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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1963
Page
3
Local obituary notes Ed Gardner, longtime owner of Daffy’s Tavern, died at age 62. Funeral arrangements pending, with Gardner remembered for community work and neighborhood hospitality.
A short notice indicates Lonnie F. Jones will be honored with services today. No further details on time or location are provided in the readable text.
Mrs Mabry died in a local hospital after a long illness. The obituary notes several relatives and mentions services held in Carisbad and nearby areas.
Funeral rites for Mrs Nettie Doty are scheduled for Monday with an aftercare service. She was survived by a son and a spouse, and funeral arrangements were coordinated by her family.
Mrs Willie J Hall dies at home after a brief illness. Rites are pending with burial in the family plot. Mae Dixon is named as a surviving relative and was listed among mourners at the service plans.
Local residents including Mrs Fannie Stallings and Mrs Dore Hontehens met at Bedard Street to discuss community concerns. Neighbors chatted with Teammates and other residents about ongoing issues affecting their block.
Former assistant attorney general will become assistant dean of the University of Texas Law School starting Sept 1, as announced by the university. The transition marks a notable leadership change within UT Law School.
Community notices list funeral rites in Clovis on Monday for Mrs Irma Brown with relatives and local supporters mentioned. A Pioneer Reunion officer and family names appear amid a slate of attendees and memories of past gatherings.
Odessa lists Stephenson funeral rites to be held with attendees from Bolivar and nearby towns. Delegates and local officials are expected to attend the services and burial arrangements follow standard procedures in the area.
Fragmentary OCR text references hearings and actions, with names and dates obscured. Limited readable items include mentions of a Monday service, a hearing urged by someone named Suse, and references to action and replica fees. The rest is garbled with unclear entities and dates.
A late notice reports the funeral of Mrs Keeteh to be held Monday. The service will be at the Cambie ward Poocecerian Church with the pastor presiding. The death and service details reference family and local parish entities.
A son of former city residents in Spokane is reported drowned with few details available. The death notice references Judy, Mrs. Percy Denton, and mentions a father identified as Codente EN Ave, with ties to Texas and a 12 year service as a commissioner.
The funeral for Mrs Jimmy Newbury was held in Matador with services at local churches and tributes from family. She was a Matador native and is survived by her husband, sons, mother, three brothers, and a sister with services near Brownweed and Ackerly.
A Lubbock woman attended funeral rites for two relatives in the past week. Bertha Coleman faced services at a local church as family members, including daughter Brenda, gathered to honor the deceased. The notices indicate community observance and local attendance.
Funeral services are planned today for Apperson with extended family visiting prior to the ceremony. Local clergy will preside at the gathering, followed by interment at Greenwood Cemetery. May the community offer support and condolences.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Roy Miller are planned for Tuesday at Resthaven North with services at 2 p.m. interment follows at Resthaven Cemetery. The service will honor her late husband and parents, with family members in attendance from Sedgfield, Nes, and nearby communities.
Southampton New York AP announces the death of silent screen idol Richard Barthelmess at his Long Island summer home after a lengthy illness. The star known for Broken Blossoms Way Down East Tolable David and Patent Leather Kid had long since retired from films and built a substantial East Coast real estate portfolio. Barthelmess, born in New York, recalled starting as an extra in Broadway era and later achieving Hollywood fame before returning East.
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