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SOUTHWEST COLLECT I CHS S3 

NAAGP 

Membership 

Drive Set! 

The Lubbock Branch 

of the National Association 

fur the Adyftnctmfti 

of Colored People 

(NAACP) is gee ng tip 

for its annuel "Kick-Of- f 

Membership Drive." 

This Wceft In 

Ask YelHda 

rditerials 

Religions Interests 

Jack Sfieridan 

This N That 

ClaselSiests 

Pest, Texas Church News 

1 

Construction 

VOL. Via, NUMBER 

Lubbock 

If it seems like there 

has been a lot of building 

construction going on in 

Lubbock lately, it is pro- 

bably because the city set 

an all-tim- 

e record in the 

fiscal year that just ended 

September 30. In tact, 

the pace was such that 

residential construcfiterl 

alone shattered the cljdf 

record.of allcojjslruction, 

outstanding yearJt- - t$ 

amazing that the cUy 

recovering so well frdm 

the recession in the housing 

industry, and it looks 

like we haven't seen the 

end of it yei," Coker said. . 

Total valuation for all 

construction forhe 

period from October 1, 

1982 to September 30, 

1983 equalled 

$217,577,312 compared 

with $114,477,783 for 

the '81-'8- 2 fiscal year. 

That, Coker said, 

translates hto a solid' 90 

percent Increase in construction 

activity. 

Residential construction 

totaled 

is 

According to its preti-drit- , 

Ms. Rose Wilson, 

afl officers and members 

art asked to try and bring 

ten new memberships. 

"Our qoal this wear for 

Lubbock is to add 1,000 

new members to our 

rosfnr.' says Ms. Wilton. 

"Surely if Dlmmitt. 

Texas can bring in more 

tnan 30; we can do 

more," she says. 

The Digest Pages 

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PHONE 

$152,438,174 and exceeded 

the record of 

$135,748,872 set in 

1978 for both residential 

and commercial construction. 

Compared with that 

record-settin- g year, the 

'82 '83 FY was a CO per-$t- nt 

better performance. 

GSdRer . attributes, the 

strong recovery to the 

Jrlfofthe people in the , 

City'STLubbock. 

Wef'have had, and I 

( 

really- - 2Conomlc insulation., 

' Traditionally, Lu 

mean, it, J'stej.'.?" rTSlrflltbe effects of a 

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the imponant thing is that 

we also begin our 

recovery faster This turnaround 

began back In 

August of 1982 and has 

carried forward at an 

outstanding rate. I think it 

is a tribute to the people 

in Lubbock that they 

display such resiliency," 

Coker said. 

Interest rates bottled up 

construction for a long 

period, Coker pointed 

out, and resulted in fewer 

construction projects. Demand 

did not subside and 

when ir.ierest ratys 

started to fall, builders 

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SueMen Pwell 

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sne'don Powell, 

an eighth grade student at J. T. Hutchinson Junior 

High School, becme a member of the National 

Jun.or . onor Society ir, remonies at hit school kut 

week. 

He was chosen on the basis c ' schoarshjp, atil.n-shi,- , 

leadership, character and Uivic. 

Powell is the grvdtcn of Mr. and H. Sammie L. 

Sanders, 2903 Vando Apfmw. He is an active 

member of the Bethel Afriecn Methodist Episcopal 

Church where he attends Sunday School and serves 

on the Youth Usher Board. 

V- 

Attend Community Mettng At Ma Slmirtatts Each Month! 

N2t Meeting: Friday Night-Octob- er asth 730 p.m. 

"I Can Be A Good Councilman," Says 

Lubbock businessman. 

George W. Carpenter of 

3803 ?.7ti Street, says, 

without any doubt, he's 

best candidate running 

for the Mayor Pro Fern 

position. "Of the eleven 

running for the unexpired 

term of Alan Henry, who 

ran for Mayor and won, 1 

will be the oest onp. I'm 

the best candidate in the 

race," says Carpenter 

A native of Lubbock, 

who has been in the con 

() 7x.3&X3i 

Up In 

Primarily 

had to play catchup to 

meet the demand. The 

results was a record year. 

Commercial construction 

amounted to 

$50,846,138 of the FY 

total and permits for the 

period equalled 3,938 

versus 2,145 last fiscal 

year and 2,868 permits in 

the record 1978 year. 

And future prospects 

look,good, Coker sold. 

for sure what will happen 

"in the future and I don't 

think we'll have another 

record buster like this 

year, but I do think we 

will see strong and continued 

increases in our 

construction levels. Wc 

are happy to see it, as I'm 

sure many other people 

are too " he remarked. 

Those other people are 

real estate agents, land 

developers, builders, 

contractors, building supply 

dealers; carpenters, 

plumbers and a host of 

other industries that 

benefit from the ripple effects 

of construction activity. 

All have a bright 

future in (he Hub City, 

Coke said. 

DON'T FIGHT 

CITY HALL 

REGISTER & 

VOTE 

BECOME ITS 

LANDLORD! 

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struction business here. 

Carpenter has been 

responsible for much of 

the construction in east 

Lubbock. Although he is 

familiar with the northeastern 

and eastern 

parts ot Lubbock, he 

says. "There is no tax 

base in nort. .east and eas: 

Lubbock. These areas 

have " be cleaned up. 

Both ned some kind of a 

program which will clean 

them up." 

High School booster 

Club will sponsor a 

Spaghetti Supoer in the 

school cafeteria at 6:30 

p. m. Monday, 

Novemb-j- r 7th. 

Tickets are $2.50 each 

He notes also tit 

many of the property 

ownet In 

-- 

these areas 

northeast and eas. Lub- 

-- bock - are in the 

absentee role "Much of 

this property is owned by 

persons who don't live in 

these Teas of town," he 

sa.J. 

"Education is the 

answer to the many problems 

wl..h are seen in 

ffiese areas of the town." 

aid Carpenter 

FORMERLY LUBBOCK DIGEST - 

An Independent Pictorial Newspaper for All People 

Serving the Black Population of Lubhock County anc the Surrounding Aram 

Blaqfftres8 America 

30 EAST 23.11)0 STREET 

Parsha Roland 

EHS HOMECOMING QUE' Loey Porcha 

Roland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roland, was 

crowned Estacado High School's "Homecoming 

Qu&tin" for 1988-8- 4 last Friday evening during 

halftlme activities at Lowery Field. 

Dunbar 

Booster Club 

Sponsors x 

Supper 

The Duobar-Strugg-s 

4 

and 

ihe 

can be purchased in 

office, frdm any 

booster jpembsr-o- at the 

r 

door. : , . 

The entire community 

support this 

Is asked.to 

Processing 

Station 

ej-- 

Lubbock, Texas is now 

a processing center for 

Pag 

Con '1 on 8 

yBKEKBM 

THE ASTRONAUTS TO LAND IN HAnLEM Lionel Hampton and astronauts 

Daniel Br denstein, Dale Gardner, Richard Truly, William Thornton anJ Guion 

Bluford smile in anticipation of the big pcrade which will be held in Harlem 01 Sun 

da;1, October 23, 1983 at 2 p m. It will salute tyuford and his STS-- 8 spr " mission 

companions for their spectacu'arly successful sapce flight in thich B'uiord became the 

first Black American ever to fly in space. "The parade will be one of the biggest und 

best ever to fc held in Harlem, " say Hampton who is the chairman of the Committee 

"For A Hark. . Sahitm To The Astronauts, "and all are invited to join us m touting 

bkuford and his colleagues. " Prominent public officials, businesspersons, educators, 

community leaders and hundreds of school children will attena and participate in the 

pan.de ich will proceed up Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. from 1 16th St. to 135th St 

and will end with a brief program in the Plaza of & Adam Clayton Powell, Jr State 

Office Building featuring music by the Lionel Hampton Band 

Noting that the railroad 

tracks cut right thrt jgh 

the heart of these areas of 

the city, he admits th's is 

deterirr ?ntal to growth -- f 

northeast and east Lubbock. 

"It would probably 

be best if persons living in 

these areas would move 

to south or southwest 

Luobock. Really, we 

don't need to live 

separate m Lubbock," h 

iaid. 

In talking about his 

LUBBOCK, TEXAS 

South Plains Jxinror 

Miss Contestant 

One of the contestants 

In the upcoming "South 

Plains Junior Miss 

Pageant is attractive 

Rhonda Giddens, 

daughter of Mr. end Mrs. 

Robert Giddens. 

She is a 17 year-ol- d 

senior at Luhbock High 

School. Rhonda admits 

that she is a professional 

model, but Is very happy 

about being one of the 

'contestants' In thevUpcom-in- g 

pageant' at Evan 

Junior High. School, 

4211 - 58th Street, 

Saturday evening, October 

22nd, at 7:30 p m. 

When asked why sha 

chose to participate in the 

pageant, Miss Giddenb 

said: "It gives me an opportunity 

to compete in 

the regional or stte competitions, 

and most of all, 

an opportunity to meet 

several girls from different 

parts of the Lubbock 

community." 

The winner of the 

pageant will receive a 

scholarship and the opportunity 

to compete in 

the regional and state 

Adult Education 

Classes Open 

Registration is open for 

new and continuing 

classes at the Lubbock 

Adult Education Center, 

Avenue F and Third 

Street. 

A 12 week typing class 

is being offeree. The 60" 

hour course, which will 

meet Monday and 

Wednesday from 6 30 p 

philosophy about the 

si igle member district, he 

said he was against it at 

first. "I was not for the 

single member district in 

the past, but I have decided 

to go for it now. Still 

there are many problems 

with it," he continued 

Carpenter, who has 

served on the Human 

Relations Commission 

(HRC) and the Tax 

Equalisation --Board ad-Co- n 

I 

f on Page 8 

OCTOBER ao THRU OCTOBER Zfc, 193 

Rhenda 

pageants. 

"I would like tb encourage 

everyone to 

m. to 9:30 p. m., costs 

$35.00. 

Free continuing classes 

open now include: 

Office Occupations 

-- Monday, 

Wednesday 

and Friday or Tuesday 

and Thursday from 8:30 

a. m. to 12:30 p. m, 

GED Preparation 

Monday through Friday 

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Ceerge W. Carpenter 

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V i 

Gldriens 

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35 

Wofeth 

More. 

come out end see this 

year's pageant," said Miss 

Giddens. 

from 8.00 a. m. to 3:30 

p. m. or Monday through 

Thursday frdm 6:30 p. 

m. to 9:30 p. m. 

Adult Basic Education 

- Monday through Friday 

from 8:00 a. m. to 3:30 

p. m. or Monday through 

Thursday from 6:30 p. 

m. to 9:30 p. m. 

Con I on Pagt 8 

Outgrow o) President Reagan's PersonJ Call Right after thlRiorean Jetliner ir. 

cident, President Reagan made j personal call to T Calvin W Aolark, Chairman of 

Tlii BMl Cooperative for Dr. Roiark's personal support of his handling the Ka tan 

Jetliner incident m an euei, handed manner Immediately thereafter, Dr Rolark was 

invited to Ihe While House to u'licubi mane a reiaianl to Hie Ulak community's 

needs He is. shown here talking with t dam Meese, speual counsel to President 

Reagan 

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fttge x, tMitkwt Digest, ThttMMtay, tfcr e, tee 

Advice With 

You in Mind 

it's Flaw it 

Mitmhnftgcivient 

DEAR YOLONDA: I 

have a beautiful son who 

I love u. :h all my filter I 

raised him to be vjry 

strong, hard-worl.in- g 

young man who lcves his 

family and could financially 

take care of l tern. 

But that's not th" way 

things, have worked out. 

