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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1971

Page

7

Seminole Banquet salutes leaders as Carlen urges values

Texas Tech coach Jim Carlen addressed about 250 at the Seminole Area Chamber of Commerce banquet urging strong parental and community attitudes to shape youth. He warned that dissent has costs and praised education while emphasizing faith and discipline as guiding principles. Awards honored Susan Sanders, Danny Cocke, the Paul Condit family, and the Brom Marchbanks family for civic service.

Karen Wright Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech Jim Carlen Texas New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Carlen America Virginia Arlington National Cemetery Seminole High School Susan Sanders Danny Cocke Chamber Business George Crisiy Paul Condit Gaines County Brom Marchbanks Marchbanks Precinct Two Democratic Party Lions Club

Disaster at Ibrox Park Leaves Sixty Six Dead

Survivors of Britain's worst soccer crowd disaster at Glasgow Ibrox Park describe a panicked crush on a stadium stairway. Injured fans from Rangers and others recall metal barriers failing and people being trampled as the crowd surged forward during a late rally. A Canadian witness and a man in a wheelchair recount saving a boy amid the chaos.

Glasgow Scotland UPI Britain Ibrox Park Victoria Infirmary Rangers James Miller Ranger Miller Stuart McMillan Ontario Cyiin McMillan Alec McMartin

Mrs Brown 76 Dies in Floyd County Caprock Hospital

Mrs. Ruby Brown 76 a longtime Floyd County resident died about 9 a m Monday at Caprock Hospital Floydada Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Dr Floyd Co Bradley officiating Burial will be in Floydaday Cemetery Moore Rose Funeral Home in charge She was daughter of former Judge Arthur B Duncan and survived by husband Fred three sons Rex Floydada Charles Columbus Ohio Harold Yale Oklahoma five sisters and two brothers with many grandchildren and great grandchildren in attendance

Floydada Ruby Brown Floyd County Caprock Hospital First Baptist Church Floyd Co. Bradley Dewayne Grimes First Christian Church Floydaday Cemetery Moore-Rose Funeral Home Amarillo Mark Duncan Sanderson

Rites Scheduled For Lemmie Lee Baker

Services for Lemmie Lee Baker 72 of Seminole are set for 2 30 pm Thursday at Providence Baptist Church Montalba with burial in Montalba Cemetery under Singleton Funeral Home. Baker died Saturday night in Lubbock Methodist Hospital after a long illness. Survivors include wife Mammie a son A C of Seminole two daughters Marie Smith of Lockney and Orabelle Williams of Palestine a sister Lilly Truville of Palestine and seven grandchildren

Lemmie Lee Baker Seminole Providence Baptist Church Montalba Singleton Funeral Home Baker Lubbock Methodist Hospital Mammie A. C Marie Smith Lockney Orabelle Williams Palestine Lilly Truville

Mrs. Aggie Simpson 84 Clovis funeral set

Mrs. Aggie Simpson of Clovis 84 dies at Retirement Ranch. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday at Church of the Brethren with Rev. Lewis N. Johnson officiating. Burial by Sherwood Mortuary. Survivors: sons George Albuquerque Leslie and Virgil Clovis. daughter Marie Tareaver Tennessee. sister Mae Hightower Melrose N M. ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Clovis Aggie Simpson Church of the Bretheren Lewis N. Johnson Sherwood Mortuary Simpson George Albuquerque Leslie Virgil Marie Tareaver Tennessee Mae Hightower Melrose, N.M

Local obituaries and civic notices from northwest Texas

Obituaries for Pat Nix Wil Emro Gammare Boots Scott Willam M Chandler Buster Lowery Walker Leonard Roy Ford and Roy Ford with details on burial sites and funeral homes. Public notices include Lubbock Storm Defense Club meeting to assemble hail pads and inspect a harshograph. Incident report covers a four-person medical transport outcome and a two-car collision on Loop 289.

Lubbock Storm Defense Club Lubbock National Bank

Edward Richter Services Today

Edward Richter, 56, a Shell Oil Co. maintenance foreman, died Saturday at his home in Kermit. A native of Thalia, he moved from Electra after 17 years there. Funeral services are 2 p.m. today at Electra First Baptist Church with full Masonic rites. burial at Electra Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements by Cooper Funeral Chapel. Survived by Juanita, two sons David Keith and Larry Dan Hinds, daughter Shirley Lynn MacCracken, four brothers, two sisters, and three grandchildren.

