Boll Weevil Fight Revised to Spare Beneficial Insects
Lubbock officials revise diapause boll weevil program relying on intensive surveys instead of automatic Sept. 1 field treatments. Low central-zone weevil numbers and flexible timing aim to reduce insecticide use while keeping bollworm risk low. Planned spray area totals range 500000 to 1000000 acres, with 750000 acres as a near target. last year’s aggregate was 1150000. Top entomologists and USDA staff attended, and W. OF Helmsoof of the Plant Protection Division received a merit certificate.
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Dean
High Plains
W. OF. Helmsoof Lubbock
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Mrs McClure Rites Thursday in Hale Center
Mrs J B Buck McClure 87 died after a two year illness at her Hale Center area residence. Services set for 10 a m Thursday at Abernathy United Methodist Church with Rev Conrad Ryan officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, a brother, four grandchildren, seven great grandchildren.
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Hale Center
J. B. ‘Buck
McClure
Here
Abernathy United Methodist Church
Conrad Ryan
Lubbock Cemetery
Freeman Funeral Home
Rockwall
Woodrow
Kevin Hausmann Services Slated
Kevin Wayne Hausmann born dead at 3 am Tuesday in West Plains Memorial Hospital. Graveside rites set for 1 am Thursday at Larbuddie Cemetery with Rev Arlyn Hausmann officiating. Burial by Singleton-Ellis Funeral Home. Survived by parents Afr and Mrs Larry Hausmann, grandparents Viola Hausmann Yorktown and Orbin Nowell Lub bock, sister Merry Jean, brothers Glen Rey and Alan Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muleshoe
Kevin Wayne Hausmann
Afr
Larry Hausmann
West Plains Memorial Hospital
Larbuddie
Arlyn Hausmann
Schulenberg
Singleton
Orbin Nowell
Lubbock
Merry Jean
Glen Rey
Alan Ray
Clyde Winn Rites Pendine Here
Services for Clyde Nelson Winn 58 are pending at Hix Funeral Directors after he died about 9 30 a m Tuesday in West Texas Hospital. A Lubbock resident 30 years and former Farm Pae Kitchens billing clerk, he is survived by his wife, four sons, four sisters, two grandchildren, and nine grandchildren are listed among survivors.
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Clyde Nelson Winn
52Nd St
Hix
Winn
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Bile
Carl Wayne
Awe
Shirley Lee
San Antonio
Cecil Clifton
Fort Worth
Michael Anthony
Agnes Wallace
Adrian Nossington
George Cates Rites Slated For 68 Year Old Victim
George Frank Cates 68 died when his pickup overturned on a rain slick Texas highway near Midland. Services set for 4 p.m. Thursday at Tabernacle Baptist Church. The Rev. B L Bynum will officiate with burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Cates, moved to the area in 1947 from Houston, was a Tabernacle Baptist Church and Carpenter’s Union member. Surviving relatives include daughter Margerite Dellwayne Ivy, son Sylvan, two brothers Aubrey and Bruce, two sisters Lucille Darling and Ruth Riggins, and six grandchildren. Burial under Rix Funeral Directors.
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George Frank Cates
Texas
Midland
Tabernacle Baptist Church
B.L. Bynum
Lubbock
Rix Funeral
Ronalive
Ben Wheeler
Cates
Houston
Carpenter's Union
Margerite
Dellwayne Ivy
47Th St
Sylvan
Alvin
Aubrey
Bruce
van Nuys
Calif
Lucille Darling
Ruth Riggins
Earlimart
Odessa Infant Service for 1 Month Old Richard Allen
Funeral services for 1 month old Richard Brian Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allen, will be at 10 a.m. in the Highway Temple Assembly of God Church Odessa. Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Gardens under Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home direction. The infant was found face down in his crib Monday and died en route to Medical Center Hospital after futile resuscitation. Born July 7 in Odessa, he is survived by his parents, a sister Kristy Rene, grandparents Weldon Allen and Mrs. J. F. Gortney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis of Abernathy, Mrs. Flora Beville of Tupelo, and Mrs. Maud Gortney of Niles Michigan.
