Shallowater Mayor Bud Timms Dies After Long Illness
Shallowater mayor for nine years Jessie E. Bud Timms died Thursday in Lubbock after a long illness. Special services are planned at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church with Dr. E. T. Wright and two former ministers officiating. Masonic rites will follow at the graveside in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Timms, a retired farmer and civic leader, was named 1963 Man of the Year by the community.
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Shallowater
First Baptist Church
Jessie E
Bud) Timms
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
E. T. Wright
Gordon Smith
First. ‘Baptist
Seagraves
Ed Jackson
Hawaii
Shallawater Masonic Lodge
City of Lubbock
Franklin
Bartley
Timms
Services Planned For Miss Berry
Miss Billie Louise Berry 43 of Denver died from a gunshot wound at Highland Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. at Bowman Chapel First Methodist Church with Dr. Paul Bumpers and Rev. Royce Womack officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Franklin Bartley Funeral Home directs. Berry, visiting her parents at 2428 29th St, was found by her father. An automatic pistol with one bullet was found on the floor. Born in Hollis Oklahoma she had lived in Denver and Lubbock most of her life and worked as an executive secretary. She was a 1945 Texas Tech graduate and member of several organizations including Beta Sigma Phi and the American Association of University Women. Survivors include her parents and sister Mrs Kenneth Alexander. Memorials to Scottish Rite's Children's Hospital. Pallbearers include Shallowater city councilmen Bert Deavours and others.
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Denver
Highland
Bowman Chapel
First Methodist Church
Paul Bumpers
Royce Womack
City of Lubbock
Franklin Bartley
Miss. Berry
29Th St
Hollis
Oklo
Miss Berry
Penver
Texas Tech
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Alpha
Psi Omega Honorary Society
The
American Assn. of University Women
Lubbock
Clyde B. Berry
Kenneth Alexander
Ave. T
Rites Planned Here Monday For E A Box
The body of E A Box 76 of 2619 Colgate was found by his wife in the garage. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled death from a heart attack. Services set for 2 pm Monday at Arnett Benson Baptist Church with James McGuire officiating. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. He was a retired carpenter born in Arkansas who lived in Lubbock 23 years. He served as election judge and was an Odd Fellow and Baptist. Survivors include wife Nettie one son Earl H one daughter Mrs Emily Berryman a brother two sisters six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Colgate
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Box
Arnett Benson
Baptist Church
James McGuire
Resthaven Memorial Park
Resthaven Funeral Home
Arkansas
Lubbock
Wellington
Odd Fellow Lodge and
Nettie
Earl H
40Th St
Emily
Berryman
Auburn
Wash
Amarillo
Ttwo
Earnest Elam
Earl Blanton
Claude
Blake White
Mrs. Ada Hanley Rites Postponed to Friday
Mrs. Ada Hanley, 77, of Levelland died Tuesday in South Plains Hospital. Funeral services now set for 10 a.m. Friday at the First Assembly of God Church with burial in City of Levelland Cemetery. Survivors include a son, a brother, a sister, 10 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Levelland
Ada Hanley
George
Price Funeral Home
Hanley
South Plains Hospital
First Assembly of God
Charles
City of Levelland
Mrs. Linnie May McReynolds Rites Set in Wichita Falls
Funeral services for Mrs. Linnie May McReynolds 86, a former Wichita Falls resident, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Owens Brumley Funeral Home. Burial follows at Crestview Cemetery. She died Wednesday night at Methodist Hospital from a heart ailment after moving from Lubbock to Wichita Falls in 1925. born November 5, 1881 in Dalton, Georgia. Survivors include two sons H. O. McReynolds of 4518 42nd Street and D. W. McReynolds of Birmingham, New Mexico, eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Linnie May ‘McReynolds
Colonial Nursing Home
Owens- Brumley Funeral Home
Wichita Falls
Crestview Cemetery
R J Bratton's Services Slated
Robert Jeff Bratton 83 a retired farmer and rancher died at 9 p m Wednesday in Arlington Convalescent Center Arlington Burial will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery Norris Funeral Home directing Services set for 11 a m Saturday at Paducah Church of Christ O B Proctor of Buffalo Gap officiating Survivors include two daughters Mrs Berry Altman Arlington and Mrs Trnce Williams of Mobeetie and two sons L R of Plainview and J R of Payson Arizona Born June 4 1884 in Denton County He had been in the Arlington home for five months
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Paducah
Robert Jeff Bratton
Arlington
Paducah Church of Christ
O. B. Proctor
Buffalo Gap
Garden of Memories Cemetery
Norris Funeral Home
Bratton
Arlington Home
Denton County
Berry Altman
Trnce Wiliams
Mobeetie
L. R
Plainview
J. R
Payson, Ariz
Lamesa Woman Ethel Ball Dies at 76
Mrs. Ethel Ball longtime Dawson County resident died at 1 p m Thursday after extended illness She native of Georgia lived in Lamesa area 45 years Services set 2 p m Saturday at North Mth St Church of Christ with Larry Marshall officiating Burial in Lamesa Memorial Park Branon-Philips Funeral Home in charge Survivors include daughter Mrs J B McEntire Austin son C V Ball Lamesa sister Mrs W C Hall Abilene five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren
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Ethel Ball
Dawson County
Georgia
North Mth St. Church
Austin
C. Vv. Ball
W. C
Hall of
Area Minister Dies In Mishap
Reverend Lewis Wakefield pastor of Lee Street Baptist Church in Hart died in a two car crash on SH 194 south of Hart. Survivors include wife Yvonne and three children. Two others injured were Pfe Harlap Curtis Hawkins 21 of Haskell and Jerry Leon Cox 25 of Dimmitt. Burial set at Hart’s Harts Cemetery with services at 2 30 p m at the Church. Proceeded by Dennis Funeral Home of Dimmitt.
