Lubbock Zoning Panel Bets On New Port Area Development
Planning and Zoning Commission tentatively approves commercial and apartment zoning for port lands south of Loop 289. Approval hinges on an acceptable plat for the largest proposed development outside the loop. Jack Eastman's application to rezone from residential is backed by new fill plans pending a special commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Shultz
Avalanche-Journal
Labbock’s
Planning and Zoning Commission
Loop
Jack Eastman
Loop 289
82Nd Street
Indiana
Memphis
Reie
Commission
Lubbock
W. L. Smith
W. B. Rushing
23Rd Street
Albany Avenue
40Th Street
Jand Avenue
Dewie J Rothwell
Hadeen
Albert Speale
York Ave
Rothwell
A. C. Arnett
34Th Street
Avenues N
Harold Chapman
University Avenue
70Th Street
Chapman
Clyde H. Plemons
4Th Street
Elgin Avenue
Council
Roger Loter
Garner
Buster Long
Bangor Avenue
East 70Th Street
Globe Avenue
Burlington Railroad
48Th Street
Uefoot
South University
Radiation By Cobalt Strengthens Materials
Radiation advances promise stronger wood and plastic products. Cobalt 60 gamma rays triple hardness. firms like American Nova Wood Co and Radiation Machinery Corp push irradiated flooring golf clubs and chairs. Consumers fear radiation while officials stress safety and non activity in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Woods
American Nova “Wood Co
Lonchinks. Va
George Dietz
Sistant
Radiation Machinery Corp
Parsippany
N.J
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
de Woods
Martin A. West
Radiation Techrology
New York
Hobbs Newsman Dies and Funeral Slated Today
Roy Ellison 56 longtime sports editor for Hobbs News Sun and former Lubbock paper writer dies after illness. Funeral at Jefferson Street Church of Christ at 2 p m. Ellison worked in Farmington Hobbs and Lubbock and was named New Mexico Sportswriter of the Year four consecutive years. Survived by wife Wilbert Ellison two siblings and grandfather Cap Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern New Mexico University
Farmington and Hobbs
N.M
Lubbock
New Mexico
Wts
Wilbert Ellison
Mulesheeg
Don Cumtins
Panhandle
Cap. Ellisom
Crosbyton
Student Dies After Collapse at Matthews Junior High
Stephen Spencer a 15 year old seventh grade student from Lubbock collapsed in a Matthews Junior High classroom and died on arrival at Methodist Hospital. An autopsy found death by natural causes. Services will be held at Sanders Memorial Chapel with burial in Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include parents Amos and [name unreadable] Spencer, three brothers Randy Bruce Lyndon a sister Jacquline and grandparents Ben Spencer Clarksville and Joe Elliott Bagwell.
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Stephen Spencer
Amos Spencer
2Nd St
Methodist
Cit
Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Randy
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Bruce
Lyndon
Jacquline
Ben Spencer
Clarksville
Joe Eliott
Bagwell
Frank McClure Rites Saturday
Frank McClure 64 former Plainview resident died Thursday in Plainview Hospital He moved through Floyd County, Plainview and Birmingham before retirement Survivors include wife Goldie two sons Jimmy and Wayne two daughters Mrs Reeves and Mrs Smith mother Mrs C J McClure four sisters three brothers and eight grandchildren Burial in Floydada Cemetery planned with Wood Dunning Funeral Home directing Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Garland Street Church of Christ
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Plainview
Frank R. McClure
Plainview Hospital
Wise County
McClure
Floyd County
Birmingham
Als
Garland Street Church of Christ
W. T Hamilton
Floydada
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
Goldie
Jimmy
Huntsville
Ala
Wayne
Nashville
Tyler Rites Set For Mrs. Craig
Mrs. Dora Craig, 92, of Tyler, died at her home early Thursday. Services will be held at Lloyd James Funeral Home with burial at Rock Hill Cemetery. time to be announced. Local arrangements by Henderson Funeral Home. she was a longtime Lutherock resident and member of Rock Hill Sw.
