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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1973

Page

4

Obituaries from Canyon Roswell and Muleshoe area

Obituaries notice listing Sam A Adams 75 with service in La Grone Chapel Canyon burial Dreamland Cemetery. Survivors include five sons, two daughters, 26 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Also George S Akin 75 with service at Trinity Baptist Roswell and burial Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock. Survivors include wife Jewel four sons and two daughters plus extended relatives. Additional notices include James Cunningham Bateman 68 former Lubbock resident, service at Resthaven Singleton-Wilson Chapel and burial in Memorial Park, with survivors listed. Mary L Raney 80 Hobbs died in Wichita Falls convalescent center. services at Griffin Funeral Home Hobbs Chapel. Beulah Motheral 87 Muleshoe died in West Plano. services at Muleshoe church and burial in Memory Gardens. Continued notices reference local officials and survivors across Hobbs Roswell Lubbock and surrounding towns.

Ellis County Adams Canyon D. C Anchorage Cloyd Tucson Jimmy South Gate Calif Harlie Bledsoe Dalton Webb Miss Mazelle Padgett Arkansas Allene George Liberal Kan Roswell George S. Akin Trinity Baptist Church of Elbert White Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock Akin Eastern New Mexico Medical Center First Baptist Church of James Cunningham Bateman Sherwood Shores Lake Texoma Resthaven Hobbs Mary L. Raney Wichita Falls Griffin Funeral Home T. B. Gartmen Raney Will Howe Sammy Fur Kenneth Northcutt Ronald Kemp Albuquerque Don Harbert Livermore Silas Fellers Amarillo G. M. Ware Brownfield Jewel Crist E. R Vernon Sisn Minseeween

Memorials for LaVesta Myers and Selma Schulz Held

LaVesta Myers 68 of Snyder died at Cogdell Memorial Hospital after an illness. Services set for Thursday at Bell Seale Funeral Home with burial in Stephenville. She leaves a husband, a Snyder daughter, four sisters and three grandchildren. Selma Ida Schulz 77 of Vernon died Monday. Services at Zion Lutheran Church near Vernon, burial at Zion Henderson Fields Funeral Home. Survivors include three sons, five brothers and four sisters.

Snyder LaVesta Myers Cogdell Memorial Hospital Seale Funeral Home Chape Sam Kitching East Side Myrtle Barnard Stephenville Bertha McGriff Vivian Pauline Emmett Fontana Calif Vernon Selma Ida Schulz Rt. 3 Zion Lutheran Church Gerald Thiel Zion Cemetery Henderson Fields Funeral Home Arthur Leroy Rockdale Monroe Floydada Alvin Schoppa Tuhoka Carl Herman Paul Schoppa

Sam Allsip Obituary Notices Hobbs New Mexico

Sam D. Allsip 63 of Hobbs died Monday at Lea General Hospital after recent surgery. Services 11 a.m. today at Griffin with Rev. Jim Miller officiating. Burial Prairie Haven Cemetery. He lived in Hobbs four years and worked as a cement mason. He is survived by his mother Margaret Allsip Pittsburg California. three daughters Doris Fuentes California Joanne Allsip Hobbs Francis Carrasco Hobbs. four sisters Nellie Smith Stanfield Oregon Thelma Sweeney Margaret Hyde Ella Kay Pittsburg California. four brothers Dane L C Vernon Pittsburg California Wallace Fairfield California. and seven grandchildren.

Hobbs Sam D. Allsip Hobbs- Lea General Hospital Griffin Funeral Home Jim Miller First United Methodist Church Prairie Haven Cemetery Allsip Margaret Allsip Pittsburg Calif Doris Fuentes California Joanne Allsip Francis Carrasco Nellie Smith Stanfield Ore Thelma Sweeney Margaret Hyde Ella Kay Dane L. C Vernon Wallace Fairfield

A L Bandy 88 Hale Center Services Today

A L Bandy 88 of Hale Center will be laid to rest at 2 p m in Hale Center Church of Christ with Billy Atha officiating. Burial follows at Plainview Memorial Park under Freeman Funeral Home. Died Sunday at Hi Plains Hospital. Born August 9 1884 in Georgia. married Ida Ferguson 1904 in Cleveland Tennessee. He moved from Decatur Tennessee in 1934 and was a retired grocer and Church of Christ member. Survivors include three sons.

