Mrs. O. M. Addison Dies at 73 in Lubbock Rites Today
Mrs. O. M. Addison 73 of 2216 Main St Lubbock dies Friday at Taylor Hospital after a long illness Funeral services set for 3 pm today at First Methodist Church with Dr J O Haymes and Dr J Chess Levern officiating Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction She was wife of the late Rev C M Addison a longtime West Texas Methodist minister
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O. M. Addison
Main St
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
J. 0. Haymes
J. Chess Levern
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Miss Ingraham Services Slated
Mrs Matil Ingraham a Levelland resident since 1946 dies in Slaton age 73 at Mercy Hospital Levelland. Funeral arrangements at Williams Funeral Home with burial in Levelland Cemetery. Survivors include five daughters, two sons, sisters and a brother. Pallbearers named Callum Cooksey Noel Cooksey James Paul Jones Bobby Jones Billy Bates Joe Peddy.
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Callum Cooksey
Noel Cooksey
James Paul Jones
Bobby Jones
Billy Bates
Joe Peddy
Mrs Simpson Rites Set Monday
Mrs. Mary Beatrice Simpson 73 died at her Lynn County home. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at O'Donnell First Baptist with Rev. Bill Burton. Burial in Littlefield Cemetery. Survivors: three daughters Annie Bates Dimmitt Alta Mae Lindley Scottsdale Ariz Vona Lee Stubblefield Tucson Ariz four sons Major Howard Simpson O'Donnell James William Simpson Baileyboro Walter Allen Simpson Big Spring Homer Arnold Simpson Seminole three sisters Frankie Moore Longsworth Tex Dovie Cross Sweetwater Maydle Hale Sweetwater twelve grandchildren six great grandchildren.
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O'Donnell
Mary Beatrice Simpson
Lynn County
O'Donnell First Baptist
Bill Burton
Burns
Littlefield Cemetery
Stanley Funeral Home
Tohoka
Simpson
Maytle Springs
Tex
Dade City
Mrs M R Smiths Coleman Rites Set
Coleman service scheduled for 4 p m today at Stevens Funeral Chapel for Mrs Marlin R Smith 82 longtime Coleman resident who died Friday night She survived by two sons Marlin R Smith Jr Albuquerque John H Smith Coleman daughters Edd Hector Virgil Curry Sweetwater Odean Lancaster Kyle a brother Tra Beard Portales a sister Miss Lillie Beard Coleman and fourteen grandchildren
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Coleman
Stevens
Marlin R. Smith
Lubbock
Marlin R. Smith Jr
24Th St
Ex Snyder Man Marshall Fuller Dies in Fort Worth
Fort Worth funeral arrangements are pending for Marshall Andrew Fuller 75 a Snyder pioneer bank president and rancher who died Friday night after a long illness He helped found Snyder banks and led Fort Worth's First National Bank before 1939 buried in Hart Cemetery He and his family shaped Snyder and area banking and civic life
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Snyder
Fort Worth
Marshall Andrew Fuller
Fuller
Snyders
W. A. Fuller
Scurry County
Fuller Ranch
P. L. Fuller
Marshall
Ofice
First National Bank
Hart Cemetery
Hart American Legion| i
W. M. Fuller
Snyder National Bank
WM. Fuller
Andrew T
Andrew
Europe
Matador Rites Set For Mrs. Bennett
Funeral rites for Mrs. G W Bennett 67 longtime Matador area resident will be held at 2 20 p m today at Afton Methodist Church with Rev M R Mathis officiating. She died Friday night at Stanley Hospital after an extended illness burial in Afton Cemetery under Eudy Seale Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband a son three brothers and a sister.
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G. W. Bennett
Afton
Shot Victim’s Rites Conducted Near Nazareth
Funeral services for Clarence Levi Keenum, 34, slain Thursday at his Castro County home near Nazareth were held at 4 p.m. Saturday at Hart First Methodist Church. Rev. Dinzell Leonard officiated.
