Dr. Joseph Chatman Dies. Rites Set For Monday
Longtime Lubbock physician Dr. Joseph Alvin Chatman 63 died Thursday night in Highland Hospital after chest pains at his home. Services are 3 p.m. Monday at First Methodist Church with Rev. M. T. Reed officiating. Burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include his wife four sons granddaughter and several nieces and nephews. Memorials are asked to St Mary of the Plains Hospital Development Program.
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First Methodist Church
Joseph Alvin Chatman
Lubbock
Chatman
Highland Hospital
Date Ave
Chatman Hospital Clinic
M. T. Reed
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
City of Lubbock
South Plains Funeral Home
Navasota
Mexia
Chatman Hospital
Funeral Slated for Walter Frank Martin in Littlefield
Walter Frank Martin, 70, will be buried at Littlefield Memorial Park after services at First Baptist Church conducted by Dr. Lee Hemphill. Born March 24, 1896, in Van Zandt County, he died Friday at Lubbock University Hospital after a heart condition. He moved to Littlefield in 1943 from Chillicothe and is survived by his wife, two sons, two daughters, siblings, 10 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.
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Littlefield
Walter Frank Martin
First Baptist Church
Lee Hemphill
Abilene
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammonds Funeral Home
van Zandt County
Martin
Lubbock University Hospital
Buster Feagley
Hooper McCown
Ray Hulse
Don Bell
Otto Jones
Roy McQuatters
Jim Kelley Services Held In Spur
Funeral services for Jim Kelley 61 of Spur were held at Lakeside Baptist Church with Rev. A Todd officiating. Burial followed in Spur Cemetery under Campbell Funeral Home. He died Friday in Big Spring Veterans Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Linden Texas, lived in Spur since 1960, and was a World War II veteran with a Baptist faith. Survivors include his wife two sons Jim Jr and John six daughters Helen Hattie Jo Ann Essie Doris and Gloria all at home four sisters Flora Stafford Mary White Geneva Martin and Heloise Edmond.
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Spur
Jim Kelley
Lakeside Baptist Church
A. Todd
Spur Cemetery
Campbell Funeral Home
Kelley
Veterans Hospital
Big Spring
Linden
Tex
Kent County
The
Baptist Church
Jim Jr
John
Helen
Hattie
Jo Ann Essie
Doris
Gloria
Flora Stafford
Texarkana
Mary White
Geneva Martin
Douglasville
Heloise Edmond
Veteran Circus Clown Herman Joseph Dies at 78
New York AP Herman Joseph a famed Ringling Bros clown of the 1920s and 1950s died Tuesday at 78 in St. John's Hospital Queens from a coronary attack. He toured the nation for 25 years, later joined Mills Bros Circus in 1950 and remained active until three years ago. Survived by wife Marie and daughter Sister Mary Vincentia of Brooklyn.
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New York
Herman Joseph
Joseph
Ringling Bros. Circus
St. John's Hospital
Queens
Ringling Brothers
Mills Bros. Circus
Marie
Mary Vincentia
Brooklyn
Alesa Ynell Jones Funeral Set Monday
Funeral services for Alesa Ynell Jones will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Plainview Baptist Church in Bogalusa Louisiana. The 5 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Shelby Jones died Friday morning in Big Spring after a short illness. Burial will follow in Plainview Cemetery. Survivors include her parents and three brothers.
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Snyder
Plainview Baptist Church
Bogalusa
Alesa Ynell Jones
Shelby Jones
Big Spring
Malone and Hogan Foundation Hospital
Plainview Cemetery
Bell-Scale Funeral Home
Tractor driver killed in Floyd County collision near McCoy
Floyd County's first 1967 fatality occurred at 6 05 pm Saturday when Christova Aviles 48 of Floydada died after his farm tractor was struck by a truck trailer on Farm Road 54 west of McCoy. Detailing notes include survivor list and that a fifth death on the South Plains that year.
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Floydada
Floyd County
McCoy
Lockney
Christova Aviles
Rt. 1
Gerald Howard
Dennie D. Britt
Rt. 2
Olney
Aviles
Moore-Rose Funeral Home
South Plains
J E Hammett Services Monday at Roosevelt Baptist Church
J E Hammett 67 of Slaton and Acuff area died Saturday on arrival at Mercy Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Roosevelt Baptist Church with Rev W O Donley officiating. Masonic graveside rites at Englewood Cemetery directed by Williams Funeral. Survived by wife, son Earl of Acuff, two sisters, and four grandchildren.
