The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1956 Page: 2 of 12
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THE SEMINOLE SENTINEL
THURSDAY, FEB. 0, 1986
Talanted Lew Fine, "Suzy the Doll"
To Be Featured at Chamber Banquet
When the National Spotlight
Revue is presented at the Cham-
ber of Commerce Banquet on
Feb. 20, the man most responsi-
ble for the show is none other
than a talented young man
named Lew Fine.
As master of ceremonies, Fine
headlines this outstanding revue
and is ably assisted by an all-star
cast. His sense of timing and
natural gift of showmanship not
only keeps the Show moving, but
adds the touch of spice and com-
edy so necessary to any stage
revue.
Audiences will have the oppor-
tunity of seeing a master crafts-
man at work in the fields of
pantomime, music, dialogue and
impressions, for Lew Fine is defi-
nitely a master of these and
many more. His routines are en-
titled "Vibes and Jibes and Pan-
tomime" and it is aptly named
as such.
His partner in crime is a very
lv«w Fine and "Suzy"
Lone Star Still Testing in Conuly
Lone Star Prod. Co. No. 1-AO
S. G. Nelson, plugger back De-
vonian failure in southwestern
Gaines County, was continuing
to test San Andres formation on
pump.
Latest report indicated a re-
turn of 74.24 barrels of fluid In
24 hours, being 45.24 barrels of
water and 29 barrels of oil. Hole
is plugged back to 4,562 feet
from total depth of 8,625 feet,
with 9 5-8-lnch cemented at 4,320
feet with 2,750 sacks. Two and
three - eighth inch tubing was
run to 4,555 feet.
Drillslte is 1,680 feet from
southeast and 660 feet from the
west lines of Section 2, Block A-
3, In the PSL survey, two and 1-2
miles southwest of Seminole.
Ada Oil Co. No. 1 Kay Kimbell,
Section 104, Block H, D&WRR
survey, drilling 10,392 feet in
Jime and chert.
Humble No. 1-B Methodist
Home, Section 8, Block A-9, PSL
survey, drilling 10,315 feet in
lime.
Cities Service No. 1 Corrigan,
Section 3 9 0, Block G, CCSD&-
RGNG survey, at total depth of
10,938 feet in lime and dolomite
and attempting to restore circu-
lation after topping Devonian at
10,764 feet iropn samples.
Ever$*—rtttory of scicnce re-
veals more clearly a divine de-
sign in nature, a remarkable
conformity in all things, from ' downtown. These include medical
the infinitesimal to the infinite. I centers, concert halls, theaters,
—David Sarnoff. i art galleries, abundant shopping
Downtown, U.S.A.
Fighting Back
Against Suburbs
It seems certain that Suburbia,
U.S.A. is likely to keep grow-
ing, but that does not mean that
downtown areas are dead, accord-
ing to the Chamber of Commerce
of the United States.
Actually, there Is evidence that
Downtown, U.S.A. is making a
comeback. Pittburgh's reconstruc-
tion of its crowded central core,
its attack on the smoke prob-
lem are well known. Whole areas
of New York's less attractive
tenement districts have been re-
placed by handsome apartment
projects.
A number of other cities have
plans in various stages of pro-
gress for restoring downtown
areas, among them, Minneapolis,
Scranton, Worcester, Dayton, Bir-
mingham, Columbus, Ohio, Sac-
ramento and Houston.
Studies in different cities by
the National Chamber are turn-
ing up some significant changes
in atitudes toward downtown dis-,
tricts. People are beginning to
remember that our most impor-
tant amenities are to be found
life • like ventroloquist figure
called "Suzy, the Doll". Suzy, of
course, is not just an ordinary
ventriloquist's dummy, but a
life • size five foot assistant who
actually plays the Vlbraharp.
Here Is truly one of the great-
est musical comedy acts in show
business today.
With many years of show bus-
iness as background, including
all realms of stage, motion pic-
tures, radio and television, this
personable young man is certain
to keep his viewers literally In
stitches. Lew Fine has been en-
dowed with that all too rare
knack of coordinating a stage
revue into a smooth performance
with his off - hand manner of in-
troductions and Inimitable line of
patter.
All in all, it adds up to a
great show, and Lew Fine with
"Suzy" is sure to be remember-
ed for a long time to come by all
who will see and hear the Spot-
light Revue on Feb. 20.
Brownfield Bids
For Junior College
The strongest bid to date for
the establishment of a Church
of Christ Junior college in Brown-
field was made there last week.
In a meeting sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce and de-
signed to bring together respon-
sible Brownfield residents and
the church group which event-
ually will name the location site,
the following was determined:
1. Brownfield strongly desires
the college.
2. Brownfield residents will
strongly support the college.
3. Brownfield is ready to "go
all out" obtaining land, money
and other necessities to attract
the college.
Several businessmen and civic
leaders from Lubbock attended
the Brownfield meeting. Dr. J.
B. McCorkle, dentist, said:—"We
are going to set up the school
and it is going to be in the South
Plains area."
Inventories, and a multitude of
conveniences not yet available in
many suburbs.
Older persons especially, pre-
fer the downtown areas. They
want to live near the many ad-
vantages of the Central city. And
more than a few young couple
have been gratified to learn how
much they save in transportation
costs by living near the down-
town work and shopping dis-
tricts.
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Faught, Wendell. The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1956, newspaper, February 9, 1956; Seminole, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth416164/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.