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Odessa
Richard Brian Allen
Jimmy Allen
Highway
Kristy Rene
Weldon Allen
J. F. Gortney
Charles Ellis
Abernathy
Flora Beville
Tupelo
Maud Gortney
Niles
Mich
Newborn in Amarillo as Goodyear worker's family welcomed
A daughter weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Steve Mallett of Amarillo at Jacm Tuesday in High Plains Baptist Hospital. Grandparents are Clayton Mallett and R C Hawkins. Father employed by Goodyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Mallett
Amarillo
Jacm
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Clayton Mallett
28Th St
R. C. Hawkins
29Th St
Goodyear
Mrs Anderton Rites Set For Lamesa Resident
Lucy Elia Anderton 88 a Lamesa resident since 1987 died Tuesday at Medical Arts Hospital. Services at 10 am Thursday Branon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Cecil West officiating Cemetery. Survived by four daughters Mrs Carl Hambrick Mrs Carl Hillhouse Mrs Ruby Woods and Mrs Donna Pryor all of Lamesa two daughters Mrs CL Pryor Garland and Mrs D W Whithed Louisiana thirty four grandchildren and five great great grandchildren Pallbearers include Larry Walls Cap Lee Tomas Carpenter Roy Pryor J W Pryor and Charlie Hinkle.
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Lamesa
Lucy Elia Anderton
Medical Arts Hospital
Branon Funeral Home
Cecil West
Foursquare Church
Lamesa Cemetery
Atmens
Anderton
Carl Hambrick
Carl Hillhouse
Ruby Woods
Donna Pryor
Laamesa
CL. Pryor
Garland
D. W
James Parker's Funeral Today
Services for James J. Parker of GIB Ave take place at 23g pm in Laurel Land Memorial Park Chapel Fort Worth. Burial by Resthaven Singleton Wilson of Lubbock. Parker 39 died Monday at Methodist Hospital. He was a forklift operator for Farrs Inc a Navy veteran native of Abilene moved to Lubbock from Odessa in 1970. Survived by two daughters Kimberley and Kerry Lynn two brothers Floyd and Leonard and grandmother Mrs Maggie Parker of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Parker
Gib Ave
Laurel Land Memorial Park Chapel
Fort Worth
Resthaven-Singleton- Wilson Funeral Home
Lubbock
Parker
Methodist Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Farr’s, Inc
Abilene
Odessa
U.S
Kimberley
Kerry Lynn
Floyd
Leonard
Sherman
Maggie Parker
Tinney Infants Rites Slated
The twin sons of Mr and Mrs RB R Tinney of 1311 47th St died at birth about 2 50 am Tuesday at Methodist Hospital Graveside rites set for 10 am Thursday at Westhaven Memorial Park with Rev Weldon Drake officiating Rix Funeral Directors in charge The family has lived in Lubbock five years Surviving are three brothers Michael Mark and Bryan all at home grandparents Mr and Mrs Bill Tinney of Lubbock and Mr and Mrs J B Wood of Wolfforth great grandparents Mr and Mrs LA Case of Cloudcroft NM
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RB. R. Tinney
47Th St
Methodist Hospital
Westhaven Memorial Park
Weldon Drake
Rix
Lub‘bock
Michael
Mark
Bryan
Bill Tinney
Lubbock
J. B. Wood
Wolfforth
L .A. Case
Cloudcroft
N.M
Charles McClean Services Pending
Dennis Funeral Home awaits Charles McClean services for the 60 year old banking pioneer who died at St. Vincent's Hospital in Santa Fe. He helped establish banks across Texas New Mexico and Oklahoma and led Oak Forest Bank of Houston before retiring in 1967. Survived by Ada his wife and several siblings.
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Pimmitt i
Dennis Funeral
Charles McClean
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Santa Fe
McClean
Bruce McClean
First State Bank of
Dimmitt
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oak Forrest Bank of
Houston
Buryd
N.M
Kingfisher
Okla
Pasadena
Tex
Ada
Bob
K. B
Fort Worth
Margie Wiggs
Weatherford
Mare Alcie Dikuffa
Emmily Cliningsmith
Services Today For Elbert Kelly
Elbert L. Kelly 60 died after brief illness in West Texas Hospital Lubbock. Services at 2 30 p m today at First Baptist Church with Rev Murry L. Brewer officiating. Burial Abernathy Cemetery. Survivors include wife Reese two sons Danny and Randy at home a daughter Narvin Keehn and four sisters Delbert Beaton Abernathy Lynn Cope Bill Tinnin of Ralls and Ruby Gilliland of Roswell.