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Dora Craig
Uvalde
Lloyd James
Tyler
Rock Hill
Henderson Funeral Home
Nee
Henderson County
Mra
Craig
Luthock
Rock Hill Sw
E Rainy
Hattie ‘Pennell
Eula
Chapman Xichildren
Poets Find Solace in Work Through Grief, Says Hyer
The author cites Browning and Goethe as examples that grief inspired great work. He notes Livingstone found relief in hard labor after his wife’s death in Africa, asserting labor provides consolation amid sorrow.
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Robert Browning
Goethe
Africa
Livingstone
Lenoir Clarkson Dies In Abilene Snyder
Lenoir Clarkson age 70 died at 7 a.m. Thursday in Abilene after a three week illness. Services at 10 a.m. Saturday in Bell Seale Chapel with Rev. Thomas Hail officiating. Masonic graveside rites at Snyder Cemetery with Masons as pallbearers. Born in Lamar County, he lived in Scurry County since 1931. World War II veteran and Snyder Masonic Lodge member. Survived by three sisters Mrs. W. F. Coleman Tolar, Mrs. Eliza Vallian Pecos, Mrs. C. D. Odom of San Antonio and a brother Franchis Clarkson of Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurry County
Snyder
Mrs Reeves 88 Dies in Plainview Illness
Mrs Minnie Lee Reeves 88 died about 2 p m Thursday at Plainview hospital. Services pending at Lemons Funeral Home. Born July 20 1881 in Indian Territory she attended Indian school in Durant Oklahoma and was a United Methodist. Survived by three daughters two sons a sister and four grandchildren two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Mrs Briggs rites set for Sara Ann Briggs at Tye United Methodist
Funeral services for Sara Ann Briggs 81 of 2406 7th St are planned at 8 00 p m today at the United Methodist Church of Tye with Rev Charles Williams and Ode O Haymes officiating. Burial will follow in Tye Cemetery under Rix Funeral Directors supervision. Briggs moved from Plainview to Tye in 1944 and died at University Convalescent Center. Survivors include a daughter in Plainview five sons in Littlefield and Colorado and Arizona, four sisters in Lubbock Merkel and Fort Worth three brothers in Abilene and Tye, plus 19 grandchildren and 19 great grandsons and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Briggs
7Th St
United “Methodist Church
Tye
Charles Williama
Ode O. Haymes
United Methodist Church
Lubbock
Rix Funeral
Briggs
Plainview
Hursday
University
Daugh
J. Young
Pat
Littlefield
Alturas
Calif
Austin
Arvada
Colo
Jett
Denver
Alton
Wilcox
Ariz
J. Q. Haymes
Labbock
Theo, Kincaid
Bill Teaffl
Merkel
Lee Smith
Fort Worth
Saul
Hinds
Abilene
Jeff
A. M. Hinds
Willbe
Wae
Henderson Chapel
Lloyd V. Hamilton
St. Luke's United Methodist Church
Spenle
Rose Hillee Park
Whittier
Rites Arranged for C. V. Kay 70 at Lemons Chapel
C V Kay 70 of Plainview died Wednesday in Lawton Oklahoma. Services set for 2 p m today at Lemons Funeral Chapel with Rev Tom Ewing and Rev Luther Baker officiating. Burial at Waco. Survivors include wife Maurine Wimberly Kay. two sons T R Kay of Lubbock and Harvey Kay of Waco. two daughters Marjorie Buckner of Waco and Latrelle Getz of Monte Vista. four brothers and four sisters. 13 grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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C. V. Kay
Plainview
Lemons Funeral Chapel
Tom Ewing
Jayton Methodist Church
Luther Baker
Lefores Methodist Church
Kay
Lawton
Oklo
George Price
Fred Blake
Trinity Baptist Church
Waco
Maurine Wimberly
Mount Calm
T.R
Lubbock
Harvey
Marjorie Buckner
Latrelle Getz
Monte Vista
Cole
Doys
Bill
Hubbard
Leonard
J.W
Beeville
Lola ‘Nelson
Mexia
Lucille Meads
