Seven Hurt In Traffic Mishaps Near Lubbock
Seven persons were injured in automobile mishaps in and near Lubbock Saturday with none in serious condition at night. Earlier week victims remained in critical condition. A two car collision near Slide road and Brownfield highway burned one car and injured four. Pete Wood and Dean A. Johnson were treated. Wood and Mrs. Horton held for observation. Horton and Johnson were discharged.
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Lubbock
Slide Road
Brownfield Highway
Pete Wood
Rt. 5
Dean A. Johnson
Reese Afb
Wood
William H. Hornton
Levelland
Horton
Methodist Hospital
Johnson
James Harold Sparks
16Th St
Annabella Masters
Sparks
6Th Street
Texas Tech Freeway
David Lara
Vernon D. Lara
Ave. C
West Texas Hospital
Francisco Reyes
Ave. H
5Th St
Ave. E
Jackie Cook
Abilene
Albert Rodriguez
Wolfforth
Virginio Garza
Rodriguez
Cook
Michael James
Harold James
Allen Milliken
Floydada
J. C. Pendergrass
Wellman Gun
Carlisle
Michael
Brenda
Milliken
Floydada Implement Co
Pendergrass
Wellman
Sylvia Williams
James Williams
Plainview
Charles Kay
St. Mary's Hospital
Pryor Rites Planned for Midland Resident
Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at First Presbyterian Church in Midland for William Harry Pryor pioneer Lubbock resident who died in a Midland hospital. Pryor, a Rotarian Mason Shriner and church elder, moved to Midland in 1945 after growing up in Lubbock with ties to the University of Texas and Texas Tech. Survivors include wife two daughters a son and several siblings and nieces and nephews.
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Midland
First Presbyterian Church
William Harry Pryor
Lubbock
Pryor
Texas Tech
Presbyterian Church
Martin L. Allday
Houston
Phyllis Pryor
University of Texas
Roy A
Denver
Tess Bruner
Levelland
Irman Pryor
Gladys Pryor
R. H. Youngblood
Rites Planned for Samuel Nix Ansley in Lamesa
Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Higginbotham Funeral Home Chapel in Lamesa for Samuel Nix Ansley 68. Rev. Alvin G. Smith will officiate. Burial in Hancock Cemetery. He died Friday night at his Dawson County home after living there since 1923. Survived by wife three sons a daughter and eight grandchildren plus three sisters.
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Samuel Nixon Ansley
Higginbotham Funeral Home
Alvin G. Smith
Clark Methodist Church
Hancock Cemetery
Ansley
Dawson County
Albert W
Fort Worth
Lester J
el Paso
Leslie R
19Th St
Lubbock
C. W. Scott
Abe Martin
Uvalde
Monroe Baines
Winters
R. Hurst
Magdalena
N.M
Rites Set Today For Charles Goode
Funeral services for Charles Wagner Goode a 37 year old Amherst farmer who died Friday in a Littlefield hospital will be held at 2 p m today at the Cooper Methodist Church Woodrow The Rev C R Hawkins pastor of Groom Methodist Church will officiate assisted by the Rev Leroy Baker pastor of the Amherst Methodist Church Burial will be in the City of Lubbock cemetery Franklin Mallett Funeral Home directing Surviving are his wife one son Danny Goode one daughter Elaine Goode three brothers John Lewis Goode Sundown and Dayton and Bobby Goode both of Lubbock three sisters Mrs Vincent Thompson and Miss Velera Goode both of Lubbock and Mrs Bob Fritz Chicago and his father R L Goode Rt 6 Lubbock
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Charles Wagner Goode
Amherst
Littlefield
Cooper Methodist Church
Woodrow
C. R. Hawkins
Groom Methodist Church
Leroy Baker
Amherst Methodist Church
City of Lubbock
Franklin Mallett
John Lewis Goode
Sundown
Dayton
Bobby Goode
Lubbock
Vincent Thompson
Velera Goode
Bob Fritz
Chicago
R. L. Goode
Rt. 6
Smyer Trustees and P-TA Host Get Acquainted Banquet
Smyer school trustees wives and P-TA members hosted the Smyer faculty and their spouses at a Saturday banquet in Chicken Village. Thirty six attendees sang Christmas carols and played games. E C St Clair PTA vice president performed a spoof of This Is Your Life featuring School Superintendent Byron Terrell.
