Lubbock Avalanche-Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 2

PAGE FOUR THE SUNDAY AVM State Seed Board To Meet In City Regular meeting of the state seed and plant board will be held Monday, February 24, at Texas Technological college when the board will meet to act upon applications and "any other business in connection with ihe production of state registered and certified planting seed," Dr. Eugene P. Humbert, chairman, has announced. "On the same date a program of lectures on genetics and plant breeding will be given in the apricultural administration building at the college." he said "The program will begin at 8 a. m.

and will recess- for a "Dutch lunch" at noon in the dormi'ory and run through a part of the afternoon." Dean A. H. Leidigh ol the division of sericulture, and Dr. A. W.

Young, agronomist, art- arranging the program. Spi-aki-r? will include: V. Russell, horticulture professor and O. B. Howell, plant pathologist.

Texas Tech; Don L. Jones, superintendent Lubbock State experiment, sub-stauon; J- Roy Quiu- by, Chlllicothe experiment sub-nation superintendent; R. V. Miller, (secretary the state board and John A. Moore, member and Dean Humbert.

Dean Ix-idigh am! Dr. Young also will speak. plant breeders, especially grain sorghum breeders from over a wide section oi West Texas are exported here. Two New Works Progress Units To Be Started In Next Week Two new Works Progress administration project. 1 are scheduled to be placed in operation during the week, officials -at district headquarters here said Saturday.

A public, librarian v.ill bt- employed at Sudan; and a visiting housekeepers' project, to make available for needy housewives information designed to improve thfir economic status through instructions in meal planning and tooct.v budgeting, clothing and maintaining health, will be employed on the latter project. SEEK NEW TRIAL LAREDO. Feb. 15. motion for trial was lil.cl today lor Jesus T.

Wise, convicted last of murder for the knife slaying ot Ethel Carlos. A iury Cnrnzo Springs gave Wise, a former chiel deputy tax assessor of Webb county, a 25-year prison sentence. Wise was held in the Dimmitt county jail pending action on thp new trial motion. Police Worry Kansas Man Wants His Daughter A DD police-men roli- scratch their hc.uis.: "My Daughter run away and the police's were un Ablr to locate hlr it beamed a letter dan-lined Kiin'ns town'. she left to attend beiiool.

She hitch-hiking to California she told a man runimiB a filling station hhe was clad in black ducked Uiv. 1 Boat Pants, an Bhick ridiiia BoetK and Brown an Mie Brown hair an cyr medium Complexion and pounds, an is ft it. 4 In. I con'i figure out why shr would want to run away she wascnt mart or anything like that when leli. And we got card Irum hir yesterday 11.

shr: in Lubbock, Texas un Mie. hncl hir a Job. but she didn't give any sirtin address so I don't no where to locate hir. hhe is only years old but she ih clnd larg to hlr age. has hir hair cut clnd short.

So I wunt you nil to locate hlr an slnd hlr home as quick as you can. she might be working out in the Country for she likes Country life. Notify me as soon as you locate hlr thru the police Department here. "I will be looking lor Information immediately. was any trouble- about running around an hnvini: Boy Friends, she always seeinrd to be better at home reading a book of sonn- emri Ho that if why i.s nn-iiry to us that would up and start hitchhiking on the highway, it Isn't right un I clout aim for hir to." Quick response met with the request.

Don Reedcr. assistant police chief. Bill Mabray and Klttrcll. City motor patrolmen, found the si''! al 10 o'clock Saturday morning. As she had said, she was employed, and was acting as a house-to- house Placed in a juvenile ward at county jail, the awaited communication of ofticers with Kansas police before knowing when be returned to her family.

She said her father, 38. recently had remarried. Her stepmother Is 22 year? old. Clean and intelligent, the girl was congratulated by Juripe L. of juvenile court for her honesty in aniweriny questions and lor her evident wth to become no further involved than In her Irregularity in leavinu home.

Shp had worked lor Salvation Army several Capt. John G. Churchill explaining he had given her a joi) because he believed her was unusual and that would be looking for her soon. Supervisor CHARLES W. TINNEY D.

