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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1965

Page

4

Solons Begin Work On State's Fiscal Outlay

Texas senators opened work on a $3.5 billion spending bill with Lt. Gov. Preston Smith naming a finance committee chairman. The measure moves to public hearings, covering salaries, schools, mental health facilities, and new state buildings as part of a two year budget plan.

Solons Dorsey Hardeman San Angelo Finance Committee Preston Smith Ben Barnes Smith Senate Senate Finance Committee Texas Legislative Board House House Appropriation Committee General Revenue Fund Connally Budget Board Robert 8. Calvert Dallas Corpus Christi Lubbock Richmond Lufkin Clemens Gainesville Gatesville Colored Girls Training School Crockett

Obituaries and notices from Idalou and Plainview area

Services for Mrs. K M McCray 79 longtime Idalou resident will be at 2 p m today in Idalou Cemetery Cline Drake of Gordon will officiate Burial will be in Idalou Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction Mrs McCray died at 255 p m Tuesday at West Texas Hospital In Seagraves Randy Munoz 16 with critical condition after being struck by a car in Seagraves Officers to be elected at German Shepherd Dog Club meeting in Lubbock at 8 am today in Security National Bank Visistors welcome Sean Jones Dallas North Texas director of public relations and industrial relations for Texas Manufacturers Assn main speaker at noon meeting of South Plains Chapter at Johnson House Floyd O Boles Midland reaipus TMA manager to discuss 1965 activities About 25 expected Don Randolph South Plains chapter chairman Oscar Whitacre 4 Plainview man remains in Methodist Hospital Orient with head injury from fall at Producers Grain Elevator in Plainview

K. M. “McCray Idalou Idalou Cemetery Cline Drake Gordon B. C. Stapleton Rix Funeral Home German Shepherd Dog Club of Lubbock Security National Nk Bracenfield Rd Sean Jones Dallas North Texas Texas Manufacturers Assn South Plains Johnson House Floyd O. Boles Midland Reaipus Tma Don Randolph Oscar Whitacre Plainview Methodist Hospital Orient Commeition Producers

Front Brings Chilly Readings Across Texas

A Canadian air mass sweeps into Texas bringing cooler temperatures to the Panhandle and Northwest Texas. Light rain dampens South Texas while Central and East Texas stay mostly cloudy and mild. Early lows range from 18 in Dalhart to 62 in Brownsville with scattered readings elsewhere. A cold front extends toward the Gulf bringing light rain mainly along the coast.

United Press Texas Panhandle South Central East Texas Gulf Dalhart Brownsville Amarillo Lubbock Midland North Dakota Midlands Great Lakes Ohio Valley Waterloo Ohio Nation Rockies Washington

Astronauts Supplant Beatles as Heroes in School Images

Young students increasingly idolize astronauts over cowboys and even the Beatles. Houston school superintendent Dr. John McFarland notes space inspires imagination and interest in youth, saying astronauts have replaced the knight in shining armor.

Dares Houston John McFarland McFarland

Rich Get Richer Discount Household Spending Gleaned

A Texas A&M University survey finds discount houses are used more by the rich than the poor. The report notes 30 percent of wealthier families frequent discount stores, while a lower percentage of households under $3,000 annual income shop there.

College Station Tex UPI Texas A&m University McCines

Two Day Stands Oliver Draws 3000 At Civic Lubbock

Civic Lubbock presents Oliver a Broadway hit at Lubbock Municipal Auditorium attracting more than 1600 for the second performance and a cumulative total near 3000 for the two show run. The season ends January 28 with Never Too Late starring Lyle Talbot and Penny Singleton at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale at the box office.

Civic Lubbock, Inc Lubbock Municipal Auditorium Civic Lubbock Lyle Talbot Penny Singleton

John Wright Services Slated In Seagraves

Funeral services for John C. Wright 73 Seagraves resident of five years will be held at 3 p.m. today at the Mexican Baptist Mission with Rev. Fred Martine and Rev. Wesley Daniel officiating. Burial will follow in Seagraves Cemetery under Webb Funeral Home direction. Wright, a welder, died Tuesday evening in Seagraves Clinic Hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Shafter Texas and survived by his wife seven daughters nine sons a sister and nine grandchildren.

Seagraves John C. Wright Fred Martine Wesley Daniel First Methodist Church Seagraves Cemetery Webb Funeral Home Wright Seagraves Clinic Shafter Tex

Something New In Kennedy Keepsake

Worcester firm markets a miniature edition of President Kennedy's inaugural address. Priced at 3.50 per copy, the gilt edged handmade paper keepsake measures 1% by 1% and is bound in navy blue card.

Worcester Mass Kennedy

Beverly Ann Donze Named at Pattonville High

Beverly Ann Donze, a teacher at Pattonville High School in Missouri, is identified in a brief UPI item. the note lists her initials as part of the study.

