Pioneer Gas Honors af Q For Service
Seventy nine Pioneer Natural Gas Co. employees were honored at the annual service award dinner at Lubbock Country Club. C. J. Wall presided as awards were presented for 40 years of service to the firm to four men, including three from Lubbock and one from Slaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Lubbock Country Club
C. J
Stoney) Wall
Lubbock
Pioneer
Lewis H. Hobbs
Marvin A. Strucker
R. M. Curry
Robert E. Evans
Wall
Robert Evans
Slaton
Labbock Country Clut
Pioneer honors long service at Slaton banquet
Slaton workers receive 10 to 30 year pins while Wall awards include 25 and 15 year recognitions. Lubbock residents listed among those honored for long service. many named individuals from several West Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Wall
Lubbock
Veyear Ping
Nell Beaver
Donald Cunningham
John Jarratt
Robert Irahn
Montie Parker
Elbert Sperry
Jimmy Walden
Uy L. Allen
Bobbie Ammons
Billy Arrant
Otis Dunningham
Rush Davis
Vitter Davis
Victor
Pioneer
John French
Levelland
Taruhanna Hargrove
Crosbyton
Haskell Harmon
James Jackson
Plainview
Garland McGee
Hale Center
LeRoy Mensch
O'Donnell
Harvey Moore
Robbie Newsom
Tulsa
Albert Phillips
Muleshoe
Glennoe Reeves
Donald Sellers
Seagraves
Melvin Davis
Floydada
Connard Dever
William Fannon
Dorothy Gore
Brownfield
William McKee
Dean Taylor
Balls
Essie Hicks
Lucille Smith
Littlefield
Charles Duval
Rites Arranged For Mrs Akin
Mrs W E Bill Akin 61 of 213 Guava Ave died Thursday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Services 2 PM at W W Rix Chapel with Rev Jack Welch and Rev E Harold Henderson officiating. Burial City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include son W D, daughters Mrs Adrian Taylor and Mrs Thomas Reed, parents Mr and Mrs C R Styles, brother M M Styles, five sisters, four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
Bill) Akin
Guava Ave
Lubbock
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
W. W
W. D
Adrian Taylor
Ral's
Thomas Reed
1St St
C. R. Styles
Ave. M
M. M. Styles
Rt. 3
Fannie Styles
Oklahoma City
Dadeville
Elzie Sealy
Hereford
C F. Hodges
27Th St
H. C. Jones
1916
Ave. N
Mrs. Decia Cowart Funeral Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Decia Cowart 86 will be held at 2 p.m. at Sweet Street Baptist Church with Rev. Shelby Bishop Rev. Leslie Johnson and Darnell Boyd presiding. Burial follows at Tahoka Cemetery. Born in Arkansas she died at 5 55 a.m. Thursday after an extended illness. She came to Lynn County in 1926 from Strawn and lived in Christoval the past four years. Survivors include two sons E Le of Ozona and William Charles of Iraan one sister Ida Moore of Dallas two brothers E H Cunningham of Tahoka and Jim Cunningham of Freeport four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoka
Decia Cowart
Sweet Street Baptist Church
Shelby Bishop
Leslie Johnson
San Angelo
Darnell
Lynn County
Strawn
Cowart
Christoval
E. le
Ozona
William Charles
Iraan
Ida Moore
Dallas
E. H. Cunningham
Tohoka
Jim Cunmingham
Freeport
Mrs. Garrison Dies Rites Set
Local obituary notes the death of Mrs. Garrison with funeral rites scheduled. Details on surviving family or further arrangements are limited in the fragment.
