Saigon claims 700 Viet Cong casualties in two secretOps
South Viet Nam officials say more than 700 Viet Cong guerrillas were killed or wounded in two operations north of Saigon and near the Cambodian border, both conducted in secrecy. Government losses are listed as 21 killed and 130 wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
D Zone
Red
China
International Control Commission
Mekong River
South China Sea
Tech Economics Society meets at 8 p m in student union
Texas Tech Economics and Finance Society hosts an 8 p m meeting in the Tech Student Union with speaker John Womack of Merrill Lynch and a film shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech Economics and Finance Society
The
Tech Student Union
Ken Reed
John Womack
Amarillo
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc
Mechem Hires Seven Staff for Washington Office
New Mexico Senator Edwin L. Mechem announces a seven member staff for his Washington office. Top aide Charles Durant says Robert Barnes from Gallup NM will be an assistant. Personal secretary will be Mrs Bobby Ruth Postelwaite with a secretarial group including Mary Boulware Silver City Felicitas Duarte Las Cruces and Margaret Ann Young Albuquerque, all formerly on the Chavez staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Edwin L. Mechem
R-Nm
Charles Durant
Taos
Robert Barnes
Gallup, N.M
Bobby Ruth Postelwaite
Mary Boulaware
Silver City
Felicitas Duarte
Las Cruce
City Man Charged In Drug Store Break-In
A 29 year old Lubbock man Larry Curtis Nichols 2620 Emory Sr was charged Tuesday with burglary in a break in on January 1 at Magness Drug 2120 Ave Q He is bond 3000. Archie Tavener Baker 33 1306 20th St also signed statements about the Magness Drug burglary. Baker faces charges. Frank Valdez 17 Slaton remains jailed on a separate charge.
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Lubbock
Magness Drug
Ave. Q
Larry Curtis Nichols
Emory Sr
Clark
Broadway
Nichols
Archie Tavener Baker
20Th St
Magness
Baker
Lubbock County
Frank Valdez
Slaton
Henry Henry to Address Navy Mothers Club Meeting
Eighteen members of Navy Mothers Club 2341 met at Allen Brothers American Legion Hall. New members S. R. Sims and Edgar Williamson were welcomed. Hostesses Kline and Durham organized the gathering. Alan Henry, Community Ambassador to Argentina, will speak at 1 30 p m February 26 at the Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Allen Brothers American Legion Hall
S. R. Sims
Edgar Williamson
W. T. Kline
H. C. Durham
Alan Henry
Argentina
Winners Of Bridge Club Are Announced
Winners of the Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club at the Pioneer Hotel are announced. First place: Mr. and Mrs. John Vickers. Second: Mrs. Allan Hodges and Mrs. Rhonard McCreary. Third: Kent Jones and Mrs. B. F. Stephens. Master point will be played at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Duplicate Bridge Club
Pioneer Hotel
John Vickers
Allan Hodges
Rhonard McCreary
Kent Jones
B. F. Stephens
Fresh Market Planning Highlights Grower Retailer Tensions
A conference on vegetable marketing in West Texas explored wholesale to retailer dynamics, planning needs, and potential discrimination risks for locally produced produce. Panel discussions covered processing potentials and fresh market growing, with experts from Texas A&M and regional firms sharing insights on supply, grading, pricing, and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorenson
High Plains
Student Union
Texas Tech
West Texas
J. W
Lefty) Thomas
Deaf Smith County
Hereford
H. T. Gage. Meads Potato Chips Co
Lubbock
R. C
Keswick
California Packing Co
Crystal City
Tom Wells
Brown - Miller Co
Texarkana
Poteet
Hale County
Charlie Cypert
Ray Bowen
Plains Brockerage Co
Gordon R. Powell
Texas A&m
Homer T. Blackhurst
Walker
Highway program funds disclosed for Baton Rouge project
The Louisiana Department of Highways plans to spend more than a specified amount for road construction in Baton Rouge. Officials outline scope and funding details for the highway program as part of state infrastructure efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
UPD
Louisiana Department of Highways
Jury considers charges against Walker in Ole Miss riot
Federal grand jury met behind closed doors in Oxford to weigh indictments against Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker and 10 others arrested during the University of Mississippi rioting. The 16-member panel included two women for the first time in the district’s history amid charges of rebellion, insurrection and conspiracy. James Meredith hinted he might leave the university next semester unless changes occur, amid jeers from about 200 students who taunted him with insults including goodbye and publicity hound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Miss
U.S
James H. Meredith
Meredith
James
Second Dickens Escapee Caught After Long Walk
The second of two men who fled Dickens County jail Sunday night was arrested about 3 30 p m Tuesday sixteen miles west of Benjamin. James Lloyd Tilley, 24, was captured Monday afternoon in woods near the Croton Community about nine miles northeast of Dickens. Jimmy Vaughn, 22, said he walked 45 to 50 miles in the past two days and had eaten only cedar berries. Both escapees were Arizona natives.
