Funeral services for B A Battenfield Clovis rancher 84
Funeral services for B A Battenfield 84 will be at 4 p m today in the Steed Memorial Chapel Clovis. He died Sunday in Clovis Memorial Hospital and will be buried in Mission Garden of Memories under Steed Todd Funeral Home direction. He was a resident of Hotel Clovis and a retired rancher. Surviving are two sons H M and Allen Eugene of Houston and two daughters Mrs L C Hutchinson of Phillips Texas and Mrs C J Finch of Riverside California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
B. A. Battenfield
Steed Memorial
Battenfield
Hotel Clovis
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Buria
Mission Garden of Memories
Steed-Todd Funeral Home
H. E. Bergstrom
Parkland Baptist Church
H. M
Alien Eugene
Houston
L. C. Hutchinson
Phillips, Tex
C. J. Finch
Riverside
Calif
Walter Bond Sr. 66 Former Lubbock resident services
Walter Bond Sr. 66 a former Lubbock resident, will be honored at a 2 p.m. Wednesday service at Resthaven Singleton Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Morris Sheats of Trinity Church officiating. Burial will follow at Resthaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bond Sr
Lubbock
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home
Morris Sheats
Trinity Church
Resthaven
Memorial Park Pharamacist Bond Dies at 64 in Phoenix
Memorial notices report Walter W Bond Sr a longtime West Texas pharmacist who died Saturday in St Josephs Hospital Phoenix after a brief illness He lived in Amarillo Brownfield and Lubbock and retired in 1968 later selling for Nationwide Products Inc He served as a World War II Army captain and was a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association and Brownfield Masonic Lodge He is survived by his son Walter W Bond Jr of Phoenix and a sister Shidley Van Meester of Westport Conn Pallbearers named Alfred Bond Burl Jones Haskell Folsom Gordon Moore Horace Roberts and Leon Cartwright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
American Pharmaceutical Assoc
Brownfield Masome Lodge No
Walter W. Jr
Phoenix
Shidley van Mester
West Port
Conn
Alfred Bond
Burl Jones
Haskell Folsom
Gordon Moore
Horace Roberts
Leon Cartwright
Odessa Man Drowns While Trying to Save Sister at Lake
Willie Davidson, 61, of Odessa, drowned at Lake E. V. Spence after entering the water to rescue his sister Minnie Lee Sharp, who had fallen in while fishing. Two passing fishermen pulled Sharp to safety. Davidson could not be saved. Sheriff ruled accidental drowning. Davidson, an Odessa resident 35 years, leaves two daughters, two sons, another sister and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Rix
Willie Davidson
Lake E. V
Davidson
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Services for Mrs Fuga Engram Held in Clovis
Mrs Fuga Engram 87 longtime Curry County resident dies. Services held at 2 p m in Steed Memorial Chapel with Rev Randol officiating. Burial in Texico Cemetery. Survivors include son Millard of Sudan two daughters Irene Baker and Hester Earley both of Clovis ten grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Fuga Engram
Curry
Steed Memorial Chapel
Ebb Randol
Church of Christ
Farwell
Aubrey White
First United Methodist Church
Sudan
Texico Cemetery
Steed-Todd Funeral Home
Millard C
Irene Baker
Hester Earley
Funeral notices and obituaries across Texas towns
Obituaries and funeral notices for Apolono Moreno Santos Resendes Mrs Freeman Strickland James Edward Dye and others from Crosbyton Abernathy Tuscola O'Donnell San Benito Odessa and surrounding areas list death details service times burial locations and directing funeral homes including King Chambers Bry Hubbard Kelly Thomas and local church affiliations. Survivors and hometowns are noted.
James Dodson 78 Dies. Rites Today in Tulia
James Dodson 78 of Tulsa dies Sunday in Plainview Convalescent Home. Services are at 2 p.m. today in Wallace Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. F W Elmore officiating. Burial is in Kress Cemetery. He was born in Texas and was a retired farm laborer. survivors include sister Mrs Linnie Spain of Duncan Oklahoma.