Kermit Edward Richter Electra First Baptist Church Electra Memorial Park Charles B. Cotton and Sons Funeral Cooper Funeral Chapel Richter Thalia Shell Oil Co Masonic Lodge Juanita David Keith Larry Dan Hinds Pecos Shirley Lynn MacCracken l Denton Hubert Wichita Falls Steve Corpus Christi Robert Taft Paul Fot Cinton Bill Freudiger Oklahoma City Bill Cerveny Lawton Okla

Glenn T. Bruster Services Today

Funeral services for Glenn T. Bruster 61 of 514 North Ash St. will be held at 2 p.m. in Henderson Chapel with Rev. Elvin Waters officiating. Burial will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park. Bruster died Sunday at Methodist Hospital after residing in Lubbock since 1950. He is survived by his wife Celia four sons four daughters two step sons and four step daughters twenty eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren with pallbearers named.

Glenn T. Bruster North Ash St Henderson Chapel Elvin Waters Chapel Mission Church Resthaven Memorial Park Bruster Lubbock Methodist Hospital Celia Hollie Billy Siloam Springs Ark Larry W .O. McNeice R. L. Gray Floyd Carr Willie Lee Car James Carter L. J. Langford

Mrs Clawson Funeral Today in Snyder

Services for Mrs Rhoda Ann Clawson 75 of Snyder will be at 10 a m today in Bell Seale Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Raymond Hall of Snyder First Baptist Church officiating Burial will be in Hillside Memorial Gardens She died Sunday in Cogdell Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness Survivors include two sisters Ada Odom of Houston and Flora Brown of Dallas and one granddaughter Pallbearers named Patten Lemons Duff Dyess Teal

Wil Emro Gammare Plainview Grace ‘Presbyterian Church Frederick, Kerekoper Plainview Memorial Park Lemons Funeral Home Gammage Howell Boots) Scott Snyder Bell-Seale Funeral Home Marvin Rogers Scott Scurry County Cayde Memorial Hospital Rhoda Ann Clawson Raymond Hall Snyder First Baptist Church Hillside Memorial Gardens Ada Odom Houston Flora Brown Dallas R. C. Patton Bob Lemons H. B. Lemons A. F E. Duff Jimmy Dyess Dillard Teal

Desmond Monroe Services Pend in McAllen Texas

Desmond Monroe 47 of McAllen a former South Plains resident Morton Texas Tech graduate died about 9 am Tuesday at M D Anderson Hospital Houston. Survived by Eva a son Jerry of Houston daughter JoAnn of McAllen parents Mr and Mrs C P Monroe of Lubbock two brothers Steve of Anton and Merril of Lubbock two sisters Mrs Bob Rhyne and Mrs Paul Adams both of Lubbock and five grandchildren.

Mcallen Desmond Monroe South Plains Monroe Morton Texas Tech M. D. Andersons Hospital Houston Eva Jerry JoAnn C. P. Monroe Lubbock Steve Anton Merril Bob Rhyne Paul Adams

Earl D Maples Dies In Mishap

A 20 year old Texas Marine attached to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot died in San Diego after a car crash into a light pole. Cpl Earl D Maples suffered multiple internal injuries in the Sunday night accident and died during surgery. Deputy Coroner Robert Gillespie said the vehicle was traveling about 60 miles per hour when it failed to negotiate a curve and skidded into the pole. Maples, who was alone, was cut from the wreckage by firemen and is survived by his father Mose E Maples of Denver City.

San Diego Calif Earl D. Maples Marine Corps Recruit Depot Robert Gillespie Maples Mose E. Maples Denver City

Walter L Wright Services Slated

Walter Lowe Wright 82 of Lovington dies at Good Samaritan Center. Services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Smith Rogers Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Resthaven Cemetery. He formerly lived in Mesilla Park New Mexico since 1941 and is survived by his wife Lydia three daughters Mabel Massengale Lola Powns Lillie May and four sons Dalton Lloyd Silvester and Raymond plus several grandchildren.

Lovington Walter Lowe Wright Smith- Rogers Funeral Home Resthaven ‘Cemetery Wright Mesilla Park N.M Sunny Good Samaritan Center Lydia Mabel Massengale Salem Ohio Lola Powns Lillie May Whiteface Dalton Ackerly Lloyd Albuquerque Silvester Raymond Las Cruces

Cement firm installs $1 million antipollution system

In La Calera Chile the Melon Cement Co installed a $1 million antipollution system at its factory after a public campaign highlighted cement dust in the air reported by a local newspaper.

LA Calera Chile Melon Cement Co

Early R Allen rites planned for longtime Lubbock resident

Services for Early R. Allen 91 of 2313 Broadway are set for 2 30 p m today at J A Hodges Chapel Lubbock First Christian Church with Dudley Strain and Rev J T Bolding officiating. Allen died at University Hospital after a two year illness. He moved to Lubbock in 1926 built Woodrow Gin later ran two farms south of Lubbock until 1968. He belonged to Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge Khiva Shrine Amarillo and El Paso Scottish Rite. Survivors include two daughters a granddaughter two great granddaughters. Pallbearers listed. Memorials to donor’s favorite charity.