My son is married and 

'if 

"ROfiR AND NOTICE 

0F 

ti8)AI tlTY ELE.CTIQN 

THtSTATEijftBXAS 

CtTV1Sl.UBB0CK 

rknr 

HLBCYtflN 

May V U 

ORDER 

city of Lubbock. Texas, ay 

I, au i 

v.rtyre 1 Pie autrtorllv v,iij in we by la, and according 

to cMrief pnpvlsKm m it ;mm Ettctibn Cod, h 

MwMwtasmta,tiettieft be heia in the citv of 

. 

MmHto,-1tit- 

Ihe W day e) Jovcmber. ') 

't rte lirt Tucsttcrr fOllO-vne- ; thv .rl Monday in 

Noverntieri to." the burpom decline; the fallowing officer 

I IH Citv 0 Lubbock u to the reticulation of the Cojncfl-man- . 

Placet nJutv7. 19n 

COUNCILMAN. PLACE 1 (unexpired term) 

Sod ciectton khan ot hid ai nc pieces in ihv on or 

Lubbock hercinfte dmaneted . vof.noj ptn:ii aim 

voting place. On tn 'oil attached heeto ana matte 

Pert hereof Kt Hit intents end curpotes. etltrg pfctt 

WWII toe from 7 00 A.M to 7 00 P V and an etti'or 

then i IM? preterit t at thir residence unlets mw.i 

Vise provided h?tm. tUKtror. c voi.ng machines shall be 

uwt) for this tfiec.ai Cilv t lection 

The ffon set lorlf in Ohibii B. vnicb it attached 

ne'efo and made a sari hereof lor all and ourMiei, 

are hartbv dppoirled Judaet ina Aitenalr Jot'oa ( flJ; 

Mid Sn iiai Cilv tclen en N6v m 8. ISM Pre- - ? 

i'omg juav-.- - w named 1 duuisnceti 10 anemn not leu 

lh, n 18 t'erk and at manv atfttilionjl etfk at art1 

rtouired but noi eKfWin a lotas f lt tierKs. for the 

- jaer ronduci i the ereclldn. Tile Alternate Judoes haii 

rvc as Pftsldkyj Judnc m lhe,evtnl thai lhe regularly 

apoo.ntvd P'f?sWi Judjc K wnebl ta jwve. and In Ai 

ttr u'le s.rta 1 be aoooinlad&v Ihe Preid"i Judne'to 

eiv a one of the c!erk 1 the event ho! e eler'ion u 

conducted by lh reariv appointed re fling A 4 

ntenit 

Each 

Juuoe 

Judv. 

ELECTION NOTICE 

it Clw Sacratarv iv horaby ordered tnd direetad lo 

rt ct of tnij ; Seaci Cifv Cieclidft looc jrivBy Ihe 

alternative method el publi-Hin- thi drdcr and Hotict el 

WW al Citv '.leclton in Cnoliih sna .oanith .it uitt m. 

iim. rot more trtift s tlavt nor m ihati 14 davi before 1 

i eiec, an. m at imii one daity wwwaer Ruutfshed 

wiihii the Cifv of Lubbock. PoiiowWin sveh twolicattan. Ihe 

C'lv Secretary shall file with Ihe County Clerk a cosy ol 

tc ott us PYDHthed. locthcr with lh name of the 

newspaper or newoi8rs and thedaieiof 1bllSatlofr. 

The City Secretary shall duly CcrMJiefl cop- ol 

this L lection Order and Notice 0.' Special election 

upon each oi the Pre-uuin- $re a 

Citv 

Judjes and Alternate Judges 

namd in ExhitJit B Such service shall be bv United Slates 

mail or by Personal dtiivt. v within TOdavs alter the dale 

of necvliono' this Order and Notice of Special election 

SIONCD A'lO EXCCUTbO m Cilv Hall at Lubbock. 

Texas lhs ?ilh day ol August. IM3. 

S ALAN HLNRY. 

WAYOR 

ATTLST 

s live' 1 0aifoa C ly crjMPTftaurer 

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much money ht ft) be a 

rich woman If I would 

top helping him oat. 

The reason t o so 

much for htm ..d 

family k I've got 

and I can't 

stand to see them suffer 

because of their parents. 

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their own kids. Last 

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196341th (04) 

In'iTunwf 

J403ng4k 

ChirtMlrtlton 

54)CM3fd()4) 

tirlfotirown 

37.59th(l3) 

tutlllo, Slmpion 

3t0t43nd(t3) 

Joon Wolhorn 

4S04-4lth(l- 

Vordo Smith 

3363 I Ardwoy (03) 

Pottrfllhcr 

30u414ih16) 

Irjrdhyrtv 

6903 Fn)ment(t3) 

Iddl. W. PoUot 

. 3303.93rd (33) 

MtnoW.tf.-n- b 

6003 W. 34th (07) 

Jo I. Uwl 

8304.A Konohfc(73) 

Opal Shugart 

S7S3 3rontwood(36) 

Nclda Stofford 

SS3B.teth(16) 

Jolonli 

3 3046lit(l3) 

PemolaStcKlror . 

'471t0ihl4) ' 

Brian Dulon'cy 

AcanbolOoodoil Joncll Podjofl 

442f.4lth(33) 44l7(Jlh(33) 

oom 306, City Hoi; 

wtiko 01 wity aocmoryaa iwn c Eliiaboth Krobbt 

l 

Central Counting Commltlce , 

GerweW0ctfs.??03Oa;f'(03r- - .' 

Cuar J. Cervanlet, 2606-33r- d (10) 

John Aldrldse. IMnager. 4702-&0t- h '72) 

BUI McC' Hough. Computer Operator, 

Lubbock County Computer Center. 

CANVASSINOCOMWITTGE 

Oerolny Phea, 

Ruth Lauer.JSMOthO?) 

William H. I30a-4ot- Orr. h 01) 

JOINT ELECTION RESOLUTION 

WHERE. AS. ihe City of Lubbock and Lubbock County 

are raquirad to conduct elections on November ' 1983; and 

WHERE: AS. Article 2.01c of the Texas, election Code 

provides lor ie'nt elections when an election Is required 

upon the jamc day or two or more political subdlvirions 

occupying all or part of the same territory ; and 

WHEREAS. It isdv.'med lobe in the belt Interests of the 

eltltens voting in said elections to combing-suc- elections 

into a (oint election in order to reduce expenses and U 

e 

confusion! NOW THEREFORE: 

OE IT R (.SOLVED BY THE CITV COUNCIL OF THE 

CITY OF LUBBOCK AND THE COUNTY COMMISSION. 

ERS OF LUBBOCK COUNTY ACTING JOINTLY: 

THAT a iolnt election ol the Citv ol Lubbock and Lubbock 

County be held on November t, 1983. under provisions 

of Ihe Texas Election Cude and other applicable ;aw 

and In accordance with the following agreed terms: 

1 Th,at poilini places, shall be as have been previously designated 

bv the Cilv of Lubbock In it Election Order and 

Justice Department presubmisslon. 

2. Thai election officials shall be as have been previously 

' designated by the City of Lubbock in its Ble n Order 

and prcsuDrnlssion. 

X That ihe election stiail bttadmiotsteced by jjtK Cilv 

of the City, of Lubbock within the fttv limits of 

the Cilv of Lubbock and by Mr. FrankGuess In areas of 

Lubbock County outside of the city limits of Ihe Cily ot 

Lubbock 

4. Ballots and ballot toxes shall be separate, though the 

same voting devices may be used. 

5 Joint absentee balloting will be conducted at the Office 

of the City Secretary. 

6. Preparation l election- - supplies, contacting ol appropriate 

officials. pubflc..on. potting ot notices, maintain 

ing of records, and all other routine matters shall be the 

responsibility ol the C" Secretary cl Hie City ol L 

bock. with appropriate documentation being forwarted 

to Lubbock County upon completion ot the election. 

I. That the tabulation of election return sJvall be done (or 

the candidates first, and. II possible, tabulate all ballots 

from Ihe respective precln:t each simultaneously. This 

will be communicated to the Lubbock Courtly Comeuler 

Center for programming purposes. 

8. That the official canvassing oi ballots and announcement 

of results shall be individually by each ovrnint 

boov 

9. That Mo vofincj precincts outtktt of the City of Lubbock 

sfceM e 4nc4vctd by. preparer by. and tatoitared 

by Lubbock Courtly. ' 

10. That lit alt precincts where there are voters ette.ote 

t vote tft both ejections, such vefers stMtl be elven eotly 

vuchbatiof at they aretntltltte) 10 vote upofi. 

II. That eH coals of the election tit be divi)d tvtnly n 

the CHy of LtaMeck And Lubbock County, in the 

event thai either politic) suMcvtsHtn is prevcatted 

frevn c4jwtuctto an the othar political sutvctiiri-to- n 

shaM bear the entire ut ei canductirw the etao 

lion, which .all no hwrer be a ioirrl election. 

ftosoivtd bv the City Cos. -- H tection. 

this 12nd day of September, 

I9U. 

ALAfT9tNRY, AAAYOU 

ATTEST: 

,'S 1 votvn Gaffta- - Citacrtrv-Trasuro- r 

rt, 

Wcw)4(c4l bv the VWfctm Chiwv Ciiirtm'-otwe- 

U. 

tht ifttb 

evoOctgar. W. 

, 't ROOlKL.SMAW.COU4TY JUDOt 

ATTC.iT: 

, Prank Gcataa, County kor 

OPPKIAL tlALLilT 

CONST I T UTIQHAL AJtfH AMcIN T XUCT ION 

leoMoMeftrtrek MM 

41. 

tih cwiwtftai m$m$mwt$iimtmi$ utc 

UtieMi 94 tttStP4tjllt mWt r ftWMInuotW torv 

tco bv lusncwi ttl 

--ourtly cot xattco. ceWit. m com-- 

IVMBafirfletoT'y WtAH) (VtfteMtf ejHMefleeV'lfejV 0t fb&t&H 

t0 

AOAJHST. 

AMMMtttN7 HQ. 

The conttiHiliana' jwaoicSmfitt raplaclnj the i.milion on 

mavcbjcfti n urtMn honsetleaal with a limlSalioA iMtaad on 

Mat. 

m 

to get the money from his 

parents. When i talked to 

htm a week later, he still 

didn't rieve thfc books. 

I Jtir m.iM$, it 

purcrWsed all of my 

grandchildren's school 

cloth and Christmas 

mienl slncefttey fi 

bee In this world - 

Both my son imd his 

wife are employed. They 

Just can't hold on to 

money, i hey'd rather put 

the money on their 

back, or buy a new car. 

What can I do to stop 

this? 1 feel as though I've 

tOR 

AGAINST. 

done something wrong to 

my sort, but I don't know 

what. 

G. D. in Tacoma 

O. D.t 1 

Wottlflii't say 

VU't doiny 

stJiething wrong, 

feuc I would say 

xWIt yeu'rt oer 

lbs inly net doing 

your son a flavor 

by allowing him 

to lean so heavily 

cti you He's a 

man, and fraiikly, 

he needs to know 

what financial 

responsibility is 

AM8N0M8NT NO. 3 

The constitutional arnendn. it orov.d' g for the advancement 

ot tood and fiber production and marketing in 

this state through research, education, and promo lon financed 

by thoproduCOtfSbttrtCullural products." 

AMENDMENT NO. 4 

The constitutional arttendmerrt autfiofitmg s' itetv provisions 

for sucteron- - of PuWic office durtrm elHoeteri 

caused bt enemv alicck. atys authoring ttw susor ision of 

certain constitutional rules refalitn lb tetjittallve rce-dur- e 

during those dlsasiers br duftrco immediate threat of 

enemy ai.ach. ' 

90.. I. o .)ctoJaot,v.. 

' 

AMrSBMCMTrhf.f .V;, 

The constitutional amtmdrnenl atlthwrrMf Vi l the 

permanent school fund to guarantee toftit) issued trv 

school districts. v 

FOR 

AflA'NST. 

AMENDMENT NO. 

The conttitutionai f 

imofldment anovvinei Ihe 'eoisiatur Jo 

provide for additional remedies to enforce court-ordere- 6 

d 

child support payments. 

