Rainbow Girls Hold Mackenzie Assembly Meeting
Rainbow Girls of Mackenzie Assembly 1 T presided by Jane Glamner elected Gayle Kilgore as Worthy Advisor Frances White as Worthy Associate Advisor Ann Faelish as Worthy Associate Advisor Pat Woodall Hope and Glenna Kilgore as Charity and Faith officers Installation planned for early October Following the meeting they hosted a 41 girl birthday surprise for Mrs Torey Waggoner Mother Advisor with a cake and decorations. attendees included Emily Nicar and Wilma Waggoner The session concluded at Mrs Waggoner's home 1723 And St
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Jane Glamner
Mackenzie Assembly
T. Order of the
Mackenzie Masonic Loge Hall
Gayle Kilgore
Frances White
Ann Faelish
Pat Woodall Hope
Glenna Kilgore
Emily Nicar
Dallas
A Ac Holmanest
Wilma Waggoner
Tubbork Assembly
Torey Waggoner
Gitner
China
Double Six Forty Two Club Hosts Oct 10 Meeting
Mrs Kula Parrish attended an eight party with eleven members and a guest. Mrs B No Noell of 3412 40th Street hosted Wednesday afternoon for the club with Mrs Robert Abe. Sind Street will be the hostess on Oct 10 at 2 pm.
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Kula Parrish
B. No Noell
40Th St
Robert Abe
Sind St
Club Program On Pictures In Your Home
The Caldwell Home Demonstration group met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Garland Jacksons home for a program on Pictures in Your Home. Mrs C F Wales spoke on Selection of Pictures and Mrs Jackson discussed Trends in Mars. Devotion and prayer accompanied the meeting. Officers for the year will be elected at the next gathering with Mrs Wales on October 1 at 2:70 pm.
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Caldwell
Audie Black Rites Slated Saturday in Muleshoe
Audie Black aged 83 of Bailey County died Wednesday at West Plains Hospital in a heart attack. Services set for 3 p.m. Saturday at the Muleshoe Baptist Church with burial in Bailey County Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include wife, son Carrel Dean, daughter Charlene Spitie, parents, sisters, brothers, and six grandchildren. Burial directed by Singleton Funeral Home of Muleshoe. Born in Sentinel, he lived in Bailey County since 1958 and was a Baptist for 26 years.
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Muleshof
W. Black
West Plains Hospital
Muleshor
Shepherd
Pastel
Bailey County Memorial
Singleton Funeral Home
The
Baptist Church
Carret
Dean
Muleshoe
Charlene Spitie
Friona
CM. Black
Mabel Raymond
Corona
Calif
Jewel Perry
Ripley
Margaret Etting Mulechar
Ralph
Roi Ray
J D
Eugene
Wounded Nicaragua President Continues To Make Recovery
President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua shows continued improvement after bullet wounds from an assassination attempt. In Washington General Leonard Heaton announced Somoza will reportedly return home Friday following medical procedures at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Nicaragua
Balboa. C
Anastasia Samosa Ofcaragua
Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Somosa
Patio Club meets for planning and next gathering
Eight members gathered at Mes Wiley Hud man LMT 21th St to plan winter programs. The next meeting is set for 2 pm October 10 with Mrs t C Richardson at 2611 ath St. Lambma Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs John Keiths 2430 30th St with Miss Dalene McMinn presiding and discussing the Volunteer Bureau plans for the year.
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Patio Club
Mes Wiley Hudman
Lmt
T C. Richardson
Dalene McMinn
Lambma Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
John Keith
30Th St
Slaton plans 403 acre residential addition with 128 lots
Slaton announces a 403 acre subdivision north of the new high school and west of Mth street. Owners Jim Shelby and Mrs S Ho Adams with partners plan four paved streets and alleys, 128 lots of 75 by 120 feet, sold over three years with FHA and VA loan support, restricted to better-class homes.
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Jim Shelby
S. Ho Adams
Bill
Rice Lee Vardy
J. H. Brewer
C A. Porter
Federal Housing Administration Planning Service
FHA
Veterans Administration
Bread Rioting Trials Open In Poznan Poland For 12 Men
Twelve men went on trial in Poznan in two courtrooms for alleged crimes in the bread riot era. Three youths face possible death if convicted of killing an unarmed police officer as others face charges of burglary and attacks. More trials and deaths were reported as Polish authorities described Western provocateurs behind the unrest during the International Trade Fair.
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Poland
Poznan
Western Provocateurs
First naval battle glimpse from colonial era report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe 18th century maritime action and industrial context. Mentions Machias Maine and a naval encounter with references to bottles and trade winds, noting a warlike environment and evolving industry.
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Manton
Claud Patten Ween
Eaaene
Ports
Mes
Waggoner
Gyeo
Lee
Broadway
Audie Black Rites
Heart of the Plains Kennel Club
Municipal Coliseum
Hal Allen
James K. Kopf
A. L. Sutherland
Kirren
Griffin
Lewis G. Herring
Kennel Club
Slaton
Mexico
Ministry of Health
Insery & Alum
FORD
Ele Te Motor Exchange
Avenue H
Ronbuck and CO
Sears
the Mouses
Machias
Pontiac
Bonneville
Utah
Johnson-Connelley
Pontiac, Inc
Lubbock
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