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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1973

Page

6

Obituaries from Lovington and West Texas

Obituaries report Jo seph Warren Barber age 67 found dead at home in Lovington with services pending at Smith Rogers. Also notes O B Greaves 62 of Lamesa funeral 2 p m Monday at North 14th Street Church of Christ with burial in Lames Memorial Park. Other notices include Louis Lorimer 72 in Omaha and Fred Neal 72 of Turkey with services planned, plus Louis Millard Ratliff 69 of Littlefield and other survivors and memorials.

O.B. Greaves North 14Th Street Church of Christ Larry Marshall Vernon Lames Memorial Park Greaves Medical Arts Hospital Lamesa Sire Coleman North 4Th Street Church of Christ

Mrs Morris White Deer to Be Buried in Claude Cemetery

Mrs Morris White Deer 61 former teacher at Ralls and O Donnell will be laid to rest at Claude Cemetery. Funeral arrangements handled by Carmichael Whalley Funeral Home of Pamyi with burial following at the Claude cemetery after her death at home.

White Deer John T. Morris Ralls and O'Donnell Pan Uxlay First United Methodist Church Claude Cemetery Carmichael Whalley Pamyi Morris

Lillie Phillips Dies. Longtime Texas Educator

Lillie Phillips of Abilene aged 54 dies after a career as a teacher in O'Donnell and Claude schools. A Claude native and University of Texas graduate, she had lived in Seagraves and other Texas locales and was involved with community education projects. Funeral plans were pending.

Friday Niight Claude Mor Tie University of Texas Een Seagraves O'Donnell Lillie Shrum Balis Abilene

The Greatest Gift Love Faith and Hope

A devotional verse by Julien Cryer highlighting faith hope and love as core virtues. The poem cites First Corinthians 13 13 and urges reliance on divine love to ease life and improve relations with others.

St. Paul Julien Cryer

Annie Norris 81 Services Held In Tulia

Annie Norris 81 longtime Tulia resident died Friday night in a Tulia nursing home. Funeral services were held today at Wallace Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Gerald Tidwell officiating. Burial followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. She was born in Sala doc and moved to Tulia in 1925. Survivors include son George Bozeman of Canyon three daughters Peggy Stewart Hazel Cox and Lorene Walker all of Tulia two brothers Obra L Kuykendall Amarillo and Joy Kuykendall Albuquerque NM two sisters Pearl Lotinsen Panhandle and Mamie Bell Irving TX 27 great grandchildren and 9 grandchildren.

Tulia Annie Lou Norris Wallace Funeral Home Gerald Tidwell First Baptist Church Rose Hill Cemetery Tulsa Norris Saladoc Ound First Baptist Church of George Bozeman Canyon Peggy Stewart Hazel Cox Lorene Walker Tulin Obra L., Kuykendall Amarillo Joy Kuykendall Albuquerque Uwe Pearl Lotinsen Panhandle Mamie Bell Irving

Mrs Kate Thomas 87 Shallowater resident dies at Ray's Hospital

Kate Thomas 87 of Shallowater died Saturday at Ray’s Hospitality Home after a lengthy illness. A Shallowater resident for 58 years moving from Parker County she belonged to First Baptist Church. Survived by two brothers Raymond and Sam J both of Shallowater and two sisters Mrs Ord Vincent Dublin and Mrs C J McConnell Dublin.

Kate Thomas Shallowater Franklin-Bartley Miss Thomas Ray Parkers County First Baptist Church Shallowwater Raymond Sam J Shllowater Ord Vincent C.J. McConnell Dublin

Obituary Briefs For Granville Lee Boone and Others

Obituary briefs list several services and burials across Texas and New Mexico. Granville Lee Boone 47 died after arrival at a Medical Center Hospital with services in Odes and Sunset Memorial Gardens. Paul Chavez Jr. 25 to be buried in Fort Sumner New Mexico after his parachute accident. Mrs Tressie Harmon 62 of Midland to be buried Resthaven after 2 p.m. service. FE Price Havins 86 of Rotan to be laid to rest at Dowell Cemetery. Willis Henderson Jr. 64 of Spur to be buried Spur Cemetery after 2 p.m. service. Alexander W Russell 72 Hobbs to be buried Memory Gardens after First Christian Church rites. Mrs AL OB Taff Sr. 82 former Lubbock resident to be buried City of Lubbock Cemetery after 1 a.m. Monday.