Hale Center A. L. Bandy Hale Center Church of Christ Billy Atha Plainview Memorial Park Freeman Funeral Home Bandy Hi- Plains Hospital Decatur Tenn Georgia Ida Ferguson Cleveland, Tenn Church of Christ Thre Sons

Obituaries for Ruth Kirby A A Deck Porterfield and Donnie Cowart

Funeral services set for Ruth Kirby 70 at Assembly of God Stamford and A A Deck Porterfield 65 at First United Methodist Draw. Donnie Cowart 37 of Sudan to be buried in Sudan Cemetery after service at First United Methodist Sudan with memorials to church.

Obituaries Chronicle Deaths of Gray Ramsey and Smith

John Gray 68 of Alamogordo died Sunday after a brief illness. Services 10 a.m. today at Resthaven Funeral Home with burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Ramsey 41 of Se leering by Province Washington D C died Monday after a lengthy illness. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home. Bert Smith 76 of Dalhart died Sunday night. services 2 p.m. today at Sanders Memorial Chapel with burial Resthaven Memorial Park.

John Gray Alamogordo Lubbock Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson Resthaven Memorial Park Gray Roosey Oklo Tulia Dalhart Jackie Byrd Ramsey Washington D.C Ramsey Walter Reed Army Medical Center Allengthy Rose Hill Cemetery Wallace Funeral Home Tohoka Bert Smith 38Th St Sanders Memo

Calvin Riley Haggard services announced in Lockney

Special obituary notice from Lockney reports funeral services for Calvin Riley Haggard, listing service location and scheduled date with family details and near relatives.

Lockney Calvin Riley Haggard

Ethel B King Rites Set in Lamesa

Services for Mrs. Ethel Beatrice King 80 of Lamesa will be held at 10:00 a.m. today at Branon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Charles Bowyer officiating. Burial follows at Lamesa Memorial Park. She died Monday in Ray's Hospitality Home in Lubbock. She lived in Lamesa since 1923 and was a retired bookkeeper and homemaker. She belonged to several groups and churches, survived by two sisters, two brothers, 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Lamesa Ethel Beatrice King Branon Funeral Charles Bowyer Snyder Offi‘ciating Lamesa Memorial Park Direc [Ion of Branon Funeral Home King Ray Lubbock Order of Eastern Star Confederate and Retired Teachers Association The Baptist, Church Will Q. Morris Jack Keisling el Indio Jim Abbott Lovington Henry Miller Portales James A. Miller Levelland

Services for Curtis J. Berry Held in Smyer High Auditorium

Curtis James Berry 25 of Smyer died after a motorcycle crash in Oklahoma City. Services set for 10 a.m. today at Smyer High School Auditorium with burial at City of Levelland Cemetery. He was married to Hope Floyd and survived by three daughters, his parents, three brothers, and a sister. Burial by George Price Funeral Home of Levelland.

Smyer Curtis James Jim' Berry Smyer High School J. W. Davis Lubbock Hope Floyd Church of Christ Berry Texas Tech University J. B. Lock Co Oklahoma City Kim Shannon Brandy Berry Douglas Wood Brent Okla Ronnie Lynn Gail

The Shepherd Job A devotional on Job’s trials and faith

A devotional meditation on Job 1 21 in which the speaker cites the line The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away and praises Job for blessing God amid loss. The piece highlights faith through hardship and ends by noting Job’s glorious end in gratitude.

Job Julien C. Hyee

Shane Johnson dies after long illness in Lubbock hospital

Littlefield baby Shane Ray Johnson, 17 months, died at 5:25 p.m. Monday in Methodist Hospital, Lubbock after a lengthy illness. Funeral services are at 3 p.m. today at First Baptist Church, Littlefield, with Rev. A L Kennemer officiating. Burial at Littlefield Cemetery directed by Hammons Funeral Home. Survivors include parents Deon Grigsby Johnson of Lovington and Charles Ray Johnson of Hobbs, grandparents Virgie Austin, Harvey Grigsby, Orlen Floyd, and B J Johnson, and many great grandparents. Pallbearers named. Memorials requested to Crippled Children's Service, Santa Fe NM.

Sudan Donnie Cowart Methodist Lubbock United Methodist Aubrey White U.S. Sherrill Hammons Littlefield Cwirt First United Methodist Church of Finance Commission Cowart Farmers Co-O Gin Mary Donald Randell Traci Virgil Cowart Sir Gist St Marvin 55Th St Ane Dayton 62Nd St Wayne Riverside Calif Scrubbs Messamore Edward Fisher Olin Nix Calvin Baker James Nix Gayle Brown First United Methodist Church Shane Ray Johnson Lubbock’s Methodist Hospital First Baptist Church of A. L. Kennemer Littlefield Cemetery Charles Ray Johnson Hobbs Virgie Austin Lovington Harvey Grigsby Amherst Orlen Floyd B. J. Johnson Mabel Martin Post Dennis Jones L. Hf. Pickrell Fieldton Nannie Johnson Phoenix Ariz Una Grigsby

