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i FAMILY ARGUMENT 3, Sec. 1 Lubbock, Morn. Avalanche, Sept. 16, 1953 14 Vice Presidents Three Area Fairs Set To Open Thursday RECORD CATCH a Lamb, Hockley Exhibitions Set County fairs get underway in both Levelland and Littlefield Thursday, with three celebrations planned in each place. parade at 4 p.

m. Thursday will inaugurate the Lamb County Fair festivities in Littlefield. Prizes will be given for the best floats entered in the cavalcade. Entry Lista Heavy At Levelland. cattle, hogs, sheep, horses, poultry and sewing and cooking exhibits will be judged, with heavy entry lists reported in several departments.

Educational exhibits also will be on display. Clarence Matthews of Anton is president of the Hockley County Fair Association. Horace D. Gilmore is general superintendent of the show, with Mrs. Jewel Robinson serving as general superintendent of the women's division.

The Littlefield and Levelland shows will be held at the same time as a third county fair is underway in Lamesa. Free Chest X-Rays One feature of the Littlefield show will be free chest X-rays, given by the state mobile X-ray unit. V. M. Pelerman, fair board president.

and Dave Eaton, sup-' erintendent. said they were pleased with the large number of agricultural and household exhibits which are expected. Judging will begin in this show Thursday in all but the cattle and poultry divisions. Judging in those departments will be staged Friday. A midway attraction will be another feature of the fair.

All divisions will be judged at Levelland Thursday, also, except for cattle. Other highlights will include a Quarter Horse show Sat- I MILE AFTER MILE Youll SHAMROCK GASOLINES -MOTOR OILS: Read what Wall Street Journal says about the 53 Studebaker Piece to Detroit Studies Sales of Get your own hey a Studebaker for "Continental" new Studebaker! nce By a WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff which Reporter was to early-postwar auto It's big factor in the pattern for setting priced las styles, may few now years. be setting P.C- the next with lavish sensationally low! re use Its of 1946 glass by model, Raymond redesigned designed Loewy, postwar was car. the first completely concern made no ach An- The South Bend, until its current foreign car fair Tarly loan further with major these change it introduced low, 9 body types 1953'9; Also designed by NEW ish "Continenta!" styling. cost $27 million to American comfort the new model NEW and handling ease Loewy, introduce, double the 1946 cost.

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of the class will be elected later this week or early next week, school officials announced. Those elected Monday seven boys and seven girls are Mrs. Pat Rainer, daughter of Mr. and Rainer, 2605 30th Nancy Herring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis G. Herring, 2719 Cornell; Kay Burnam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burnam, 2612 29th Carma Williamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Williamson, 2221 6th Carolyn Tapp. daughter of MA and Mrs. A.

L. Tapp. 20th Ann Pendley, of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pendley, 2522 24th YUBA CITY.

Calif. IP--A 19- pound 331-inch catfish was the largest ever caught hereabouts. Fisherman L. A. Spradley of Wheatland got the whopper with Louisiana shrimp for bait while fishing from the bank of Sutter bypass.

urday morning and a Guernsey cattle sale that afternoon. Exhibitors are to be treated to a banquet at 6 p. m. Saturday to wind up the activities. There are 266 airports and 50 seaplane bases in the state of New York.

Rose Leftwich, daughter of Mr. land Mrs. A. M. Leftwich 14410 W.

16th St. Also Tom Cobb. son of Mr. and Mrs. Cobb 1808 Broadway: Keith Cecil, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Keith Cecil 2602 31st Jimmy McLaughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McLaughlin. 2601 Ave.

Don Kerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kerr.

1901 40th Davis Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ford, 3122.

21st Larry Merriman, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Merriman, 3008 26th and Jerrell Snodgrass, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Weldon Snodgrass. 2606 31st St. Senior class officers were named last week. Sophomore students will elect vice presidents Sept.