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Dickens
Dickens County
Benjamin
Jim Bridge
West Texas
Jimmy Vaughn
James Lloyd Tilley
Woods
Croton
Arizona
Vaughn
Paducah
Guthrie
Bridge
Ross Ranch
Tshombe Returns to Elisabethville Amid Katanga Tensions
UN officials called Tshombe's return a personal matter while British and U.S. officials weighed in. Union Miniere warned that destroying Kolwezi dams and power stations would cripple Katanga's economy as production stops. Diplomatic sources report law and order collapsing in Kasai amid tribal fighting after UN withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville
Tshombe
U.S
Union Miniere Mining Company
Brussels
Kolweizi
Katanga
Congo
Union Miniere
Leopoldville
Kasai
Demo Dinner Tickets Reported Going Fast
Tickets to the Democratic Victory Dinner before inauguration are moving quickly. Travis Shelton, 28th Senatorial District committeeman, sells remaining seats in Lubbock at PO 20115 or SW 9-3579. Vic Damone and other Sands performers will entertain. proceeds benefit the Democratic Party in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Lubbock
Travis D. Shelton
Vic Damone
The
Sands
Democratic Party
Texas
Mrs. Mamie Lott Services Slated
Mrs. Mamie Slaughter Lott 980 died at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Mineral Wells at her son John F Lott s home. Services are set for Thursday 10 a m at First Methodist Church Post with Rev A B Cockrell officiating. Cremation in Fort Worth and memorial service Friday at Slaughter mausoleum Oakwood Cemetery Fort Worth. Local arrangements by Franklin Bartley Funeral Home. Survived by daughter Mrs I H Macy Miami Beach four grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Mamie Slaughter Lott
Mineral Wells
John F. Lott
44Th St
First Methodist Church
Post
A. B. Cockrell
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Slaughter Family
Oakwood Cemetery
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Methodist Church
Lott
Kidney Musical
Bank Changes At American State Bank and Southwestern Bell
Fort Worth native Whitcomb leads division at Southwestern Bell in Lubbock with 26 years of service. American State promotes four women to assistant cashier and elevates Don Hudgeons and two veteran staff as part of a post stockholders meeting move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcomb
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Walton-On-The- Thames
Surrey
Egland
Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
U. S. Military Academy
Academmy
Lubbock
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
West Texas
Bennett
Bank
Melton
Mullins
Scoggin
Brighton trial opens crackdown on horse doping ring
Steward, 30, fed dope pills to horses in stables. Richard McGee, 49, a lab worker, jailed two years for supplying pills. Prosecution says both were tools of a gang. ringleaders named, more charges expected. Police seek foreign help to locate gang members who fled to France and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Steward
Richard McGee
McGee
France
Spain
French Congo delegation visits Clovis for agricultural study
A seven member agricultural group from the French Congo arrived in Clovis for a week of inspections of local farms and credit offices. Host researchers C. J. Todd and the Production Credit Association will guide visits to peanut mills and a Portales sweet potato plant as Alphonse Ponty leads the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
French Congo
C. J. Todd
Federal Land Bank Assn
Production Credit Assn
U.S
Credit Association
Sweet Potato Association
Portales
Alphonse Ponty
National Development Bank
Brazzaville
Congo
Belgium
Rites Held for Sudan Resident Ross Jinkins