Services for Mrs Mattie Belle McBroom

Funeral services for Mrs Mattie Belle McBroom 93 longtime Lubbock resident will be at 10 30 a m today at Sanders Memorial Chapel officiated by associate minister Horace Coffman of Broadway Church of Christ with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery She died about 11 p m Monday in Parkway Nursing Home where she had lived about 70 years

Ruth Kirby 24Th St Assembly of God Stamford Stamford Memorial Cemetery Kinney Funeral Home Mattie Belle McBroom Lubbock Sanders Memorial Chapel Horace Coffman Broadway Church of Christ City of Lubbock

Funeral set for Roy Puryear former Lubbock resident

Roy Puryear 52 of South Bend will be laid to rest at 4 p.m. in Northside Assembly of God Church with Rev. Scott F. Mitchell officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Sheriff reports Puryear was shot four times Monday during a property line dispute. Shibley Bias, also shot, faces murder charges. Bias transferred to Wichita Falls Hospital for treatment. Survivors include wife a daughter and five brothers along with a sister and three grandchildren.

Lubbock Roy Puryear South Bend Northside Assembly of God Scott F. Mitchell City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Young County John Edwards Puryear Shibley Bias Justice Court of N. L Barrett Edwards Wichita Falls Hospital Bias Lynn Maddox 10Th St George Puryear Newcomb St Walter Eagle Pass T. L Aubrey Brownfield Frank Long Beach Calif G. H Billy G. Reed New Deal

Passport denied Cleaver faces renewed travel ban

Paris AP reports former Black Panther leader Ildridge Cleaver remains barred from renewing his American passport since 1968 after fleeing the United States and during parole revocation linked to a gun duel with Oakland police.

Paris Ildridge Cleaver United States Oakland Calif

Harold H Offutt dies. services in Odessa

Harold H Offutt, a Lafayette College graduate and chemist, died after illness. Services are at 2 p.m. in Rix Funeral Chapel with burial in Odessa Cemetery. He lived in Odessa since 1948, co founded Home Corner Realty in 1960, and was a member of the American Chemical Society. He is survived by his wife Trudy four sons and six grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the Odessa Boys Club.

Odessa Harold H. Offutt Medical Center Hospital Rix Offutt Lafayette College American Chemical Society Trudy Home Corner Realty Co David Offutt Houston Lee el Paso Daniel Austin Robert Odessa Boys Club

Roland Pike Ad Correspondent ODESSA

Roland E. Pike 35, former Odessa resident, died Saturday in Nashville Tennessee from burns in a fire. He was a 1956 Odessa High School graduate, attended Texas Tech, lived in Nashville 10 years, and wrote songs for recording companies. Survived by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pike, five brothers Glenn Jr Charles Wayne Leighton Sgt Carleen Pike and sister Mrs J W Beard.

Odessa Rix Funeral Roland E. Pike Nashville Tenn Burns Pike Odessa High School Texas Tech University Glenn Pike Glenn Jr Phoenix Ariz Charles Wayne Leighton New Orleans Sgt Carleen Pike U.S. Armed Forces J. W. Beard Ingleside

Thompson, 69, Former Castro Figure, Dies

Andy Thompson Corres SpOEGER of MULESHOE, aged 69, a former Castro figure, has died. Details on tenure and impact were not fully listed in the fragment.

Corres Spoeger Andy M Castro

Painting loaned from Goodland resident on display at South Plains Mall

A painting of Col C C Slaughter’s Long S Ranch stage coach is on loan from Mrs Frances Stegall of Goodland and Hiley Boyd of 5204 W 7th St and hangs in the West bank at South Plains Mall Lubbock. The piece honors local history and is a joint loan by area residents. Gertrude Irish is listed in satisfactory condition after a one car accident near her home. William F Fulton of Apache Junction AZ died March 28 in Superior AZ at age 40. survivors include his wife Dorothy Hickman and five sons. A horticulture class at Garden and Arts Center will host a tree identification lecture at 1 PM. Tommy Sager received Sailor of the Month from Frank Sutton at the Hayloft Dinner Theatre. Sager, co owner of Sager and Sager Construction Co., lives at 2717 60th St and was honored for outstanding military excellence and dress.

