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Wednesday, WEST February 8, 1978 Eight Pages TEXAS TIMES Dedicated to Informing the Citizens of West Texas Jesse Owens To Highlight Black Awareness Month Jesse Owens, dubbed the Other events include a "World's Fastest Human" for his performance of the TNT Power- track feats at the height of his house of Cleveland, Ohio, career, will talk about "A Life of co-sponsored by the University Fulfillment" at a public lecture at Center, at 8:15 p.m., Saturday, 8:15 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 9, in Feb. 11, in the Center Theatre. the Texas Tech University Center Tickets are $2.50 for students and Theatre. $3.40 for the public. Owens' appearance is a A religious service will take highlight of the eighth annual place at 11 a.m., Feb. 12, in St. Black Awareness Month spon- Luke Baptist Church and a gospel sored by the Texas Tech Student program, Feb. 26, at 3 p.m in Organization for Black Unity Lyons Chapel, 1704 E. 26th (SOBU). Tickets are $2 for Street. students and $3 for the general Opening ceremonies will take public. place at 12:30 p.m., Feb. 7, in the Other highlights will be a free University Center. showing, Monday, Feb. 13, of the Other fun events during the highly acclaimed "Autobiography month include a Fashion Show '78 of Miss Jane Pittman," and a from 4-6 p.m., Feb. 12, in the lecture seminar the following University Center with tickets night by the author of that book, $1.75 for students and $2 for the Ernest Gaines. The film will be public; a Mr. Sweet Contest, a shown at 7:30 p.m. in the male takeoff on beauty contests, University Center Theatre. at 7 p.m., Feb. 14, in the Gaines' lecture, Feb. 14, will take University Center, a Greek Show GREEN THUMB JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB— The following are the officers for the Green Thumb Garden place at 8:15 p.m., also in that by fraternities and sororities at Club at Ballinger School. The Petal Pushers Garden Club sponsor the junior club in a garden therapy project. theater. 9:45 p.m. in Mass Communica- At left is Jerry Hall, President; Marvin Gibbs, Vice-President; Georgia Green, 2nd Vice-President; Diane SOBU, emphasizing cultural tions 101, Feb. 25, and, following Alva, Secretary; and Bonnie House, Treasurer. enlightment that involves the that, a SOBU party at the Red whole community, has planned a Raider Inn. Tickets for the Greek month-long program of lectures, Show are $1 and for the party $1. drama, dance and music. Estacado High School Stages Annual In addition to university Owens, one of the greatest students, participants will include track and field stars of the speech and drama students at century, is renowned also for his Estacado High School for an 8:15 philanthropic activities on behalf Style Show Ant Open House Feb. 13 program, Wednesday, Feb. 8, in of youth and for underprivileged the Mass Communications Build- Americans. In celebration of the beginning will be conducted by Estacado's Preston. Participating students ing room 101 and elementary Owens in 1936 won internation- of its second decade, Estacado band director, David Riker. will include David Larry, Tommy school children will dramatize al distinction in the Olympic High School will host an "Open Following the musical presen- Jeffery, Willie Queenan, Tammy Black history in a program at 7:30 games, setting records as he won House & Style Show" on Monday, tations, Estacado's Speech and Wilkerson, Patricia Whitley, p.m. in the University Center. individual titles in the 100 meters, February 13th, beginning at 7:30 Drama Departments will present Charles Luckey, Charles Contee, The younger children are the Ella 200 meters and broad jump, and p.m. The "EXPO" will include selected readings, under special and Sidney Perry. Iles Elementary School. running in the victorious relay team. His Olympic broad jump displays from all major depart- direction of its instructors, Continued on Page Two The Texas Tech Drama and ments in the building, with an Elizabeth Browning and Phyllis Speech Night will take place in record was unsurpassed for 24 opening program in the auditor- Mass Communications 101, Wed- years. ium. David Larry, student body nesday, Feb. 15. On Feb. 14 the He holds the highest honor the president, will serve as Master of T-POT To Celebrate 2nd Birthday same students will present a U.S. can bestow, the Medal of Ceremonies. The Texas Tech Programs for The seventh center was opened "drama teaser" at 12:30 p.m. in Freedom, for his tireless efforts, The special program will open Older Texans (T-POT) will in September, 1977 at Redeemer the University Center. particularly on behalf of youth. with a "Disco Style Show", celebrate its second birthday Feb. Lutheran Church, 22nd and sponsored by the Estacado 9 with special birthday cakes and Avenue W. Homemaking Departments, Mrs. celebrations at all seven centers. The original federal grant of Mass Com Week Set Clydene Damron, Head of the "We're expecting in the $98,855 was channeled through Department. The style show will neighborhood of 250 senior the Governor's Committee on Mass Communications Week at consist primarily of students from citizens at meal centers that day," Aging, approved by the South Texas Tech University, Feb. Mrs. Mary Jane Sampson's according to Dr. Julian Williford, Plains Office on Aging and 12-18, will bring some of the Garment Class. Models will project director. "That's a granted to the Division of nation's top journalists, publish- include Pam Mims, Cynthia dramatic increase over the 42 Continuing Education at Texas ers, broadcasters, advertising Durham, Verna Thompson, Mary persons served on T-POT's first Tech, which oversees T-POT, on executives and photographers to Ann Carrizales, Cynthia Johnson, day, Feb. 9, 1976." Dec. 2, 1975. Texas Tech matched the campus to address and visit Phyllis Morrison, Angela Benson, As a part of the birthday 10 percent of the federal monies with students and faculty. Beatrice Johnson, Doreatha celebration, a special invitation is to bring the first year's budget to The theme is "An Era of Spencer, Lorene Robinson, Faye issued to senior citizens who have $110,000. Accountability." Williams, Sharon Thornton, never before attended a T-POT The T-POT budget is now in Lowell Thomas, noted journal- Ismael Castro, and Rose Harris. meal center. the neighborhood of $225,000, due ist and broadcaster, will be Other models will include "Although we've made great to cooperation with other delivering the Distinguished Marilyn Courtney, Yvonne progress in these two years, agencies such as the Comprehen- ALCOA Lecture at the Charter White, Vera Mann, Nelli Vine, there are still many persons sive Employment Training Act Day convocation, 2:30 p.m., Anise and Erin Jackson, Frances among the more than 17,000 in (CETA) Program. Sunday, Feb. 12, University and Delton Mooring, Brenda Lubbock who are 60 and over who Since opening, the T-POT staff Center Theater, and persons Eddington, Rosie Washington, have never taken advantage of has grown from six to 24, while interested in and participating in with Style Show