FOR 

AGAINST 

AMENDMENT KC.7 

The constitutional amendment for financial ..Jsistancr to 

vetr-an- s and to authrnte Ihe Itsi'snce ol SM9 million i" 

bonds ot the stale to tinanco the Veterans' Land Program 

e..(J Ihe Veterans' Housing Assistance Program. 

FOR 

AGAINST. 

AMENDMENT NO. 

The- - S 

constitutional amendment to autohrite taimj units to 

exempt from taxanc property ot certain veteran's and 

fraternal organitations. 

FOR 

AGAINST. 

k esta Orden Y Aivuhcat ok Eleccion Eectat. 

PIRMAOO V EJECUTADO en el Municipal d l Civdad 

en Lubbock. Tx. atte IS e)ia de AGt.tm 

ALAN HENRY, ALCALDE 

AT EST IO ADO: 

EVELYN AllOA 

S344Mri-Tet4rr- a 

dcla CiucSod 

APROAAOO Of ESTA FORMA 

DONALD 0- - VAN 01VI R 

iftslifcaae.nBiai fltsiloal 

4J4Ci4l 

EXPUESTA A 

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NUMEIO 

tOCAUDAO 

DISTtlTO 

163 

1MII 

MMfcottio J. Hio 

S44Vtfe IceWt 

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help him in vfm&g. 

tht yem si mply 

daiitfeit. 

Teenager 

Interested in A 

Career in 

Photography 

DEAR YOLONDA: 

I'm it rpsted in hecom- - 

J h.bbc School 

Maodjon School 

Montotoy HI School 

Whoolocb School 

(town Sihool 

HerwoHSctHol 

Wtitof School 

Parton School 

AtVimJr.lll 

Slowart Sctvool 

PoioovSUwol 

MomntUJr.H. 

Murfoo School 

TticiTcch 

,(JrtvonmC- - w(IO) 

MuMlptAwdHriUiTl 'ilot.THh 

olin 

iMfCa BoHtt Cfcutth t4U 

m wooow wwmror 

CoHtft 

' 

331J46rh(IJ4) 

4e 10 Ave. 0(04) 

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vrh . , JoTOMnJrtS) 

ebt.orfl)lt' MAnrWIerocinlll) 

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Nerlt dttlgnaled 

' 

Hai.'wick School 1430 Oicago (U) 

Slll.S8lh(13) 

Not Mllliom School 41 (14) 

firt Station 17 7?ih t Slidr (3S) 

Nontrlotlgrwttd 

All Solntt Schoot 

Nonodottgnatcd 

loom 304, City Hall 

(Ofitl no dr la Stcrotorio do lo Cludod) 

ctXPUESTAB 

juu 

out 

PRESIDE 

AMENDMENT NO. 

The constitutional omendmant providing lor assignment 

of ludttes of statutory probate courts lo other statutory 

county courts witn protale iurisdictlon and to county 

courts 

FOR 

AGAINST. 

AMENDMENT HO. 10 

The constitutional amendment to permit a e,f or town lo 

expend public lunds and lew assessments lor tne relocation 

or replacement ot sanitation sewer laterals on private 

property. 

FOR... 

AGAINST. 

AMENDMENT, NO. 11 

fTPft constitu) onal amendment to change the Board of Pard6niSnd:Poifoles 

from a coniUtOiionaligeicyjo g,sta,tu!jw , 

raagfjpfv iijecjiye 

rotes. 

FOR 

the bcmrcThc' powe,r (6 Elomtnlory 

3303 Enklnt 

3 

Armti Elomontary 

70t f. Qvocnt 

3 

Etomontniy Trto 

4 

Jeciin Elomonlary 

" 

J 

EUrnontary 

10) lUAvtnuoP 

" 

Jr. Hi 

3 19 Walnut 

7 

Co rot Ann Elliott 

reyokji. 

AGAINST. 

(071 

0 

Soflilh 8ito Bldg. 

i OlOAvonuoO 

. V!S0. , 

tveh ClMmontary 

4703.13th 

10 

lubbock HighSchotl 

3003. 

Canton 

1 Wolfforlh KitaV. ilford 

C A Oldham 

ISIILKnt(03) 

McWhortof Maggie 

3711.1(t$t. 

Julia CarriirV 

301Vomon 

3l33Comoi1(IS) 

Cvodalup Sylie.eU(tillo 

Aldinon 

LM. Simmopt 

3908 E. Cuio(03) 

Eowio Elomontary 

3903 Chicor,. 

5J34-3tt- h 

LL lowoli 

itl4.7jh(0l)l 

NitoMaytOain 

4405-- 1 It, ()) 

Eyolyn Pop 

9th 

ll 

t ,! Elomtnlory 

3713-- )7lh(CI) 

PotoJ. Morrow 

JllJ-Sll- h 

13 

3105-- 6 HI (13) 

Hoynrs Elinntary MotjonoMorrii 

30!-OOi- h 

13 

34l3.S7lh(t3) 

S.WiltonJr.Hlsh 

4405OUI 

14 

florina Janoi 

46l337th(l4) 

Overton Elomontary 

3903 Uulwlll. 

tS49 

t. WlUon Elomtnlaiy 

3t07.2Slh 

16 

WHtuHunt 

311343rd (10) 

Undo McOowart 

3t013Sth(l1) 

J.t. Putchiion Jr. High lilla P. Uwn 

3 103 

3303.31.1(11) 

17 

Ovpro Elomontary 

3008 Avenue T 

18 

EtltobothMari-v-l 

1922.34th (11) 

SlottnJf. High 

le03.33nd 

Horroy Austin 

2tl7.30th(t)) 

ll4N.vonu0(1S) 

ORDEN Y NOTICIA 

DE 

ELECCION ESPECIAL DE LACIUDAD DE LUBBOCK 

EL ESTADO DE TEXAS 

CONDAOO OE LUBBOCK 

CIUOAD DE LUBBOCK , 

ORDEN ELECTORAL 

Yo, Alan Henrv. Alcalde d ta Cuoad de fjbbock, Texas, 

pro virtud de la autorldad que se me otorga oaio la lev. 

v de acuerdo i las reglas de la Carta v cen ei Codigo 

Eleclroal de Texas, daclaro v ordeno ctue una Cleccton Especial 

se lleve acabo en la Cludad oe ' ubbock. Texat l 

dia 8 de Noviembre. 196). dicha lecha uando el parimer 

Maries stsjente cl primer Lunes en Noviembre. para el 

proposlto oe el sisuente oficlal de ia Cludad de Lubbock 

por la reslg.iaeion del Conceiat. Luear ). cl 7 de 

1983: 

CONCEJAL. LUGAR I 

(fermlnosinexpiraclon) 

Dicha eleccior, se llevaro acabo en lovluyares de la Cludad 

de Lubbock aqui designados como los dislrilos elector-ale- s 

v lugares para votacion en Expuesta "A" adiunta 

aqui y hecha parte enealidadPor todo inlenlo vproposito. 

Lugares electorates se haran sbrir desde las 7:00 a.m. haste 

las 7:C0 p.m. v todo; tlectorales votaran en el distrlto de 

su residencia a no ser ouc se especifique lo contrario en 

cs,- - Orden Y Anuncio Maqulnas electronlcas de "ntar se 

haran usar para osta Elecclon Especial de la Cl.rad de 

Lubbock. 

Las personas'que se muestran en Expuesta "B". aofun-t- a 

aqui v h?cha parte en realldad, en efecto estan por esfe 

medio nombrados Jueies v Juetes Aiiernos para que ta Elecclon 

Espacial de la Cludad se lleve acabo Noviembre 8. 

1983. Cada Juet que preside menclonado aqui esta autori-zadpara 

nombrar no menos de dos dependlenles v mas 

depentf entes si es necesarlo. perp no exceder un total de 

sets dependlenles. para la conducta propla de la elecclon. 

Los Juetes Aiiernos servlran como Jueio sue proslden en 

el case oue el tuet que est3"p"re$idiendo-qu- e es 

nonibr -- Jo no pueda servir. vf ei Juex Allerno 

sera nombrado como uno de los depenfflentes en ol caso 

que la elecclon se diriga pro el Juet que esta preskflendo 

que esta regularmente nombrado. 

ANUNCIO DE ELICCION 

La Secrelaria o-- !a Ciudad por esle mdio se manda Que 

cause la nolkla de esta Elecciorf Esor .. de la Cludad por 

el metodo allerno de publicar esta Orv'on Y Anuncio dr Elecclon 

Especial de la Cludad on ingles Y esparto) cvaptfo 

mono uno vet. no mas Oe IS dias m menos d 10 dias 

antes do la elecclon. en cuando menos un periodic oXarlo 

ctue t puMicae Sieu-iend- dontro de la Ciudad de Lubbock. a 

lal p4bliccion. la Socretaria de la Ciudad Kara registrar 

con of Depenuionte del Condado una cool a de la 

como as puMlcado. lunlamenla con ef nombre del 

perlodccec rlodkot v if fochas do pgMlcacton. 

La S rafaria tee Id CRT Kara servir vn ospta drtiWa-ment- e 

certHicaow d atta Orden Y Anuncio de Election 

Especial te la CHMlod a caato unndetoa Jum st flee- - 

cton y Juetot Alternea atinidot on EAPvetta "". Tai 

ellglr 

Julio. 

1 

toon Etointntary toto P. INgront 

3001 Avonuo N 1304.27th (OS) 

30 

Ella lllot Etomonlory Willio Slowart 

3401 Date 43l6E.63nd(04) 

Moil Addmt 

P.O. Sax 746(08) 

31 

Slubbt Elomonlary Jotaytor 

3SI6Telodo 4896 37th (14) 

33 

Moodgon Homonlory Irono Mrgon 

4401 Nathrillo 430MSth(l3) 

33 

MontororHhjhScheot VeudeLloaor 

33IM7th 330S.3tth(!SJ 

4 

Whooleck Elomontary Joed Clspp 

JOSMJnd 30138th(13) 

3S 

Srown Elomontary W.O. MtCortv 

33IJ-3l- h 

340 S3m(4) 

36 

Horwftl CttmoMary Mi.AHonrltkom 

aOltAvoAUoB 

4) 

37 

eVee-t- eHe4icaooi'cfy tTBrt &0 fteJtJfH 

4otChKto 

38 

3tll.SM 

3l9-Stoh- (. J) 

3? 

Aeo4j ojWo cfeH M..J.C. HW 

S44I Avo. U 

334)1 Ave. 1(13) 

roorvfcla) se hara pro corre de tot Estados Umdoa 0 pro roj. ove Wr0-f- eoaeteMry Dorothy Mtboniol 

4tlS-4ot- parto postNtal dentro de vterrte (M) dis daiaue dot dia 

h 

t4l97rh(l4) 

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13 

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pxptptrojrco, 

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t Q.U 4raloiooBiioa 

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3S16Tololat)4) 

4401 iihvHfo)3) 

Jj1l47rhtll) 

440CMoIl4) 

3tn.Jlth(l3) 

S40I Ave. U (13) 

i30tlocfbul;o) 

J4MW. 13th (07( 

ttelhoihtWcDtl)) 

ttfufUi 

tnoVeno 

SSI.ih(07) 

4S0tt3rd(33) 

JUCt 

AUEKNO 

T1 

camera about a year ago. 

and have begun takinp-pictures- . 

P-- V say t rf(( 

pretty good. I'm 17 now. 

arkl'J tMnk TO like to J5 

(73) 

Oftlie Nino Iota 

6I0N. HudMn(lS) 

VordioHorrl. 