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Asal
TULIA
James Dodson
Tulsa
Wallace Funeral Home
F. W. Elmore
Calvary Baptist Church
Kress Cemetery
Texas
Dodson
Plainview
Linnie Spain
Duncan
Okla
Services for Mack Ellison Held at First Baptist Crosbyton
Mack Henry Ellison 84 of Crosbyton died Sunday night at the Crosbyton Nursing Home of natural causes. Funeral services were set for 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church with Rev. Ernest Stewart officiating. Burial in Crosbyton Cemetery under King Funeral Home. Ellison, a native of Speedwell Tennessee, lived in Crosbyton since 1906. retired cowboy and farmer. survived by wife Lizzie, four sons Frank Crosbyton Ed Carlston Henry Donald of Lubbock, daughter Mrs Bill Phillips of Lubbock, sisters Mrs Ona Taylor of Lubbock and Mrs Mae Marchbank of Corvallis Oregon, six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
Mack Henry Ellison
First Baptist Church
Ernest Stewart
King Funeral Home
Ellison
Speedwell
Tenn
Lizzie
Frank
Carlston
Henry
Donald
Funeral services planned for Joe Fowlks in Odessa
Funeral services were pending at Rix Funeral Home for Joe Fowlks 34 of Detroit Michigan who died early Monday at Medical Center Hospital after eight miles east of Sheffield auto wreck. He was in intensive care since March 22 and taken to the hospital by Iraan Ambulance Service. Survived by his mother Ruth Tolbert of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Rix Funeral Home
Joe Fowlks
Detroit
Mich
Medical Center Hospital
U.S. 290
Sheffield
Modessa
Polly Heatley 76 Former Lubbock Resident Dies in Wilcox
Polly Heatley 76 a former Lubbock resident died Sunday in Wilcox Arizona after a short illness Services were pending at Sanders Funeral Home He owned a cabinet shop in Lubbock and moved to Wilcox ten years ago Survivors include son William Lee Heatley of Lake Ransom Canyon and five grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. CC
Polly" Heatley
Lubbock
Wilcox
Ariz
Sanders Funeral Home
Heatley
William Lee Heatley
Lake Ransom Canyon
Mrs Jameson Services for Lubbock Resident
Mrs. Jameson widow of Dr Pepper Bottling Co founder dies in Dallas at 94. Funeral at First United Methodist Church in Lubbock with Dr Paul M Bumbers officiating. Survivors include three children and five grandchildren. Memorials to Scottish Rite Crippled Children's Hospital or a chosen charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Jameson
Lubbock
IL A.m
First United Methodist Church
Paul M. Bumbers
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral
Jameson
Dr Pepper Bottling Co
Dallas
Mark Welch
McMinn County
Tenn
Palo Pinto County
Tex
Oklahoma
Dr Pepper-Seven Up Bottling Co
Women's Society of Christian Service
Twentieth Century Club
West Texas
Jack Weedon
Vienna
Mark J. Welch
John R. Jameson Jr
Scottish Rite Crippled Children’s Hospital
Odessa Man Carl Hetrick Dies After Long Illness
Carl P. Hetrick 67 of Odessa died Sunday at Medical Center Hospital after a lengthy illness. Services at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Rix Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. A native of Jackson Michigan, he moved to Odessa in MHS and was a self employed paint contractor. He was married to Vivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Carl P. Hetrick
Medical Center Hospital
Rix Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Jackson, Mich
Hetrick
Mhs
Vivan
AIM Leaders Called Goons In Congressional Hearing
In Washington AP reports AIM leader Russell Means faced harsh name calling at three days of hearings on Wounded Knee. Congressman Haley denounced Means and his followers as goons while Means offered to reimburse residents for property damage. Indigenous leaders pressed for treaty progress as authorities urged patience on arming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIM
Washington
Russell Means
Wounded Knee
Means
James A Haley
D-Fla
House Indian Affairs
Bureau of Affairs
Haley
Local man dies in Fort Wayne with Odessa survivors
A Fort Wayne man died on October 4 1926. He is survived by his wife three Odessa daughters Mrs L B Fahlstrom Mrs J L Williams and Mrs H T Prentice a sister Mrs Edna Striker of Toledo Ohio twelve grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Fort Wayne
Ind
L. B. Fahlstrom
J. L. Williams
H. T. Prentice
Odessa
Edna
Toledo
Ohio
Aging psalm crafted prayer for humor and kindness
The Shepherd AGING poem reflects on growing old with humor and patience. It calls for finding joy in life and avoiding strife while listening to others tale of woe without pursuing retaliation. It emphasizes kindness and cheerful resilience in tense moments.
