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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1957

Page

3

Amarillo Weighs Polk Street Redevelopment Plan

Amarillo business leaders advance a Polk Street redevelopment idea called the Million Dollar Mile. A civic development committee, led by Bourden Barfield, studies parks, parking ramps, and a Polk Street mall with private funding and city engineering input.

Chamber Polk City Commission Jackson Civic Development Committee John Armstrong Chambers City Engineering Department Polk Street George Dahl Dallas Dahl Amarillo High School Chamber of Commerce Amarillo AHS Carleton Mayberry Mayberry Irvin Farman Greater Fort Worth Barfield Darrell Fleming University of Texas Little Rock Ark Wolffin Village Sunset Center Wolfin Village Texas Houston Sears, Roebuck & Co

Taylor Services Set In Plainview

Funeral services for Cleo C. Taylor 56 a Halfway Community farmer will be at 2 30 p m Sunday at the Methodist Church of Halfway. The Rev R L Bowman and Rev Carlos McLeod will officiate. He died at Plainview Hospital from a heart attack. Born August 27 1901 in Cleveland Oklahoma he moved to Halfway in 1943 from Pampa. Burial at Mannford Oklahoma. Survivors include his wife and his mother Mrs W S Taylor of Mannford.

Plainview Cleo C. Taylor Halfway Here Methodist Church Cleveland Okla Tulsa Taylor Pampa Mannford W. S. Taylor

Rites For Pioneer Hale County Resident Set

Funeral services for Mrs. W. F. Cunningham 96 Hale County pioneer will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hale Center Baptist Church with Dr. Frank Travis and Rev. Raymond Dyess officiating. Burial follows at Center Plains Cemetery under Wood Mitchell Funeral Home. She died Thursday at her home fourteen miles west of Hale Center after a brief illness, having lived in Hale County since 1903 after moving from Stamford where she resided since 1887.

Pioneer Hale County Hale Center W. F. Cunningham Hale Center Baptist Church Frank Travis Plainview Presbyterian Church Raymond Dyess Hale Center Methodist Church Center Plains Cemetery Wood Mitchell Funeral Home Hale County Stamford

Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Head held today

Mrs. Cora E Head, 71, of 820 50th Street, died Friday after months of illness. Funeral services were at 3 p.m. today at Central Baptist Church with Rev John W Duggar officiating. Burial followed in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home direction. She had lived in Lubbock 27 years, moving from Parker County in 1930.

Cora E. Head 50Th St Central Baptist Church John W. Duggar City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home

Misusing Funds Linked To Hoffa

Washington reports Sen. McClellan accuses James R. Hoffa of diverting union funds, listing 34 improper activities alongside 48 items from last month’s hearings. The probe highlights a $1 million loan to John W. Thomas department store and a $200,000 loan during a strike, with promoter Henry Lower linked to the Sun Valley Project near Orlando, Fla.

Washington James R. Hoffa Sen McClellan D-Ark Teamsters Senate Hoffa Teamster Florida Teamster Union Stere McClellan John W. Thomas Minneapolis Sun Valley Project Orlando Fla Robert F. Kennedy Carmine Ss.Bellino Joseph N. Kritch Kritch Northville Mich Kennedy Lower Bellino Teamsters Union Detroit

Tech enrolls record 8 343 students at Texas Tech

Texas Tech reports a fall enrollment of 8 343 by the Saturday noon deadline, a near 500 rise from the prior 8 055. Engineering leads with 2 744 students, Arts and Sciences 2 625, Business 1 517, Agriculture 791, Home Economics 415, and Graduate 51. Women total 2 254. Last student to enroll was Elvin R. Higgins of Lubbock Christian College, who plans a doctorate in education.

Texas Tech The Tech School of Arts and Sciences Elvin R. Higgins Lubbock Christian College Higgins New College

Plainview Woman Dies After Months Long Illness

Mrs. W. E. Sharp, 86, a Plainview resident for six years, died at 6 30 p m at her home after a months illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Lemons Funeral Home. She moved from Honey Grove where she lived 38 years and was a Baptist Church member for 72 years. Survivors include her husband two step-daughters in Plainview and one brother in Oklahoma City.

Plainview W. E. Sharp Lemons Funeral Home Sharp Honey Grove The Baptist Church Ernie Howard K. L. Adkins Elzy Jaco Oklahoma City

Mrs. Zoe Lindsey Returns From Hunting Trip

Mrs Zoe Lindsey of 1811 14th Street returns to Lubbock Saturday after a two week hunting and fishing trip in New Mexico and Colorado visiting Truth or Consequences and Pagosa Springs. She stayed at the H D Dunn Ranch and the Dry Moon Ranch near Pagosa Springs.

Zoe Lindsey 14Th St Lubbock New Mexico Colorado Truth Or Consequences N. M Pagosa Springs Colo H. D. Dunn Dry Moon Dude Ranch

Services for Mrs. W. L. Hillis Held Today in City

Mrs. W. L. Hillis 72 died Friday in West Texas Hospital of a coronary occlusion. Funeral at 3 p.m. today at Asbury Methodist Church with Rev. John English and Dr. C. A. Bickley officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. McDonald Funeral Home in charge. Mrs. Hillis moved from Dover Arkansas to Clarendon area in 1914 and resided on the South Plains before moving to Lubbock in 1938.

W. L. Hillis West Texas Hospital Asbury Methodist Church John English C. A. Bickley Lubbock McDonald Funeral Home

Fall Weather Hangs Over Most Of State

Rain swollen streams spill into South Texas lowlands with mild flooding forecast around Cuero and Victoria through Monday. No rain statewide in 48 hours and no rain expected through Sunday. Lubbock foresees clear skies and a high near 82 and a low around 48.

Texas Weather Bureau Cuero Victoria Lubbock

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