S06 . Ttlont (Ot) 

Janio Martlnot 

380S 8rlor(IS) 

JooCartillo 

3133 Cornell (IS) 

SyMaValdot 

10J-- Avonuo P (IS) 

JOhnCtrvanlrji 

1904E. Aubvm(03) 

Morgarai Wottbrook 

S308.37th (07) 

Noyd N. Stophonn 

' 330-th(31- ) 

V.' it: 

TorrrKrolgor 

4616-t,h(l- 

Mildrod tWit 

KichcrdErani 

2707.59th (12) 

JorryOrimtt 

--5i:.5trh(l3) 

0no a ftowermon 

460' 32nd (I ) 

Joonnotle Mtmnko 

3707.35th (tl) 

Virginia Mthaffi 

Dohbio 0. Townloy 

Shirloy Sholton 

200S.3Slh(l1) 

Ms. OM. Davit 

1707.3)tt(H) 

Svo Sappinlon 

IS23.24thPI(0J) 

Calvin flowort 

Mailing Addmt 

It.l, Box 710(01) 

Oonna C Vfinnon 

SI0o-44bII- 

Cannon Cattonoda 

3) 

Audrey Nowotl 

3393(6th(13) 

BottySrscrford 

Prtbelo RitiwH 

l9.3ShS04) 

Mt tumor 

501 King (04) 

Oorfoc IrnlM 

4) 

eAaMoj oa 

oroBjrvoTarv CCTWw Cl 

3701941(13) 

3l01tnd(l3) 

jKnWdUni 

484M4fh(U 

Vrc4a Smrtfi 

Jo ejwol wdy (49) 

Po4ty .. 

4.4rh(IS) 

tiMdoHry 

4vt Fcomonc (13) 

Ud.0 W. PMoot 

3ft-9d(t3- ) 

MoMW.UaOt 

44IW.34ciit) 

M t. Sowtt 

834) 4A KocMoAoSon 

Opel Shugctrl 

8r)J iVocotO).oocf(S6f 

SSt8.lh(le) 

Jolwdi 

3t4t04(U) 

aru 

faeew llyoeMioy 

Stlt-na- J (33) 

JeMrVftS IBeJojj4t 

4ipaaits 

M - 

I . I. M A i 

,ajetiiJ ! 

ewspaper. i got a 

this for a livina. 

Can you pieasc a 

rrteofrboiesl sholiMit 

about making a career of 

Chauncy 

DEAR CHAIlN-CY- : 

John 

H. 

White, Pulitizer. 

prize winning 

photo-journali- st 

answers ycur let-- 

Puotto Control Pots Veto 

"oorgo Wtodi, 333 0tt () 

J. Corvotltot. Jm-i3rd(l- 

John AldrHgo. Sorontt, 4rO.Olh'(23r ! 

8iH McCulltugh. Opwordf. do ConjputpdiMn. 

Hron4co. CeVrtfe do tjompetiforl cftl 

endododobblk 

count Do 

' 

OorotftyPhoo, - Itl J.S7lhJ3)1.,tm 

tauer, 7ca9in (12) 

WHIIornH.Orr, 

1306-4tth- (l t) f" ' 5 

UTh BttfMctt iM. 

IHbrtant thing 

train ymmt ax 

for shooting. 

tf do that by 

tkln pietles 

daily. Yon (also 

p "rovfe- - at 

- 

photography 

l- - a OMstlness 

perspective. 

Begin looking at 

everything that 

photography in. 

vles - magazines. 

RIVQLUCtON DE ELECCION JUNTA 

CONSIOErfANDO QUE. ta CJudao e Lubbock vel Con 

dede d Lubbock son reoueridt wra eondudr eleeciohes 

elSdeNoviembere. ItUiv 

CONItOERANOO QUE. ARifveiefsaie del cerga Stee 

lorat df"Texa prove para eecc)0fCV4vnlat cuando una 

es reoverida sobre er rmimo dta para dos o mas 

suMivfetftnes pelllicas ocuoande todo o parte del mltmo 

territories y 

COWStOERANO (SUE. estee pV&io para el mtlor 

intent tie tos ciu4oofwiarirat-dicha- eleeciones. 

para eenv&tnar tatts elHcferle cwnfra una eleCCfon lunta 

enordeh oara retfuclr g;to V para sir minima la confu 

slon; AHDRAPDR ESTA RAIQONi 

SfeA RtlSlOVIDO PRO iiTlliUVb MUNICIPAL OE 

LA CIUOAD OB LUB99fK YQOMISASI0S DEL 

COULADO rLCONDADd DE LUPr0CK ACTUANOO 

QUE una elecclon lunta 04t7CJ&Mi,rje Lubbock v et 

Condado de Lubbock $fa( 6 tie KovJornberA, t98?. baio 

las recjldt. del Codmo eieetoisal rJotfeiai volra lev apllea. 

bit y en eonformidad de lot 3jluir-nt- s 

' ferminos de aeutrd-0- : 

I. Out lot lujerts de votrar sewn ast ebmo tureron cjmo 

eran antes s por la ClLdad de Lubbock en su 

O.den de E'.ccion v ! Oepartamento de Justicla 

antes. 

i. 0e los orclalevci'! ta elecclon.serah'tomo turoron dlsig 

nados por ta Cludad de Cutibdc en su Orden de Elecetcn 

ytflmetlcJijarties. i 

3. Que fa elecclon seri adrrtirtiSTracfao'- la Secrelaria de 

la Ctudad de la Cludad de Lubbock dentro de los llmites 

de ta Cludad de Lubbock v por Mr. Frank Guess en 

areas del Condado de Lubbock afuera dc los llmites. do 

la Cludad de la Ciudad do Lubbock. 

4. Balotas v urnas electorales seran separados. eunoue tos 

mismos apartos de volar seran usados. 

5. Bclota lunta para volar ausente sera conducldo en la Of-clde 

la Secrelaria de la Ciudad. 

6. Preoarcion de la elecclon. materlales. v ester en conlac-l- o 

con los propios Olieiales. publicacion, poner de 

noti-eta- s, 

menteniondo de rejisiros. v todo los olros asuntos 

de rutirta sera la responsabiildad dt-- la Secrelaria de ta 

Ciudad de Lubbock, con documentacion aproplada 

slendo desnaehado ai Condado de Lubbock sobre el 

la eleccior. 

7. Que los formas de lisslas de los rcporfaiesde la oHcclon 

seran hechos para candidatos orlmero. v. si es poslble. 

formar ta lisla de todas .as balotas desde los dlst;!tos 

rcspecitvos u cada uno simultaniamenle. Esle sera co 

munleado at Centro de Comoutsdorla del Condado de 

Lubbock pare el proposlto de orogramar. 

8. Que (a solitadon de las balotasv 'anuncio oficlales de fos 

reiullados sran incjyic(yalriie(tSte,feQ cada uno de! gru 

poquegebierne. , , 

9. Oue iv)s dislritols para"vota aft'efea de la Cludad de 

Lvbbock seran conducidos por. preparado por, y la tista 

forinada por el Condado de Lubboch. 

10. Qw en jodos, los distfltos doodea v vofJntas ode'no sorsli 

elepibles para volpr en las dos eleccicnestales v 

tantes seran dado solamenle lal balota'ccmd ellos son 

autorltado para volar en. 

II. Que todo ol costo dt ta elecclon sera dividido (gual 

.ftenlc enlrc Is Cludad de lybbocx y el Condado do Lubbock. 

6n caso que .cyalqujer sibdluisitr pollllea es cv. 

lado de conducir una ettcriorf, liV WrV subld vision poll, 

tka llevara el coslo wiUtroJdo,onctaclr la elecclon. la 

cual va no sera una elcpcfon lunta. 

Resolvldo por cl C .ncelo Mu'nfc'fplilles'fe 32nd dla de S p. 

timbre. l?8X 

'U Alan Henry 

ALAN HENRY. Alcalde 

ATDSTIGADO: 

s EveiYfiGdlfoa 

Evelyn Gelfga 

Secretaria-Tesorer- a de la 

Ciudad 

Rcsotvtdo oor los Comisanos del 'onuado de Lubbock esle 

lOlhdiado October, IN). 

S' Rodriek L.Shaw 

RODERICK L.SHAW 

Juet del Condado 

AT6STIGAD0: 

i Prank Ouess 

Frai.k Guess 

Dependlente del Condado 

80LETA OFICIAL 

(ELECCIOK s'ARA ENMENDAHTLRC8NSTITUCI0N) . 

(County deJ Lubbock County, Texas 

8 de noviembre de 1983 

enmien6a NOMe'rOM 

La enmlenda a la consf' iclon autocUando meno precln 

tos de fuel de pat v de contestable en condados eon menos 

de 30,000 habitantes. v disponiendo e servlslo con.lnuo de 

luecos de pat. condestables. veomisiorados del coodado 

cuando cambicn los dmied de precintos'. 

A FAVOR OEi 

EN CONTRA OC 

ENMIEN' ANUMEROJ 

La enmk-nd- a a ia ccstllujoniKmPldt'4Tva'o la llmltaclort ' 

sobre el valor o eun hogar urbano con una restrlcclon 

sObre el lamano. 

ENMIENOA NUMEROS 

La enmlenda a la cemui'JM disconiMUo ef at anta. 

mlenlo de la protfuccten Yrrfetaria &miti y Hbra 

en esta Mac pop riuJlo do UivetttguCton. Ifttlrucclon v 

promoclon (Inancjada pocIch d weocto gf? 

ji 

A PAVUR osi........... 

EN CONTRA Of-.- , 

BNMIEMDA MiaJMtsaMi 

L enmi-t- oa a ia tntMiw 4 auixiAatMlt d'tMrticktnes 

esuiuar. pra ta svcesUW i un pttt MKhM publico 

durante denettr cuaMdos por un t4MM pre vrjmam. v 

auitviiando la sustention ay ciortM ragrtanniot ctxtstHu-ckM.ai- es 

perlwecientlo a wrpctimmim lctsl4rtiot 

eXnatirot oduraMsie ta avtrvaaa iymtdtateaeur) 

aiaouepor entiwifoa, 

A fAVOm,AS 

u oimictncta 4 to mmnmmMmtmim.ikm 

&raMJP.,ai,."""""i".-'- - 

ipiXeTrW PfcTf.3..WM.... 

MIENeUrnjMER7 

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IMIW wn 1 OMll I 111Ml1 

en cowiAOe 

La nmirt a la .aignaCMM 

tie IweccM (St cpno. mmmivmHim ttrUM 

v.kcc 

E NMI EHttA I IWrSJWe V 

La enmituvsj a ia conttitixban jtaa tyK-yirt- ir cm una . 

ttaa) 0 rnxtM wt - 'tiW v rjn iaactr 

WtytC4tcCoytiHovojrei 

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EDITORIALS COMMENTS OPINIONS 

CaftfHdattts Should Discuss 

mn Percent aw 

Candidates running for city council should discuss 

s opsnly and in public their positions on the federal laws 

tha require recipients of public works grants to use 10 

percent of such funds for nurchnses from minority 

businesses in the areas where such projects are 

located. So far, we have heard very little aboi't such 

laws, and the official position of the City of Lubbock 

appears to be that such laws do not exist. 

But such laws ! exist, Thy ought to 

Ink obeyed. They ought to be obeyed even in Lubbock, 

by the city government. 

One such law is the Pwfcllc Works Employment 

Act of If77, which provides that no grant 

rqn be made for any local public works project unless 

the applicant gives satisfactory assurance that at least 

10 percent of the amount of each grant will be expended 

for minority business enterprises. rhe constitutionality 

of that law was upheld by the Supreme 

Court of the United State In the 1980 case of Fullilove 

v.,klut2nick. 

Another such law contained in ;ne Surface 

Transportation Assistance Act oS 

as amended. Through an amendment Introduced 

by Congressman Parren J. Mitchell of 

Maryland, minorities are assured of fair participation in 

the multi-billio- n dollar gas taxhighway rt oair bill that 

was signed into law by President Reagan on January 6 

of this year. The Nlitchall amendment makes minority 

businesses eligible for a minimum cl 10 percent of the 

money authorized to be appropriated under this new 

public law. 