Master of our program," Dr. Williford said. volunteers from such organiza- Mass Communication Week Ceremonies Willie Queenan. When the program first tions as the Junior League and activities are invited to attend. The special program will started, meals were served at Jayceettes have supplemented There is no charge. continue with soloists and only three centers. These were the staff. Other volunteers have Thomas' appearance is spon- Lowell Thomas ensemblists from the Estacado Emanuel, 2617 Cornell, Home- come from the Texas Tech sored by the ALCOA Foundation, The veteran of many radio Choir Department, directed by stead, 5401 56th, and Zenith, 515 College of Home Economics, which provides an outstanding dramas of the 1930s, '40s and '50s, Dennis Richardson and will N. Zenith. while many businesses in speaker annually for the univer- Brown features in his new series include LaTresa Stubblefield, In September of 1976, the meal Lubbock have donated money and sity's Charter Day observance. original adventure stories and Audrey Harris, Aline McCutchin, centers increased to six when services to aid the program. Mass Communications Week's classic tales of bravery and Clifton Peoples, Charles Luckey, T-POT reached an agreement program of concentrated lectures, derring-do from literature and Max Hernandez, Buddy Gaither, with the Lubbock Parks and "Although we've made great demonstrations, panels and dis- real life. The series is designed Tommy Jeffery, and Robbie Recreation Department to start progress in these two years, cussions begins at 9:35 a.m., primarily for listening by younger Phillips. The band department serving meals at existing city- there's still much work that needs Monday, with the keynote people, but will be broP.d enough will continue with ensemblists operated centers. These included to be done," according to Dr. address by Himan Brown, in scope and subject matter to Leroy Faz, Brenda Lee, Ruben Copper Rawlings, 40th and Williford. "We now serve about producer-director of the new CBS entertain the entire family "in a Wilburn, Ricky Hernandez, Pam Avenue B, Mae Simmons, 26th 250 people per day and about 850 Radio Adventure Theater at the manner possible only on radio," Mims, Judy Quigley, Robbie and Weber Drive, and Lubbock different individuals each month, University Theater. The public is he said. Phillips, Cassandra Larry, and Adult Center, 2600 Avenue P. Continued on Page Two invited at no charge. Continued on Page Two Wednesday, February 8, 1978 Page 2 WEST TEXAS TIMES JACK ANDERSON WITH JOE SPEAR T-POT . . . Continued from Page One Ringing the Bell . • • but the potential is much with Bob Tieuel WEEKLY SPECIAL greater." Copyright, 1978, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Hubert Humphrey's Final Message for Black Press: Bob's Note* The According to federal guide- National Newspaper Publishers Association honored the late Senator WASHINGTON—It now looks as if the Senate will ratify the lines, T-POT serves noon meals at controversial Panama Canal treaties. The crucial support of the two Hubert H. Humphrey by presenting its the seven centers which provide Distinguished Humanitarian Award to him at their Senate leaders should turn the trick. Both Democratic leader Robert at least one-third of the Byrd and Republican leader Howard Baker have now endorsed the annual mid-winter workshop dinner in Miami on recommended daily allowance of January 13, 1978, the night of the Senator's death. treaties, with certain reservations. nutrients. Additionally, a number But it took a powerful, behind-the-scenes effort to win them over. The remarks from Mr. Humphrey were read by of supportive services are offered Ofield Dukes, a former assistant to Humphrey. The president lobbied them personally. He invited them to the White which aid the elderly. House to talk about the treaties; he courted them; he compromised with "Dear Friends: I remain eternally grateful for the For persons 60 and over, there strong bonds of friendship which have characterized them; he appealed to them. is no charge for T-POT services, The president also sent his chief legislative aide, Frank Moore, to our relationship over the years. I will never forget but donations are encouraged. To the firm friendship you have extended to me, Panama with Sen. Baker. Moore called in progress reports along the inquire about the program or to way on Baker's reactions. Moore telephoned the president from Mexico particularly during the 1968 Presidential campaign. arrange for transportation, senior . . . You are now in your 151st year as an organization which has City, for example, to report Baker's latest views. citizens may call 742-3924. After the trip, Carter and Baker got together at the White House been the voice of the Black press of America. You have raised the cry again to work out their differences. for equal rights and human justice from coast to coast. Your Estacado Style Show . The president and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, meanwhile, organization has been in the vanguard of the civil rights movement. You discussed legislative strategy with the Cabinet. Minutes of the meeting Continued from Page One are the backbone of Black leadership throughout the country, and you state: "Mr. Vance predicted that the treaties will be ratified but that it Following the program, a short are to be commended for your courage, diligence and high ideals in the will take hard work. He said that an effort would be made to hold down meeting of the PTA will be pursuit of equality and public service. substantive modifications to the treaties." chaired by its president, Mr. and . . . We are fully aware that the civil rights struggles of the 1950's Less Work: Jimmy Carter puts in longer hours than anyone in Mrs. E.W. Austin, with principal and 1960's did not eradicate inequality and injustice from our society. government. He keeps busy the equivalent of two working days every E.W. Reed. The "EXPO 78" is That is why I believe the concept of the civil rights movement must be 24 hours. He is usually at his desk by six in the morning and it's often being coordinated by Estacado's broadened to include the rights and opportunities that should be midnight before he leaves it. Student Activities Director, C. available to all disadvantaged groups in America. I know this is your The president has an insatiable craving for information. He likes to Doyle Gammill. All parents and goal as well. know everything that's going on. He also likes to control all White guests will then visit the various . . . The struggle for civil rights is a struggle for the rights and House. activity down to the small details. Carter personally makes displays and exhibits throughout privileges and duties of all Americans. Some of these rights include: military and diplomatic decisions that past presidents have left to the the building, with the public The right to a meaningful life, free from poverty that today afflicts some professionals. He is equally involved in domestic details. cordially invited to attend, free of 25 million Americans. Now, however, the president is beginning