explaining the oath and acting as interpreter after a federal judge. He noted some struggled with English, while others were invited to a luncheon.
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Coeur D'Alene
Ida
Sinataro Takaki
Japan
Chase
Clark
Takaki
Communal Nest Among Ants and Birds Described
The passage notes that up to five female ants or tropical cuckoos may share a nest. One female remains to incubate or babysit, while the others depart to forage or explore separate routes.
99th District Court Sets Trial Dates This Week
At least 32 cases including two robbery charges will be set for trial as Judge James G. Denton calls criminal dockets. Fred Hughes of Slaton faces robbery by firearm for taking $20 from W. H. Legate near a domino parlor. Olen Ray Allen, 21, of 1711 Ave. B, is charged with robbery by assault for taking two $1 bills from W. L. Powers. Homer Eubanks, 40, of 3820 22nd St. Apt. 6, is accused of luring a boy and making improper advances. Other cases include assault with intent to murder, drunken driving second offense, and more.
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99Th District Court
James G. Denton
Fred Hughes
Slaton
Hughes
W. H. Legate
Olen Ray Allen
Ave
B. Allen
W. L. Powers
Emory St
Homer Eubanks
22Nd St
Apt
Eubanks
Stabbing Victim Remains In Fair Condition At Hospital
Jessie Madrid, 106 N Ave M, remained in fair condition at Methodist Hospital with three stab wounds from a Wednesday night altercation at his home. Alfonso Utardo, 27, of 100 block N Ave M, was arraigned on assault with intent to murder and freed on $1,000 bond after a woman recanted a stabbed Madrid statement.
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Jessie Madrid
N. Ave. M
Methodist Hospital
Alfonso
Pancho) Atardo
Justice of the Peace
D. W. Robertson
Utardo
Lubbock
Madrid
Home Treatment for Cerebral Palsy and Mental Deficiency
Denver doctors announce a home method to detect prevent and correct cerebral palsy and mental deficiency in early stages. Dr Leo Spears offers a $5 book free to those unable to pay with chiropractors providing care and guidance. Literature on many diseases is offered free by Spears Chiropractic Hospital in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Spears Chiropractic Hospital
Adv
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