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Smyer
P-Ta
Chicken Village
E. C. St. Clair
PTA
Byron Terrell
Coll Fugitt Former Lubbock Resident Dies in Fort Worth
Coll E. Fugitt died at John P. Smith Hospital in Fort Worth at age 60 after moving from Lubbock a decade ago. Funeral services are pending with Franklin- Mallett Funeral Home of Lubbock. Survivors include two daughters Wanda Newton California and Jack Bland Farmersville Tex a son Calvin California six siblings and six grandchildren.
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Coll Fugitt
Lubbock
Fort Worth
Coll
E. Fugitt
John P. Smith Hospital
Franklin- Mallett Funeral Home
Fugitt
Methodist Church
Wanda Newton
California
Jack Bland
Farmersville
Tex
Calvin
H. C. Glaze
Corpus Christi
Sam M. Sanders
Idalou
Jones R. F. Goodnight
Roswell
N.M
Alice Faries
Wichita Falls
Rites Pending For Mrs Willie Houk
Funeral plans are pending with Holmes Brothers Funeral Home in Durant Oklahoma for Mrs Willie Houk 91 longtime Lubbock resident who died Saturday at her Durant home She was a member of Lubbock First Baptist Church Surviving are daughters Mrs T N Alexander 2714 38th St and Mrs R B Thompson Durant and son Roy F Houk 2509 Ave
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Willie Houk
Lubbock
Holmes Brothers Funeral Home
Durant
Okla
Houk
T. N. Alexander
38Th St
R. B. Thompson
Roy F. Houk
Ave
Funeral Rites Set For Motley Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. C. D. Bird, 86, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church in Matador with Rev. W. B. Vaughn and Rev. C. W. Williams officiating. Burial will be in Gorce under Eudy-Seale Funeral Home. Mrs. Bird died today in Stanley Hospital after weeks of hospitalization. Survivors include her husband, a bank chairman, a daughter in Colorado Springs, three brothers in Fort Worth, New Orleans and El Paso, two grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. Born in Bosque County, she lived around Buffalo Gap in Taylor County. Pallbearers are Doc Burleson, John Barnhill, Howard Gwinn, Jinks Wilson, T. B. Edmondson, and J. R. Whitworth.
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Matador
C. D. Bird
First Methodist Church
W. B. Vaughn
C. W. Williams
Gorce
Eudy-Seale Funeral Home
Mrs. Bird
Bosque County
Buffalo Gap
Taylor County
Doc Burleson
John Barnhill
Howard Gwinn
Jinks Wilson
T. B. Edmondson
J. R. Whitworth
Allen Brothers Post 148 to discuss 1958 program
Allen Brothers American Legion Post 148 meets at 8 p.m. Monday at 910 Texas Ave to discuss the 1958 program. Legion and Auxiliary members dine at 6 p.m. and the executive committee will meet prior. J E Hubbard of 2403 Clovis Rd reported in good condition after a late Friday accident. Cecil Eugene Hubbard is charged with intent to murder in connection with the incident. Jesus Vasquez Jr. was enlisted in the Navy at Albuquerque and sent to San Diego for basic training. First Methodist Church Christian family committee will hold a dinner and group program today at 5 30 p.m. in Maxey Memorial Hall. Willa Vaughn Tinsley of Texas Tech will speak at Kiwanis Ladies Night in Plainview. Peggy Brananan of Monterey High won the Texas High School Press Assn story contest at Denton with 600 delegates attending.