Services for Ross O Jinkins 87 longtime Sudan resident were held at 2 p m at the Sudan Methodist Church with Rev Frank Weir officiating. Burial followed in Sudan Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home. Jinkins a retired farmer died Monday night in Amherst Hospital. He was a native of Freestone County and a Woodsmen of the World member for 65 years. Survivors include two sons A B Sudan and E A Levelland a daughter Miss Reba Jinkins Clovis a sister Mrs Claudia McCoy Arlington and three grandchildren Pallbearers named Coleman Terrell Doyle Terrell Bernard Wilson Ott Shuttlesworth Rodney Nichols and Marlin Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Sudan
E. A
Levelland
Reba Jinkins
Clovis
Claudia McCoy
Arlington
Goldwater Rites Pending In City
Funeral arrangements are pending at Sanders Funeral Home for Joe Goldwater 82 who died Sunday in Marlin while visiting. He moved to the city in 1959 from Henderson Nevada and lived with his son Carl. Survivors include five sons J S Ralph A G and Alfred two daughters Mrs R F Evans and Ruby Jean and two sisters Hattie Tynes and Rose Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Funeral Home
Joe Goldwater
28Th St
Marlin
Goldwater
Carl Goldwater
Henderson
Nev
Johnnie
20Th St
S. J
27Th St
Ralph
Roswell
Will Watson Dies Colorful Abilene Showman at 78
ABILENE AP Will Watson a colorful Abilene figure died Tuesday at 78. Services will be held today at 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church. A veteran showman he promoted the West Texas Fair for more than 50 years and originated the Six White Horses that led the Hardin Simmons University band. He was nicknamed Sheriff as an honorary title by the Hardin Simmons Cowboy band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene (Ap
Will Watson
Abilene
First Baptist Church
West Texas
Hardin- Simmons University
Hardin- Simmons Cowboy Band
Bexar County Judge Burnett Dies in San Antonio
McCol lum Burnett, Bexar County’s senior judge, died Tuesday at age 84 after a period of illness. He returned to office on Jan. 3 two days after being sworn in for a new term as County Court-at-Law No. 1 judge. Burnett served on the bench since the court’s 1923 creation. funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Ellis
Broadus A. Survey
Lish Dansby
24Th St
Charlie Moore
Jesse R. White
18Th St
San Antonio
McCollum Burnett
Bexar County
Burnett
Bill Montgomery Rites Set At Acuff Today
Services for Bill S. Montgomery 46 a Lubbock County resident will be held at 10 a.m. today at the Acuff Church of Christ with minister Travis Boyd officiating. He died Monday at Methodist Hospital after a monthlong illness. Burial is at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survived by wife, a son, his mother, two sisters and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill S. Montgomery
Lubbock County
Acuff
Services Held For Former City Woman Celesta Ellis Tidwell
Funeral services for Celesta Ellis Tidwell 37 of Mansfield were held Monday at the Mansfield Church of Christ. Burial followed at Holley Springs Cemetery. Tidwell, a Frenship High School graduate and former Lubbock resident, died Saturday. Survivors include her parents W F Ellis and wife, a sister Mrs James Bright, and her maternal grandmother Mrs Lucy Coker in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celesta Ellis
Tidwell
Mansfield
Lubbock
Mansfield Church of Christ
Holley Springs Cemetery
Frenship High School
W. F. Ellis
Rt. 5
James Bright
32Nd St
Lucy Coker
Houston Youth, 15, Found Shot At Home
A 15 year old boy named Ronald Rex Davis was found shot to death at his Houston home after his parents heard three shots in his room. He was discovered with a .38 caliber pistol nearby.