Col. C. C. Slaughter Long S Ranch Stagecoach Fbank Lubbock South Plains Mall Frances Stegall Goodland Community Hiley Boyd 7Th St Gertrude Irish Ees St Methodist Hospital B. L. West Rt. 2 William F. Fulton Apache Junction Ariz Fulton Superior Dorothy Hickman Muleshoe Tommy Sager Frank Sutton Hayloft Sutton Sager Sager and Sager Construction Co 60Th St

Orbie Trammel Rites Planned in Oklahoma City

Services will be held at 2 p.m. today at Capital Funeral Home for Orbie Trammel 67 of Hobbs who died Saturday at Hobbs Lea General Hospital. Burial will follow in a Oklahoma City cemetery. Trammel, a native of Oklahoma, retired from Price's Creameries of Hobbs. Survivors include Hazel a son W A of Jum a Ariz. two daughters Mildred Ramos Moore Okla and Betty Robinson Oklahoma City. two stepsons Bob Elwell Dallas and Homer Elwell Lafayette La. eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Lockney Assembly Off God Church Joe Stone Floydada Assembly of God Church Bob Wright Assembly of God Church Lockney Cemetery Carter Haggard Lockney General Hospital Oak Hill Winnsboro Hazel Julian Oklahoma City Clinton Paw‘Stuckett, R. I Geneva Smith Oregon Clara ‘Marcott Choctaw Okla Flora Lee Dunn June Thomas Arlington Fewel Wolfe Elk City Wanda Haggard Violet Caylor Dallas Laura Saffer Cave Junction Ore Lola Todd Venta Capital Orbie Trammel Hobbs Trammel Hobbs-Lea General Hospital Griffin Funeral Home Oklahoma Price's Creameries W. A Juma Ariz Mildred Ramos Moore, Okla Betty Robinson Bob Elwell Homer Elwell Lafayette

Odessa Prayer Breakfast Set

The fifth annual Mayor's Prayer Breakfast will be at 7 a m in Exhibition Hall A at the Ector County Coliseum Odessa. Paul Anderson the 1956 Olympic gold medalist and claimed strongest man will speak. He represents the Paul Anderson Youth Home in Vidalia Georgia. The event was originated by Odessa mayor Jim Reese.

Odessa Ector County Coliseum Paul Anderson Australia

Watergate Figure G Gordon Liddy Sentenced For Contempt

Federal judge adds up to 18 months in prison for G Gordon Liddy after he refused to answer a grand jury question about further Watergate co conspirators. The case centers on the 1972 political scandal and Liddy’s role as a Watergate conspirator.

John N. Mitchell White House John W. Dean III Nixon Jeb Magruder Watergate McCord Liddy Senate Mitchell Magruder Dean U.S

Rise In Minority Businesses Seen In Lubbock

Tom Sauceda of the Office of Minority Business Enterprise told the Human Relations Commission that the office has helped one minority business secure a loan and is working on five others. He warned that while minority businesses are consumers, they must become producers, noting only about 95 minority owned stores exist among Lubbock's 1,800 retailers.

Tom Sauceda Lubbock Office of Minority Businessnterprise Human Relations Commission Sauceda

Pauline Walker Dies in Tahoka After Illness

Pauline T. Walker of Lubbock died at 5 20 am Tuesday after an extended illness. A native of Dawson she moved to Lynn County in 1916 from Hill County. She married Paul Walker Jan 2 1933 in Hobbs and was a Texas Tech graduate. Survivors include a sister Grace Paul and two nieces. Burial will be in Tahoka Cemetery with White Funeral Home directing.

Austin Jack W. Gullahorn University of Texas Abilene Tahora Daily Texan United Method Tahoka Pauline T. Walker Lubbock Jim Turner First Baptist Church White Funeral Home Pythians Grace Paul Harlingen Juanell Wheeler Brownwood Sue Townsend Odessa Lewis Walker David Walker Charles Huffman Ronnie Huffman Jim Bob Curry Carl Verhines

Thomas Weldon White 65 Funeral in Henderson Chapel

Funeral services for Thomas Weldon White 65 of 2119 6th Street are set for 2 p m today at Henderson Chapel with Rev J Ward Griffin of First United Methodist Church officiating. Burial follows in City of Lubbock Cemetery. White died Monday evening at West Texas Hospital. Survivors include two sons Jerry W White of Fayetteville NC and Thomas W White of Houston, a brother Clayton White, a sister Mrs J B Meredith, and his mother Mrs Winnie White.

Thomas Weldon White 6Th St Henderson Chapel J. Ward Griffin First United Methodist Church City of Lubbock Henderson White West Texas Hospital Lubbock Jisse White Jerry W. White Fayetteville N.C Thomas W. White Houston Clayton White J. B. Meredith Mount Vernon Winnie White

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