Odessa Youth Dies Skydiving Accident at Virginia Beach
Curtis Glenn Longshore 16 formerly of Odessa died Saturday in Virginia Beach Virginia when his parachute failed to open during a skydive. He moved with his family to Virginia Beach in 1965 and was a member of Baylake Baptist Church and the Junior Parachuting Club. Survivors include his mother Mrs. Billy Acklin and stepfather, plus four grandparents from Odessa and Virginia Beach.
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A-T
Odessa
Rix
Curtis Glenn Longshore
Virginia Beach
Virginaa Beach
Baylake
Roy Norton
Marinell Lynn Ad Carrespanten Dies at 49 in Odessa
Mrs. Marinell Lynn 49, Odessa housewife, died after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Cumberland Presbyterian Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born Lovington New Mexico she moved to Odessa in 1946. Survived by husband Ladie daughter Linda Sue Seaton father Ladd Webber two sisters three brothers grandmother and a grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Carrespanten
Odessa
Marinell Lynn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Lovington
N.M
Lynn
Alpha Tau
Phi. Sigma Alpha
Price James Lee obituary service for James Price
James Lee Price 87 of Bender Terrace Nursing Home died early Monday after a lengthy illness at St Marys Hospital in Lubbock. Funeral service at 4 p m today in Sanders Memorial Chapel with Rev Charles Lutrick officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. He moved to Lubbock 55 years ago from Loren. Survivors: three sons Frank Dallas Yancey and Howard all of Lubbock, a sister Mrs E C Waldie of Long Beach California, a brother Odis of Waco, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers named Raymond Barton Clarence Barton Floyd Honey Harvey L Dunn J G Keyes Royce Mullins.
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James Lee Price
Bender Terrace
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Charles Lutrick
St. John's United Methodist Church
Depidate
City of Lubbock
Price
St. Mary's Hospital
Erath County
Lubbock
Loren
First United Methodist Church
Frank
Dallas
Yancey
58Th St
Howard
Riley Ave
E. C. Waldie
Long Beach
Calif
Odis
Waco
Raymond Barton
Clarence Barton
Floyd Honey
Harvey L. Dunn
J. G. Keyes
Royce Mullins
Willie i Weaver
Rt. 5
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home
Curtis Jackson
Canyon Community ‘Baptist Church
Doyle Smith
Primitive Baptist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Charlie Finch
James Edwin Young 64 Former Highway Patrolman
James Edwin Young 64 a former highway patrolman died after three years of ill health. He served in the Air Corps in World War II and founded Jimmie's Garage in Plainview. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at Lemons Memorial Chapel with Rev. W P Brian officiating. Burial in Plainview Cemetery under Lemons Funeral Home. He was married to Lola Mae Davidson in Hale Center on November 7, 1933. Survivors are his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
James Edward Dye
Medieal Center Hospital
Odessa Cemetery
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Marietta
Ohio
Dye
Pecos
Anna Farley
Eliasville
Temple Baptist, Church and
Woodmen of the World
James
Gerald
Rover
Detroit
Mich
Lydia Fry
Coffeyville
Wan
Frances Johnsten
Independence
Kan
Mary Jussen
Erie
Want
Plainview
James Edwin
Jimmie” Young
Lemons Memorial Chapel
Young
W. P. Brian
First Baptist Church
Plainview Cemetery
Lemons Funeral Home
Chickasha
Okla
Air Corps
American Legion
Lola Mae Davidson
Hale Center
Jimmie
Services set for William M. Needham in Cleburne
William M. Needham 88 of Cleburne a former Lubbock resident died Monday in Memorial Hospital. Services at 3 p m today in Crosier-Pearson with burial at Caddo. He was a retired automobile salesman. Survived by daughter Mrs Guy C Turner of 5316 30th St Lubbock three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne
William Martin Needham
Midland Obituaries Highlight Roy E. Terry and Donald Winkler Jr.