Jones Chapman Funeral Today
Jones Chapman 62 a Scurry County resident died of a heart attack in Snyder Burial at Snyder Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home direction Services at 2500 pur today at Bell Seale Chapel Rev Miller Robinson officiating Survivors include wife Mary Ellen two daughters a son and several relatives from Snyder Lubbock Hermsleigh Cloudcroft New Mexico and Hermsley affiliated districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Ruby McKenzie
Cloudcroft
N. M
T. E
Harry Chapman
iSnyder
Tucker Funeral Slated Today in Wolfforth
Funeral services for D. Tucker 96 of Wolfforth will be at 2 pm in Franklin-Bartley Chapel. The Rev. Glen Reddell and Rev. Jimmie Dragoo will officiate. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Tucker retired farmer, Alabama native, resided 32 years in Wolfforth after Hall County move. Survivors include a daughter, three sons, a sister, eight grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin - Bartley Chapel
Tucker
Wolfforth
Highland Hospital
Glen Reddell
First Baptist Church
Jimmie Dragoo
Hurlwood Baptist Church
Resthaven
Memorial Park
Franklin - Bartley Funeral
Alabama
Hall County
R. D. Huckabee
Fletcher
L. E
Rt. 5
Lubi Beck
Mrs. Cammie Sneed Services In Snyder
Funeral services for Mrs. Cammie Sneed 65 will be at Mt. Olive Baptist Church Snyder with Rev. F. Nelson officiating. Burial follows at Snyder Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home. Survivors include daughters Vernice Singletary and Verdella Moore, sisters Sarah Oliver and Faye Lee Kirksey, brother Lewis Flanigan, and 19 grandchildren plus five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Oliver
Faye Lee Kirksey
Snyder
Lewis Flanigan
Los Angeles
Brownfield Banker Named Outstanding Citizen of 1967
John J. Kendrick a 48 year old banker from Brownfield and president of Water Inc and state representative from TDistrict 75 was named the Outstanding Citizen in 1967 at the Terry County Chamber banquet here Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
John J. Kendrick
Water, Inc
Tdistrict 75
Terry ‘County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Mrs. J. W. Bush dies at 75 with rites planned
Funeral services set for Mrs. J W Bush 75 longtime Carlisle resident who died Thursday at a local hospital. The 2 p.m. Saturday service will be at Resthaven Little Church of the Flower with Rev Carlos McLeod officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include three sons six daughters and 18 grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Ruby) Bush
Carlisle
Resthaven
Calif
Mae Curington
Farmersville
Tex
Hamill Hinson
North Hollywood
Homer Clifton
54Th St
Rolan Simpson
56Th St
Neil White
33Rd St
Pat Davidson
Wichita Falls
Eva Steward
Inglewood
Ramson
Coleman
C. A. Brendle
Floyd Altman
Kenneth Lofland
Boyd ,Feazell
Joe Randolph
Massie longtime Floydada resident dies after illness
J. M. Massie, 36, a Floydada area resident and businessman, died at 3 30 p m Thursday at Caprock Hospital after an extended illness Funeral arrangements were incomplete at press time in Floydada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floydada
Eee M
Marvin
Massie
Caprock’ Hospital
Funeral Planned for former Amherst resident Arville Carter
Services for Arville Larry Carter 59 will be held at 2 p m today at First Baptist Church with Rev Glenn Willson officiating Burial will follow in Amherst Cemetery under Payne Funeral Home care Carter died Monday in a Los Angeles hospital after an extended illness He formerly lived on a farm near Amherst He was married to Pauline Coffer and lived in Baldwin Park Calif for 33 years Survivors include his wife one son Henry of La Puente Calif one daughter Linda Nielsen of Gainesville Fla three brothers Woodrow Texas Harvey and J R all of California two sisters Addie Stokes of California and Ruth Sherril of Colorado and three grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Arville Larry Carter
First Baptist Church
Glenn Willson
Amherst Cemetery
Payne Funeral Home
Carter
Here
Los Angeles
Pauline Coffer
Baldwin Park
Calif
Henry
la Puenta
Linda Nielsen
Gainsville
Fla
Woodrow
Texas
Harvey
J. R
California
Addie Stokes
Ruth’ Sherril
Colorado
Springlike Texas Weather Brings Sunshine and Flood Worries
The state enjoyed bright sunshine and warm temperatures with highs in the 70s as springlike conditions spread. Flood risks persisted along the Nueces near Corpus Christi where 35 to 30 houses faced rising water and the river stood 16 feet over flood level, while other rivers such as the San Antonio and Guadalupe showed improving conditions after cresting or receding.