Bryan
Eva Bryant
el Mott
Juanita Lowe
Teague
Harvey Crawford
George Whitten
Earlan Gresham
Truett Forbus
Burt Eads
Clyde Alisup
Obituaries and notices from Seminole and surrounding areas
Obituaries and notices list services for Spenle, Karen Moriarty, Herman Jacobs, Mrs Lomer Nelson, Marvin Sims. Burial details given for Rose Hill Memorial Park, Gaines County Memorial Cemetery, Resthaven Memorial Park. Other items report a fire at 506 Quirt Ave, a minor injury from a two car crash, a Christmas program for Junior Members of West Texas Museum Association, a veteran hospitalized in Dallas, and a charity tea for youth delegates to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Museum Association
June Beardon
Lubbock Christian, College
First Christian Church
Mademoiselle Junior Tri-Hi-Y
Young Men's Christian Association
John Chauncey
Youth and Government
Austin
Durret services set for Levelland woman
Mrs. Durret 57 died Tuesday in a Levelland hospital. Services at 10 a.m. today in Cactus Drive Church of Christ with ministers Bob Reynolds and LeRoy Carver officiating. Burial in City of Levelland Cemetery. Survived by husband Clyde of Bloomfield NM six sons and four daughters, many relatives, 124 grandchildren. Pallbearers named Fred Smith Carl Reet CFB Myatt A H Epperson J C Deere Homer Morris.
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Levelland
Lennie Durret
Cactus Drive Church of Christ
Bob Reynolds
LeRoy Carver
Temple Church of Christ
City of Levelland
Wash
Jimmy
Ontario
Ore
Terry
Las Cruces
N.M
Ron
Nie
Wendell
el Paso
Joyce Ingle
Joan Bowen
Medina
Carol Sanders
Lubbock
Alex Lewis
Barney Lewis
Earl Lewis
RB. L. Lewis
San Jos
Udell Lewis
Wilcox, Ariz
Margie Foster
Fred Smith
Carl Reet
C. FB. Myatt
A. H. Epperson
J. C. Deere
Homer Morris
Mrs Stephenson Rites Planned
Services for Miss Delia Stephenson will be held at 10 a.m. today at New Deal Church of Christ with burial in Abernathy Cemetery. She died Wednesday in a Lubbock rest home after two years as a patient. A longtime Church of Christ member, she taught Sunday school and organ music in her home. she lived in Lubbock County 52 years after moving from Savoy in 1917. Survivors include two nieces, Mrs. Mary Dillard of Fort Worth and Mrs. Rox Stephenson of Rt. 3, Lubbock.
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NEW Deal
Delia Stephenson
New Deal Church of Christ
Abernathy
Sanders Funeral Home
Miss Stephenson
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Savoy
Church of Christ
Muss Stephenson
Mary Dillard
Fort Worth
Mra
Rox Stephenson
Rt. 3
Whips Whistler Mynah Chat Leads To Major Talk
A four year old mynah named Simon won Britain's top talking bird prize at the National Cage Birds Exhibition in London. Simon thrilled judges with siren and cough imitations plus a line about giving mother a big kiss. Fergus the Scottish mynah placed second with Scotland the Brave melody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynai
Simon
Britain
Nina Huby
Alexandra Palace Exhibition Hall
London
Maynah
Ted
Diane Pincell
Charlies Travisick
Fergus
Mynah
Scotland
Bogey
Bill Thomas
Rites Planned for James Collier of Floydada
James Everett Collier 68 died after a heart attack at his Floydada home. Services set for 2 30 p m at First Baptist Floydada with Rev Floyd C Bradley officiating. Burial in Floyd County Memorial Park. He owned Collier Home Supply. Survived by wife Oleta three daughters and a son a brother and five sisters and twelve grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floydada
James Everett Collier
First Baptist Church
Floyd C. Bradley
Floyd County Memorial Park
Moore-Rose