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Houston
Ronald Rex Davis
Accidental Gunshot Wounds Ends Woman’s Life in Crockett
In Crockett Texas 20 year old Ronnie Rushing accidentally discharged a shotgun while cleaning it injuring and killing his grandmother Pee Kleckley. The shot struck her left shoulder and she died while the grandson was treated for shock. Officers ruled the death accidental.
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Crockett (Ap
Crockett
Mrs. Buchan an Rites Today at First Cumberland Presbyterian
Funeral services for 84 year old Mrs W R Buchan an of 4006 49th St are at 2 30 p m today at First Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Rev Sam Estes Jr and Rev Sam Estes Sr will officiate. Burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters a stepdaughter two brothers five sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Buchanan
49Th St
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sam Estes Jr
Sam Estes Sr
Fort Worth
Andrews Woman Is Found Dead
Oma Woods Stookey, 67, a three year Andrews resident and realtor, was found dead at her home. An inquest ruled death by natural causes, with the body to be moved to Parks Funeral Home in Prague, Oklahoma. Survivors include a daughter, two sisters from Tulsa and Perryton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Grantham
Andrews
Ada Woods Reno
Tulsa
Okla
Grace Woods Porter
Perryton
Deb orah Eggers 2 Dies of Brain Hemorrhage in Lubbock
Funeral arrangements pending at Sanders Funeral Home for Deborah Eggers a two year old girl who died Tuesday morning from a brain hemorrhage in Lubbock Texas. She was born on an Arizona reservation and is survived by S Sgt and Mrs Roger Eggers a step sister Laura Lee and other relatives. An inquest by Justice of the Peace F R Land ruled death by brain hemorrhage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Eggers
Sanders Funeral Home
Deborah
Arizona
Roger Eggers
30Th
Laura Lee
Horten
Noel Ellis
Children's Clinic
Ave. Q
Ellis
Justice of the Peace
F. R. Land
Rites Thursday For Mrs Ewing
Mrs Herbert E Ewing 64 of 1812 10th St died at 1 45 pm at West Texas Hospital after brief illness. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at First Baptist Church with burial by Rix Funeral Home. Survived by son John Amarillo four sisters three brothers and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Ewing
10Th St
West Texas Hospital
First Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Rix Funeral Home
Ewing
John
Amarillo
L. B. Gilchrist
Hot Springs
Ark
Q. E. Gilchrist
Malvern
Boyd Gilchrist
el Dorado
Cleo Valentine
24Th St
J. B. Johnson
Jane Hart
Vicksburg
Miss
Winnie Gilchrist
Odessa Laborer Beaten To Death
An Odessa laborer identified as Ralph E. Searcey, 50, was found dead behind a police pistol range on Tuesday. Police said he was beaten at the range and left for dead. an autopsy was ordered.