Our repeated inquiries to city hall have produced little 

more than a puzzled response to the effect that the 

. City of Lubbock has, never beard cf such laws. We 

. 

were assured that the city's legal types would look into 

the matter and see what could be turned up. Surprise: 

to date, (he city's best legal brains have not been able 

to find out about these laws, or what responsibilities 

the City of Lubbock might have in implementing them 

in this area. Or, so we are given to understand. 

What about it, city council candidates? 

Why have Lubbock's minorities not had 

the benefit of the application of those laws in public 

wcks projects around here? Each of you 

should address this matter, right now. 

All candidates under the illegal and unconstitutional 

at-lar- system repeatedly say, as they must, that they 

will represent ali citizens. In the mouth of a white 

candidate, that's code language, of course, for saying, 

"! can take care of you Blacks and Browns just as well 

aS?,you could yourselves." But never mind that point 

for the moments If any of you really do intend ti?c 

represent all citizens in Lubbock, then tell us now 

what you think about these laws and their applicability 

to over a quarter of the population of this city. 

What are you SoTtfg'fo. d&' Mr. Candidate, to see to 

it that the Public Works Employment Act of 1977 and 

the Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1982 are 

effectively implemented in all present and future public 

wdrks projects in Lubbock, so that minority businesses 

gel their fair share of 'he millions of dollars to be spent 

here In such projects? We want to hear from each of 

you on this. Now! We look forward to having this 

situation discussed In the coming candidates meeting 

and speeches. 

"Metro Merger" 

Rc$egreg3tii Plan?. 

Last week the moribund proposal of councilman E. 

Jack Brown to merge the Lubbock dty and county 

governments was trotted out again and discussed 

briefly j the city council. County Judge Rod Sha v 

clearly thinks the suggestion is and not 

i 

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P. O. Bex 553 SLufrb eck, Texas 7f4" 

l$.v yer year $2$.ee two years 

TV,? 

Editors Publishers 

Patterson - Eddie K Richardson 

An IneepenrfeHt HwifAr 

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larttm New McxUw fainting the news Impair 

tUUy MtpfMHrtlag " Ueve rigfct 

aMS eepesiag whet It believe te be vrMg 

wltfcettt rjw4 im pnety pUti. Devetea t the 

iMOMtrUl, laaeatleai, Seelal, Pelltleal an 

Xmammlml A nmnt mt XImK peenle. 

Ym 1 imy be critical ef ft thing that arc 

written, hot, at least yen will h the satis a. 

Man at knowing they arc truthful and ta the 

paint. 

Peeple will raaet ta that which is precise, ana 

we will pneltsk these arHellc as precisely an 

factually as Is hnanly pdscihlc. We will atsa 

give r41t and raspeet ta these wha arc e4ng 

thine tar the Lnhaaek Area and the pae-- U. 

Wc will he erltlcal at these wl are net delta; 

ae they have said the) weald, and this, we 

ttUnb, fair.' 

a, this eur reeetntlen ta yewt eel free at 

anytime sail this afftlac fr Inf rmatlen aae 

aecnlnc t is nawspaec ar any athar atutter 

that is at ecneem y,M 

This W nat m psaaw4a haet iwade t ahaeit 

t vaNdiiar, Thie M a -- ewappar made ta auwenSet 

m mm mtf agSiata, 

Matiaut AcT tertieaeeant Reprmoatatlv 

BCaak Madia, Inc. 

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WHAT GOES AROUND... I 

worth pursuing. Mayor Alan Hunry is apparently not ffttMf ttfif&im 

iiiiuitsaicu in pusiuiiv-- j mt; jjiupusai aiiywiieic CAepi 

out of the way, so that the council can get on with' Its 

proper business. But the Avlanche Journal 

brought forth another supportive editorial urging fur- 

ther consideration of the plan. Readers will recall that 

the AJ liked this idea the first time Brown mentioned 

it, several weeks ago, during the city-county annual 

fight over who pays for the public library 

We ask again the same question we asked last time: 

whatr is the source of Establishment Lubbock's Interest 

In such a plan? Anytime the Avalanche-Journa- l 

starts pushing reform measures, minorities 

in Lubbock are well advised to take a long, hard look 

at what Is going on. 

The first thing to note Is that the so-call- reform 

proposal originated with one of the losing defendants 

in a civil rights election lawsuit in federal court. The se- 

cond thing to note is that the proposal was made dur-l 

of the election case. Third,(it Is, 

, Jng the city's-appea- 

pretty evident that the city fs &oing to lose the appeal, 

at-lar- so that the unlawful and unconstitutional elec- 

drain shortly. Final- 

tion system will be going down tl i 

ly, we need t keep in mind that this city council 

fought like a cornered badger, --all the way, in this election 

Inwsuit, instead of trying to serve the needs of all 

of the people of the city by working out an election 

system which would not unlawfully and unconstitutionally 

dilute the votes of Blacks and Browns (over a 

quarter of I .ubbock's total population) . 

Given al! these factors, it is legitimate to .ask whether 

there may be somo other purpose behind the "metro 

merger" plan than mere governmental reform. Is 

re-segreg- this a plan to government 

In Lubbock? What kind uf election districts would 

we have in thlr city-coun- new ty government? Right 

now Jhe county is dlVItlSd Into --precincts, of course. 

--That's what the Avalanche-Journa- l 

calls the 

, t 

"ward sytem," and what more enlightened folks call 

$ 'the "singk member district system," In which an 

; :elected official represents the particular district from 

which he is elected as well as the county as a whole. 

Now, surely the Establishment typ.s would not want 

the "ward system" in their new, "metro merger" 

government. 

We think what tfcey might like to see would say, an 

at-large system for the new "metro mercer" government. 

What do you think, given the track record of the 

present city council and the daily newspaper involved? 

Well, let's ask some questions about that, then. 

Would an at-large system survive the pre-clearan- ce 

procedures required by Section 3 U tha Voting Rights 

Act? No, obviously it would not. The Department of- - 

Justice would never approve such a thing, particularly 

in Luobock County. Could r proposed at-lar- 

ge system 

be stopped dead 'n its track, before itever got im- 

plemented, by a federal lawsuit? Yes, especially in 

Lubbock. Would an unfasir, segregated, all-white arrangement 

of voting districts of orecincts in the 

"mnetro merger" government be leg1 and constitu- 

tional? No, such districts or precincts would not be 

legal. 

Even Lubbock's Establishment' lawyers know the 

answers to the above questions. We wonder why 

those folks pushing considc ation of the "metro 

TMfrger" plan believe, if they do, that such an olvfous 

re -- segregation schema could survive the legal attrcks 

that would be made on H. 

Ii seems to us that Lubbock's city government has 

wasted far too much tax money already in useless 

litigation over the at-large system. It would be avow- 

ing good money after bed o launch out into new 

court battle over new seegetior scheme. Why can't 

Lubbock's civic leaders Just )oln the ret of America, 

come on into the light of the twentieth century, and 

get on with the business cf conducting dry government, 

instead of wasting time and money cooking up 

new ways to go tc&wcvosr 

No sale on this one, friends. 

What tie yon elty ooemcMl eemUelatae 

tliiMfe mhvmt this one? Are you for the stuJy of 

this "metre merger" plan, o; against it? If yen 

ae eloeti J will yon see to it that myh 

a trsrsMe la not eoet to re stigyagiajfee 

fettobeok's forormntent? We would Mke to 

hear from each of you, now, on mis issue. What 

, your stand, candidates? 

in ike 

Btack 

By Cksrle$ E. Belle 

bsbB 

Uaaaaaal 

Cetjld Curs for the 

Aged Poor 

Sw the Slelf, and Seniors 

Congress and the entire country is concerned about 

. the nearly $200 billion to be spent next fiscal year for 

defense. This i enough money to tcke care of the city 

of Saint Francis without taxes for the balance of this 

century and all of the next century. Care and immediate 

concern, however, must also be given to 

senior citizens and other poor people on Social Security 

disability insurance program. At intake for less than a 

half of one percent of defense budget per year are the 

llv and health and well-bein- g of America's ailing 

senior poor people. The President's efforts to restrict 

who gets disability payments and for how long have 

created enough horror and death sto.les to stir Congress 

into belated action. 

A bill to redress the administration's atrocious 

behavior Is in he Hejse Social Security subcommittee 

and should be sent post haste with its provision entitling 

individuals to a face-to-face early hearing before 

being cut off from their life support system to the entire 

House. 

Senior citizens (65 and over) are one of the fastest 

. growing groups in a country with a gross national product 

of $3V2 trillion a year. About $15,000 for every 

man, woman and child in the country. Fve .billion 

dollars over a five-year period of time is like a grain of 

sand on a big beach. Brother can you spare a dime? 

By the way, if the Presider s tax proposal which 

reduced all 1980 personal income taxable rates to 50 

percent had gene into effect, it would have produced 

$12.7 billion according to the Tax Foundation, 

two and a half times the $4.79 billion in the bill 

being recommended for ailing aged citizens by Congress. 

The 65 and over age group with over 26 rw.llion 

people Is also one of the poorest in money and health. 

Those who have some funds in savings may find the 

administration again picking their pockets if the President 

can put Into effect the withholding of federal 

taxes on interest and dividend income in the event 

Congress does not repeal the measure immediately. 

Older Americans who make up over ll1? percent 

of the population of the country should get A the care 

:hey red from Con ess. Congress should not be 

allowed to forget that four million people c ver age 65 

arc poor not only In income, but 1 heahh. With a 

disproportionate number being Black Americans, who 

Mm other senior citizens, have Kmc savings to pay for 

ever iitcreasing health care cost. 

It is a sound business p.actice for a democracy to 

provide for those who I. we served weN 'heir children 

and their country. It is also an Indication to the new 

entry of the workforce how weH tlvey will be treated or 

tri.ked In the future. 

FrMildNtll Pll$ls - X4 

by 

Lewis OtaytoN Jesses' 

the victory of Harold Waahirloo in Chicago's 

196S mayoral election hejelnbttd dying flan 9 of 

hope uinonc leeoc scaiieJifs of laenoa's Meek 

popuhMon. Ttotajbont lbs naeon and ejociatty In 

the South, Hack ptosis ss iigjejerlng to vote in 

nuenfecn iftta aMMfsnt bekef that a 

n iscJve, tnteMgeney orchietrsasd exercise of black 

pdMcel strength will mak 1 difference in the poUncel 

ard econoenk erreng .nent In America. The cUuuf 

for mfc lejuvenaaon of spelt among the masses Is the 

Rev. Jesse Jackson of Operation PUSH. In tighdy 

constructed and newbwly logical arguments, he has 

electrified audiences across the nation with his cogent 

8 

t 1 

giflg The BfctT 

B6b tieuel 

Christian Call News 

Service- - 

The Christian Call News Service was 

founded about 152. We have supplied 

we3ky and daily newspaper in the 

Southwest and the nation, with nevs 

releases on the black church especially. 

We have also given thousands of 

dollars to deserving black students in 

kindergarten thrGvgh college, to ob- 

tain cash scholarships. This work has 

bee 1 greatly aided by my wife, Mrs. 

Mary Porter Tieuel, who spent nearly 

$ years as an elementary school 

teacher and is now retired 

Wc have also aided struggling mission 

poachers over the Southwest as 

well as mission churches in '7st Texas 

and Southeastern New Mexico. 

None of our three employees, including 

myself and wife, receive any 

salary but f is indeed a work of faith 

and love. 

(Editor's Ncte: Why not get more Information 

about the history of the Christian Call News Service by 

writing our friend and brother, Bob Tieuel, Jr. , at one 

of the following addresses: 1031 East 10th Street, 

Dallas, Texas 75203; 914 S. Dal Paso, Hobbs, New 

Mexico 88240; or P. O. Box 535, Pecos, Texas 

79772.) 

condemnation of traditional politics. 