Collier
Foss
Okla
Floyd County
Collier Home Supply
Oleta
Fred Conner
Plainview
W.T. Conner
Dumas
John Parkey
Lubbock
Kate Collier
Bob
Beaumont
Margaret Collier
Virginia Cox
Lillian Cooper
Lockney
Mildred Shaw
Amarillo
Mary Newman
Zante Kan
JFK Worth Listed In Document
Boston AP John F Kennedy personal and real property valued at 1 890 646 45 at death per inventory filed by Sen Edward M Kennedy as executor The document notes large trusts for his wife and children and loans to Patricia Lawford and Peter Lawford Holdings include stocks bonds mortgages and cash with ledgers listing royalties from Harper Row a Merchandise Mart stake and copyrights totaling hundreds of thousands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John F. ‘Kennedy
State Department of Corporations and Taxation
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert H. Quinn
Cleo F. Jallet
Hyannis Port House
Harper & Row
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Kathleen Kennedy Hartington
Merchandise Mart
Joseph P. Kennedy
Rites Set Today for Mrs Flud in Lamesa
Myrtle May Flud 75 died at 4 30 am Thursday after a long illness in Cuot stonewond Acres Nursing Home Services will be at 3 pm today at Foursquare Church Lamesa with Rev Cecil West and Rev L B Flud officiating burial in Price Cemetery directed by Branon Funeral Home She lived in Lamesa since 1924 Survivors include two daughters two sons three sisters a brother 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren
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Lamesa
Myrtle May Flud
Cuotstonwond Acres
Foursquare Church
Cecil West
L. B. Flud
Price Cemetery
Branon Funeral Home
H. L. Byrd
C. L. Irwin
Fort Worth
Lonnie Flud
George W. Flud
Seminole
Howard Edwards
Comanche
Okla
Tom Dillashaw
New Mexico
E. K. Martin
New Port
Author Cummins
Hereford
Henry Connally Funeral Today in Hart
Henry Gordon Connally 83 of Hart died Thursday at Plains Memorial Hospital Dimmitt after a long illness. He lived in Golden Spread Nursing Home in Dimmitt five years and will be buried in Hart Cemetery after services at First United Methodist Church of Hart. Survivors include sister Mrs Ola Nichols of Gillette Wyoming and brothers Jake of Gillette and Ollie of Plainview. He was a retired farmer and rancher in the Hart area since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olton
Henry Gordon Connally
Hart
Plains Memorial Hospite
Dimmitt
Golden Spread
First United
Methodist ‘Church of
C. D. ‘Cunningham
First Baptist Church of
Hart Cemetery
Parsons
Iceland Leads in Literacy and Book Production
Iceland shows 100 percent literacy and produces almost twenty percent more new books per person than the United States, reflecting a high cultural emphasis on reading and publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
United States
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Bu Prang
Saigon
119Th Street
Orlando Avenue
D. C.leftwich
Hobbs
Frank McClure
Dulies C. Hyer
Lenoir Clarkson
Homer Snyder
Homer D. Snyder
Levelland i
Karen Anne Moriarty
iSeminole
Malta
Seminole First Baptist Church
Gaines ‘County
Seminole ‘Memorial Funeral Home
Herman Roscoe ‘Jacobs
Lovington
Jin Smith-Rogers
Lomer Nelson
Resthaven Memorial Park
Nelson
Washington, D. C
Marvin RB. Sims
First United Methodist Church of
Sims
Joes
Jong
Steve
Quirt Ave
Marvin Dill
Texas Tech
Gary Blasingame
Bledsoe Hall
Avenue A
26Th Street
West Texas Hospital
Anna Casey
15Th St
Dallas
Co. D. Casey
Ladonia
Casey
Veterans, Hospital
Mrs. Stephenson
Whips Whistler
James Collier
JFK Worth
Mrs. Flud
Henry Connally
East 35Th Street
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