to shift more of the work charge. "The right to full and equal protection under the law—an end to the load to his subordinates. The federal budget, for example, turned out to double standard applied to many of those who are less privileged, where be too big for him to grapple with alone. Mass Com Week . . . justice delayed can become justice denied. We've seen the confidential minutes of his Cabinet meeting while the Continued from Page One "The right to productive and gainful employment—for all our people, budget was being prepared. His budget chief, James McIntyre, urged as a specific national goal toward whose achievement will apply every With exception of the keynote possible private and public resource . . . the Cabinet members to work out their differences with him. This was address Monday morning, the important, McIntyre said, "so that as few decisions as possible would "We live by hope. We do not always get all we want when we want it. Thursday morning Advertising But we have to believe that someday, somehow, someway it will be have to be appealed to the president." Then Carter spoke up. He noted Day session and the Jefferson that he had been "spending four to five hours a week on budget better, and that we can make it so." End of quote from the late Senator Award dinner in the University Humphrey. requests, and another four to five hours preparing for budget Center, all sessions will be held in ***** briefings." Therefore, he strongly endorsed McIntyre's request "that room 101, Mass Communications The 10th annual Black History Tea and Forum has been rescheduled the Cabinet secretaries try to resolve as many differences as possible" East Building. without taking up his time. for Sunday, March 5, 1978, according to Rev. H.R. Johnson, associate Following the keynote address, director. And word received here is that a number of churches, civic Jimmy Carter is learning at last that the presidency is too big to be a account representative Ann one-man job. organizations, clubs and schools are planning special programs during Edwards from the Houston Black History Month (February). The West Texas-New Mexico Forum Carter's Way: There may be a glimmer of light in the Middle East. advertising firm of Goodwin, The big obstacle to peace is the question of Palestinian rights. will be held this year in Hobbs, New Mexico and the scheduled speaker Littman, Wingfield and Tanne- is state representative Lenton Malary, the only black in New Mexico The Arabs are demanding "self determination" for the Palestinians. baum will speak at 10:35 a.m., This is a code phrase for an independent state. legislature and he hails from Albuquerque, New Mexico. The theme for followed by George Arnold, this year's affair is "Preserving Our Black Cultural Heritage." The Israelis are willing to grant the Palestinians "self rule." This president of the Dallas advertis- ***** really means that the Israelis will premit the Palestinians to govern ing and public relations firm of Some of the happiest and most profitable days in our journalistic- themselves but that the Israelis will maintain a discreet military Kerss, Chapman, Bua and presence. ministerial career came in the early sixties when we served as a Norsworthy Inc. The speakers sales-representative and traveling correspondent for one of the nation's 'President Carter has taken a position somewhere in between. He has will pa.rticipate in a panel said the Palestinians "must have a role in determining their own outstanding black-oriented newspapers: The Kansas City Call. We discussion during_ the afternoon. thought of those moving days in the 60's when we often ran across future." He hasn't made clear exactly what be means. But he has taken Monday is Public Relations Day. the middle ground somewhere between the Arab and Israeli extreme. Muslims, the Black Panthers and other active black groups and Journalism Day speakers on interviewed them as well as the normal black church and fraternal We've learned that the president reported secretly to his Cabinet a Tuesday include editor Joe few days ago that the Arabs are willing to move in Carter's direction. organizations. The black press was at the height of its power and "black Murray of the "Lufkin News" and is beautiful" was the cry everywhere. Carter told his Cabinet: "There is general acceptance privately Ed Hunter, vice president and throughout the Arab world of our position in the Middle East." We thought on these things and many others as we talked long executive editor of "The Houstoh distance the other day with Ms. L. Bluford, managing editor for a long Strange Friends: We've reported in the past that underworld Post." They will be joined by godfathers are looking for Washington connections. They are anxious to time, Advertising Mgr. Benton and perhaps at another time—Ms. Anne Texas Tech ex-students Robert Franklin, publisher. It was publisher A. Franklin who made such a hit protect their interests and keep the federal heat turned down. Their Montemayer of the "Dallas Times No. 1 target is the Justice Department, which has the power to spoil at one of our earliest Black History observances that was held that year Herald," Nene Foxhall of "The in downtown Midland. Her line (telephone) is indeed a pretty busy one. their game and send them to prison. Houston Chronicle" and Jeff ***** Now, we've discovered a strange relationship between a top Justice Klotzman of KMCC-TV, Lubbock, Department official and a notorious racketeer. The racketeer's name is According to a report in a recent issue of The Christian Index, official in a panel discussion. organ of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church and edited by the Joe Nesline. The Justice Department's own files identify him as the Wednesday will be devoted to gambling king of Washington. forthright and fearless Othal Lakey of Dallas, Texas, the black news photography and films. Jim Methodist preacher is the least paid "calling or profession" in the United He has close ties to one of the nation's most notorious mobsters, Richardson of the "Topeka Charles Tourine, who is better known in the underworld as "Charlie the States today. This of course does not include the black preacher in the Capitol Journal" will speak at United Methodist Church, whose salary is at least triple that in the Blade." Nesline and Tourine have been arrested together. In fact, 11:35 a.m. Several films related Nesline has a history of gambling arrests. He is now under investigation C.M.E., the A.M.E., and the A.M.E. Zion bodies (all-black bodies). As to television commercials and a result of this fact, preacher recruitment is almost at a standstill in the by the FBI. other uses of photography and Yet this same Joe Nesline has been seen socially with one of the black Methodist church and a great number of middle age and older films in Mass Communications pastors and preachers are leaving the all-black Methodist bodies for highest officials in the Justice Department—Barbara Babcock. When will be shown during the day. my staff questioned Babcock, she said she first met him 10 years ago as "greener pastures," according