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Slaton
John E. Hammett
Slaton and Acuff
Mercy Hospital
Roosevelt Baptist Church
W. O. Donley
Englewood Cemetery
Williams Funeral Home
Hammett
Gorman
Masonic Lodge
Earl of Acuff
Burt Hastings
Nettie Kennison
Sweetwater
Norwood Rites Pending for Friona Resident
Willie B. Norwood 75 a longtime Friona resident died at his home Saturday Services are pending with Cla Thorn Funeral Home He was a World War I veteran and American Legion member He had lived in Friona 26 years coming from Jacksonville Texas He is survived by Dora Belle two sons W B Jr Albuquerque and Jimmy T Friona two daughters Lois Norwood Friona and Mrs Jerry Belle Blaylock Goldsmith Texas a sister Mrs Grant Bumgarner Richland Washington two brothers T P Fort Worth and Carra W Lubbock and 11 grandchildren
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Friona
Willie B. Norwood
Clathorn Funeral Home
Norwood
First Baptist Church
American Legion
Jacksonville
Texas
Dora Belle
W. B. Jr
Albuquerque
Jimmy T
Lois Norwood
Jerry Belle Blaylock
Goldsmith
Tex
Grant Bumgarner
Richland
Wash
T. P
Fort Worth
Carra W. Lubbock
James L Suits Dies Owner of Petersburg Newspaper
Petersburg obituary for 76 year old James Lance Suits who owned the Petersburg newspaper and died Saturday in Plainview Hospital. Survived by wife Ella Mae two daughters Brice Engle and John Crisman a son Tom E. Suits a brother A. A. Suits and a sister Mrs. J. D. Norris. Services Pending at Lemmons Funeral Home Plainview.
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Petersburg
James Lance Suits
Plainview
Suits
Lubbock
Slaton and
Ralls
Lemmons Funeral Home
Ella Mae
Brice Engle
Des Plaines
John Crisman
Wheat Ridge
Colo
Tom
Pioneer Sam H Johnson Rites Pending In Lubbock
Funeral services are pending in Lubbock for Sam H. Johnson 101 of 2102 Ave Ix a pioneer resident who arrived in 1889. Born April 17 1865 near Waco he claimed to have dug the first well here and once beat Annie Oakley in a Dallas shooting match. He died Friday night at home.
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Sam H. Johnson
Ave
Lubbock
Rix
Johnson
Old Fort Graham
Brazos River
Waco
Plains
Wylie Johnson
Creek
Mackenzie Park
Lubbock County
50Th St
John Caraway
Hamilton County
Sam Johnson
New Mexico
Colorado City
Annie Oakley
Dallas
Matador
Caprock
Ave. K
Herbert Brock Rites Scheduled
Funeral services for Herbert E. Brock 83 retired Scurry County farmer will be at 2 p m today in Bell Seale Funeral Home Chanel. The Rev Bob Cres well will officiate burial will be in Pyron Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home direction. Brock a Methodist Church member died Saturday morning in a Mineral Wells convalescent. Survivors include two sons C D of Pensacola Florida and Louie of Mansfield a sister Mrs Bernice Bell of Tallahassee Florida two brothers Earnest Hermleigh and Fred Bryan three grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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C. D
Pensacola
Fla
Louie
Mansfield
Bernice Bell
Tallahassee
Earnest
Hermleigh
Fred
Bryan
Faulkenberry Dies at 80 in Paducah
Thomas Washington Faulkenberry 80 of Paducah died Saturday in Richard Memorial Hospital. He was a longtime cattle county resident and retired farmer. Funeral services are 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church Paducah with burial at Garden Memorial Cemetery Norris Funeral Home directing. Survivors include a son J G Faulkenberry Atoka Okla four daughters all of Littlefield two brothers and seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Paducah
Thomas Washington Faulkenberry
Richard Memorial Hospital
Cattle County
First Baptist Church
H. H. Haston
Robert Beck
Garden Memorial Cemetery
Norris Funeral Home
J. G. Faulken
Lions Meet on Page One Style Show and Golden Anniversary Banquet
Sundown Maple Welch White face Whitharral Wilson and Wolfforth couples attended a Lions event. Wives of delegates joined a style show and art exhibit in the afternoon. The Golden Anniversary Banquet occurred Saturday night at Littlefield High School cafe. Master of ceremonies was C. W. Conway. Dist Gov Cheaney spoke. Lions royalty and district and state queens were present.
