Mrs Eth Cagle 87 of Lubbock dies after church life
Services for Mrs Ethan Cagle 87 of 2405 39th are announced. She died Friday evening after a long teaching career at Forrest Heights United Methodist Church where she taught Sunday School and served as organist. Surviving children include three sons in Texas and New Mexico, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Ethan Cagle
Cagle
Lubbock
Fatum
N.M
Forrest Heights
44Th St
Line Cail
Tatum, N. M
Jack
39Th St
Rancher John Tom "Red" Sims 76 dies in Post
Services for prominent Garza County rancher John Tom Sims will be held at 3 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Hasanes and retired W.F. Ferguson officiating. Burial follows at Terrace Cemetery under Hudman Funeral Home in Post. Sims died Thursday in Highland Hospital, Lubbock after illness. He moved from Kent County to Garza County in 1900s to ranch, married Byrdie Nell Davis in 1924 in Post. Survivors include wife, two daughters Zoe Ham of Big Lake and Jean Basinger of Slaton, three sisters, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials may be given to Texas Boys Ranch in Lubbock.
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Garza County
John Tom
Red” ‘Sims
First United Methodist Church
Charles Hasanes
W.F. Ferguson
Terrace Cemetery
Hudman
Post
Sims
Highland Hospital
Lubbock
Kent County
Byrdie Nell Davis
Southland Methodist Church
Zoe Ham
Big Lake
Jean Basinger
Slaton
Golda Bell Stanfield
Sallie Trammell
Sweetwater
Eva Davis
Clairemont
Graveside rites for Marjory Smith planned in Higgins Texas
Portales New Mexico special report shows Mrs. Marjory Smith fatally burned when her clothes caught fire while cooking. Services set for Sunday at Higgins Cemetery Higgins Texas with Wheeler Mortuary handling arrangements. She died Friday morning at New Mexico Burns Center Albuquerque after hospitalization in Roosevelt General Hospital Portales. Survived by a son and two daughters.
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Portales
N.M
Marjory Smith
Higgins Cemetery
Higgins
Tex
Wheeler Mortuary
Funeral services set for Margie Hughes Montgomery
Margie Hughes Montgomery died Wednesday at Medical Arts Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Friday at St. John s Baptist Church in Lamesa with J P Head and Frank Garig officiating. Branon Funeral Home managed arrangements. She had lived in Lamesa since 1937 and is survived by husband Jimmy, five daughters Lela Hughes Billie Sue Hoskins Bobbie Johnson Evelyn Provo Jackie Robison Montgomery, two brothers Jack White and Fermin White, and eight grandchildren.
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Montgomery
St. John’s Baptist Church
J.P. Head
Frank Garig
Jehovah's Witnesses
Branon Funeral Home
Lamesa
Hughes
Medical Arts Hospital
James
Lela Hughes
Billie Sue Hoskins
Houston
Bobbie Johnson
Evelyn Provo
Kansas City
Jackie Robison i Montgomery
Jimmy
Jack White
Seattle
Wash
Fermin White
Funeral services for Lillian Manuel Lamesa
Funeral for Lillian Manuel 53 of Lamesa will be at 2 p.m. today at St. John's Baptist Church with Rev. J H Nelson officiating. Burial follows at Lamesa Branon Funeral Home. She died Wednesday at Medical Arts Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include husband Aaron Manuel Sr. three daughters Georgia Briscoe Mexia Jan Smith Lamesa and Leshia Manuel all of Lamesa three sons Tommy Anthony both of Lamesa Agron Jr. of Austin three sisters Bobbie Mason Brady Bertha Russell Matilda Randal Brady three brothers Dan Johnson Littlefield Tommy Johnson Wheelock and Bobi Jenson Los Angeles seven grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Lillian Manuel
St. John's Baptist Church
Lamesa Cemetery
Branon Funeral Home
Manuel
Medical Arts Hospital
Aaron Manuel Sr
Georgia Briscoe
Mexia
Jan Smith
Leshia Manuel
Tommy
Anthony
Agron Jr
Austin
Bobbie Mason
Bertha ‘Russell
Matilda Randal
Brady
Dan Johnson
Littlefield
Tommy Johnson
Wheelock
Bobi Jenson
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs Ola Trimble Dies After Forty Nine Years Here
Mrs Ola Mae Beck Trimble aged 69 died at 1 10 p m in Deaf here after residing in the community for 49 years. She was active in local affairs and is survived by family members. Funeral arrangements are pending with a local undertaker.
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Wild
Alaska
Republic Supply
Masonic Lodge No
Lubbock
Scottish Rite
Moran
Brad
Kilgore
Ola Mae Beck Trimble
Obituary Briefs for Five Seagraves Area Residents
Obituaries note Monroe Leon gue 46 of Seagraves died from a tractor accident near Seminole with services at Sea graves Church of God at 2 p.m. today. Charles Allen Nance 25 of Red Bluff Calif. dies from automobile injuries near Red Bluff with 2 p.m. service at Sundown First Baptist Church. Haskell Stephens of Lorenzo dies after a brief illness with 2 p.m. service at Lorenzo First Baptist Church. Joseph L. Mc Culloch 60 a merchant seaman died at sea aboard a tanker near New York City with services pending. Merritt Woods 66 of Lakewood Calif. dies in California with services pending in Lakewood and Resthaven Singleton Wilson Funeral Home arrangements.
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Monroe Leongue
Seagraves
Seagraves Church of God
Hague
Seminole
Charles Allen Nance
Red Bluff
Calif
First Baptist Church
Sundown
Levelland
Red Blutt
McCulloch
New York City
Merritt Woods
Lakewood
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home
Woods
California
Five-year-old Henry Montoya Stable After Alley Crash
Henry Montoya five years old of 1818 East Second Street remained in stable condition Friday night at West Texas Hospital after being struck by a car in an alley. Hospital officials said he was undergoing surgery late Friday.