to reports reaching this column. In the The week of activities con- meantime black Pentecostal and Baptist groups continue to grow and his attorney on some gambling charges and continues to socialize with cludes Friday with Telecommuni- Nesline. She said she is not ashamed to call Nesline "a friend." She thrive, even in small towns and rural areas, where black Methodists cations Day and the presentation have almost become extinct, the report shows. More later. Is there a insisted there is nothing wrong with their friendship and pointed out of the Thomas Jefferson Award at that he has not been convicted of any recent crimes and, therefore, way out for black Methodists in rural and small town areas? Will be the award dinner in the discussed here later. In the meantime, Peace. must be presumed to be innocent. University Center at 7 p.m. The Few of the nation's godfathers have been convicted of recent crimes. award will go posthumously to Their underworld activities, nevertheless, are known to the Justice the late U.S. Senator Hubert H. Department. Their activities have also been spread on the Senate Humphrey of Minnesota. It will NAACP To Meet Feb. 1 1 record. be accepted by his son, Minnesota The National Association for are (1) consideration of NAACP Joe Nesline's name is high on the list of organized crime figures both State Senator Hubert H. the Advancement of Colored action in the Lubbock school at the Justice Department and the Senate. The Justice Department Humphrey III. People (NAACP) Lubbock Branch desegregation suit, (2) plans for a would like to nail him. will meet at 7 p.m., Saturday, voter registration drive, and (3) 0 February 11, at Mae Simmons selection of a new time and day WEST TEXAS '1'1M :S Nothing is gained by sacrificing Community Center, 2200 Oak for regular monthly meetings. Vol. 17, No. 6 Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1978 principles for the sake of peace. Ave. The public is invited. A door prize to be awarded will The West Texas Times is an independent, privately owned newspaper On the agenda for the meeting published weekly, on Wednesday, in Lubbock. Lubbock County. 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Business Manager/Owner In West Africa it was once be- lieved that bells (led around it's got to be good. the ankles could cure a sick RESS ASSOCIATION child. Wednesday, February 8, 1978 WEST TEXAS TIMES Page 3 Senior Citizens Meet Here Golden Gloves Dollins Announces Candidacy Mrs. Clara Scott, mother of Dr. Deselene Hunter, Crowell John- A former teacher and counselor Hazel Taylor, is now a regular son and "Sug" Johnson. Competition has announced his candidacy for member of the senior citizen's It has been reported that Mrs. place 2 on the Lubbock group that meets each weekday Lizzie Reed is a shut-in at her Independent School District at the Mae Simmons center, 26th home. Underway Board. He holds college degres and Weber Drive. The Mae Simmons senior More than 150 boxers from from Hardin-Simmons Univer- Mrs. De Ethel Grimes, citizens were guests on Jan. 27 of Lubbock and the surrounding sity, Southwest Baptist Theolo- sunshine chairman at Mae the senior citizens at the Zenith area square off again tonight for gical Seminary and Texas Tech Simmons, reports that Jeff Joiner center, 515 North Zenith. The the second round of the annual University. The last five years and Rev. B.A. Russell are feeling open house at Zenith included a Golden Gloves regional champion- Mr. Dollins' primary employment better after suffering from recent pot luck luncheon and also drew ship at Lubbock Memorial Civic has been as a marriage and family illnesses. Also, Mrs. Mabel Bailey senior citizens from two other Center. counselor. "I believe that the is feeling better and hopes to be centers operated by the Texas The action starts at 7:30 p.m. skills I have acquired and the back in Lubbock soon. Tech Programs for Older Texans tonight, Thursday night and experience I have had both as a New participants at the center (T-POT). Saturday night. Tickets are teacher and a counselor will bring include E. Washington and The schedule at Zenith next available at the Civic Center Box an added dimension to the Board William Malone. week (Feb. 13-17) includes: Office. General admission is $2. and would enable me to make a Senior citizens getting ready Monday, 10:30 a.m. exercise Ringside seats are $3. positive and useful contribution," for a trip to San Antonio this class; Tuesday, Valentine's Day Numerous boxers from Dun- said Mr. Dollins. month are Betty Wilson, Fanny party and 10:45 a.m. lip reading bar, Estacado and Lubbock High "As a member of the School Young, Artie Mae Washington, class; Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Schools are among the fighters Board, I would practice fiscal Vina Williams, De Ethel Grimes, knitting class and domino seeking the crown in the high responsibility, support the neigh- Claude D. Dollins Hattie Stinger, Oma McQuenny, tournament; Thursday, Crazy school, novice and open divisions. borhood school concept, and Laura Jamerson, Rosie Skief, Eight tournament; Friday, 10:30 Novice Division fighters in- encourage emphasis on basic addition, there needs to be an Martha Brown, Mattie Day, a.m. Bible study. clude youngsters as young as reading, math and communication acknowledgement that improved eight years old and as light as 50 skills. This is my basic posture communication between the February Proclaimed (Stevie Wonder) to "I'll Be Good pounds. But the real action will be and platform, but I am interested school and the home could be of To You" (Brothers Johnson) to in the Open Division, where in the whole picture of great benefit to the students who Black Awareness Month "Takin' It To The Streets" contenders range in weight from education." are, after all, the focal point of all (Doobie Brothers) and finally to Lubbock Mayor Roy Bass 105 pounds to over 200 pounds. "I feel that we need better of our efforts," he further stated. the end wherever that may be. proclaimed February "Black These fighters will be trying for a communication within the Lub- Mr. Dollins stressed his Awareness Month" in ceremonies University Programs will trip to Fort Worth and the Texas bock public school system. I interest and willingness to spend Monday, Feb. 6, in the Texas present TNT Powerhouse in Golden Gloves Championships. realize that the term "better whatever time is necessary to Tech University Center. concert Saturday, Feb. 11 at 8:15 A highlight of the tournament communication" is an over-used improve the excellence of The proclamation and activities p.m. in the University Center in the Civic Center Exhibit Hall word, but that fact does not make education in Lubbock Public during the month are designed to Theatre. Tickets are $2.50 with will be the appearance of Nigerian it any less true that the Schools. help American people become Tech I.D. and $3.50 for general Olympic boxer Idika Nsofor. Now communication process within our aware of the black culture and admission. The program is being a Texas Tech student, Nsofor was school system needs significant