R. Allen Broadway J. A. Hodges Lubbock First Dixon, Tenn Cooke County Tex South Plains Tahoka Lubbock Woodrow Allen Yellowhouse Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge Af&am Khiva Shrine Amarillo Scottish Rite Consistory el Paso John R. Fullingim Mancil L. Hall Littlefield Horace E Mitchell Louis ‘Bridwell Nelson Berry Felix Macha Curtis Talley Jimmy ‘Childers John B. Allen Layne Bridwell

Wagner's Rites Pending in Las Cruces area

Levels and special services for Charles Herman Wagner 79 of Las Cruces N M are pending with George C Price Funeral Home. Wagner lived in Hockley County from 1925 to 1940 and died about 9 p m Monday at Lubbock Lakeside Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. Survivors include sister Mrs Hattie Tunnell of Lubbock.

Charles Herman Wagner Las Cruces N.M George C. Price Wagner Hockley County Lubbock Lakeside Hattie Tunnell

John McAnear's Rites Planned in Clarksville

John McAnear died after a long illness in Clarksville at about 8 a.m. Monday at age 82. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Clarksville Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, a daughter Mrs. George Gann of 2602 36th St., a son Jack of San Antonio, and several other relatives.

Clarksville John McAnear Lubbock Clarksville Funeral Home George Gann 36Th St Jack San Antonio

Peaceful bumper sticker plea from a preacher’s verse

The piece quotes a bumper sticker and a preacher's citation from 2 Kings 9 19. It contrasts anti police messages with a call to praise officers and defend their dangerous duties as Julien C Hyer reflects on public attitude toward law enforcement.

Kings Boys In

Tom A. Austins Rites Wednesday in Paducah

Services for Tom A. Austin 70 of Paducah are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Beck and Rev. Richard Bolt officiating. Burial follows in Garden of Memories Cemetery under Norris Funeral Home guidance. He died about 5 a.m. Monday at Richard Memorial Joveta. He lived in Paducah since 1966 and is survived by four daughters, 12 grandchildren, and 19 great grandchildren.

Paducah Tom A. Austin First Baptist Church Robert Beck Richard Bolt Garden of Memories Norris Funeral Home Austin Richard Memorial Hospital Joveta Neema Leslie Colorado Lenora Crenshaw Dumont Betty Jo Daring Fort Worth Willie Hall Quitique

Charles L. Edgar Rites Planned in Plainview

Charles Lester Edgar 85 former Plainview resident died about 1245 a.m. Monday at his daughter’s home in Amarillo where he had lived about three years. Services Wednesday at Lemons Funeral Home Memorial Chapel with burial in Plainview Memorial Park. Edgar born in Big Sandy moved to Plainview in 1928 from McKinney later relocating to Amarillo. He was a carpenter and contractor. Survived by his wife Lola his daughter Mrs Tony Reeves a sister Mrs Laura Snow of Big Sandy one grandchild and two great grandchildren.

Plainview Charles Lester Edgar Tony Reeves Amarillo Lemons Funeral Home Memorial Chapel Plainview Memorial Park Edgar Big Sandy McKinney Lola Laura Snow

Henry Lee Reed Services Today in Plainview

Henry Lee Reed 96 of Hart died at a Plainview convalescent home. Services are at 2:30 p.m. in Lemons Funeral Home Memorial Chapel, with burial in Hart Cemetery. Born in Ellis County, he lived in Plainview since 1925, later moving between Hart and Plainview. survived by two daughters, a son, six grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.

Plainview Henry Lee Reed Hart Lemons Funeral Home Memorial Chapel Hart Cemetery Reed Ellis County Brownfield Marta H. W. Davis Hazel Banducea San Jose Calif Marvin Tuskahoma Okla

Rex B. Warren's Rites Arranged

Rex Beach Warren 61 of Levelland dies at home. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at George C. Price Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Tarr and Rev. Bob Robbins officiating. Burial in City of Levelland Cemetery. He was a retired automobile dealer resident since 1947. Survived by daughter Kristin Warren of Brownfield, brothers Drew of Seminole Oklahoma and A G of Las Vegas Nevada, sister Mrs C E Costley of Oklahoma City.