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Allen Brothers American Legion
Texas Ave
Legion and Auxiliary
J. E. Hubbard
Clovis Rd
Taylor Hospital
Hubbard
Cecil Eugene Hubbard
Jesus Vasques Jr
Jesus Vasquez Sr
Petersburg
Navy
Albuquerque
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Christian Family Tfe
The
First . Methodist Church
Maxey Memorial Hall
Willa Vaughn Tinsley
Texas Tech
Kiwanis Club
Plainview
Hilton
Peggy Brananan
Monterey
Texas High School Press Assn
Texas Women's University
Denton
Authority Asked For Bids On Texas Oklahoma Bridge Span
Tulsa district Army Engineers plan a 64 million dollar bridge from Willis Oklahoma to Gordonville Texas. Lt. Col. J H Dougherty expects approval to advertise bids before January 1 with a 30 to 45 day bid period. Construction to start early next year.
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Texas-Oklahoma
Tulsa
w—Authority
Willis
Okla
Gordonville
Tex
J. H. Dougherty
Tulsa District Army Engineers
Dougherty
Wheeler Rites Set In Lubbock Today
Funeral services for Estel Wheeler a 46 year old service station operator will be held at 3 p m today in Ford Chapel First Baptist Church with Dr J Ralph Grant officiating Wheeler died at St Marys Hospital and had been hospitalized since November He had lived in Lubbock 25 years and operated a service station 20 years He is survived by his wife Sybil a son Ricky a daughter Sandra three brothers and three sisters Burial will be in Tech Memorial Park under Franklin Mallett Funeral Home guidance Pallbearers are named.
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Estel Wheeler
Ford Chapel
First Baptist Church
J. Ralph Grant
Wheeler
St. Mary's Hospital
Lubbock
Sybil
Ricky
Sandra
Carl Wheeler
First St
Lewis Wheeler
Tom Wheeler
Fort Worth
M. H. Tucker
30Th St
N. W. Speer
Nowata
Okla
M. B
Dub Lawson
Coy Lowe
Les Derrick
Pete Stark
Ralph Dorsett
W. A. Williams
Q. B. Taylor
Lewis Kerr
Bremen Liner Replaced Renamed Pasteur After Purchase
The Bremen, a new liner operated by a West German line, has been acquired and renamed from the 30,000-ton French troopship Pasteur, reflecting a change in ownership and designations.
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Bremen
Ralls Voters OK Bonds For School
Ralls voters approve a 275000 school bond and maintenance tax in a special election. The bond funds a 16 classroom elementary school to relieve crowding. maintenance tax at up to 1.50 per year finances the bond. Bonds sold to a Dallas firm, 20 year maturity, callable after 10 years, interest 4 18 percent.
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RALLS
Dallas
Fire in Wichita Department Store Causes 100000 Damage
A downtown Wichita fire at Walker Brothers, Inc. Department Store caused an estimated 100000 in damage. Eleven fire companies fought the blaze, which interrupted traffic and drew Christmas shoppers. The fire, believed to have started in a third floor gift wrapping room, had no injuries.
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Wichita
Kan
Walker Brothers, Inc
Clues Still Lacking In Woman's Death
Corpus Christi report says Sheriff Mitchell has no leads in the death of Grace Condrin 47 of San Antonio found on a mud bar near Corpus Christi Bay. An autopsy report due Monday may shed light. family questioned, husband a tire firm worker involved in union organizing.
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Corpus Christi
Johnnie Mitchell
Grace Condrin
San Antonio
Corpus Christi Bay
Mitchell
Aienel
Condrin
Guddrin
Cora
Armstrong Tire and Rubber &Co
Creaking Codicil Forces Perpetual City Charity in Bergen
In Bergen Norway on December 7 the city continues a 440 pound annual Christmas flour gift to the poor of Lo foten begun by an old lady in her will. After the bequest expired the Supreme Court ruled the charity must be sustained by the city indefinitely.
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Bergen
Norway
Lofoten
Supreme Court
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