The implications of the Jackson crusade are staggering. 

It says to white America, perphaps for the last 

time, that blacks who live In this nation, despite the 

plethora of evidence to the contrary, continue to 

believe In the basic decency of a majority of white 

Americans and in the integrity of Amer'can 

democracy. Further, it has gained the respect and attention 

of the black masses,, the independent farmers, 

the white progressives and, other oppressed minorities 

and, in the process, has established Jesse Jackson as 

the sole credible candidate of the vast army 'of disaffected 

Americans for whom the "American dream" Is 

a joke. Without announcing his randldacy, Rev. 

Jackson ranks :hird among Democratic contenders for 

the nomination. 

As might be expected, a number of Negro politicians 

and organization heads have ridiculed and attempted 

to discount the Jackson phenomenon. There 

Is a strong element of panic among these little men as 

they observe a relentless concentration of black 

political power in a single individual. Of course, their 

panic is expressed in different language which, upon 

examination, is something less than convincing. The 

argument most often heard from these precincts is that 

blacks should do nothing to damage the diances of 

our friends among the white candidates, especially 

Wa.sr Mondale. One has yet to hear these people 

point out ari fundamer;M differences between Mondale 

and other Democratic candidates on any issues 

that directly affect black people or the nation at large. 

We do know, on the other hand, that Walter Mondale 

actively campaigned against the nomination of Harold 

Washington, despite his much bajly-hooe- d personal 

friendship with Andrew Yun and Charles Rangel. 

The search for a friend arnbng the white politicians is 

essentially a function of bla,ck Infantilism - the slave's 

identification with the master ar s father figure who will 

protect him from the responsibilities of adulthood. It is, 

in a word, a 1983 manifestation of the "great white 

father" syndrome. Small wonder that the masses are 

fed up with so-call- collective black leadership. They 

see in Jesse Jackson, perhaps for the first time since 

the "assassination" of Adam Clayton Powell, the 

emergence of an independent politician whose roots 

are set in the masses of his people. 

Because of his mass base, Jesse Jackson can afford 

to raise the embarrassing questions of economic and 

political parity for the disadvantaged which, in the 

absence of a black candidate, would never be addressed 

by the white candidates. When Jesse arrives at the 

Democratic Convention with his army of black 

delegates, the day of a few Negroes hustling petty 

favors in back rooms for a few Uncie Tom politicians 

will have passed into history. All of black America will 

be at snter stage, standing solidly behind Jesse 

Jackson as he bargains for a fair share of the American 

political and economic product. . 

The ultimate effect of the JeeHon crusade is to bring 

the UnivrStetss of America to the barof justice. The 

stage is set for the trial of the century: 1p United 

Statosf'of AmeMI:a yss TheUed States 

of America. It is essb. itlftey a contest between the 

professed values pi this uatto. end the concrete reality 

of this nation. Hanging in) jbLance is the future of 

our race in America end, in a larger sense, the future 

of Ameida itseM 

This is e racist land and X violent Lend. Jesse 

Jackson has decided to confront the racism and the 

violence "straight up." In doing so, he placetHelee on 

the ftne in the '.ervice of Ml people and his principles 

In that confrontation, he deserves, andhas already 

received, the support of the masses, if pot that UK th ' 

Negro lackeys who searcKr --desperately end vainly 

for s white savior. Finally, it is our children who are 

most affected ly v. Jackson canuidacy They 

know, at la, the truth o their condition. They 

know that they may safely aspire to the presidency of 

the United States of America of they will know that this 

nation, is irredeemably racist. To know the truth is the 

j u 

Con I Oil 'of S 

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RUBY 

JAY'S 

CORNER 

Church service at the 

New h!"tae Baptist 

Chifrch began last Sun-Ja- y 

morning at 9:30 a. 

m. with Sunday Srhool. 

During the orntng 

worship hour, devotion 

was led by Deacon Kelly 

and Deacon Glvens. The 

message was delivered by 

the pastor, Rev. S. C. 

Nash. His subject was 

"Over Come Evil W h 

Good." His scrfptur was 

Romans 12:9-2- 1. 

Members of New Hope 

were happy to have 

members of the Barbara 

Jordan Senior Citizens 

Club with them last Sun-- . 

day morning. 

Mrs. Bernice Kelly was, 

elected second vice pre? 

dent of the State 

Women's Department of 

the B. M. & . Convention. 

The convention was 

held Ir. San Antonio, 

Texas last week. 

Memoers of New Hope 

Baptist Church were 

guest last Sunday afternoon 

at the Lyons 

Chapel Baptist Church. 

They were there in the 

38th Church Anniversary 

of Lyons Chapel. Pastor 

Nash brought the 

message. His subject was 

"God In Our Midst." His 

scripture was Leviticus 

26:12. 

Evening worship at 

New Hope featured a 

message from our own 

4 

Rev. Shttdkm Strife -- ny. 

Hie sertptuM wtt St. Matthew 

25:31-36- . Hi subject 

was "Day of 

Mrs. V. Francle returned 

horn last Saturday 

from San Anl&nto, Texas 

altt.- - being at the bid! 2 

of her mother for two 

weeks. 

Mrs. Corlne Fair Is 

back In the hospital. 

Whisper a prayer for her 

and ill others who are ill. 

Eddie P. Richardson 

became iH suddenly last 

Friday evenirt We are 

prtyfng for him also. He , 

is tHe of the ,; 

Digest. 

Mr:; Hnrrison "Bull" 

Daeis ts feeling much better 

at home.1 

Sister of W. M. S., ' 

don't forget Monday Oc-tober 

24th. This is the 

date of General Mission, 

rather lhnn Qcober 31st. 

It will ail began at 7 p. t r 

Be there at New Hope!! 

T!i Youth Depart- 

of New Hope Is ask- 

menting 

members of the 

Church for a donation. 

So on October 31st, they 

can have an 

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outstanding' 

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any officer, namely; Mrs. 

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or Mrs. F. Stokley. 

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Texas Tech University Music Theatre and Civtc Lubbock, 

Inc., "The Gondoliers ', by Gilbert and Sullivan, 

will open a four performance-ru- n today at 8:15 p. n. 

n tiii Civic Center Theatre. . 

Tickets will be at the door all performances. Other 

showings will Le at 8:15 p. m. Friday, and at 2:30 

p. m. Saturday and Sunday. 

Producer and director for the operetta will be the 

highly-regarde- d John Glllas of Tech. with the maslc 

director Phillip Llehrman, also of Tech music faculty. 

Cheography is by Diana M ore of Tech dance faculty. 

A large cast is listed for te four dates, with many of 

the roles double-east- . This is to accomodate the large 

music student group for whdm thes-- . productions are 

not -- iy 

a perfemanc" experience but an essential 

part of their musical educational background. 

"The Gondoliers" is set in colorul Venice and in the 

mythical kingdom of Barantarta. As the operetta 

opens, the gondoliers and contadin (flower gir's) re 

celebrating the wpddings of two among them. Shortly, 

however, it is revealed that on of the gondolier 

bridegroom? may be the long-lo- st ?'lng of Barantaria, 

who was abducted during a rebellion and brought to 

Venice as an infant to be raiied by a gondoll' . 

And he may also be a bigamist, since he was married 

at birth to the daughtei of the Duke and Du hess 

of P! who are now ready to claim their 

daughter's throne. 

Confusion resigns as it is discovered that no one in 

Venice knot's which of the two gondolier 

bridegrooms, who were both ratseu by the old gondolier, 

is truly the K'ng and which Is only a gondolier. 

While a messenger goes to find re foster-mother to 

the pair, they rule jointly in Barantaria, using some 

very comical democratic policies. 

In true Gilbert and Sullivan fashion, the resolution 

take a twist which no one expects, and all ends well. 

See "The Gondoliers" If you can. It is highly recom 

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Mr. Gregory 

Final rites wer read foi 

Mr. Gregory King at St. 

Matthew Baptist Church 

last Thursday, October 

13, 1983, with the Rev. 

C. C. Peoples officiating. 

Rev. R. S. Stanley is 

pastor. 

Jamison & Son 

Funeral Home was in 

charge of arrangements. 

Mr. King was born in 

Lubbock, Texas, uub-boc- k 

County, to Mr. and 

Mrs: Jesse B. King. 

He was, married to Jacqueline 

Manuel, and to 

that union was born two 

children, namely; Mary 

Joyce and Gregory, Jr. 

Mr. King died Saturday, 

October 8, 1983. 

He leaves to mourn hfs 

death: his wife, Mrs. Jacqueline 

King; a daughter, 

Mary Joyce: a son, 

Gregory, Jr.; his mother, 

Mrs. Marguerite King; 

three brothers -- - Gary, 

Anthony, and Torres; six 

sisters -- - Edna Riifh, 

'Ms. Pamela 

Funeral sei vices for 

Ms. Pamela Anderson 

were held Friday, October 

14, 1983, at the 

Parkway Church of 

Christ with the minister, 

Glen F. Goggins, officiating. 

Interment was held in 

the City of Lubbock 

Cemetery . under 'g 

directions ofSouth Plains, 

Funeral Home. ... 

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Jesse Mae, Dorothy Mae, 

Alexis Gall, Sharon, 

Tammle and Pamela; a 

host of nieces, nephews, 

and other relatives. 

Pallbearers 

wer3 

Daniel Johnson, Wayne 

Davis, Billy McKnight, 

Eric Stacy Burrell, Byron 

Davis and Charles Sims. 

born February 5, 1968 in 

Dallas, Texas. She attended 

the Lubbock 

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HI 

Public Schools and was a 

student at Estacado High 

School a: the time of her 

death. 

She passed away Sunday, 

October 9, 1983. 

Ms. Anderson leaves 

to mourn her death: her 

parents, Bobby J. and 

Clifton Dixon; two 

brothers, Anthony and 

Isaac, all' of thMhome; 

many othenrelatives, and 

a host of friends. 

...Pallbearers were 

friends and schoolmates. 

REGIS' ER 

TODAY 

TO PUV YOUR 

X 

WHER'S IT 

ON THE 

BALLOT 

a- - St. vices at Faith First 

Baptist Church last Sun 

God 

Please Bless America" 

n. 

11 CSiroffSales 7:14 If my peo-4Plface, 

and turn from 

,i.4tl Ual lnrl 

e, 

which are callad by name, shall 

Inumble themselves, and pray, and sek 

Vtny 

their sin, and 

win 

iUat 

iiui ii mil Kaiiu, 

Lord, please bless American, for this 

is my home. 

M fore parents came from the old 

country, 

And its been so long. 

Lord, this was new land, to the 

many race's that's here. 

It was br. a few pebble; but you've 

blessed it etgpfer. 

Lerd, the late P?eeidnt 

Kennedy ostee said: 

UJMk nt wKt this 

omn de fer yem; hut what 

yew eian d fr 

all kind of 

Matthew 

Jerusalem, 

and stonest 

the country.1' 

Fray, Lord please bless 

Amtrcis. 

Hecea 14:4 I. ill heal their 

backsliding, I wiH love iem freelyuipr 

mine anger l turned away from them. 

; 

Lord, Awe all ptay and repent, we'H 

come to know why Jesus was sent. 

Lord, please bless us to put prayer tn 

our homes: in c r jjearts. 

Back in schools, too; and that would 

be smart. 

Lord, p'ease help us to know right 

from wrong. 

To remove drugs, alcohol, smoking 

dirty books (Sex 

23:37 

and homosexuality from ou homes. 

--- maz)' 

leiua se'dfO 

thou that killest the prophets 

them which are sent unto 

thee how often vould I have gathered 

they children .ogether, even at a hn 

gathered her chickens under her wings, 

' and ye would not! 

Lord, please bless America. 

