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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1955

Page

2

Brownfield DE elects school club officers

Brownfield High School announces new student council leaders with Dennis McCutcheon elected president and Faith Ammons serving as reporter. Officers include Federation Poo, Kev., secretary, Joy Martin as Sweetheart, and Joy Martin as reporter. A total of 26 students participate in the district program this fall.

Brownfield Dennis McCutcheon Amd Nas

Farm Bureau in Terry County Plans for Oct 6 Meeting

Eulice H Farrar urges Terry County Farm Bureau members to attend an Oct 6 all day session in the courthouse to voice opinions on resolutions for the Oct 21 annual meeting. The gathering aims to set firm actions for officers and includes a kick off supper on Oct 30 at Nick's Cafe for drive captains and wives. Highlights of Oct 21 include director elections and resolution adoption before the Texas Farm Bureau meeting in Dallas in November.

Brownfield Eulice H. Farrar Terry County Farm Bureau Bureau Farrar Farm Bureau Texas Farm Bureau Dallas

Petry, Phogommtritoan head Western de

Petry and Phogommtritoan lead Western de in a notable shift. The pair drive the program with new tactics and roster moves, aiming to elevate the team in upcoming competitions.

Petry

Oklahoma Rites Set For G. W. McKinnon

George Washington McKinnon died at 2 20 am Saturday at Methodist Hospital after two days as a patient. Funeral rites were set for Blanchard with Fox Funeral Home in charge. He left five sisters and several relatives including Mrs. Mary Hoots and Mrs. Aary Hoots. Burial or service details noted but unclear due to OCR errors.

George Washneter McKinnaon Larbcock Sturday Methodist Hospital Blanchard Okia Fox Funeral Home PaheSal Miyrtin Wihosruint San Fran Jahr Leetoan Reeding Mire Fehet Leary Oklahoma City Tee Lousa Spradiey Lindsey Aary

Mrs Anna Hargrove Services Planned At Crosbyton

Mrs Anna Hargrove, a Crosbyton resident for more than a century, will be remembered at funeral services today. The services are set to be held at a local church, with arrangements noting a son in Crosbyton as part of the proceedings.

Anna Hargrove Crosbyton Paria

Billy Graham Attacks Immoral Garb At Toronto Rally

Evangelist Billy Graham condemned women's clothing he called immoral, telling a Toronto audience that dressing provocatively entices sin and could be as bad as murder by causing others to think impure thoughts. He urged women to rethink attire.

Billy Graham Toronto

Rites Pending For Earth Crash Victim Bobby West

Funeral services planned for Bobby Don West 23 of Earth after a car crash five miles south of Earth. West died on arrival at Faust Clinic and Laboratory. he was the area s 84th traffic fatality this year. He left a wife and two children and was the adopted son of Mr and Mrs J E Mitchell of Earth. Three companions injured include Ted Rowan 32 Jessie Parish 21 and Don Williams 19. A large evangelist meeting drew over 6000 attendees last night at the local series.

Earth Bobby Don West Dennis Dimmitt West Faust Clinic Here Ted Rowan Jessie Parish Don Williams J. E. Mitchell

Twenty nine Negro farm youths to be honored at State Fair

Dallas reports twenty nine outstanding Negro farm boys and girls to receive honor award medals and rolls at the State Fair of Texas on October 17 for achievements in agriculture and homemaking. Brigadier General Benjamin C. Davis (ret) will present the honors and be named the fair's distinguished Negro citizen.

Dallas Texas Benjamin C. Davis

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