heritage. presented in conjunction with unable to appear at the 1976 improvement. Specifically, a Texas Tech representatives Black Awareness Month. Olympic Games when the consistent effort to improve CONSTIPATION attending the opening ceremony Nigerian team withdrew at the communication among Board Doctor proven ingredient included Dr. Moses Turner, last minute for political reasons. members would enhance the Lubbock School Lunch Menu decisions they make on behalf of requires no prescription director of Student Life, Dr. Monday, February 13 Nsofor has been trained by Robert H. Ewalt, vice president former champion Archie Moore the entire system; better Doctors find a special laxative Cup of Soup ingredient to be highly effective in for Student Affairs, George and has been fighting locally in communication between School Toasted Cheese Sandwich Board and Administrative per- relieving even severe constipation Scott, associate dean of Student Buttered Green Beans the 139-pound weight class. overnight Don't let irregularity or, sonnel is an on-going need, and I constipation become a problem. Life, and Charles D. Campbell, Fruit Cup Local contestants in the High School Division fighting this week have strong feelings that more This medical ingredient is now president of the student associa- '/2 Pint Milk available in the exclusive EX-LAX include: Alvin High, Ronald open communication between tion. Secondary Choice formula. Use only as directed. McCormick, Paul Singleterry, teachers and the administrators Chocolated Tablets "Black Awareness Month" will Baked Meat Loaf Edward Garza from Dunbar; should be encouraged. In or Unflavored Pills EX-LAX feature a keynote speech by track Mashed Potatoes, W/Gravy Terry Ramirez from Lubbock and field star Jesse Owens. Tuesday, February 14 Owens will speak on "A Life of High, and Lionos Essia, Steve Pizza Squares MAYTAG COIN -OP LAUNDRY Fulfillment," 8:15 p.m., Thurs- Buttered W-K Corn McGraw, Rudy Rodriquez, An- AND DRY CLEANING day, Feb. 9, in the Texas Tech Seasoned English Peas thony McGraw, Todd Parson, University Center. Peach Half Samuel Martin and Stacy Burrell 36 Washers 762-9059 16 Dryers from Estacado High. Ernest Gaines, author of Vz Pint Milk Attendant on Duty 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. "Autobiography of Miss Jane Secondary Choice 001,44. 2524 Parkway Drive(Parkway at Zenith) behind 7-11 Pittman" will lecture at a Fried Chicken rci/541. seminar, Feb. 14, 8:15 p.m., in French Fries the University Center Theatre. Wednesday, February 15 Activities for the month will Chicken Fried Steak emphasize cultural enlightment Mashed Potatoes AMERICAN that involves the whole commu- Buttered Spinach nity. Lectures, drama, dance, Cake Some have believed carrying films and music are planned. Hot Rolls-Butter rope in their pockets would STATE BANK make them lucky at cards. 1/2 Pint Milk Member Secondary Choice TNT Powerhouse • Long John Sandwich MONEY LOANED ON Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts Buttered W-K Corn • Automobile Loans • Commercial Loans Presented in Concert Guns, Diamonds, St, reos, TV's Thursday, February 16 Tools, Musical & Sporting Goods • Drive-In Facilities • Bank-by-Mail How do you describe a group Hamburger on Bun A ACME PAWN SHOP Lubbock, French Fries that hits the stage like tidal 715 Broadway 762-2110 1401 Ave. CI Texas wave? This group's music is so Tossed Salad 763-7061 tight that a nut and bolt screwed Fruit Cobbler together would seem loose by 1/2 Pint Milk comparison. Secondary Choice UC Programs presents in concert The fantastic TNT Powerhouse Salisbury Steak is all of this and much, much Buttered Green Beans more. From the moment TNT Friday, February 17 starts its first set until the end (60 Batter Fried Fish minutes later) you will find no Buttered Potatoes gaps, no moments of limbo, but Buttered Carrots song after song interwoven Peanut Butter Cookies together taking you from "That's Bread-Butter The Way I Like It" to "Roller z/2 Pint Milk Coaster" right into "Saturday Secondary Choice Night" (E.W.F.) to "I Wish" Manager's Choice

from Cleveland, Ohio DEPENDABLE SERVICE Texas Tech University Center Theatre BY DEPENDABLE PEOPLE Sat., Feb. II 8:15 P.M. SINCE 1916 Tickets $2.50 w/Tech I.D. $3.50 Gen. Pub. for further information ca 11 742-3610 in conjunction with )LUBBOCK POWER & LIGHT 10TH & TEXAS 763-9381 Black Awareness Month Wednesday, February 8, 1978 Page 4 WEST TEXAS HAMS honored name in all that is identifiable with the best in American East Africa Pictures To musical culture. Sketickutio Rule A native of California, Uppman began his singing in an a cappella Be Shown To Lunch Bunch choir in Palo Alto and won a scholarship to the Curtis Institute of Music by Jack Sheridan Pictures of "East Africa" will in Philadelphia. He studied music and drama at Stanford University and There is both good news and bad news in store for holders of the be shown by Mr. Charles Swift at that beginning led him to the Met and his long and highly-regarded 1977-78 season of Lubbock Community Concerts. As those card holders the next Lunch Bunch program on succession of accomplishments on the Met stage and the great know, there is the third in the current series of • - Tuesday, February 14. companies of the world both here and abroad. concerts set for 3 p.m. Sunday in the Memorial Civic Mr. Swift is Information So, come Sunday at 3 p.m., Civic Center Theater, those lucky holders Center. Specialist at the Research and of the season's Community Concerts card (there are no tickets sold at The original star of the afternoon was to have been Training Center for Mental the door, remember, it's just for "members only") will have a rewarding the Metropolitan Opera singer, Simon Estes. Well, Retardation at Texas Tech and wonderful time with Theodor (cq) Uppman. Estes will be with us Mr. Estes can't make it. And, so on Sunday University. He is also a doctoral later, it is to be hoped, but, if a replacement must be made at this time, afternoon, Lubbock will welcome back, in his place, student in the College of another Met star, the personable baritone and Uppman is the icing on the cake! And, since this column is apparently being devoted to things musical Education at Texas Tech, with a popular city favorite, none other than Theodor (cq) major in Curriculum and and cultural, so to speak, let me call your immediate attention to a Uppman. Uppman is no stranger to devotees of the Instruction with emphasis in Met Opera, of Santa Fe Opera and certainly is well brand-new film that started its run this past weekend at the spacious international education, and a remembered (joyfully) as a former Lubbock Symphony Orchestra guest and grand Winchester Theater on 50th Street. minor in Legal Studies through soloist. It is called "The Turning Point" and is already a heavy contender for the Law School. He is also a Jones As for the reason behind this last-minute switch of guests on the all the awards in the book. When the Oscar nominations are named this Fellow in the College of Community Concerts series, let the indefatigible John Anderson year in the next