John 3:X6 Jesus said: God so loved 

that He gave His only begotten son, 

that whosoever MievethJ.i him should y 

not perish, but nave everlasting life. 

Lord, please forgive for feedlr j the 

foreign lands, 

t 

Charity Logans at home; then 

spreads to the other man. 

Lora, please forgive us for making 

homosexual okay to the law, 

No children can come forth, who's 

the mother or the paw. 

, Lord, please forgive us for allowi g 

so much sex & violence on T V. 

Our children are thinking, this is tne 

way of We. 

Matthew t37-- 3 - Jesus aid: 

The harvest is truly is plenteov but the 

laborers are few; 

Priy ye therefore the Lord of the 

lu.. vest, 

That he will forth labourers into his 

Lord, jpleafe help js to turn to the 

No 1 Book (The Bfcle) 

CHURCH MRECTORY 

Anderson 

COUNTS 

"Faith First 

Thank Fcr Jesus" 

wnay School Workshop 

The Sunday School 

Department of the Community 

Baptist Church 

will have a workshop on 

the last five lessons of this 

quarter of lessons. It will 

begin Wednesda y night, 

October 26th, at 7:30 p. 

m. and continue through 

each Wednesday night 

thereafter until' closing 

Novembc 23rd. 

I The Outreach i 

I Prayer 

r 

Members and friends 

of the Outreach Prayer 

Breakfast met in the 

spacious fellowship hall 

of Christ Tmple Church 

of God m Christ last 

Saturday morning. The 

love of God was ah over 

tl e place working 

through his people, and it 

was beautiiul. 

Opening devotion and 

business session was conducted 

by Mrs. D. Hood, 

Mrs. M. Boguj, Mrs. C. 

Cage and Mrs. J. Sowcll. 

Beautiful musical selections 

were sung by Mrs. 

Loggins. She sung "Pray 

For Me." 

The morning scripture 

lesson was taught by Mrs. 

Alberta Loggins. Her subject 

was "The Necessity 

of Prayer." Her scriptures 

Phllipians 4:6, St. Luke 

18:1, Romans 8:26-28- ; 

Epheslans 6:18, I John 

5:14-1- 5, Isiah 26:3; H 

Chronicles 7:14 and 

"Phillip 4:6. 

"Be. careful for 

nothingTbut in everything 

Jby 

Let 

prayer and supplica-tio- n 

with thanksgiving. 

your requests be 

made known unto God. 

This speaker said, "So 

often we want to tell God 

all the things we want and 

need without being willing 

to do His will. Prayer 

Will elim'nate these problems 

and others we are 

most plagued with. Such 

as high blood pressure, 

heart attacks. God loves 

all of us - all groups of his 

people who have ac- - 

day morning began at 

9:30 a. m. with Sunday 

Bredkfast 1 

i 

Baptist Church News 

ha-vest 

Phlllifiiaita - I can do all 

things through C'. : which strengthens 

me. 

Lord, please bless A. ne.ica 

3atan filled our store? , with 

God through with us 

- Arranged - - not yt. Let's pray for one another, --.ways. 

Directed Produced Guided by My Joaauj Qleiftat 

Wrttte by Bjy f J." Morrison, ai Your Brother In Qy Jetus 

tups ant.. 

The general topic for 

this quarter of lessons 

have been "Our Biblical 

Faith." Our rhrtstian faith 

is not based on 

philosophical speculation 

or historical tradition but 

on c vine revelation. This 

revelation is found 

primary in (he Bible, 

which is God's word to 

us. 

ceptenlm as Lord, x 

II CJrap.;Is 7: 14 

my people thafc called by 

name Shaln humble 

themselves and pray and 

!ek my face and turn 

away from their wicked 

ways, the.i will 1 hear 

from heaven and will 

forgive their sin and will 

heal our land. 

This missionary truly 

has a message fc you 

land us. We love you, 

Mrs. Loggins. And that's 

the truth. How about you 

out there?? 

Thought for the week: 

"Together We can 

change our worfid 

through Jesus 

Christ." Think about 

it' 

Breakfast was served 

physicallyand spiritually, 

join usk V 

Our guesl list lastweek 

included: Rev. J. V. .Harris, 

Mrs. W. D. Haynes, 

Mrs; C. C. .Peoples, Mrs. 

Clasiie Lee Journer, Mr. 

Alberta Loggins, arid 

Fannie Jaushlin. 

Thank ycu for you; 

presencel 

Our sick and shut In 

residents include: Mrs. C. 

E. Fair patient at St. 

Mary's Hospital; Mrs. 

Alberta Bishop, Mrs. 

Ham'lton, Ms. Mortie 

Lee ?lmon, Mrs. Willie 

M. Cfrrothers, Mr. T. S. 

Jamison, Rosie Lee 

Miners, Bonnie Smith, 

Mr. Andrew Williams, 

Mr- - Murrell Brown, Mr. 

Henry Stevens and Mrs. 

Josey Bonner. 

School. Each individual 

class were studying ne 

lesson, "The Means: 

(Sod's Son." Scriptures 

ware Romans 

3;21-26- ; 

5:6-11- ; Colossians 

1:13-14- . Supt. George 

Jackson presided over 

the Sunday School 

lesson. 

Last Sunday was Mission 

Day. Sisters G. 

Henderson and M. Bell 

led devotion. The choir 

begfc.i the morning worship 

with singing "Paise 

Him." Everyone should I 

praise Him, for without 

Him we would be 

nothing. 

Bri .ging the message 

of the hour was astor. F. 

B. Bell. His topic was 

"What Is Your Purpose?" 

1 ne message toucnea ine 

hearts and souls of all. 

We need to examine 

ourselves closely, Snd 

find the true purpose c i 

our wing. 

The Mission sisters 

presented a short program 

at 3 p m. last Sur-da- y. 

The program was 

entitled "Thou Fool." 

Each sister played a 

wonrfarfcii part in the 

beautiful play. Sister G. 

Henderson played the 

role of J. Oemiut; 

Sister f. MosUy, 

Beast ms Seot-etary-; 

Sister M. Robinson, 

Miee IMUsmr; SistsT 

L. Lewis, PiMMf' 

Cant on Pap 8 

This quarter study is 

divided into 'hree units. 

Unit I (lesson 1-- 4) is called 

"God Reveals 

Himself." which we have 

already completed. Unit 

II 5-- 8) (lesson o entitled 

"God Redeem Hit Peo-pte,- " 

which we are now 

studying. Unit III (lesson 

9-1- 3) 

Hfe 

is "God Relates to 

People." So our 

,';'God of mercy toidey, 

ttinre are many people 

who don't knoW the seal 

power In pray '.aftdyur 

previous wtfrd. Help 

these and other&'to stand 

" 'on 

(h3 passage'tif 0Uf. 

word in Mati ,11:11-3- 6; 

HI John L2. these, aire 

for your ctfflWremtfh.ocan 

believe. Thank ym, nwr 

for that mountain moving 

power which Is our'slc 

day. If we only work our 

faith. We are claiming 

these scriptures today in 

the precious name of 

Jesus, we ptay. AMEN. 

Mrs. Fannie Jashlln 

truly made all this t ossi-bl- e 

along with the pastor 

and Mrs. Alberta Loggins. 

This group is most 

grateful! 

We truly hope to see 

you on these three nights 

of prayer this- - week at 

Chrfst Temple Church of 

God In Christ, 2411 Fir 

Avenue. Each prayer service 

will began at 7:30 p. 

m. Together we can 

change our world! 

The one we live 

in! Can any good come 

out of Nazareth?? 

"Come and seel" 

Closing prayer was offered 

by Rev. C. Harris; 

while the closing scripture 

was. read by Mrs. M. 

Bogus. The aim was 

made known by Mrs. C. 

C. Peoples 

Keep smiling, 

everyone. It's good for 

your face muscles and 

those around you. 

Mrs. Mary Ward, president; 

Mrs. C. E. Fair, 

vice president; Mrs. 

Mildred Bogus, acting 

secretary; and. Mrs. D. 

Hood, reporter. 

Mount Vernon United 

Methodist Church 

2304 Cedar Avenue 

"Profjrese is the Path" 

Chureh Seheel 

Marning Worship 

Bible School 

"God Our Falhtr. Chrto Our 

Man Our Brothtr" 

Rdemr. 

"A CimreA tfuts n Frat4 t 

MHtify wit tkc fraireeie4M 

focus this quarter is on 

who God is and what He 

does. 

Let's glance back to see 

what we have learned 

thus far. Logically, we 

started with "God's Crea- 

tion," beginning 

study at the very "beginning;. 

Genesis 1:1. Then 

we moved on to the 

"God of History focus-in-, 

q especially on the 

hls'iry of the Israelites. 

'. rte rest of the Old Testament 

was caught up in 

"God of 1. .spired Prophets." 

The climax, of 

course, , was 'God in 

Christ;" 

The- - second unit, on 

redemption, naturally 

started with the Droblem 

of n and moved on to 

the mdtive for redemp 

tiqn in God's love; the 

means of redemption, 

God's Son, and the 

result, new person. 

The 

Relates 

third unit, God 

tu His People," 

which we are about to 

study, 'ogically start with 

Gdd's gracious covenant 

fend then to God's steadfast 

love, His indwelling 

peo- 

spirit, His called-ou- t 

ple, 

uThank You" 

and finally, God's 

witnessing people." 

We would like to invite 

all Sunday Schocl 

superintendents and 

teachers as well as the 

public to join us as we 

continue this Biblical 

study. Each session will 

be at the Community 

Baptist Church, 220 

"Quirt Avenue, starting on 

Wednesday, October 26, 

1983, at 7:30 p.m. and 

will continue each 

Wednesday night, 

through November 23, 

1983. 

There will be a. different 

teacher eich wee! . 

There will be a weekly 

quiz on each lesson 

prepared by one of our 

church workers. The 

Youth Department will 

serve as membership 

contact commiUje. 

Ray E. McCoy, Sunday 

School superintendent; 

Rev. Tony 

Williams, Sr. , pastor. 

Our many thanks to Church 

members and Srlnds Sor 1 our 

thoughtfulness letters, flowers, 

cards, food, and most o5 all, your 

precious, prayers. May God continue to 

bless ach of you is our prayer. 

The McCormick Family 

Rev. Bruce Kng 

Fustar 

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Episcopal Church 

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ext. 135 

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6610 Quaker Avcnut 

Lubbock, Texas 794 ? 

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degree and experience in child care required. 

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3983 Chevrolet Pickup $4,395.00 

X97 Bulck Limited .... 2 door .... $2,95.0 

t975 Mercu 'V Z door 

1977 Granada $2,57.00 

1977 Ford Courier Pickup $2,095.00 

1977 Plymouth Station Wagon $1,995-6- 0 

1977 Plymouth , 4 door $1,805.00 

979 Oldsmoollr 4 door ..... $4,495.00 

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1981 Caprice Classic $6,995.00 

Diesel Powered All Power Loaded! 

Lets of nice good work cars 

as as 

X972 -- 1977 Models little $400 down! 

Will trade car tor equity in 

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trailer. 

"West Texas Leadinq Olds Dealer" 

BILL RAVEN 

Villa Qldsmobile, Inc. 

5301 South Avenue Drive 

Luhhock. Texas 

747-297- 4 

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Dogs For Sale - 

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Completely Remedied 

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Starting at $185 per month! 

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Public Notice 

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IN THE 

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Persons interested in statewide procurement 

opportunities should check 

the bulletin hoard in the Economic 

Development Department of the 

South Plains Association of Govern- 

ments offices-'a- t 

3424 Avenu H, 

- 

Lub-boc- k, 

Texas. The SPAG offices are open 

from 8 AM to $ PM, Monday through 

Friday. 

3 ! Flack business 

i 

If you are a Black Business person in 

Lubbock, South Plains, or Eastern New 

Mcxxco, please send us your name, address 

and tj'pe of business. If you are a 

professional, please send us your name, 

aaoress ana proxessiwsi. 