Levelland Rex Beach Warren George C. Price Richard Tarr First Christian Church Bob Robbins City of Levelland Warren Ruth

Rites Set for Mrs Ezell in Andrews Texas

Services for Annie Ezell 72 retired nurse will be held at 10 a m Wednesday at Singleton Funeral Home Chapel of the Chimes with Rev Norman Grigsby of Means Memorial United Methodist Church officiating a 3 pm graveside at the cemetery in Bovina She died about 7 20 p m Monday at Permian General Hospital Survivors include son Roy of Bedford Massachusetts two daughters Inez Hults of Los Alamos New Mexico and Ruby Baker of Denver Colorado with grandchildren and two great grandchildren

Methodist Hospital Loop 289 N. Ash Avenue Wilda Laminack John Laminack Ralls Archie Acker New Deal Ezell Permian General Hospital Roy Bedford Mass Inez Hults Los Alamos N.M Ruby Baker Denver

Rites Planned for C R Allen in Kermit Church

Services for C R Shine Allen age 64 of Kermit will be at 10 30 a m today at First United Methodist Church with Dr Joe Scrimshire officiating Burial at Kermit Cemetery directed by Cooper Funeral Chapel He died Sunday at Memorial Hospital He was a Gulf Oil Co pumper World War II Army Air Corps veteran His mother Mrs Julia Allen of Lewisville a brother Jimerson Hill of Lubbock and sister Mrs Myrtle Grace of Little Elm are named.

Kermit C. R. (Shine) Allen First United Methodist Church Joe Scrimshire Cooper Funeral Kermit Cemetery Allen Gulf Oi Co Little Elm

AID OFFERED Officials Cut Red Tape For Miners

In Manchester Kentucky a White House aide and other federal and state officials told families of 38 dead miners that red tape would be reduced to speed financial benefits. William Boleyn represented President Nixon as officials addressed more than 40 attendees.

Manchester White House William Boleyn Nixon U.S

Kentucky mine disaster victims face benefits at hearings

In Hyden near Leslie County Kentucky the Finley Coal Co mine disaster killed 38 workers. Most victims were from Manchester area with last burials planned in Clay County. State and federal compensation processes will help survivors with Social Security Workmen's Compensation and burial costs while inspectors review the blast.

Couch Twins Holt Howard Couch Alonzo Couch Hyden Kentucky Manchester Clay County J. Keller Whitaker Finley Coal Co United Mine Workers State Compensation Board Finley U.S. Bureau of Mines Leslie County

William Q Kidd Dies Rites Set in Lamesa

William Quinton Kidd 52 a lifelong Lamesa resident died Monday after a lengthy illness at Veterans Hospital. Services will be 2 pm Wednesday at Branon Funeral Home with Rev. B L Hardage officiating. Burial in Lamesa. Survivors include his mother Mrs Mattie Nidd of Lamesa. sisters Mrs Hershel Reynolds Mrs Agnes Cox Mrs Georgia Griffis and two brothers George West Houston and Austin Fort Worth plus a stepson David Hammons of Midland.

Lamesa William Quinton Kidd Branon Funeral Home B. L. Hardage First Baptist Church Lamesa Memorial Park Kidd Bie Spring Veterans Hospital Willie Mae David Hammons Midland Mattie Nidd Hershel Reynolds Agnes Cox Fort Worth Georgia Griffis la Mirada Calif Houston George West Austin

Mrs. Schwaln’s Funeral Today Clovis Special

Mrs Ada Schwaln 81 of Clovis dies Sunday in Albuquerque hospital. Funeral at 9 a m today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Boniface Fack pastor. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Topeka Kan under Sherwood Mortuary. Survivors include son Jack of Belen NM sister Mrs Marquis Disney of Topeka and three grandchildren.

Clovis Ada Schwaln Sacred Heart Catholic Church Boniface Fack Nelating Calvary Cemetery Topeka Kan Sherwood Mortuary Schawin Albuquerque Jack Belen N.M Marquis Disney

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Doggone Willie Boy Jeff Thomas Coatesville St. Bernard L. L. Baker Mrs. Simpson Pat Nix Willam MM. Chandler 30Th St University Hospital Zanesville Rix Ropesville Cemetery Kress Buster Lee Lowery Snyder Cemetery Wallace Funeral Home Tulia Lowery U.S. 87 Walker Leonard Motley County Matador East Mound Cemetery Selgier Funeral Home Leonard Big Spring Edward R. Johnson Lubbock-Garza-Crosby County Medical Society Ming Tree Roy Lloyd Ford Ninth Columbia Street Church of Christ Kansas Pend Walter L. Wright Early R, Allen C. H. Wagner The Julien C. Hyer Charles L. Edgar Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park Tohoka Highway Rex B. Warren Rex. B. Warren C. R. Allen William Q. Kidd Funeral Home Memorial Park
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