week or so, "Turning Point" is going to be the one to Education. He has taught in the heading Community Concerts tell you in his own words. beat. Dominican Republic, and traveled "It seems that the Hamburg (Germany) Opera is staging a new Every dance studio in the city is going to clap hands with glee over in Africa. He came to Lubbock production of Verdi's "Don Carlo" and they have requested Estes to this one for the key principle is the American Theater Ballet and the from McAllen, Texas in 1976. come and sing the role of King Phillip. Of course, it is an honor for him skillful interweaving of ballet, music and a solid, moving and wonderful Lunch Bunch meets each and Community Concerts (headquarters) couldn't refuse his request to story of two women of that world has never been better. It tells of these Tuesday from 12:15-12:45 in the accept it. two women, one who gave up her personal life for her art, the other who Mahon Community Room of the "He has had to cancel the next 18 concerts for Community Concerts. left the ballet to marry and settle in Oklahoma City, their confrontation Lubbock City-County Library, He would be available in late March and all of April but we felt that 18 years later and the pivoting point of the latter's daughter stepping 1306 9th Street. Coffee is would be too late, as we already have the Franz Liszt Festival surely into the limelight as the new force. furnished by the Library, and the Orchestra in February." You have Shirley MacLaine and Anne Bancroft as the principles, Tom Skerritt as the husband, dancer Mikhail Baryshikov doing his thing and public is invited to the free Uppman, stalwart of the Met, has been a continual delight in his program. work. Many of us remember his delightful performance opposite Patrice acting very well, too, in this movie debut (he makes Nureyev in Munsel in the gay "La Perichole," in which the late and deeply missed "Valentino" pale into a forgettable memory) and you have young Leslie Cyril Ritchard sang the Viceroy, in many of Mozart's works in New Browne as the budding star, daughter of one woman, god-daughter to Founders Day To Be York, Dallas and Santa Fe. In fact, it is difficult to think of the the other. Observed At Bethel You'll see Martha Scott, returning welcomingly as the ballet head, Metropolitan Opera without the immediate association of this vibrant, A benefit Founders Day Tea virile and engaging soloist. He was the man, who, if you will remember, and Marshall Thompson, a little older, perhaps, but authoritative, and Anthony Zerbe. And you will see a great lady in a speaking part, will be held at Bethel A.M.E. created the title role in Benjamin Britten's opera, "Billy Budd," and his Church Sunday, Feb. 12, from 3 work in opera and musical production has made him durable and highly Alexandra Danilova, herself. You know I was enchanted to see her right before my eyes. Back, away back, when I was a teenager, the first to 5 p.m. The public is invited to ballet I ever saw was the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and on the bill the church, pastored by Rev. was "Gaite Parisienne." The leads were Danilova and Leonard Massine A.W. Wilson. and to this day I can still see Danilova in her gorgeous red dress swept The tea is in observance of the into the grand waltz with Massine. Of such things are unforgettable founding of the African Methodist memories made. I fell in love with her then; I still love her and the other Church by Richard Allen in 1816. afternoon I found nothing had changed, really, in a whole lifetime and The second Sunday in February many ballet performances here and abroad since. has been set aside as Founders Day to commemorate the occasion "The Turning Point" is that picture among pictures that shows what at Bethel. the medium can do and beautifully, when it puts its creative and The benefit tea is sponsored by collective minds to work. Don't miss "The Turning Point," please. It the missionary organization, the reaffirms the basic premise of what the whole industry is all about and Ma Jones Missionary Society, so rarely reminds us. Faith Circle and the Golden Rule The Christmas films are winding up and in the time to come we'll look Circle. Presidents of the organi- at "Julia," "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," "Coma," the new Henry Winkler• zations, respectively, are Mrs. film, "The Billion Dollar Hobo" and "The Betsy" too. If we can keep up Katherine Robinson, Ruby Don- the pace, that is. aldson, and Elurd Daveport. But—I doubt that anyone is going to top, "The Turning Point" and All friends are invited to share don't say I didn't tell you. in the fellowship of the come and The Lubbock Theatre Centre repeats its Noel Coward comedy, go affair. "Blithe Spirit" at 8:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Ave. P LTC Playhouse. Directed by June Bearden, it is the amusing, 38-year old comedy of manners, of a beleagured author bedevilled by the "return" Library Offers of his first, late wife, and later by the shade of wife No. 2. It is smoothly natural played, for all its vintage years (after all, Coward was, in essence, the Special Programs Neil Simon of his day). Mickey Adams as the medium, Madame Arcati, The Lubbock City-County is delicious and the other cast members play to her and around her with Library will be offering two energy skill. It's a production of laughs and fun and recommended for young special programs during the and old alike. A star in the local crown and LTC can be proud of the month of February dealing with piece. the black experience in America. On Tuesday, February 14 at 7:30 p.m., speech and drama HOME students from Estacado High School will present excerpts from the literature of black writers. Included will be works by such authors as Lorraine Hansberry, Langston Hughes, Don L. Lee, INA LET US and Etheridge Knight. Scenes from Marc Connelly's play, OPEN "Green Pastures" will also be FOR TODAY performed. Advisors for the group are Elizabeth Browning and Phyllis Preston. DOORS FOR A black genealogy workshop AND TOMORROW will be held on Wednesday. February 22, beginning at 7 p.m. A Natural Energy Home uses, natural YOU Eric Strong, an employee of gas for heating, cooling, water heating, AT Lubbock O.I.C., will speak on the cooking and clothes drying to save you history of the black family in Lubbock. Marleta Childs, a South money and help conserve our cleanest FIRST FEDERAL PLAZA Plains Genealogical Society mem- natural energy resource . . . natural gas. 1300 Broadway ber and certified genealogist, will That's because electricity in West give an introductory talk on Texas is generated by burning natural tracing Afro-American ancestry. gas, and in the process of generating and The events are in conjunction FIRST FEDERAL with National Afro-American transmitting electricity to your home, 2/3 Month and will be held in the of the gas energy is lost. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LUBBOCK Community Room of the Mahon So, by using gas directly in the home Library, 1306 9th Street. for the jobs it can do, you're helping to No admission will be charged. conserve it and you're getting more energy for your money. PEACEFUL GARDENS MEMORIAL PARK