Granville Lee Boone Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel Odes Sunset Memorial Gardens Medical Center Hospital Paul Chavez Jr Baylor Ave Julian Mortuary Chapel Fort Sumner N.M Chavez Lubbock FE. P Havins Weathersbee Chapel Rotan Dowell Justin Willis R. Henderson Jr Bethel Baptist Church Spur Campbell Funeral Homie Henderson Alexander W Russell Hobbs First Christian Church Burndo Memory Gardens Griffin Funeral Home Russell AL Ob.taff Sr Bud Robinson Lys Sith St Sopam Church In Christ Childress City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home

POWs Plan Convention in Las Vegas Aims for Political Activity

Returned American POWs from North Vietnam form Red River Valley Association and plan a national convention in Las Vegas this August. Col James H Kasler says the group is considering political activity with a general layout but no specifics.

Fort Wayne Ind Las Vegas Nev James H. Kasler Saturday Kasler Indianapolis North Vietnam Red River Valley Red River Valley Association Alrready Kasler

Militant Indians and Government Face Patchy Peace Pact

Wounded Knee South Dakota tensions persist as militants and federal officials clash over terms of a truce and disarmament plan. AIM leader Russell Means demands a signed Washington pact before disarming, while Frizzell notes no meeting until Indians accept settlement terms. Means plans to verify aid to Wounded Knee and asserts the pact as a step toward treaty rights.

Wounded Knee S.C Nixon Washington Russell Means American Indian Movement ALM U.S. Asst. Atty Kent Frizzell Means White House Frizzell AIM Richard R. Hellstren U.S Justice Department Hellstren United States

Sierra Club Meeting in Lubbock at Texas Tech University

The Sierra Club monthly meeting will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday in room 113 of the Plant Science Building at Texas Tech University. A film on the lower canyons of the Rio Grande will be shown followed by a discussion. Open to the public.

Sierra Club Lubbock Plant Science Texas Tech University Rio Grande

Thieu Lays Wreath At Grave Of LBJ

South Vietnam President Thieu laid a wreath at Lyndon Johnsons grave near the LBJ ranch in Stonewall Texas and viewed the hill country he loved. He spoke with Mrs Johnson, bowed at the grave, and examined the redwood planter containing a living rose bush. He attended a luncheon then met with U.S. leaders about continued economic aid and military support.

Thieu Lyndon Johnson Nguyen van Thieu Lyndon B. Johnson Johnson Stonewall Tex South Vietnam Mrs. Johnson U.S Russia China North Vienam

Auto Mishap Near Hobbs Kills One

A 47 year old Artesia woman Margaret Ruth Hightower died when her car left a 20 foot embankment on state road 529 nine miles north of Hobbs Lea County New Mexico State Police said the vehicle tumbled end over end and she was dead on arrival at Hobbs Lea General Hospital Services for Hightower will be at 3 p m Monday in Artesia First Presbyterian Church with burial in Woodbine Cemetery Artesia under Terpening Paulin Mortuary The article notes her family including two sons a daughter a sister and two grandchildren and lists Portales Port Arthur Enid Oklahoma Newberg Oregon and Oklahoma City as places tied to relatives

Hobbs Margaret Ruth Hightower Artesia N.M Lea County Hightower New Mexico

Fire claims seven in one family in Maine

A predawn blaze in St George Maine killed seven members of the Newbert family. Adelbert Newbert and two sons escaped as investigators examined the two story home where fire consumed the structure, touching off a state fire marshal and trooper inquiry. The victims include William and Alice Newbert, Lawrence and Gloria Newbert, and three children Angel Larrabee Georgia Larrabee and Sammie Newbert. The fire reportedly began near a space heater and raged through every room. The town sits several miles north of Portland.

ST. George Maine UPI Adelbert Newbert Ofis Knox County Sheriff's Office William Newbert Alice Lawrence Newbert Gloria Angel Larrabee Georgia Larrabee Sammie Newbert Larrabee St George Edward Davis Portland

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