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Sundown
Maple
Welch
Whitharral
Wilson
Wolfforth
Littlefield High School
C. W
Chic) Conway
Dist
Cheaney
Lions International noted as largest service club body
Sharell and Shirley Harris from Lubbock and Phyllis Giles host Little field Lions Club queen. The Lions International ranks as the world’s largest service club with over 15,000 clubs and 600,000 members. It began in Chicago in 1917 with ten activity groups including youth and health programs. Texas Lions run a summer camp for crippled children at Kerrville.
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Lions Club
Phyllis Giles
Littlefield
Sharell Harris
Shirley Harris
Texas Tech
Sharell
Lions International
Chicago
Texas
Lions Clubs
Kerrville
Funeral services for Frank Conard in Hart
Frank Conard 81 dies Friday in a Dimmitt hospital. Funeral services at 2 p.m. today at Hart First Baptist Church with Rev. Jimmy Bass officiating. Burial in Hart Cemetery. Survivors include wife five daughters and four sons plus two sisters and 25 grandchildren and 44 great grandchildren.
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Hart
Frank Conard
Hart First Baptist Church
Jimmy Bass
Hart Cemetery
Lemons Funeral Home
Plainview
Conard
Hart High School
Dimmitt
Oklahoma
C. E. Godfrey
E. E. Burrows
Orton
Bob Daves
Oklahoma City
Ralph Higdon
Amarillo
Orbelle Woodward
Earnest Conard
Lubbock
Roy C. Conard
Milburn Conard
Wilbur Conard
Mesquite
Emma_ Trusdell
Filmore
Calif
Lucy Trusdell
Kansas City
Mrs Anna Rose Monthey Funeral in Lamesa
Funeral services for 83 year old Mrs Anna Rose Monthey were set for 3 p m at St Paul Lutheran Church with Rev Charles Eckard officiating. She died Thursday in Medical Arts Hospital and had lived in Dawson County since 1924. Burial in Lamesa Cemetery under Branon Philips Funeral Home. Survivors include two daughters two sons two sisters one brother 14 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Anna Rose Monthey
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Charles Eckard
Monthey
Medical Arts Hospital
Dawson County
Branon-Philips Funeral Home
Wartime Hungary Leader Miklos Kallay Dies at 79
Miklos Kallay former wartime prime minister of Hungary died at 79 in New York. He led Hungary in 1942 and was captured by Nazis in 1944 then liberated at Mauthausen. Exiled since, he lived in Italy and the United States and wrote Hungarian Premier in 1954. He is survived by three sons. Funeral is planned for Tuesday in New York.
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New York
UPI
Miklos Kallay
Hungary
Kallay
Germany
Mauthausen
Italy
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Kitchens held in Slaton
Mrs. Mary C Kitchens 84 dies after long illness at Slaton Mercy Hospital. Funeral set today at Assembly of God in Slaton with burial at Hillside Cemetery Purcell Oklahoma. She is survived by three sons five daughters three sisters 96 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren and 4 great great grandchildren. Williams Funeral Home of Slaton in charge.
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Yoakumsee
Purcell
Okla
Hillside Cemetery
Kitchens
Slaton Mercy Hospital
Tennessee
Williams Funeral Home of
Slaton
Royal family favors US detective stories
The British royal members reportedly prefer American detective tales over books about British spies. Egypt sees sharp rise in rents as Cairo housing costs jump.
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London
French ex minister dies after operation
Pierre Montel aged 70, who served in five governments during the Fourth Republic, died Friday night after an operation. He was an independent deputy in the National Assembly from 1948 to 1958 and at one time led the National Defense Committee.
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Lyon
France
Pierre Montel
National Assembly
National Defense Committee
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W. B. Norwood
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Pioneer City
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Broadway
Herbert Brock
Faulkenberry’s Services
Anna Monthey
Mrs. Mary Kitchens
Cairo
Resthaven Funeral Home
Jacks
U. S
Jack B. Nimble
Trademark
Noar
Homer Stout
Bobby Lynch
Boston
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