Mrs. Sims Dies In City and other county notes
Mrs Sarah Sims 64 of 2512 Main St. was pronounced dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital after a heart attack at home. She lived in Lubbock since 1924, previously from Sparta Tennessee, worked in the Myrick Hardware china department until its closure about 20 years ago. Funeral arrangements by McDonald Funeral Home. burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. Survivors include eight sisters and two brothers. husband Fred Sims was city meat inspector.
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Sarah Sims Sims
Main St
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Sparta
Tenn
The
Myrick Hardware Co
Fred Sims
Sims
First Metro Church
McDonald Funeral Home
City of Lubbock
R. D. Williams
Earl Northern
W. J. Spikes Sr
Walter F.smith
Ave. R
Sam ‘Snodgrass
Bowling’ Green
Quinton E. Owen
Horace Snodgrass
Sparta, Tenn
Robert L Burns
Webster Grove
Stanton Rhea
Ave. W
Taylor Rhea
Cookville Tenn
Veteran Photographer Ackerman Dies of Cancer at 63
Miami UPI Newspictures manager Michael J Ackerman died of cancer at 63. He served 36 years with UPI and related agencies and 48 years in news photography. Born Newark 1897 he covered presidents since Coolidge and stars like Churchill and the Duke of Windsor. He photographed 17 Kentucky derbies. Ecuador banned cigar imports.
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Miami
UPI
Michael J. Ackerman
United Press International Newspictures
UPI Newspictures
NEA Acmeland
United Press
Miami Newspictures
UPT
Ackerman
Newark
N.J
New
J A Kounovsky Dies In Halo
Joseph A Kounovsky 67 of Plainview died at 8 27 pm Friday in Amarillo Veterans Hospital after extended illness. A jeweler and accountant, he lived 26 years in Plainview after moving from Gregory South Dakota. He was a member of the Methodist Church LOOF American Legion VFW and Disabled American Veterans. Survivors include his wife two sons Joe Plainview Harold Amarillo three brothers Edward Norfolk Nebraska Albert Stanton Nebraska and George Albany Oregon and five grandchildren.
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Plainview
Joseph A Kounovsky
Wond-Mitchell Funeral Home
Kounovsky
Veterans Hospit
Amarillo
Gregory
S. D
Methodist Church
Lo.o.f
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joe
Harold
Edward
Norfolk
Albert Stanton
George
Albany
Ore
J S Franklin Dies Rites Set
Funeral services for J S Franklin 85 of Rt 1 Lubbock are set for 3 p m today at First Baptist Church Idalou with Rev Chester Watt and Rev Henry Gray. Burial in Resthaven Cemetery Lubbock under Sanders Funeral Home. He moved from Colorado City 13 years ago was a retired farmer. Survivors include seven sons two daughters three sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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JS Franklin
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Idalou
Chester Watt
Date Street Baptist Church
Plainview
Henry Gray
Ida
Jon
Resthaven
Sanders Funeral Home
Franklin
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock County
Colorado City
Sin Sons
JF Franklin
Abernathy J. Franklin
Floydada
BO Franklin Givin
Roe Franklin
Wot Franklin
Rtot
M. Franklin
Ho E. Sorrelis
Petersburg
J. C. Norwood
Deming
R. G. Alexander
Hawaii
E. Franklin
A. H. Franklin
Mary Davis
Blanche Loveless
Cleo. 'Shertleff
Floyd Rites Set For Mrs Hopkins In Floydada
Funeral services for Mrs. E. A. Hopkins 83 will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church Floydada with burial in Floydada Cemetery. She died Saturday in San Angelo hospital. Survivors include two sons Carl of Artesia and A G Hopkins of Lubbock, three daughters in San Angelo Dallas and Floydada, eight grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a brother W F Foster of Tecumseh Oklahoma.
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First Baptist Church
E. A. Hopkins
San Angelo Hospital
Hopkins
E. A Hopkins
Harmon Funeral Home
Carol
Artesia
A. G
49Th St
Lubbock
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