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Abernathy
Elbert L. Kelly
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Murry L. Brewer
Chambers Funeral Home
Kelly
Runnels County
Plains Grain Co
Reese
Twooosons
Danny
Randy
Narvin Keehn
Delbert Beaton
Lynn Cope
Bill Tinnin
Ralls
Ruby Gilliland
Roswell
Rites Arranged For Mrs. Roden
Mrs Myrtle Roden 93 of San Antonio former Plainview resident died Monday night in a San Antonio convalescent home A Christian Science funeral will be conducted at 2 p m Thursday in Lemons Memorial Chapel here with burial in Plainview Cemetery She is survived by three daughters Mrs Roy Stout Mrs Leon Fowler and Mrs Arthur C Dykes a sister Mrs Effie Lynn two brothers Ed Gilliland and Arthur Gilliland five grandchildren Services for James Wiley Bremer of San Antonio Stout of San Antonio are scheduled for 2 p m today in the First Baptist Church Hale Center with burial in Plainview Cemetery.
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Plainview
Myrtle Roden
San Antonio
Lemons Memorial Chapel
Plainview Cemetery
Roden
James Wiley
Roy Stout
Bremer
P.m
First Baptist
Leon Fowler
Houston
Church of Hale Center
Arthur C. Dykes
Austin
Effie Lynn
San
Stout
Antonio
Methodist Hospital
Gilliland
Zapata
Arthur
Gililand
Roswell
N.M
Fasten Seat Belts and No Smoking on Plane Message
A plane ride brings two safety signs Jesus Christ and a flight sign urging precautions. The poet notes that both belt use and no smoking promote life and health and urges valuing safety over wealth.
William Stansell Services Planned
Snyder obituary notes William Barney Stansell a retired Scurry County farmer died at 11:05 a.m. Tuesday in Cordell Memorial Hospital after an apparent heart attack Services are set for 4 p.m. at Fluvanna Baptist Church with Rev Thomas Hall officiating Burial will follow in Fluvanna Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home direction Stansell a Lan d ersville Alabama native lived in Scurry County 25 years member of Northside Baptist Church Survivors include daughter Velda Padilla of Wichita Falls three sons James and Bill of Fluvanna and Raymond of Snyder six sisters and two brothers plus 14 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Northside Baptist Church
Velda Padilla
Wichita Falls
James
Bill
Fluvanna
Raymond
Snyder
Tim Hughs
Mary Johnson
San Angelo
Maggie Goodson
Cone
Jim Ogle
Wheeler
Joel Syrus
Borger
Rites Set Today For Martin Cuba
Services for Martin J. Cuba 60 are set for 3 p.m. at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Alby Cockrell officiating. Burial follows at City of Levelland Cemetery under George Price Funeral Home direction. A Williamson County native, he moved to Hockley County in 1934 from Littlefield and was a farmer and longtime assistant county agent for the extension service. He belonged to the First United Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife Angeline two daughters Mrs Henry J Otis and Mrs De Tomison both of Levelland four brothers Benjamin Temple Leo Victor and Aaron all of San Angelo four sisters Mrs Howard Crawford Lubbock Mrs Arthur Dula San Angelo Mrs Alfred Sladek Anton and Miss Cornelia Cuba Washington DC and six pallbearers. DACCA Pres Khan has urged USSR to halt India meddling in East Pakistan.
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Levelland
Martin J. Cuba
First United Methodist Church
Alby Cockrell
City of Levelland Cemetery
George Price
Williamson County
Cuba
Hockley County
Littlefield
Agricultural Extension Service
Angeline
Henry J. Otis
de Tomison
Benjamin
Temple
Leo
Victor
Aaron
San Angelo
Howard Crawford
Lubbock
Arthur Dula
Alfred Sladek
Anton
Cornelia Cuba
Washington, D.C
Bill Taylor
Ronnie Stovall
Paul Gross
Jim Foy
Buddy Logsdon
Bill Gunther
Two Teens Die In Hale Center Crash Funeral set for Sunday
Services for Santiago Puentes Jr. 18 of 1922 42nd St and his half brother Jack Garcia 25 of Amarillo follow a two car head on collision two miles south of Hale Center on Interstate 27 Sunday evening. Garcia a Bell Helicopter employee and Lubbock High School graduate is survived by a wife two sons his mother a brother and three sisters. Puentes a Slaton Junior High student is survived by his parents a half brother and three half sisters. Burial will be at Peaceful Gardens Cemetery under Rix Funeral Directors.