Louis Upi Beverly Ann Donze Subur- Pattonville

Gallup Finds Decline in U S Church Attendance Since 1958 Peak

Gallup polling shows weekly church attendance in 1964 at 49.5 million adults, down from 50.1 million in 1963 and near the 1955 and 1958 peaks of 49 percent. The report notes Catholics and New England residents lead in attendance, with education and income affecting rates. Women attend more than men, and white-collar workers top the attendance list.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Optaion Princeton N.J America Gallup U. S New England Vetere East Central West Central South Ee Hice Eavtee Ae

How weak is thy heart Ezekiel 16 30

Poem excerpt admonishes readers to hide personal ailments and vulnerabilities. Cautionary verse warns that exposing faults invites harm and judgment, urging self-control and secrecy to avoid being struck at weak points.

Lubbock Man’s Brother Dies in Madisonville

Oscar Jones aged 73 of Madisonville died Tuesday afternoon in a Veterans Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. today at Day Funeral Home with burial in Madisonville Cemetery. He was a World War I veteran and former employee of The Avalanche Journal. Survived by wife and four children.

Oscar Jones Madisonville A. F E. Jones 16Th St Day Funeral Home Lubbock Avalanche Journal Jones

Rites Pending for Lubbock Man Sim C Griffin

Sim C Griffin 60 of 1315 60th St died 11 30 am Wednesday at home Born in Sparta Tennessee he lived in Lubbock 20 years from Castro County He was a service station employee and a member of First Cumberland Presbyterian Church Surviving wife a daughter Miss LaVonne Griffin Memphis Tennessee and two sisters Mrs Ray Lawhon Mule Shoe and Mrs Donnie Long Yuma Arizona Arrangements pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home

Sim C. Griffin 60Th St Sparta Tenn Griffin Lubbock Castro County First Cumberland Presbyterian Church LaVonne Griffin Memphis Ray Lawhon Muleshoe Donnie Long Yuma, Ariz Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home

Poland Expels U S Air Attache Over Base Photo Charge

Poland declared Col. George F. Carey Jr. persona non grata and ordered his departure within two weeks after alleging he photographed an air base at Bydgoszcz. Carey denied wrongdoing as officials weigh possible U S retaliation, while Canada’s James Borden was not expelled.

Washington Poland U.S Warsaw State Department Foreign Ministry John M. Cabot George F. Carey Jr Robert J. McCloskey Carey McCloskey Cabot United States Bydgoszcz James Borden Borden

Retired Area Merchant Ollie Robison Dies at 89

Ollie Newton Robison, 89, longtime Littlefield furniture store owner and civic worker, died Wednesday at West Plains Hospital Mule Shoe. Services set for Friday at First Christian Church with Rev. Herman Swink officiating. Burial in Littlefield Memorial Park. Survivors include five sons and three daughters, plus siblings and many grandchildren.

Littlefield Ollie Newton Robison West Plains Hospital Muleshoe First Christian Church Herman Swink Littlefield Memorial Park Hammons Tinels Robinson Cecil Spokane Wash Newton South Gate Calif

William Cooper Rites Friday

Funeral services for William Tolbert Cooper 88 longtime Cottle County resident are set for 2 p m Friday at the Missionary Baptist Church Paducah. The Rev Richard Bolt and Rev Robert Beck will officiate burial is in Garden of Memories Cemetery Norris Funeral Home directing Cooper a retired farmer lived on a farm east of Paducah 41 years born in Hunt County Texas survivors include five daughters four sons two brothers a stepsister 33 grandchildren and 49 great grandchildren

Paducah William Tolbert Cooper Cottle Missionary Baptist Church of Richard Bolt Robert Beck First Baptist Church Garden of Memories Norris Funeral Home Cooper D. B Quanah A. B. Sulphur Springs Tex Ed Cooper Childress Offie Cooper San Antonio Delea Dobba

Wisconsin dairymen form milk firm for soft drink bottles

Wisconsin dairymen form a company to sell milk in soft drink type bottles for vending machine sales. The first product will be chocolate milk.

College Station, Tex UPI Wisconsin Texas A&m University

Amarilloan Heket elected potentate of Khiva Temple

Amarillo resident John M. Heket was elected potentate of Khiva Temple succeeding Bil Holmes of Lubbock. Other officers named include Rich ard Roberts as Chief Rabban and Ivan Boxwell as assistant Rabban. Over 600 Shriners from a 38 county region attended. Heket, a longtime Amarillo civic leader, will head the 4397 nobles this year.