El Paso Soldier Dies From Night Club Injury
Army Spec.4 Thomas L. Atzenweiler 23 of Ft Bliss Texas died after a brain injury from a Sunday night fight at an El Paso nightclub. Authorities blame the injury for his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Army Spec
Thomas L. Atzenweiler
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Farm-origin food purchases total $62.2 billion in 1961
Americans spent sixty two point two billion dollars in 1961 on foods that originated on U S farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
God's Will Seventh Child Dies In Philadelphia Tragedy
Arthur Noe and Marie Noe mourn the deaths of their seven babies, Mary Lee the latest at about six months old. Doctors seek autopsy clues. the family reports multiple infant losses with no prior history. The parents cite faith and hope another child may be on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arthur Noe
Noe
Marie
Mary Lee
City Medical Examiner
Mrs. Gladys Leecy Tucker Services Set in Portales
Mrs. Gladys Leecy Tucker 44 died Monday at Roosevelt General Hospital. Services 2 p.m. today at Wheeler Mortuary chapel Portales conducted by Jim Gabberd minister. Burial in Portales Cemetery. Survivors include husband Bob daughter Robyn Lynn son Bobbie five sisters and five brothers. Pallbearers named Oscar Smith J T Levacy Kenneth Kinzie Vernon Kitts Tommie Hyatt Wayne Orendorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
Gladys Leecy Tucker
Roosevelt General Hospital
Wheeler Mortuary Chapel
Jim Gabberd
University Street Church of Christ
Portales Cemetery
Bobbie
Corpus Christi
Jewel Tucker
Winnie Palmer
Ella Shubert
Adrian
Tex
Janie Monk
Melrose
Jessie Nelson
Mount Vernon
Wash
Maupin
Michie Maupin
Turkey
J. B
Charlie
Lee Maupin
Oscar Smith
J. T. Levacy
Kenneth Kinzie
Vernon Kitts
Tommie Hyatt
Wayne Orendorff
Rites Set For Garza Pioneer Garza County Resident
Special services for Robert Lee Self 82 longtime Garza County resident will be held at 3 p.m. today in Hudrian Funeral Home Chapel He died in a Midland hospital at 7 a.m Tuesday after a brief illness The Rev C B Hogue will officiate Burial is in Terrace Cemetery Pallbearers include sons Roy Tahoka Watson Montague Guy Stamford and Reggie Clovis also named are Rosa Lee Yarbro Lovington Jewel Hancock Midland and Walter Post brother 12 grandchildren and 14 grandsons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Self
Garza County
Hudrian Funeral Home
Self
Midland
C. B. Hogue
First Baptist Church
Terrace Cemetery
Rosa Lee Yarbro
Lovington
Jewel Hancock
Roy
Tahoka
Watson
Montague
Guy
Stamford
Reggie
Clovis
Walter
Post
Pioneer Slaton Resident Annie Shelby Dies
SLATON Special Mrs Annie Shelby 81 longtime Slaton resident died at noon Tuesday in Albuquerque Services pending at Williams Funeral Home Rites at St Josephs Catholic Church burial Englewood Cemetery She was a Kansas native Survivors include five sons Gordon Chicago Luke Harvey J H Slaton Don Albuquerque Walter Dallas three daughters Pauline Dallas Mrs Moreen Stewart Riverside Calif and Mrs Martia Mathis Dallas a brother James G Maloney Dallas 20 grandchildren and two
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Annie Shelby
Albuquerque
Williams Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Englewood
Shelby
Kansas
Gordon
Chicago
Luke
Harvey
J. H
Don
Walter
Dallas
Pauline Shelby
Moreen Stewart
Riverside
Calif
Martia Mathis
James G. Maloney
Prison Official Paschall Dies After Wound
A. O. Paschall, 48, director of the Educational and Recreational Commissary of the Department of Corrections, Huntsville, died in a Houston hospital from a gunshot wound to the head. Investigators found him in a prison restroom with a pistol nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
A. O. Paschall
Department of Corrections
Huntsville
Paschall
Mrs Velma Cook Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Velma Audine Cook 43 a Spur native will be at 2 30 p m Thursday at the First Baptist Church Tahoka burial will be in Tohoka Cemetery under direction of White Surviors include her husband E H a daughter Reba Roberts Tahoka three sons Robert D Lynn O Donnell and A G also of the home her parents Mr and Mrs W J Jordon Tahoka three sisters Mrs G F Scott Phoenix Mrs C E McClellan Tahoka and Mrs D I Greenwood Kress and four brothers J H Jordan Spade H L Jordan Winslow Ariz W A Jordan O Donnell and Layland Brownfield and a granddaughter Pallbearers Morris Smith Buster Phipps Pete Woolam Bertice Askew Arlys Askew and Larry Hagood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohoka Cemetery