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Santiago Puentes Jr
42Nd St
Jack Domingo Garcia
Amarillo
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Tom Trlbeck
iPeaceful Gardens Cemetery
Rix Funeral Directors
Hale Center
Garcia
Seattle
Wash
Lubbock High School
Bell Helicopter Co
Noel
Neal
Santiago Puentes Sr
Cecil
Lubbock
Jamie Stephenson
Lupe Dominguez
Felly Perez
New York, N.Y
Funeral Today for Jack Gipson in Abilene
Funeral services for Jack Donald Gipson 64, born Dickens, will be held at 3 p.m. today at Highland Street Church of Christ Abilene with ministers Glen Owen and Randy Beckton officiating. Burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery under Filicetti's Funeral Home. Gipson died when a bulldozer overturned south of Merkel Monday. He attended Dickens and Abilene Christian College, was a rancher, and worked for FE Bailey contractor at his death. Survived by wife Katherine two daughters Donna Henderson Jr of Houston and Benny Nichols of Seminole two sisters Earl Bailey of Abilene Selma Watson of Wilburton Okla a brother Foy Gipson of Los Alamos NM six grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Abilene
Jack Donald iGipson
Dickens
Highland Street Church of Christ In
Glen Owen
Randy Beckton
Church of Christ Ministers
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Filicett
Gipson
Merkel
Abilene Christan College
FE. M
Mrs Houston's Funeral Today in Lamesa
Julia Josephine Houston 88 a Hope Arkansas native who lived 43 years in Lamesa died at home Tuesday Funeral set for 4 p.m. today Branon Funeral Home Chapel with Rev F I Jones of Nacogdoches officiating Burial in Hancock Cemetery Survivors include four sons Harry Lovington Leon Austin Everett Mesa Ariz R E Lamesa five daughters Nadine Withers Carrizozo N M Catherine Pounds Artesia N M Lara Elmore Lamesa Adrian Simpson Lamesa 19 grandchildren 31 great grandchildren Grandsons as pallbearers
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Lamesa
Julia Josephine Houston
Hope
Ark
Branon Funeral
Nacogdoches
Hancock Cemetery
Harry
Lovington
Leon
Austin
Everett
Mesa
Ariz
R. E
Nadine Withers
Carrizozo
N.M
Catherine Pounds
Artesia
Lara Elmore
Adrian Simpson
David Cravens Rites Thursday Burial in Resthaven Park
Services for David Bo Cravens are set for Thursday at Resthaven-Singleton-Wailssin Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Woodrow Wo Oasis of San Jose California officiating. Burial will begin at Resthaven Memorial Park under Resthaven-Singleton direction. Cravens was one of two laboring carpenters killed when their pickup truck overturned on Texas 349 near Midland. He was a Magazine Arkansas native who moved to Labbock in 1951 and was a carpenter for years. He was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars the Masonme Lodge College Avenue Baptist Church and Carpenters Local No 84. He is survived by his wife Pilla a son David junior of the home two daughters Mrs Mary Sue Simms of Clovis and Mrs Joann Bartlett of Roswell two brothers Ray and Myron both of Magazine four sisters Mrs Mamie Coffman of Fort Smith Arkansas Mrs Willie Rogers of Magazine Mrs Minnie Brewster of Oklahoma City and Mrs Faye Newsom of Mineral Wells and five grandchildren.
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Ark
Cravens
Labbock
Veterans of Foreign Wars
College Avenue
Mamie Coffman
Fort Smith, Ark
Willie Rogers
Magazine
Minne
Dd Brewster
Oklahoma City
Faye Newsom
Mineral Wells
Beauties Begin Vietnam Tour
Miss America and six other US beauty queens arrived in Saigon for a 22 day tour of U.S. bases in Vietnam and the United States. The group aims to visit bases in Saigon and the Gulf of Tonkin area, showcasing US cultural outreach during the Vietnam conflict.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Tih
Gulf of Tonkin
Accident Kills Seminole Man
A 53 year old Seminole man, John C Hurst, died on arrival after a two car collision near U S 87. Three others in the other car were injured and hospitalized in good condition. Services set for Thursday at Singleton Funeral Home with burial in Gaines County Cemetery. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, a wife and several relatives.
