Fall Arts Festival awards include watercolors and oil works
Lorna Chang of Formosa demonstrates techniques to Jim Swofford of Lubbock as 16 paintings win prizes at the Fall Arts Festival at Municipal Garden Arts Center. Swofford shows one winning oil titled A Girl and Her Stripped Dress. Mrs. Blanche M. Irwin of Lubbock, regional director of the Texas Fine Arts Association, is pictured.
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Lorna Chang
Formosa
Jim Swofford
Lubbock
Blanche M. Irwin
Municipal Garden Arts Center
Swofford
Sixteen Entries Selected for Garden-Arts Center Art Exhibit
The Fall Arts Festival at Garden-Arts Center lists sixteen Lub bock area artists among 142 entries chosen to exhibit for two weeks. Juried by Mrs. Juanita Tittle Pollard, the show featured paintings in oils, collage, watercolor and watercolor-ink. Over 300 visitors registered, with donations totaling 63.26 dollars to fund a future regional show.
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Garden-Arts Center
South Plains lawmen on program at Carr conference
South Plains lawmen joined Attorney General Waggoner Carr at his annual Law Enforcement Conference in Austin. District Attorneys Holt Young and Grif fin spoke or gave invocations, with county judges and sheriffs presiding, while Mrs Carr planned a hotel coffee for visiting wives. Instructors for SPC Levelland and a Post ISD trustee vacancy were also announced.
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Sue Flannagan
Avalanche-Journal
Austin Bureau
Austin
South Plains
Waggoner Carr
Wayland G. Holt
Snyder
Carr
Jack Young
Muleshoe
Charles Lawrence
Gaines County
Alton Griffin
Lubbock
Driskill Hotel
Plains
Fanhandie
George Day
E. L Haretton
Brownfield
P. EF. Williamton
Troy Porterfield
Frank Gaston
Lovington Open Range Cowboy Reunion Held
The annual Open Range Cowboy Reunion was held in Lovington on Saturday with over 300 attendees. Officers for the year were elected: Will Gray president William Beauchamp vice president and Cecil Holeman secretary treasurer. Cowboy Queen was Mrs Phillip Frier and Cowboy Sweetheart was Mrs Clyde Browning with attendants Mrs Lilly Chamberlain and Mrs Laura Wilks. Cairo Egyptian buses to be painted.
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Lovington
Will Gray
William Beauchamp
Cecil Holeman
Phillip Frier
Clyde Browning
Lilly Chamberlain
Laura Wilks
Goldwater Campaign to Rally in West Texas Odessa
Sen. Barry Goldwater resumes campaign in Texas and New Mexico with stops in Amarillo Albuquerque and Odessa. He will speak at the W T Barrett Stadium backed by local Republicans. An 18000 crowd is expected and Rep. Ed Foreman will introduce him before a Fort Worth departure.
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Barry Goldwater
Texas-New Mexico
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Odessa
Midland
Ector County
Goldwater
Midland-Odessa Air Terminal
W. T. Barrett
U.S
Ed Foreman
16Th
Foreman
Arizona
Fort Worth
GOP
West Texas
Registration Set For Dog Obedience Class At Tech Campus
Registration for a 12 week dog obedience course sponsored by Heart of the Plains Kennel Club is held today at 2 p.m. in the Livestock Pavilion on the Texas Tech campus. Dogs are optional for orientation, course fee is 15 dollars, contact Mr and Mrs John T Coon at SW 5 1098 for details.
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Texas Tech
Heart of the Plains Kennel Club
VIC Conference Opens Monday At Lubbock High
A Vocational Industrial Club officers training conference begins 6:30 p.m. Monday at Lubbock High School sponsored by VIC Chapter 10. District 6 President Jimmy Miller presides. Welcoming address by Olan Rice assistant principal Knox Williams leads the student activities director. Four model chapters formed Monday. Tuesday features a film and lecture on parliamentary procedure. Thursday emphasizes oral communication practice. James Burnett is sponsoring advisor.
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Lubbock High School
VIC Chapter 10
Lubbock High
Jimmy Miller
District 6
Olan Rice
Lubbock ‘High
Knox
Williams
James Burnett
Public Hearing Set On New Post Budget
The City of Post will hold a public hearing at 2 p.m. Monday on the newly tentatively adopted budget for the new fiscal year. Expenditures total 399 272.75 dollars with a balanced budget of 472 758.53 dollars, about 20 000 less than the current year. The tax rate is proposed at 1.50, unchanged from last year. The note ends with Honduras text about tent makers in Tegucigalpa.
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POST
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Municipal Garden- Arts Center
College Ave
Texas Fine Arts Association
Lubbock Art Association
Juanita Tittle Pollard
Lubbock Christian College
Connie Martin
Dorothy Bryan
Sybil Dickey
Maudie Perry
Gay Irwin Atcheson
Jim Sw
Boyce M. Irwin
TFAA
Louis Murfee Jr
Janie Larson
Jimmie Davis
E. J
Bussanamus
Littlefield
Bessie Crawford
SPC Levelland
South Plains College
Addie Bell Mauzey
Polly Palmer
Gerald Johnson
Dave Stanley
Henry Adair
Post School
Kay Kirkpatrick
Garza County
Post Independent School District
Kirkpatrick
A. Lee Ward
Postex Mills
Greensboro
Cairo
Barry
Texas
John T. Coon
VIC
Machine Accounting School
IBM
Machine Lab
Denver
Dallas
Merriman Business. College
19Th Se
Tegucigalpa — Honduras
Moscow
Siberia
Areland
Jimmie Sue
Mrs
James Smith
DU Pont
Jim Tate
Paul Brink
Jack Wright
Marvin Sherrod
Acrilan
Monterey Center
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