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Mt. Gilead Baptist Church groups in West Texas. The church is located at 2512 The event will be at Carver Fir Ave. "We enter to worship Learning Center, N.W. 12th and depart to serve. The church Street, Amarillo, if you want to where everybody is somebody." enjoy yourself just be present. Weekly calendar: church school ***** is at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, morning Ford Memorial worship is at 10:45 a.m., B.T.U. is The February District Meeting at 6 p.m. and evening worship is will be held at Ford Memorial at 7 p.m. Monday: Youth Ushers Church of God in Christ Feb. meet at 6 p.m. and Senior Ushers 13-18. Guest speakers will be meet at 7 p.m. George Lewis of Ft. Worth, Dr. Tuesday: Choir meets at 7 p.m. Floyd Perry of Lubbock, Supt. Wednesday: Prayer Band meets H.C. Cortez and Supt. W.C. at 7 p.m. and Brotherhood meets Throukill, both of Amarillo. Also at 8 p.m. Thursday: Youth Bishop Chandler Owens, member Department meets at 7 p.m. of the National Board of Bishops Friday: Teachers meeting at 7 and Bishop of the New Jersey p.m. Saturday: Deaconness (1st Jurisdiction, State Bishop J.E. and 3rd) meet at 5 p.m. Alexander and State Supervisor February 12, at 3 p.m. we are Muriel Brooks. to worship with New Hope Services will be nightly at 8 Baptist Church of Midland, p.m. Monday there will be a Texas. Rev. I.L. Patrick, pre-musical, with Sis. James IMPORTANT OCCASION— A ceremony marking the upgrading of the Women's Bureau by its transfer to minister. Bibbs in charge. the Office of the Secretary of Labor was highlighted by an announcement that for the first time in its 57-year February 27 through March 3 The church is located at 1602 history, the Bureau will design, develop and monitor several pilot projects to improve the training and we will have our Revival Quirt Ave. employment of women. Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall and Alexis Herman, director of the Women's Institute, beginning at 6 p.m. Bureau (third from left), are shown at the ceremony with, from left: Elizabeth Duncan Koontz, Esther nightly. Rev. Lockett will be ***** Peterson, Alice Leopold and Mary Dublin Keyserling, all of whom are past directors. guest speaker at these teaching Mount Olive Baptist and preaching services. Snyder, Tex.—Sunday School March 12, at 3 p.m. we are to was called to order with Deacon worship with Community Baptist, H. Urdy presiding. Classes were New Women's Bureau Projects Announced Lubbock; the installation services taught by their teachers, with Secretary of Labor Ray Marshall said. He noted that it tentatively scheduled for mid- of Rev. Tony Williams. remarks on the lesson by several Marshall announces that the "seems only natural" that the April, on issues relating to the March 19, at 3 p.m., we are to students. High points were give Women's Bureau, for the first bureau should be more directly training and employment of worship with Mt. Zion of by Rev. Toines, and enjoyed by time in its 57-year history, will involved in efforts to improve the young women; (2) assessment of Crosbyton, Texas. Rev. Frank all. design, develop, and monitor training and employment of existing programs that address Williams is pastor. The Pastor, Rev. E.D. Toines, several pilot projects to improve women. the employment needs of special ***** delivered the message for the the training and employment of Women's Bureau Director youth populations such as teenage "A Great Hour in Amarillo" morning services. He spoke on women. The announcement was Alexis M. Herman referred to the mothers, runaways, and school "A Great Hour in Amarillo" will "Christ Is Able to Keep Us From made at a ceremony marking the increased "flexibility" the bureau dropouts; and (3) development of be held Sunday, February 12, Falling" with scripture reading transfer of the bureau to the now has as a part of the experimental projects to ease the 1978 at 4 p.m. Sponsored by the from 2 Peter 2. Office of the Secretary. Secretary's Office, and said "this transition of young women from Young Adult Fellowship Carter Music was provided by the The projects, made possible new posture will enable the school to work. Chapel C.M.E. Church, the event choirs, with Sis. A. Hawkins through approximately $2 million Department to have a greater Herman said the objectives of is a Pre Valentine Tea and Gospel assisting. The message and music in funds from the Employment impact upon meeting the needs of the other projects are to: Music by most of the leading was most uplifting. and Training Administration, will women workers, particularly —develop model programs that focus on minority women, those who are disadvantaged in demonstrate the best techniques teenage women, mature women, the labor market." for improving the training and WHAT: Ride ClItIMUS low-income, and rural women. Herman also emphasized that employment of entry and re-entry 1 Half of the funds will be expended the bureau will be strengthened women; Woolc° Tech Med. School for youth programs. in carrying out its policymaking —build the capacity of the Lubbock High Social Security WHERE Details of the projects have not responsibility and its advocacy disadvantaged population groups or one of the many Citibus destinations. been worked out and localities role. "Although we will shift our of women to gain access to the • Catch a ride by standing on nearest have not been chosen. focus somewhat toward program work force through better HOW • corner and same side as approaching bus. Hold arm straight out, palm down. "The bureau has the advantage operation, we will in no way coordination of programs and of having a dual perspective of the diminish our clearinghouse, services at local and national • To solve traffic & parking problems training and employment needs of coordination, and technical assis- levels; WHY • and save on gas expense. women because of its sensitivity tance functions," she continued. —conduct studies on issues For information & a FREE Map with to their special needs and because The program for teenage impacting the employment and WHEN: schedule times, call 762-0111. L of its responsibility for policy- women will involve three training of women. making and program planning," projects: (1) a conference, Marshall pointed out that the bureau's involvement in ETA progams is an example of future efforts of the bureau to be GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE actively involved in all Depart- ment of Labor programs that affect women workers, and is why Saturday, February 11th he transferred the Bureau to his office in January. Major appliances, light fixtures, A special luncheon which marble tops, medicine cabinets, preceded the reception was attended by Labor Department vanity vases, plumbing fixtures agency heads and former and more at low, garage sale directors of the Women's Bureau. prices! The reception was attended by women members of Congress, government agency heads, and representatives of women's or- ganizations.