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Henry Montoya
E. 2Nd St
West Texas Hospital
Chita
Graham Man Leads In Lamesa Bronc Riding
Graham Man from Graham leads bareback riding at the three day Lamesa amateur rodeo with a 68. Jimmy Jones of Alpine is second with 67 and Bill Skinner of Bowie third with 61. Calf-roping leaders include Sherrell Overturff of Slaton and Charlie Price of Tatum tied at 11.1 seconds. Roy Cooper tops with 11.0. The rodeo continues tonight at 8 p.m.
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Danny Sloan
Graham
Ee ‘Sloan
Jimmy ‘Jones
Alpine
Bill Skinner
Bowie
Sherrell Overturff
Slaton
Charlie Price
Tatum, N.M
Jerry Franklin
Melrose
NL M
Roy Cooper
Pokey Arnold
Barre
Jenny Hinton
Snyder
Guy Miller
South Plains
Denton challenges CIA financed research at state facilities
Rep. Lane Denton charged a state MHMR report omits LSD experiments by CTA funded researchers at the Houston facility from 1958 to 1961. He cited Dr. Neil Burch firsthand accounts and raised concerns over using state employees and facilities to aid CIA polygraph research. MHMR officials defend the polygraph work as within legislative scope and beneficial to state investigations into mental illness.
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Austin
Neil Burch
Houston
Waco
MHMR
Central Intelligence Agency
Kenneth D. Gaver
Gaver Sai
CIA
Bond Set At $2,500 In Burglary Charge
Ricky Joe Schuessler 19, of 2120 17th St., faced arraignment in Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy's court on burglary charges. Bond set at 2500 dollars after a Monday break in at Raylene Wilbanks home at 2910 21st St. Radios and 700 dollars in meat from a freezer were reported missing.
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Ricky Joe Schuessler
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Schuessler
17Th St
Raylene Wilbanks
21St St
Overton Neighborhood Meeting on Zoning Plans
The Overton Neighborhood Association schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at First Christian Church to hear the Lubbock Planning and Zoning Department present land use and rezoning recommendations. ايضا Wallace Webb and wife join Bee County College Beeville faculty. Webb to teach business data processing. Louella Leamon, 45, of 6502 Ave P remains in serious condition after a car crash at Loop 289 and W 19th Street Thursday.
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Overton
Wallace Webb
Texas Tech University
Bee County College
Beeville
Webb
Hisife
Webb Isa Levelland
Louella Leamon
Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
Portugal Parties Rally Against All-Powerful Junta
Portugal's two largest parties plan weekend strategy conferences and public rallies to protest a leftist military junta. The Socialist and Popular Democrats accuse the military of steering the nation toward dictatorship as they seek street action, while the junta tightens grip through threats and arrests.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Popular Democrats
Portimao
Braganca
Socialist Party
Three Tan
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Vasco Goncalves
Carvalho
Northwest Texas Emergency Radio Picnic at Levelland City Park
The 10th annual Northwest Texas Emergency Radio Network Picnic and Swapfest runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Levelland City Park. Sponsored by the Hockley County Amateur Radio Club and the Northwest Texas Emergency Radio Network, ham and CB radio operators and families from the South Plains are expected.
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Corres
Levelland
Northwest Texas Emergency Radio Network
Levelland City Park
Hockley County Amateur Radio Club
South Plains
FCC Rejects Ban on Fundamentalist Religious Programs on Educational Channels
The FCC rejected a bid by West Coast promoters Jeremy Lansman and Lorenzo Milam to deny church affiliated universities and institutes use of educational channels. The decision upheld First Amendment neutrality toward religion amid a record 750000 protest letters, most of which were form or mimeographed and not reflective of the petition. The agency also declined to bar multiple ownership of educational stations in one area or impose long range financing or government funding requirements.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commmission
FCC
Jeremy D. Lansman
Lorenzo W. Milam
Lansman
Milam
Han
Jonathan David
David
Lansmian
Ephis
Plainview Trustees Award Library Addition Contract
Plainview Independent School District awarded a 304 500 dollar contract to Panhandle Construction and Engineering Co of Amarillo to add ground and basement levels to the library, doubling capacity. The board tentatively approved a 6.2 million dollar budget for 1975 76 with no tax increase and set a public hearing for August 12. A full busing schedule will be implemented to meet a new integration program, with 2800 students to be bused.
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Plainview
Plainview W
Plainview Independent School District
High Mediately
Panhandle Construction and Engineering Co
Amarillo
Retailers Appoint Clovis Man
John Hodges president of the New Mexico Retail Association names Bill Echols of Clovis as Region III vice president. Echols will oversee Curry Roosevelt Quay Lea Guadaloupe and DeBaca counties after the prior incumbent Bob Ferguson resigned to join statewide membership services full time.
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A-3
Clovis
Nim
John Hodges
The
New Mexico Retail Association
Bill Echols
Echols
Curry
Roosevelt
Quay
Lea
Guadalupe
DeBaca
Bob Ferguson
Retail Association
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George Wild
George Dean Wild
Singleton Funeral Home
Buria
Kilgore Memorial Park
Permian General Hospital
Andrews
Margie ‘Hughes
Mrs
Ola Trimble
Haskell Stephens
Lorenzo
First Baptist Church of
Stephens
Methodist Hospital
Joseph L. McCulloch
20Th St
Sanders
Graham Man
Denton
Lubbock Monument Works
George Merhie
Bill Linn
Thorn
Brwnflo
TG Special
Levelland States
Plainview Trustees
A-J
Ance
Dillards
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Wwebock
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