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(P Harry Provencher of Vergennes was along 8 narrow dirt road when his auto collided with another car at the brow of a hill. Harry got out to argue with the other driver. It was his brother, Art, of Bridport. Parade To Open Lamesa Event LAMESA. Sept.

15 (Special)A three run of the Dawson County Fair will open at 9 a.m. Thursday, with a parade scheduled for 6:45 p.r.., 15 minutes later than previously announced to gain benefit of darkness. The parade will be torchlit, and many of the decorations will depend on darkness for their effectiveness, Parade Chairman Howard Maddox said. Fiesta Day Set Coinciding with the first two days of the fair will be the Texas celebration of the 143rd anniversary of the National Independence of Mexico, and Lamesa Mayor J. W.

Bryant has declared Sept. 17, third day official Fiesta Day witn all residents joining in the celebration on that day. J. B. Clairborne, chairman of the Lamesa Retailers Committee, has asked all merchants to display their flags in front of their with Mexican Fiesta, which are buildings for Week along available at the Chamber of Commerce offices.

Also available are charro hats. fiesta ribbons, and pennant strings for outdoor display. Program Is Scheduled Thursday night entertainment will include a program at the baseball park to which both LatinAmericans and Anglo-Americans are invited. Activities will include crowning of the Fiesta Queen and recognition of her court: words of welcome by Sr. Daniel Chaves, ficial Mexican representative: local talent, and a professional Wake Up To More Comfort Without Nagging Backache Nagging backache, loss of pep and energy.

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all of Loop, will enter animals in the dairy show alongside those entered by dozens of other youngsters. quartette. "'Los Conqvistadores el Rosita Fernandez; and the picking of the best costume for the fiesta. First place float in the parade will receive $40: second place, $30; third place, $20; and fourth place, $10. All entries the fair must be in place by 9 a.m., Thurs-: day morning, and must stay in place until 10 p.m., Saturday, with the exception of livestock which will be released at 4 a.m., that afternoon.

The following persons have inI dicated they will have entries in the fair: The Dairy Division -Charles Zeack, Hatchett, Billy Jo Peterson, Charles Loop FFA, W. H. McCullough and Sons and Ray Weaver. In the Hereford Division-Donnell Echols and Alton and Arnold Youngblood. In the Swine Division Monti Griffin, Stanley Cox, Aubrey Clovis Cline and Alan Roy Bratcher.

In. the Sheep Division- -Walter and Walton Preston Montgomery and Windell Ed-: wards. Early reports indicate the larg-: est and best poultry show will ne held a this year with both laying and meat type chickens repre-! sented. The agriculture exhibits and the commercial exhibits are expected to be as good if not better than last year. In the women's division, products in textiles, art, leather and metal crafts and culinary, and educational exhibits will be shown.

Because of the serious drouth there will not be a competetive flower show, however the Dawson County Flower Club has selected a committee of Mrs. 0. Rhodes. chairman: Mrs. Charnell Jobe and Mrs.

F. F. Salser wili work up a flower display and are ask- Services Set Today For Virgil C. Ross RALLS, Sept. 15 services for Virgil C.

(Buck) Ross, former Cone resident, will be conducted at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Cone Methodist Church with the Rev. Horace Krebbs, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the Cone Cemetery under direction of Marr-Carter Funeral Home of Ralls. Ross died at his home in Houston early Monday morning.

Before to Houston about tour years moving, farmed in the Cone area. Survivors include his wife; two sons, Glenn and Gary Ross, both of Houston: one brother, Jack Ross, Daugherty, and two sisters, Mrs. Wills Adams, Phoenix, and Mrs. R. L.

McElhownon. Winslow, Ariz. Pallbearers will be Velma! Lamb. F. J.

Gaston, Russell Noble. Bill Switzer, C. B. James Hendricks, Rube Grey, Dan and Glibreath. ing women in Dawson County who have flowers of any type to bring them to the Fair Grounds early Thursday morning.

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