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Microfilm copies of WAGGONER, born Nov. 12, Lubbock, Texas 79401, that you wish 1977 GOLDEN STITCH SEW the census schedules and the to "opt-in" as a claimant. You must Free Arm, Portable, Buttonholes, 1876, died Dec. 3, 1945, "A BID NOTICE give an address at which you can be Fancywork, etc., $99.00 The Lubbock Independent School Dis- Soundex indexes are available on Tender Mother/and faithful reached. Sewing Center, 3104 34th & Flint interlibrary loan or, if you want friend;" John W. WAGGONER, trict will receive sealed bids for the Next to Color Tile purchase of Audio Visual Equipment 2. At a hearing, which will be held your own copy, for purchase at born 1880, died 1965; Susan Ann until 2:00 PM (CST) February 14, 1978 later, you will have to show that you 799-0372 $12 per roll. A catalog providing a MCGOWAN, born 1884, died in the office of the Director of Pur- are a Black or Spanish Surnamed roll-by-roll breakdown of counties 1928; Howard, son of H.S. & M.S. chasing, 1628 19th Street, Lubbock, American who was employed by $350 Weekly possible mailing and states will be available in Texas 79401. Bids will then be opened Johnson Manufacturing Company circulars. No gimmicks. Free proof. SMITH, born Oct. 19, 1867, died and read aloud. Bid forms may be March. Orders for the catalog or July 12, 1882 (tombstone had since 1967 and before July 26, 1976. Robertson, Box 807 Dept. C, obtained upon request in the above You will also have to show your Lubbock, Texas 79408. microfilm copies should be fallen down); Willie, son of H.S. & office. Rupert Pearce qualifications for the position of addressed to 1900 Census, M.S. SMITH, born (tombstone Foreman or Inspector and that you National Archives and Records Director of Purchasing broken where month and date is) Lubbock Ind. School Dist. would have received a promotion to Service, General Services Admin- 1874, died Oct. 20, 1887; Bessie such position, but for your race. You JOBS: istration, Washington, D.C. Jewell, daughter of W.H. & M.E. BID NOTICE will also have to show that you have MEN & WOMEN 20408. ALDRIDGE, born Aug. 31, The Lubbock Independent School been danaged and the amount of Many genealogists will be 1803(?), died Jan. 2, 1904, "Gone District will receive sealed bids for the such damage, if any, caused by such discrimination. happy to learn that the quarterly But not forgotten;" Henry purchase of Athletic Equipment, For Job Information With el he Jones Journeys is back in SMITH, Husband of Mandy Football and Volleyball, unti 2:00 PM You are advised that if written (CST) March 7, 1978, in the office of notice is not received by the Clerk of City of Lubbock publication. Each issue has 30 SMITH, born Dec. 25, 1935(?), the United States District Court on or pages. Subscriptions are $6 per the Director of Purchasing, 1628 19th CALL died Jan. 7, 1901, "Sheltered and Street, Lubbock, Texas 79401. Bids before March 13, 1978, you will be year and begin with issue #1 of (unreadable);" Buster will then opened and read aloud. Bid forever barred from asserting any 762-2444 the current volume. Send your HOLTS, born Sept. 15, 1891, died forms may be obtained upon request claim for discrimination against "An Equal Opportunity Employer" check to Frances R. Nelson, 4041 March 26, 1895, "There shall be in the above office. Johnson Manufacturing Company Pedley Rd., #18, Riverside, Calif. /No Night There;" A.D. HOAD, Rupert Pearch for acts occurring prior to July 26, TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Director of Purchasing 1976. 92509. The August, 1977 issue of born April 16, 1885, died Feb. 15, For information regarding employ- the quarterly contains informa- 1928, "Gone but not forgotten;" Lubbock Ind. School District If you have any questions about ment at Texas Tech University. tion on the surname JONES from May Bell HOAD LENZY, born this Notice and what it means you NOTICE may call collect Mr. Phil Jones, CALL 742-2211 Virginia, North Carolina, Massa- 1888, died 1932 ("Mother" was on attorney for the Equal Employment chusetts, Pennsylvania, and a foot stone); Carmella JOHN- TO: All former and current employees "Equal Employment Opportunity of Johnson Manufacturing Com- Opportunity Commission, (303) Delaware. Queries are a regular 837-2771. His address is 1531 Stout Through Affirmative Action" SON, born 1955, died 1955; Irrie pany. feature of the publication. Street, 6th Floor, Denver, Colorado GOREE, born Sept. 23, 1943, You are notified that in cause no. Information concerning employ- Here are more tombstone died Sept. 12, 1960; Mr. O.P. 80202. CA-5-74-54 the United States District ment may be obtained by calling inscriptions from Holly Springs LENZY, born 1890, died May 6, Court for the Northern District of Cemetery near Rusk, Texas: Mrs. 1973; Mr. Walter GOREE, died Texas, Lubbock Division, has entered 765-6321 Andrew POLK, died March 31, Oct. 3, 1976; (to be continued). an Interlocutory Judgment holding MISCELLANEOUS 1934, age 43 yrs.; Andrew POLK, Please send your family that all Black and Spanish Surnamed FOR SALE died Nov. 1, 1934, age 52 (42?) queries, free of charge, and American employees employed at Johnson Manufacturing Company PIONEER yrs.; two graves marked only by genealogical information to Mar- 25c, Ozite carpet squares, coffee since 1967 and before July 26, 1976 NATURAL GAS COMPANY rocks; Fayette WRIGHT, born leta Childs, 2308 21st St., table legs, LP records. $4.00, step shall be sent this Notice and hereby Equal Employment Opportunity March 2, 1859, died Aug. 4, 1914; Lubbock 79411. offered the opportunity to attempt to tables, shutters, table lamps, Jim POLK, born March 16, 1832, recover damages, if any, for failure, if luggage. $7.50, electric heater, Through Affirmative Action died Feb. 12, 1946; two any, of Johnson Manufacturing sweeper, beds, high chair. $12.50, unreadable graves; Fannie Mae Men's Civic Company to promote them to either bicycle. $25.00, dog house, invalid's 763-8430 POLK, died July 5, 1961 (marker the position of Inspector or Foreman commode, pickup jack, round table, 820 Quirt by Mercy Funeral Home, Club Meets or both. TV, chest. $35.00, divan and chair, Jacksonville, Texas); Mr. Jim If you believe you have been dinette. $45.00, tape player. $50.00, discriminated against by Johnson hideabed and chair, basement pump. IVENS SESSIONS, died Feb. 6, 1968, The Men's Civic Club met in its $65.00, clothes dryer. 1106 23rd St., EMPLOYMENT Manufacturing Company because of AGENCY age 75 yrs. (marker by regular monthly meeting in your race or national origin and that 744-9672, 762-2589. Community Funeral Home, Jack- January. you were not promoted to the sonville, Texas); Mrs. Nellie F. The Men's Civic Club is the position of Inspector or Foreman KING, died April 17, 1971, age 67 oldest civic club in East Lubbock; because of your race or national POLK'S HEALTH FOOD STORE yrs. (marker by Mercy Funeral it is 33 years old. origin and you wish to claim damages Home, Jacksonville, Texas); Miss In the first meeting of this because of this fact, you must do the Lubbock's First Black Health Food Store Mittie A. KING, died Dec. 1, year, the nominating committee following: 1976, age 14 yrs., 10 mos., 4 days; submitted names for the new 1. On or before March 13, 1978, 2407 East 8th Street 763-7896 you must notify in writing the Clerk of Charles L. KING, Texas, Pvt. officers. They are: President- the United States District Court for U.S. Army, World War II, born Dr. F.L. Lovings; Vice Pres.- April 4, 1925, died Aug. 16, 1969; Sidney Hall; Secretary-Cosby Richard FOOTS, born 1882, no Martin; Treasurer-James Cra- death date; (on same tomstone) ven; Parliamentarian - Harold Louisa LANE, born 1884, died Chatman; and Board Chairman- 1954 (a Mercy Funeral Home George Woods. CALL THE Eight Pictures For $1.00 Size 2'/2 x 31/2 PHOTOCRAFT STUDIO ENERGY 12091/2 Broadway Lubbock, Texas Phone 762-9112 FOLKS

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