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Lewis Wakefield
Herb Row
Bledsoe Baptist Church
Dorman Kinard
Crestview Baptist Church
Lamesa
Harts Cemetery
Dennis
Wakefield
Lee Street
SH 194
Hart
Harlap Curtis Hawkins
Haskell
Jerry Leon Cox
Plains Memorial Hospital
Hawkins
Hart High School
Arney Baptist Church
Tee Baptist Church
Yvonne
Connie
Cindy
Steve
Stanley
Phoenix
M. D
Tulia
W. D
Aztex
Seminole
George
Gordon
Lubbock
Johnny Hays
Mary Glover
Tatum
Rites Pend For Andrews Woman
Mrs. Ethel Fleming 74 of Andrews died at 3 30 p m Thursday after a month long illness at Permian General Hospital Graves Funeral Home in Sedan Kansas has funeral plans with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Sedan She was born in Sedan and lived there until moving to Andrews ten years ago She was a member of Means Memorial Methodist Church Survivors include two daughters Hazel Brown Dumas and Edna Williams Andrews two sisters Mrs Roy Patterson Bowie and Mrs Nannie Harrison Wichita Kan and a brother Jim Holbrook Jacksboro
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Ethel Fleming
Permian General Hospital
Baird
Sedan
Kan
Greenwood
Fleming
Means Memorial Methodist Church
Hazel Brown
Dumas
Edna Williams
Roy. Patterson
Bowie
Nannie Harrison
Wichita
Jim Holbrook
Jacks
Paraguay Hosts Over Six Million Introduced Orange Trees
In Paraguay the sweet orange trees exceed six million, introduced from Europe, while the bitter orange called apepu remains native to the country. The report notes the coexistence of the two varieties in Paraguayan orchards.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Europe
Jack Rutledge longtime Texas AP columnist dies at 59
Death came after more than nine weeks of illness at Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. Rutledge 59 wrote the Texas Today column for AP and reported from Mexico City and Latin America. Survived by daughter Sally Adele 17 son James E of Glendale Calif brother Roy C Rutledge sister Mrs W Parker Shipley. Graveside services in Brownsville Buena Vista Cemetery set for Sunday.
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Jack Rutledge
Associated Press
Texas
Rutledge
Presbyterian Hospital
Chapel of Sparkman-Hillcrest
Brownsville
Buena Vista Cemetery
Rice
Rice University
Houston
Washington, D.C
Mexico City
Mexico
Latin America
Caribbean
AP State Report
Sally Adele
James .E
Glendale
Calif
Roy. C. Rutledge
W. Parker Shipley
Corpus Christi
Park Ridge
A W Skarda Rites Set In Clovis Saturday
A W Skarda president of Citizens Bank and longtime resident of Clovis died Thursday in Clovis Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Services are at 10 a.m. Saturday at First Methodist Church with Rev. Ed Hamilton officiating. Burial follows at Mission Garden of Memories with Steed Todd Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survivors include three sons Laingdon Lynell and Cash all of Clovis four brothers William Charles Emil and Veneil and 11 grandchildren.
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A. W. Skarda
Citizens Bank
Clovis Memorial Hospital
First Methodist Church
Ed Hamilton
Mission Garden of Memories
Steed
Todd
Skarda
First Bank
Democratic Party
Masonic Lodge
Laingdon
Lynell
Cash
William
Charles
Whittier
Calif
Emil
Sierra Madre
Veneil
Lewiston
Mont
FCC Approves Interim Intrastate Rate Cut Plan
The FCC cleared a 66 million dollar rate reduction for intrastate local telephone charges. States may retroactively apply the cut from December 1, while a Bell System backed interim plan allows partial application this year.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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Bell System
Senate OKs new duties for dormant Subversives Board
In a 3 to 2 vote the Senate approved a bill to grant new powers to the Subversives Activities Control Board and keep it potentially alive. Proxmire and Gore dissented while Dirksen Ervin and Bible voted yes. The measure seeks hearings to deem groups Communist dominated, with a requirement for action or dissolution.
James R. Skidmore Dies at 60 in Heart Attack
James R. Skidmore, 60, of 3303 33th St., was pronounced dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, apparently from a heart attack. Services are pending with Henderson Funeral Home. Skidmore worked as a milkman for Borden Milk Co. and is survived by his wife.
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James R. Skidmore
Methodist Hospital
Henderson Funeral Home
Skidmore
Borden Milk Co
Feminine Lead Hollywood Star In The Year of the Cricket
Made Lyn Rhue will play the feminine lead in The Year of the Cricket which stars ex football star James Brown of the Cleveland Browns.
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Hollywood
UPI
Madelyn Rhue
James Brown
Cleveland. Browns
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