Please send this information to the 

following address: 

"Southwest Digest" 

Black BusinessProfessional Directory 

5IO East 23rd Street 


Or call for inSorniation at 

762-361- 2. 

Help us to I t others know who you 

are and what you do or what goods 

andor service you have. 

Name 

Address 

Type of Business 

Year Opened 

No. 

of Employees 

Structure of Business: 

' . . 

Sole ProprietorPartnership .orp. 

. Copier For Sale 

- For Sale - 

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ONLY 

ACT Personnel 

7212 Joliet 

793-14- 9 

Bla It inventor Andrew J. ftrtf wet twerded $50,000 

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Prescription - Drugs 

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Store Hour; 

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SurJays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m 

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Pharmacies 

PHARMACY 

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Matches 

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Diary Products 

If it's Borden, 

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Lubbock, Texas 

DAVID SOWELL 

Home- - 765-867- 9 

MEN'S DEPART MENT 

--Mom 

NOTICE 

EADti1.S1IW?nT.i 

Plttatf 12:0 Noon Monday 

i Display Ad' 12:04 Nuiu, Tuesday 

CtatMfled Ads 5:00 P.M. Monday 

t4 ALL COW MUST BE TYPED OR READABLE 

,ALL PICTURES IN BLACK A WHITE, IF 

.. POSSIBLF . 1

THIS N THAT 

.... HARD WOKK 

.... and .... MANY 

YKAHS .... but It can 

be done. .. BLACKS 

... just don't up and .... 

MOVE .... from their 

. .. CHURCHBS ... 

The RICHARD 

ALLEN TORY .... 

founder f the African 

Methodist Episcopal 

Church . is a good example! 

This is . . . OUR 

5tTY .... but we .... 

DON'T .... need others 

doing it for us .... we 

need to start doing 

somethings for 

ourselves.... and .... 

most of an ... PASS 

THE BATON ON! 

TUTORING 

PROGRAM!! THIS 

N THAT ... woutu like 

to .... ENC OUR AGE 

the special 

TUTORING PRO- 

GRAM .... designed to 

hi lp children read .... 

FIRST GRADE 

THRU SIXTH 

GRADE ... Program 

will begin .... Saturday 

.... November 12th .... 

from 10 a. m to 12 

noon!! Program will be 

held in the cafeteria of ... . 

ELLA ILLS 

ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL!! BE 

THERE i 

DOING MUCH 

Co-publish- er 

BETTER!! 

.... of the 


EDDIE P. 

RICHARDSON, 

JR is doing much 

better .... after a brief illness 

.... last weekend. . . . 

Appreciate .... all the .... 

inquiries about 

Brother Richardson.... 

GOOD CHOIR!! 

No doubt about it .... the 

Yoloiada 

Continued from Page 2 

television, 

billboards, candy 

wrapper??, etc. 

" 

"Another tip: so 

years from now 

both the camera 

and the darkroom 

will undergo a 

technical change, 

so your best bet is 

to b?gin to 

understand that 

the computers are 

coming in this 

field too." You 

can prepare 

yourself by 

becoming more 

fat liliar with the 

computer world. 

A Couple Must 

Support One 

Another's 

Differences 

DEAR YOLONDA: 

I've been married for 

eight years, but lately my 

husband and I are going 

through many changes. 

Part of the problem, I 

believe, is that we have 

nothing in common. I'm 

friendly, he's shy. I like to 

go out, he likes his beer 

and TV. I think our son 

should go to a Catholic 

school, he says that's a 

waste of money. I think 

I've married the wrong 

man. I'd like to know 

how other couples handle 

these many differences. 

Yvonne, in Rockford 

DEAR YVONNE: 

The message that I 

receive frejn my 

mail bag is that 

having something 

in eimmen is not 

the glue that 

cements cowplec. 

Rather, it's a willingness 

to sup- 

port one another 

cilf-fereMoe- in your sT 

Haven't 

you noticed? 

Many sky people 

are married toan 

cmtgaing partner. 

So what? So, if 

you're looking for 

reasons to fertak 

up, koep looking. 

Got a problem or a 

grie? Write Yolonda 

Gayhs P. O. Box 

19112, Chicago, Illinois 

60619 

forty or so members of 

the . ST. JOHN 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH .... to a 

... GOOD!! He.rd 

them sing .... GOD'S 

PRAISES .... Uu. 

Sunday afternoon at .... 

Bethel A. M. E. Church 

.... along with the .... 

WILSON 

BROTHERS!! What 

an afternoon of .... IN- 

SPIRATIONS Rev. 

James Moore .... is he 

proud pastor of this 

group. .. Frogram was 

sponsored by .... Bethel's 

Senior Choir No. 2 .... 

known as the 

GOSPEL CHORUS 

SISTER OLLIE 

COLEMAN .... president! 

D. C. KINNER 

THE BARBER 

SAYS: "If .... I tell .... 

YOU .... a chicken .... 

DIPS SNUFF .... 

!oo.. inder Its wing .... 

and find the 

BOX!!" 

UPCOMING 

DEVELOPMENT! 

D. C. FAIR, JR 

executive director of the 

Housing Authority Board 

.... Lubbock .... advises 

THIS N THAT 

.... there will be some .... 

POSITSVE 

DEVELOPMENTS 

.... in a few weeks!! 

First Grade 

Fair 

The annual First Grade 

Fair will be held at 

Williams Elementary 

School, Monday, October 

31, from 1:45 p. rn. 

to 3:00 p. m. 

Fair booths will be set 

up in the cafeteria. Some 

of the fun will include 

fishing for ducks, a dart 

board, and water pistols 

to shoot candle flames. 

Already, first graders are 

earning fair tickets from 

their teachers .through 

good citizenship elc. to 

spend at the fair. 

The fair has been held 

every year since Williams 

Elementary School opened. 

Carpenter 


mits mat running the City 

cf Lubbock is a day to 

day business. "That's 

why it will need a person 

of my caliber to handle 

this day to day situation," 

he said. 

"I'm for the implementation 

of the 10 percent 

set aside programs here. 

But to my knowledge at a 

federal installation in this 

area, I know of this program 

being misused. It is 

being used as a game," 

he continued. 

"Concerned-Citizen- s of 

Lubbock (CCL) was a 

good effort at the outset, 

but it (CCL) hac 

members who were self 

serving. They were only 

there looking fcp'r 

something for 

themselves," said 

Carpenter. 

In talking about the 

problems of Lubbock, he 

said, "Water is our basic 

problem. A city without 

water is a city without industry. 

Without heavy industry, 

there is no 

employment for that city. 

That is our problem 

here," said Carpenter. 

"It is a must that we fill 

this void in our conmur 

We need people to 

put their money- - where 

their mouths 'are. Talk is 

effeap!" said Carpenter. 

"The parson elected to 

fill this Mayor Pro Ttm 

position must be one for 

all The citizens of Lubbock, 

especially the 

minorities," he said. 

Carpenter predicts that 

there will be only 5,000 

persons voting in this upcoming 

election come 

Tuesday, November 8th. 

"You know. I will 

come out the winner, 

because I'm best qualified 

candidate for all J Lubbock's 

citizens," concluded 

Carpenter. 

Adult 

Continued from Pag 

To regis?- - or get more 

information. call 

765-9-3. 

Texas 

Umnt Homi 

Services v ere very, 

very good throughout the 

day last Sunday. Thank 

the Lord! All the officers 

w at their post of duty. 

Devotional services were 

held by Deacon Willie 

Burleson and Sster O !ie 

Harper. Sister Harper 

read Psalms 23. Altar call 

was spiritually prayed by 

Rev. Arthur Kelly, our 

pastor, who truly prayed 

from his heart and s jI. 

Rev. John James, 

assoicate pastor, read St. 

Matthew 5:1-1- 2. 

The choir sung 

beautifully fr.n their 

hearts and souls to the 

Master. 

During thf U'a. m. 

worship hour, our. pastor 

delivered a wonderful 

n.fssage from .iwemiah 

37:17. His subject was "Is 

There Any Word From 

The Lord." He truly 

preached to God., th 

Master and he wat'ihily 

in th midst. 

Please remember the 

sick and shut-inst- o our 

prayers. Among our sick 

are: Sister SyJvla 

Williams, patient at Twin 

Cedars Nursing Home; 

Sisters Sirloma Steel and 

NROTC 


the Naval Reserve Officers 

Training 'Corps 

(NROfC). NROTC will 

pay tuition, ' books, lab 

fees and $100 a month 

while attending college. 

Over 60 universities 

nation wide offer the 

scholarship. Some of the 

Texas schools offering 

NROTC are: Texas A & 

M, Prairw View A & M. 

Rice and the University of 

Texas. 

Deadline for high 

school seniors to apply is 

December 31, 1983. Call 

744-392- 2 for more information. 

Jesse Jackson Running 


Baptist Church 

Lime Milo ands Brother 

Harry Truebbod, p. 

flents in United Convalescent 

Nursing Home. 

Tfidee who are ill in 

their home include: 

Sisters Emma Griffm, 

Delia Smith, Elizabeth 

lies and Ola Hams in. 

Please continue to pray 

for their speedy recovery. 

We thank Got; for the 

three beautiful visitors 

with us from the St. Matthew. 

Bapt'- - i Church of 

Lubboch Please come 

again!. You are afowiys 

welcome Jo 8e "with us. 

You know who you are; 

and we enjoyed" your 

presence. I 

Rev. A.thurf Kelly, 

pastor; Re. J John 

James, associateastor. 

Whistling 

Maw 

Continued r'tLm om Pa&M 

ardind those tuffts. It 

took a while, but I finally 

got my tongue around 

the highs fcftd Ihe lows of 

it. It's, a right tough song 

to wh'lstle." 

When he learned to 

whistle as a youngster, 

McArn said he "just 

wanted to be loud." Then 

he discovered the magic . 

produced by adding a 

few warbles and trills. He 

began entertaining at 

neighborhood gtheriri 

and church revivals. 

Soon, . he was a local 

celebrity. 

When he entered the. 

Army in 1953, his first 

sergeant was so .enthralled 

by the whistling soldier 

that he would stand" 

McArn on a stump in the 

woods and order him to 

entertain other troops in 

basic training. 

"Yep, while everybody 

eise. was slithering along 

on- - their bellies, I was 

standing on a tump 

whistling 'Sail Along, 

Silvery Moon'," he said. 

first step toward freedom. 

"Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make 

you free." Such is the legacy of Jesse Jackson and, for 

that, we shall forever be Indebted to him 

Tuesday, 

VOTE! 

It's Important 

you. 

GEORGE W. CARPENTER 

Candidate for Cy Council 

He sees your point of view 

as a d member of 

the) Lubbock Human Rela-- ' 

Uom Commission. He has 

proved that he can represent 

yeu. 

W. CARPENTER 

Jack Strong, Sr. 

Treas. Cf Campaign Mgr. 

5M E. 44th St. 

ufefck, Tx. 9944 

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Faith First 


Soul, and Sister 1 . W. 

Harper, Death. In this 

play, people learned thai 

c r material possessions 

that we may have hc-- e 

on crth are not worth 

the price of losing our 

soul to enjoy the things 

here on earth. Let us not 

forget where our tn::.y 

blessings come from. 

Let's sefek ye first the 

kingdom of God and his 

righteousness. 

The church will becn 

its 37th Church Anniversary 

October 30th at 3 p. 

m. It will convene 

November 3 and 4; and 

close out on the 6th. 

Everyone is invited to 

come and help us praise 

and worship the Lord. 

The members of Faith 

would like to wbh L oulse 

Lewis a happy birthday. 

Rev. Bell brought a 

wonderful report for the 

State Convention in San 

Antonio, Texas October 

9th through 14th. 

Rev. F. B. Bell, pastor; 

Ms. Alisa Henderson, 

reporter. 

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