Mrs. Roy E. Terry, 62, died after a lengthy illness in a Midland hospital. Born in Parker County and raised in Fort Worth, she attended Texas Tech and Poly Tech High, married Roy E. Terry in 1932, and lived in California before moving to Midland in 1956. Graveside rites were held for infant Donald Raymond Winkler Jr. in Sunset Memorial Gardens, with death ruled natural by Justice of the Peace Otis Moore. Survivors include the infant’s grandparents Billy Bowman and Bob Payne.
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Midland
Newnie W. Ellis
Roy E. Terry
Parker County
Terry
Fort, Worth
Texas Tech University
Poly Tech High School
Fort Worth
California
I A and Tennessee Church of
Odessa
Donald Raymond Winkler, Jr
Donald R. Winkler Sr
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Rix Funeral Home
Medical Center Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Otis Moore
Billy Bowman
Bob Payne
Concord
Calif
Agnes Pattillo 85 dies at West Winds Convalescent Home
Mrs Agnes Pattillo 85 of 2216 3th St died about 230 p m Monday in West Winds Convalescent Home She taught Sunday school WMU and Baptist Training Union in 50 years of service She moved to Lubbock in 1933 from Lorenzo Arkansas native married Walter Pattillo in 1908 Survivors include son Paul brother Vic Lummus five grandchildren six great grandchildren pallbearers named Harold Chapman Chester Sullivan Hudson Bird L White Lattimore Ewing and Gerald Harris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Pattillo
3Th St
West Winds
Ford Memorial
First Baptist Church
J. T. Bolding
Resthaven
Adder
Sanders Funeral Home
Arkansas
Wpattilly
Lubbock
Lorenzo
Walter Pattillo
Atlanta
Tex
Guides Against Dept Collection Deceptions by FTC
A UPI brief notes a free consumer guide from the Federal Trade Commission Consumer Education Division Bureau of Consumer Protection. It explains how to handle bill collectors and where to write to request the guide in Washington DC 20580.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Consumer Education Division
Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Washington, D.C
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B. Battenfield
Walter Bond
Kuga Engram
Apolono Moreno
Lubbeck
West Texas Hospital
Crosbyton Catholic Church
Crosbyton Cemetery
St. Isadore Catholic Church
Abernathy
Santos Resendes
Ain Abernathy Cemetery
Chambers Funeral Home
Freeman Strickland
Tuscola
Strickland
Elgin
Bry Funeral Home
John
Woo
Jam
Woolam Gin
O'Donnell
Lopcot
San Benito
Mont Meta
Thomas
Woolam
Dolly Vinsant Hospital
San Beni
James Dye
M. H. Ellison
C. C. Heatley
Mrs. Jameson
Carl Hetrick
Frizzell
Capitol
Heartian Affairs
Ing
Toby
White House
Eagle Bull
Kent Friz- Eagle Bull
Zzell
The
C. C. Longshore
James Price
Anna Swanson
Anna Anne Swanson
Doyle Darwin
Resthaver Memorial Park
Robert C. Garpy
Sonora
Christ
Roy Ernest
Lewiston
Frederick Conway
Columbia, Mo
John H. Richards
Worth Minter
Sweetwater
Thomas Whittenburg
Mrs. Weaver
James Young
W. M. Needham
Donald Winkler
Mrs
Roy Terry
Apollo
George Bennett
George
Sanford Agency
Texas Ave
Soflens
Beusch & Lomb
Optical Clinic
14Th
Ave
50Th
Orlando
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