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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1958

Page

4

Pierce Begins Second Year as Sam Arnett Elementary Principal

Joe R. Pierce starts his second year leading Sam Arnett Elementary School in Lubbock. A Navy veteran and UT/Tech alumnus, he has six years in the district and previously taught at Bozeman Overton and Cooper Rural High. He and his wife, also educated, have three children and he serves St. Luke's Church. His hobbies include music and astronomy, building a telescope this summer.

Lubbock Joe R. Pierce Sam Arnett Stanford St Clayton Carter Pierce Bozeman Overton Cooper Rural High School Texas Brownsville Navy University of Texas Austin Texas Tech Tech Susan Patty James St. Luke's Methodist Church 42Nd St

Garza County Chest Sets 12500 Budget for 1959 Drive

Garza County Community Chest directors approve a 12500 fall budget and add two new participants the Golden Age Club and Colored Community Center. The five day drive runs November 17 to 21 with allocations to American Cancer Society Red Cross and other agencies totaling 12500, led by drive chair Jim Cornish and a 10 member board.

Garza County Community Chest Jim Cornish Drive Golden Age Club Colored Community Center American Cancer Society Garza County American Red Cross Girl Scouts United Service Organization Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation Boy Scouts Salvation Army American Heart Assn Chest John F. Lott Lowell Short Chant D. Lee Bob Collier Warren Yancey Irby G. Metcalf Jr Cornish J. B. Potts Dennis Guichard Mary Ellis Dave M. Mayfield Woman’s Culture Club Edward Neff Parent-Teacher Assn Maxine Durrett Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Jessie Pearce Business & Professional Women Floy Richardson Thurman Francis Amity Study Club

Plains Cowboys Face Whiteface In Homecoming Game

Plains hosts Homecoming events including a football game between the Plains Cowboys and the Whiteface Antelopes. A homecoming dinner in the high school cafeteria follows with tickets bundled in the plate charge of 1.50 and a free game ticket. Ex students and former Cowboys honors listed amid a coffee gathering after the game.

Plains Plains Cowboys Whiteface Antelopes Newton Rowland Tyree Martin Ross Patterson Earl Coke Arlin Coke Matt McClellan Coleman (Fannie) Hudson Raymond Addison Clistugs Addison Melvin Walser Buzz O'Neal Delton Lovelace Helen Beal Jeaney Kennedy

Crosbyton Schools Dismiss For Plains Fair Parade

Crosbyton public schools will not hold classes Monday so students can attend the South Plains Fair in Lubbock. The Crosbyton Chieftain Band will participate in the parade, with band members transported by school buses. The board hired Mrs Wayne Hill to teach a transient first and second grade class. enrollment is 27, while other first and second grades average 30 students.

Crosbyton Sam Hawkes Lubbock Hawkes Wayne Hill Hill West Texas State College

Journalism Day Honors Texas Tech Press Winners

Gold cups awarded to eight teen journalists at Texas Tech Journalism Day for winning in the West Texas High School Press Association contest. Prizes went to first place winners in junior high and high school divisions with honors to Lubbock, Amarillo, Slaton, Farwell, Texico, Floydada, Andrews and Pampa schools among others.

Texas Tech West Texas High School Press Assn Panhandle South Plains Tech Journalism Department High School Press Group Matthews Lubbock Stephen F. Austin Junior High Amarillo Carroll Thompson Junior High State Line Tribune Farwell Farwell High School Slatonite Texico High School Floydada Andrews High School

Garza County Fair Set To Open Monday

The Garza County Fair hosted by the Post Lions Club runs Monday through Saturday at the new Garza County 4H building south of town off US 84. Middle will include rides by S B Rhodes Amarillo and Lions concession stands. Department heads span 4 H and FFA agriculture, livestock, youth and women’s divisions with chairmen named for needlework rugs clothing ceramics canning and culinary arts.

POST Garza County The Post Lions Club Garza County 4H U.S. Hwy S. B. Rhodes Amarillo Lions Lynn W. Duncan Clarky Cowdrey Jessie Carolyn Ward Robert Mack Homer Huddleston George (Scotty) Samson Tommy Young Royce Hart FFA Floy Richardson L. H. Peel Lee Davis J. E. Parker J. W. Long N. C. Outlaw Jack Brown Stanley Butler Weldon McGehee Quanah Maxey Martin Nichols Lions Club Lewis C. Herron Charles Casey Noah Stone Pat N. Walker

Methodist Men Hamburger Fry at St Luke's Monday

St Luke's Methodist Men host a 7 p m hamburger fry with outdoor games weather permitting at the church. All men urged to attend with guests. indoors if rain. Ralph Krebbs notes plans and cup information. Pampa HS and Big Spring place second and third in a related event. Am arillo HS wins large yearbook cup with Intercollegiate Press presenting the trophy. Tom S Lubbock takes second and Monterey of Lubbock third.

Methodist St. Luke’s Ralph Krebbs Pampa High School Big Spring Amarillo High School Tom S. Lubbock Monterey of Lubbock

Dog Show Plans for West Texas Circuit in Lubbock

Heart of the Plains Kennel Club plans the 10th all breed and obedience show next Sunday at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. It will be the largest in club history with 500 plus entries from 27 states plus Canada and Mexico. Judging starts 8 a.m., doors open early. club meeting Monday at 3 p.m. to finalize show details with various committee chairs.

Heart of the Plains Kennel Club, Inc Lubbock Municipal Coliseum West Texas Amarillo Plainview Midland-Odessa Odessa Canada Mexico Kennel Club Federal Savings and Loans W. C. Edmiston Ralston Neb Haskell Schuffman New Castle Ind Heart of the Plains Kennel Club Edmiston Schuffman

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