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John C. Hurst
Medical Arts Hospital
U.S. 87
William Sexton
Platter
Okla
Barbara
Carla
Singleton Funeral Home
Plainview Man Scarborough Rites Thursday
Huey Pierce Scarborough 43 of Plainview died about 7 a.m. Tuesday at a family outing at Burson Lake near Silverton. Death was by natural causes. Funeral will be Thursday at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. Tommy Meers officiating. Burial in Plainview Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife Dorothy Warren and four sons, a daughter, five sisters, four brothers, and his parents.
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Plainview
Huey Pierce Scarborough
Burson Lake
Silverton
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Hunt
Arena
Scarborough
Fort Smith
Ark
Dorothy Warren
Tulsa
Oklo
Calvary Baptist Church
Tommy Meers
Plainview Memorial Park
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Farr
Steven
Floyd
Troy
Huette
Junior Feawler
James Fowler
Joirdanelie Ark
Ardell Alien
Winnfield
Lan
Roy Tothert
Janesville
Jimabeow
Rites Arranged For Mrs Maecker at Wilson Lutheran Church
Mrs Maecker 89 of Rt 2 Wilson died about 3 15 am Tuesday at Highland Hospital Born in Germany she moved from Kennedy to Wisn in 1496 and had lived there since Services set for 10 am today at St Johns Lutheran Wilson with Pastor Balderach and Rev Botdang officiating Burial in Slaters Cemetery with Bix Funeral Directors arranging Arnold Wilson Hugo Walter Edmund all of Wilson four daughters Frank Schneider Wilson J J Hancock Yorktonen D W Hancock and Jame Crews New Home a brother Emil Nieman Wilson two sisters Annie Ehlers Akron Cole and Ida Nieman Post 25 grandchildren six great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren Grandsons will be pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maeker
Wilson
Highland Hospital
Macker
Germany
Kennedy
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Ancamy Ts
Kevin Hausmann
Clyde Winn
Rites Pendine
George Cates
Odessa Infant's
Walter al Hritton
Nashville
Tenn
Bopa
Department of Biononia Ministries
General Board of Evangelism
United Methodist Church
Cassie Viola Howard
Morton
Cora Nell Besped
Morton Memorial Cemetery
Atrs. Besped
Rosaline Grace Looper
Second Baptist Church of
Lamesa Memorial Park
Westey Shane Sanders
Bill Sanders
Hoffman Estates
Jeanne Sanders
Andrews
Prairie Haven Cemetery
Permian General Hospital
Tae
American Airlines
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
John C. White
Tohoka Rotary Club
White
Bill Rutherford
Southern Police Institute
University of Louisville
J. T. Alley Jr
Maxine GG. Crawford
Dallas
U.S. District. Court
Northern District of Texas
Lubtick
Federal
David K. Ferry
Texas Tech
Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences
Institute of Electrical and Filectronis Engineers
U.S.A
West Germany
Austria
Denmark
John S. Gibson Jr
Texas Tech University
University of Oklahoma
George Blair
8Th St
Blair
George B
Lake Charles
Marion Leftwich
Wyle 27Th St
Roy Vorkner
Plaine Textile Inc
Forkner
44Th St
Estella Gonzales
Lockney
Wandell Fay Dane
Piggett, Ark
Dorothy Teague
40Th St
James E. Summer
38Th St
38Th Street
Avenue 1
Teague
Summer
Simon Saldana
Sul Eith St
City of Lubbock
Saldana
East Lubbock
Cecil A. Williams
Emory St
Resthaven- Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home
Resthaven Memorial Park
Mrs. Anderton's
James Parker
Tinney
Elbert Kelly
Leathaven
19Th St
Lubbock, Texas
Polly
Prissy
the Shepherd
John
Julien C. Hyer
William Stansell
Martin Cuba
Dacca
Khan
Ussr
India
East Pakistan
Georgia Marble
Heer
Bill Linn
David Cravens
Jack Gipson
Mrs. Houston
South Plains
David Bo Cravens
Resthaven-Singleton - Wailssin
Oasis
San Jose
Califoaffietatinye
Oo Ff Resthasen-singletan
Wilson Funeral Home
Labock
Beauties
Roby
Hurst
Loll Field
John L
Marion
Hobbs
Joyce Goodson
Monument
Johnny Hurst
Seminole
Lee Ellen Stewart
New Braunfels
Bobby Big Spring
A. J. Dean
Plainview Man’‘s Rites
Franklin-Bartley
Vitation
NSM
Warromae I Seieenee
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