Legionnaires To Meet In Lubbock
About 1000 to 1100 legionnaires are expected in Lubbock June 20 and 21 for the Fifth Division Texas Branch American Legion convention. Registration runs 10 to 2 at three venues, with sessions at the Uptown Dance Palace, social events at Lubbock County Park, a Saturday dance, a Sunday religious service, and a farewell session. Local committee plans insert entertainment amid the programs.
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Lubbock
Texas
The
American Legion
Up Town Dance Palace
Lubbock and Wilton
Up Tasa Dance Palace
Ladies Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Layton
Seed Inspectors In Certified Seed Work Nominated By Board
State plant board nominated five experienced agri nomials for inspections this season of crops under the State Seed Certification program. R. V. Miller stressed the need for qualified inspectors as the commissioner bases approval of breeders on these inspections. H. J. Bower and J. S. Mogford were named for sorghums and small grains, Cody Lentz, T. H. A. Richmond, and C. R. Owen for cotton. season opens July 1.
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Austine
State Plant Board
R. V. Miller
Commissioner of Agriculture
Miller
H. J. Bower
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
J. S. Mogford
A. & M. College
Cody Lentz
Rustwell
T. H A. Richmond
Kyle
C. R. Owen
Magnolia
Ark
Texas
No Hard Times In Carizzo Springs Town News
Citizens of Carizzo Springs discuss the meaning of hard times amid a booming irrigation district. The town grows strawberries oranges vegetables and other produce. New homes rise across the area as plenty of food and money support contentment.
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Thera Carizzo Springs
Stamford To Hold Cowboy Re union
Stamford prepares for the second annual Texas Cowboy Reunion with about seventy five sponsoring young ladies from cattle districts to open the parade June 28. Warren B Tayman, chairman, says sponsors from 100 communities will attend and share social events daily through the reunion. Attendance is expected to double last year’s turnout.
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Stamford
West
Texas
Warren B. Tayman
Tayman
Farm Board Member to Speak at Texas A and M Short Course
A. F. P. Lever of Columbia South Carolina author of the Extension Act of 1914 and current staff member of the Federal Farm Board is slated to address two sessions at Texas A M College during the twenty second annual Farmers Short Course from July 27 to 31. Lever has long public service, focusing on farm demonstration work and rural improvement. He entered Congress before age 27 and served eighteen years, after earlier tenure in the South Carolina legislature and as secretary to a congressman.
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College Station
The Plays The Thing And Dementina Michalaros
Dementina Michalaros, an immigrant author of Theodore the Kimpreas, recently staged in Chicago, was encouraged by Miss Jane Adams of Hull House to tap his playwriting talent. Early life remarks from Mr Lever recall family roots and a career shaping rural uplift through Congress and farm programs.
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Dementina Michalaros
Michalaros
United States
Thrce
Theodore the Kimpreas
Chicago
Jane Adams
Hull House
Taylor Plans New Concrete Water Reservoir for Long Term Supply
Taylor pursues a large concrete reservoir to secure water supply for the city during future droughts. Contracts are in place to construct a storage facility capable of sustaining the town through extended shortages and ensure reliable access to fresh water.
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Taylor
Irony in Toledo as doctor slips on same sidewalk
A Toledo physician treating a patient after a fall on a slippery sidewalk joked to watch his step. After leaving the house, he slipped on the same sidewalk and broke his own leg, illustrating life's sudden reversals.
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Toledo
Fresno Social Notes Compile Local Sunday News
A crowded Sunday school and multiple visits mark Fresno social life as residents share time with family neighbors and church members. Movements include Miss Trula Morrow heading to Washington D C and Thelma Brewer with Barbara Gene preparing for Canyon summer. Police report Morris Wolf admits serving beer from a horse drawn cart in downtown St. Louis.
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Reed Roberts
Milford
D. F. Roberts
Trula Morrow
Washington, D. C
Thelma Brewer
Barbara Gene
Canyon
Velma
Viola Sullivan
R. H. Crane
Dorothy D. Roberts
Burnis Hicks
Olin Roberts
Walter Langford
St. Louis
Morris Wolf
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