Four Year Continental Oil Scholarship Awarded to Chrystena L Woodard
Chrystena L Woodard a Roswell High School 1964 graduate and daughter of Clifton C Woodard Jr receives a $2000 four year Continental Oil Company scholarship announced by president L F McCollum. She ranked in the top five percent of her class of 571 and held NH S secretary ship and other leadership roles.
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S. Washington Ave
Roswell Senior High School
Continental Oi Co
L. F. McCollum
Chrystena
Clifton C. Woodward Jr
Conoco
Hobbs
University of New Mexico
Continental Oil Company
Tulsa Geophysicist Chosen as SEG President-Elect
Hugh M. Thralls of Tulsa Oklahoma was elected president-elect of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists by a worldwide mail ballot announced in Calgary. Other officers include Henry F. Dunlap of Dallas first vice president J E White of Denver vice president and R A Baile of Houston secretary-treasurer. Thralls heads Geo Prospectors Inc and is senior partner at Thralls Green & Perry.
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Tulsa
Okla
Society of Exploration Geophysicists
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
SEG
Norman J. Christie
International Organization of Earth Scientists and
Henry F. Dunlap
Dallas
Texas
J. E. White
Denver
Colo
R. A. Baile
Houston
Tes
Thralls
Geo Prospectors, Inc
Thralls, Green & Perry
Oklo
30 Year Pin Awarded to Frank Fagan
Frank Fagan of 1914 S Union Ave Roswell district scout for Atlantic Refining Co completed 30 years of service. He began in 1934 in Shawnee Oklahoma and worked in exploration and land division from sample washer to senior district scout. Fagan served as a glider pilot in WWII Normandy landings and remains active in the air force reserves as a captain.
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Frank Fagan
S. Union Ave
Roswell
Atlantic Refining Co
Fagan
Atlantic
Shawnee
Okla
Boone Macaulay
Security Bank
West Texas State College
Air Force
New Mexico Retailing Congress Set for Sept. 4
Leonard Knadley, board member of the New Mexico Retail Assn, announces the first Annual Congress of New Mexico Retailing to be held Friday September 4 at Schine Western Skies Motor Hotel in Albuquerque. A Meet the Candidates panel includes Sen Edwin Mechem Rep Joseph Montoya Rep Thomas Morris Gov Jack Campbell and others. U S Sen Peter Dominick will address the gathering of 500 plus retailers on federal policy effects.
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Leonard Knadley
New Mexico Retail Assn
New Mexico
Schine Western Skies Motor
Albuquerque
Edwin L. Mechem
Joseph M. Montoya
Thomas G. Morris
Jack M. Camp
Free rental registry announced by RBS Insurance and Real Estate
A new central rental registry will let property owners be listed and shown to prospective renters who contact owners directly. The service, run by RBS at 1510 W Second St, aims to refer tenants without charging fees and without property management.
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RBS Insurance and Real Estate
Second St
Chamber of Commerce
John Schnedar
Real Estate Department
Dedication Planned for Holly Sugar Plant in Hereford
Hereford Texas awaits a multi million dollar Holly Sugar Corporation plant dedication on Saturday September 19 with Governor John Connally as principal speaker. The facility is named for Merrill E Shoup former Holly president who died July 15 in a ceremony marking the plant’s formal opening.
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Hereford
Tex
Holly Sugar Corporation
Texas
John Connally
Merrill E. Shoup
Chaiman
Holly
Gulf Oil clerk receives 20 year service award
O Year Pi B E Yawn a senior clerk for Gulf Oil Corp in the Roswell District earned a 20 year service award this weekend. He began with Gulf at Laurel Mississippi on August 23 1944 and has held roles from laborer to senior clerk.
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B. E. Yawn
Gulf Oil Corp
Roswell
Gulf
Laurel
Miss
Oilmen Seek Clarity On Tax Depletion in 1964 Platform
Houston AP report notes three oilmen will study the Democratic platform for 1964 to learn its stance on the 272 percent depletion tax allowance. They compare with the 1960 plank that mentioned inequitable depletion rules favoring privileged groups and consider Kennedy Johnson debates and party positions on imports and relief for domestic oil.
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Houston, Tex
Democrat Party
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B Johson
Kennedy
Johnson
Republican Party
Renu
First National Elects Parker Vice President
Roger J. Parker named vice president of the First National Bank of Roswell. Former executive vice president at the First National Bank of Dumas Texas and past president of the Panhandle Chapter of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers. Parker began banking in 1941 in New Jersey and is active in civic affairs. He and his wife live at 1906 S. Union Ave with daughter Chevy Ann who will be a Roswell High senior.
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Roger J. Parker
First National Bank of
Chevy Ann
Roswell High
Parker
S. Union Ave
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