White Funeral Home
E. H
Reba Roberts
Tahoka
Robert D
Lynn, O'Donnell
A. G
W. J. Jordon
G. F. Scott
Phoenix
C. E. McClellan
D. I. Greenwood
Kress
J. H. Jordan
Spade
H. L. Jordan
Winslow
Ariz
W. A. Jordan
O'Donnell
Layland
Brownfield
Morris Smith
Buster Phipps
Pete Woolam
Bertice Askew
Arlys Askew
Larry Hagood
Rites Today For Mrs Jelks In Lubbock
Services for Mrs George W Jelks 74 are set for 4 p m in Bowman Chapel First Methodist Church with Dr J Chess Lovern officiating. She died Tuesday morning at Methodist Hospital and will be buried Friday at Belmont Memorial Park Fresno Calif. She had lived in Lubbock five years after moving from Oakland where she resided 20 years. Survivors include three daughters two sons a brother ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers are Harold Humphries Harold Glasscock Judge James Ellis Dr Ishmael Hill Weldon Snodgrass and Martin Hayhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Jelks
Bowman Chapel
First Methodist Church
J. Chess Lovern
Jelks
Methodist Hospital
Belmont Memorial Park
Fresno
Calif
Franklin- Bartley Funeral Home
Lubbock
Oakland
Harold Humphries
Harold Glasscock
James Ellis
Ishmaell Hill
Weldon Snodgrass
Marlin Hayhurst
Rites Today For Mrs Alsup At Pioneer Memorial Church
Last rites are set for 68 year old Edna Bee Alsup of 2809 Bates who died Monday after a heart attack. The service at 4 p.m. at Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church will be led by Revs James P. Patterson and Wyndell Taylor. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Henderson-Wilson Funeral Directors. She had lived in Spearman and Brownfield before moving to Lubbock five years ago and was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters three sons a sister and 12 grandchildren. Pallbearers are R F Lang Royce Lang Benny Conger Claudia Lang Bennie Alsup and Weldon Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Bee Alsup
Bates
Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church
James P. Patterson
Wyndell Taylor
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Henderson-Wilson Funeral
Alsup
Anna
9Th St
Ave. J
Methodist
Mrs. Dorothy Hatcher Services Today
Services for 33 year old Dorothy Hatcher found dead at home will be held at 2 p.m. today at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev. Young officiating. Burial is in Lovington Cemetery under Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home. Justice of the Peace Reeves Graves ruled death by natural causes. Survivors include a son Richard, her parents two sisters Mrs. Alice Cotton and Mrs. Evelyn Colbert both of Lovington and two brothers Richard and Charles Vaughn of Clarksville Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Dorothy Hatcher
New Hope Baptist Church
Young
Lovington Cemetery
Smith- Yarbro Funeral Home
Justice of the Peace
Reese Graves
Richard
Alice Cotton
Evelyn Colbert
Charles Vaughn
Clarksville
Ark
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State Board of Education
Lubbock Independent School
Nat Williams
Rauscher, Pierce and Co
140Th District Court
Dist
Alton R. Griffin
Robert H. Bean
Monterey High School
Dan McNeil
Buck W. McNeil
54Th St
Bill Deilke
A. H. Deilke
40Th St
Wolfforth
K. C. Preston
Wolf
Juanita Williams
Jack Perry
36Th St
50Th St
Johnnie Moreno
Roy Calcote
15Th St
Lubbock School Food Assn
Maedgen
LSFA
Dunbar
Monterey
New Mexico
Solon
Henry
Navy
Mamie Lott
North Texas Agricultural College
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Tours Clovis
Coleman Terrell
Doyle Terrell
Bernard Wilson
Ott Shuttlesworth
Rodney Nichols
Marlin Cuba
Bexar
Bill Montgomery
Buchanan
South Plains
Petersburg
Idalou
Mrs. Ewing
Odessa
Garza
Pioneer
Julien C. Hyer
Mrs. Velma Cook
Tahora
Velma Audine Cook
Spur
Resthaven Memorial
Levelland Highway
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