Avalanche-Journal Amarillo Noble John M. Heket Khiva Noble C. A Bil) Holmes Lubbock Richard Roberts Rabban Ivan Boxwell Richard C. Cline Demaris Holt Pampa Oriental Guide Robert Neely Bill Fairley Recorder Claude Miller Friona C. L. Harris 3&County Khivan McAlester Okla Ilustrious Potentate Khiva Temple Heket Elk City Continental Panhandle Trailways Air Base Bus Lines Pamipa Borger Chambers of Commerce

Rites Set For Ex City Man Lindsey

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday for E. R. Lindsey 75 of Freeport a retired farmer who died Monday night in Baptist Memorial Hospital San Angelo. Burial is in City of Lubbock Cemetery with Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home directing. Lindsey formerly lived in Cotton Center and Lubbock and leaves a wife two sons a daughter a step daughter three brothers a sister 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Pallbearers are Marcus Barrington Fred Hubbard Loy Stewart R J Burnett Tommie Applewhite and Alton Dixon.

E. R. Lindsey Route 1 Freeport Baptist Memorial Hospital San Angelo Southcrest Baptist Church Norman Fry West End Baptist Church J. B. Fowler City of Lubbock Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Lindsey Cotton Center Lubbock Reginald Lindsey Hale Center Alvin Lindsey Lockney Geneva West Abilene W. H. Plummer C. L. Lindsey 67Th St L. L. Lindsey Shallowater

Virgil H. Shaw Rites In Floydada

Virgil H. Shaw 50 of Floydada died Tuesday night after a long illness. Funeral services at 10 a.m. in First Methodist Church Floydada with Rev. Charles Lutrick officiating. Burial in Floydada Cemetery under Moore Funeral Home direction. Survivors include wife Mary Gamble two sisters a brother and his father.

Floydada Virgil H.shaw First Methodist Church Charles Lutrick Moore Shaw Mary Gamble Lee Cornelius Plainview John Austin Lubbock Sanford Shaw Ferndale Calif W. A. Shaw San Angelo

City Man Bill Selby Funeral Scheduled Friday

Funeral services for Bill Selby, 45, of 1114 44th St will be held at 2 pm Friday at W. W. Rix Chapel officiated by Rev T Wesley Davis of Butler Heights Baptist Church. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery with Rix Funeral Home directing. He died Tuesday at Methodist Hospital. Survivors include his wife a stepson George Jones of the home three stepdaughters Mrs Artie Faye Bell Dallas Mrs Dollie Faye Felty and Mrs Catherine Langford both of Quanah two brothers George Selby Wichita Falls and Roy Selby Walters Okla and a sister Mrs Martha Black of Oklahoma.

Bill Selby 44Th St W. W. Rix T. Wesley Davis Butler Heights Baptist Church City of Lubbock Rix Artie Faye Bell Dallas Dollie Faye Felty Catherine Langford Quanah George Selby Wichita Falls Roy Selby Walters Okla Martha Black Oklahoma

Third Born Quad Dies Of Illness In Wisconsin

In Kenosha Wisconsin Catherine Renette Graff the largest of quadruplets died after 30 hours of life from a respiratory ailment. The three surviving quads Christopher Robbin Craig Alan and Crystal Elizabeth were reported doing well at Kenosha Memorial Hospital. The birth marked Wisconsin s first quadruplets since 1907 with Robbin Graff the father and Joyce Graff the mother reacting calmly.

Kenosha Wis Catherine Renette Christopher Robbin Craig Alan Crystal Elizabeth

Former Slaton Resident Gottlieb Voigt Dies at 89

Gottlieb Voigt 89 a former Slaton resident died at Scott and White Hospital Temple after an auto accident. Services in Bartlett St John Lutheran Church then in Slaton Grace Lutheran Church with Rev Jimmie C Herklotz officiating. Burial in Southland Community Cemetery Williams Funeral Home. Surviving family includes two sisters two sons six daughters many grandchildren.

Slaton Gottlieb Voigt Bartlett Tex St. John's Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Church Jimmie C. Herklotz Southland Community Cemetery Williams Funeral Home Voigt Scott and White Hospital Temple

Services Today for S. O. Craig in Lubbock

Obituary note for S. O. Craig formerly of Eastland and Plainview. Died Monday at Reese AFB Hospital. Service at 2 p.m. in Franke lin-Bartley Chapel with Rev. Leo Gee officiating. Surviving son Jim Craig of Lubbock and daughter Mrs Charles R. Vickery of Atlanta, with six grandchildren. Burial at Bock Cemetery under Franklin Bartley Funeral Home.

S. O. Craig Lubbock Frankelin-Bartley Chapel Leo Gee St. Lukd's Methodist Church Craig Reese Afb Hospital City of Lubbock Franklin Bartley Jim Craig Ave. Q Watertown S.D Plainview Eastland Methodist Church Plainview Elks Lodge Charles Jr. Vickery Atlanta

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