A. Davis, manager of the Household Supply company, announces that Charles W. Tinney has been appointed sales supervisor. Mr. Tinney comes here from Ft.

Worth and San Angelo where he was in charge of sales for the Southwestern Seating company seven years. At one time Mr. headquarters were in Lubbock. The Household Supply company is expanding its entire personnel this year, and has added many new appliances both household and commercial. Announcement of tin: 1930 Frigidaire with the.

"meter Mizer" is being made at this time. Training, Leadership Coarte To Be Talked At BrownfLld Organization of a new leadership and training school for Boy Scout leaders wil; be discussed at a meeting in Biownfield this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Baptist church, Earl M. McClure, scout executive in Lubbock, announced. The school is expected to be started within the next 10 days and will be headed by M. L.

H. Baze, district commissioner for the Boy Scouts In region of the area council. Scout leaders from Meadow. Sengraves and Ropesville are expected at the Brownlield meeting. Second class sessions in the schools tit Littlefield and Slaton will be held at Littlefield Monday night at 7:30 o'clock in the First Baptist church.

A. B. Sanders presiding; and at Slaton Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the flrt station, Odie Hood in charge. Gilbert Smith, Fort Worth, who spent, the week here on business returned home Saturday noon. 'Never Knew What Good Health Was Until The Gly-Cas' Declares Mr.

Marshall: Kidney Pnins, Numerous Bolls. Poor Appetite, Bad Complexion Had Wrecked His llpul'h: Gl.v- Completely Cleansed Hib S.vilcm "Gly-CnR without doubt is the medicine the modern said Mr. Henry Mitchell, lin 'M BciiurcRard San IVx "Before I bet'an this new mertt- i' I had been suffc'riag with awful 4 1 MR. HKXKV MITCHELL kidney I rouble. was np nt nil hours of thi' nisnl, ()I but little rest.

I had severe pnins in my bnck continually and I never Knew what it was to fcol pood. At times I would nauseate driMdl'tillv. I'm! no nppi'titr ut all. I hiibi ually constlpnted too my was really clogged with poisons. I would go for a week without an elimination.

My body was covered with had numerous soils, and I endured extreme pain at all times. My complexion was yellow, hr.d a bad breath and coated tongue all the time. But It Is different, now since I gave Oly-Oas the opportnuity to cleanse my system of all its poisons." 'Gly-Cas regulated my bowels almost at once," he continued, "I nm no lonstT troubled with a unseating spoils, my appi-tite i.s good, kidneys arc normal. I rest at night, my complexion has cleared and boils and eczema no loiiKcr bother me. I haven't an ache nor pain and ac- fed like a new person.

Oly-Cns rtas been worth everything to me and without a doubt Is the very medicine hundreds of others have been searching for." Gly-Cas is sold by Mark Halssy niR Store. U'19 Broadway, and by all leading drug stores in surrounding towns. Gly-Cas Si-00 per boxes $5.00. Add 2c postage for each box ordered. Send money orders made payable Mark Halsey Drug Store.

Don't send cash. Checks not C. O. Mall Adv. 8 DEAD Eight people of Lubbock and vicinity have been killed since January 1, 1936 in road accidents.

Keep your car in pootj repair, drive carefully. BEAR SYSTEM SERVICE CAN HELr YOV Brady Spring and Axle Service 1320 Texas Avr. Phone 2062 it at PENNEY'S MONDAY! THESE OUTSTANDING SPECIALS WILL BRING RECORD BREAKING CROWDS! Spring Wardrobes Have Extra SKIRTS Have you a solid color wool flannel or crepe skirt for your figured blouses? Have you a check, a tweed, or a plaid skirt for your solid color sweaters? You'll want to see these they're as exciting as the new season itself Sizes 25 to 34. Children's Black Calf OXFORDS pair Smart creased toes double "waterproof" stltchdown rubber New Spring Suit BLOUSES In the Spring a woman 1 fancy turns to thoughts of suit blouses! They've arrived in grand variety at Permey's! Flat crepe, acetate crepe, rayon in a riot of colorful Spring shades! Sizes 32 to 42. Flat Crept In Lovely Spring Colors An exquisite quality In and rich stnst colors.

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