Rally Set Thursday in City for West Texas Democrats
Missouri Governor John M. Dalton will keynote a West Texas Democratic rally at 7 p.m. Thursday. The $10 plate dinner and campaign kickoff will draw Democrats from the area with top Texas officials expected. Tickets are available through local Democratic officials or at Lubbock Democratic Headquarters.
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John M. Dalton
Miss
Missouri
Areca
Dalgo
Brock
Lubbock
34Th St
Dalton
Winning Roses Display At Garden-Arts Center Opens Today
The Lubbock Rose Society hosts a 2 to 5 p.m. public display at the Municipal Garden-Arts Center featuring 334 entries from the Saturday show titled Calendar of Roses. Awards include President's Trophy, Queen of Show Garden Party, King of Show Elizabeth, multiple ARS certificates, and several perpetual trophies.
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Sam McWhorter
Wolfforth
J. W. Cook
Lubbock
Lubbock Rose Society
Municipal Garden-Arts Center
American Rose Society
Jack Grace
Anton
Norris Clark
J. L. Eaton
Tom Scarborough
Guillot
Mabel I. Guillot
Ken Lorenzen
Jerome A. Smith
ARS
Walter L. Herrin
Former Minister Here Gets CURW Position
The Rev. W. Jack Lewis founder of the Christian Faith and Life Community in Austin and former assistant minister at First Presbyterian Church of Lubbock has been named associate director for services for Cornell United Religious Work CURW. He organized the Austin group in 1952 and led it until 1964, and served as minister for Presbyterian students at the University of Texas. He also was a Navy chaplain in World War II and participated in many conferences 1952 to 1963.
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Jon
Gov
Dalton
Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Chamber of Commerce
Gov. Dalton
Missouri
Europe
Dalton, Treasure and Dalton
Kansas City
St. Louis
American College of Trial Lawyers
International Association of Insurance Counsel
American Bar Association
National Attorneys General Association
Presbyterian Church
Lions Club
Stephens College
School of the Ozarks
Westminster College
Board of Visitors
University of Missouri
Wyman
Drury College
Springfield
Wlliam Jewell College
Liberty
Lewis
University of Texas
Cornell University
CURW
Three Pleas In Misdemeanors Here
Three defendants faced misdemeanor charges before Judge Pat Moore. Virginia A. Gonzales pleaded guilty to theft over $5 and under $50 and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. Clyde Roberson admitted passing a worthless check and must pay 25 dollars plus costs and serve three days in jail. James Hunt had bond set at 500 dollars after pleading innocent to aggravated assault.
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Pat Moore
Virginia A. Gonzales
Ave. O
Clyde Roberson
Snyder
James Hunt
Railroad Ave
Minister Barnard Takes Post as Assembly of God Pastor
The Rev. H. E. Barnard and his wife and family have moved from Ralls to Post where he begins duties as pastor of the Assembly of God Church.
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H. E. Barnard
Ralls
Post
Assembly of God Church
Carr to report on JFK death in multi city tour
Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr plans a Monday night address in Lampasas as part of a broad tour about the JFK assassination report. He will also speak at Houston and Galveston events and attend a Dallas briefing with police officials.
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Austin
Waggoner Carr
Warren Commission
Carr
Lampasas
Central Lion’s Club
Houston
Galveston
Texas City
el Paso
Lubbock
Dallas
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Department of Public Safety
Mrs. Pijan Leads Tech Union With Renewed Campus Programs
Mrs. Herbert Pijan begins her first long session as Texas Tech unions program director replacing Karen Moore. She outlines a fall calendar featuring New Christy Minstrels Basil Rathbone Lionel Hampton Richard Dyer Bennet and a film series while emphasizing the union as a campus community center and an agency for student development.
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Herbert Pijan
Tech
Lubbock Symphony Orchestra
Union
Karen Moore
Corpus Christi
Pijan
New Christy ‘Minstrels
Basil Rathbone
Lionel Hampton
Richard Dyer-Bennet
Arguments In City Beauty Shop Case Reset For Monday
Attorneys in a summer long home beauty shop case will present arguments before Judge Robert H. Bean in 140th District Court at 9 a.m. Monday. The suit, filed June 11 by 12 homeowners, seeks to close eight home beauty shops and could affect more than 160 such shops citywide.
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Robert H. Bean
140Th District Court
Bean
Floydada
L. D. Ratliff
Women Will Meet at Democratic Headquarters Monday
Brownfield Special notes a Democratic Women meeting at 7 30 p m at the Democratic headquarters on Main Street. Jesse T George the elected representative will report on the national convention in Atlantic City. Mrs Howard Hurd and Mrs Joe Burleson report on Dallas station conventions.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Monsday
Main Street
Jesse T. George
Atlantic City
Howard Hurd
Joe Burleson
Dallas
Brighter Light to Star in Home Life Magazine
Plainview report notes Dr. J Ivyley Bishop of Wayland Baptist College will publish a spring article in Home Life. Bishop, chair of religion and Wayland faculty since 1955, authored the piece.
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Plainview
J. Ivyley Bishop
Home Life Magazine
Division of Religion
Wayland Baptist College
Bishop
Wayland
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Mrs. Pijan
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