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Texas
South Texas
Lubbock
Laredo
Palm Springs
Calif
Galveston
Nueces
Corpus Christi
Calalien
Weather Bureau
Wesley Seale Dam
San Antonio
Goliad
Guadalupe
Victoria
Dewey Koslosky Rites Conducted
Dewey Koslosky, 67, former Lamesa resident now of Lovington, died Thursday after a brief illness. Services were held at 4 p.m. in W. W. Rix Chapel with Rabbi Alex S. Klines officiating. Burial follows at Sheffield Cemetery in Kansas City, Missouri, with Jack Lewis Funeral Home directing. Surviving: two daughters Mrs. Sam Rude and Mrs. Sandy Choate of Dallas. a sister Mrs. Sam Kirschner of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey IT. Koslosky
Lamesa
Lovington
Methodist Hospital
W. W. Rix Chapel
Alex S. Kline
Shefeld Cemetery
Kansas City
Jack Lewis
Lillian
Sam Rude
Sandy, Choate
Dallas
Sam Kirschner
Houston
Littlefield Wins Second Place in West Texas Chamber Banquet
At a Thursday night banquet the Littlefield city received second place in the West Texas Chamber of Commerce awards. Dr. Charles L. Allen of Houston urged prayer as the country’s greatest need. J. J. Coker was named outstanding farmer for 320 acres near Springlake with Lions Club and school board involvement. Incoming officers were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Seagraves
Anton
Floydada
Leveland
Lubbock
Andrews
Denver City
Odessa
Amarillo
George Wells
Vernon Clem
Loyd Hahn
Ray Anderson
Littlefield
Spectal
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Chamber
Copeneree
Charles L. Allen
Methodist
Houston
J. J. Coker
Springlake
Lions Club
Mangum
Quarterback Club
James L. Joyner
Dr. Allen
First Male LVNs Graduate in Lubbock Class
Jerry Dockery and Mark Ross, the first men to graduate from Lubbock School of Vocational Nursing, receive diplomas at First Methodist Church. They will take state exams in Austin to become Licensed Vocational Nurses and plan further nursing study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Read
Avalanche-Journal
Jerry Dockery
Mark Ross
Lubbock School of Vocational Nursing
Sheomen
First Methodist Church
Austin
Jerry
Tohoka High School
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
18Th St
Mark
Minnesota
Air Force
Visory
Avian
LVN
Mark Rosas
Florida Woman Editor Dies
Henrietta Malkic Poynter, 66, associate editor and vice president of the Times Publishing Co., former editor of Congressional Quarterly, died Thursday at a St. Petersburg hospital. Her career spanned over 45 years. with husband Nelson Poynter, they founded Congressional Quarterly in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Petersburg
Fila
Henrietta Malkic
Poynter
The
Times Publishing Co
Congressional Quarterly
Washington, D.C
St. Petersburg
Nelson Poynter
Bomb Attacks Hit Miami Firms Shipping to Cuba
Two Miami businesses that ship packages to Cuba were struck by terrorist bombs early Thursday in Little Havana. Cuban Power, an anti Castro group, claimed credit for a related incident and vowed to disrupt shipments to Cuba. Exiles say the blasts aim to cut off aid to Fidel Castro and contrast with U.S. neutrality policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Cuba
Tate
Little Havana
Milam International
Felipe Rivera
Jose Valdez
Valdez
J. Astigarrara
Castro
U.S
Joe Boyett
Mexico
Spain
Canada
Patrick Johnson Services Today in Sunset Church of Christ
Services for Patrick Allen Johnson three year old son of Dr and Mrs Lowell Johnson of 5502 20th St will be at 2 30 p m today in Sunset Church of Christ with Cline Paden associate minister and Harold Taylor minister officiating Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park Bristol Geners pli Dallas He had been a patient in Wadley Institute in Dallas one month Memorials may be made to Children's Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Allen Johnson
Lowell
Johnson
20Th St
Sunset
Church of Christ
Cline
Paden
Harold Taylor
Resthaven
Memorial Park
Bristol Geners
Dallas
Wadley Institute
Oo David
Scott
Scott . Beho
Joh San. Angelo
Howard Meaders Levelland dies after illness
Howard G. Meaders, 49, longtime Levelland resident, died Thursday in a local hospital after an illness of several weeks. He was employed by Halliburton Co. services will be at 3 p.m. today at George Price Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Troy Cartmill and Rev. Don Collins officiating. Burial will be Resthaven Memorial Park. Directed by G Puneena Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Howard G.meaders
Hockley County
iUness
Haliburton Co
George Price
Troy Cartmill
Morningside Baptist Church
Don Collins
College Avenue Baptist Church
Resthaven Memorial “Park
G Puneea
Clifton
Spokane
Washid Melvin
Opal Shipid
Monigomery
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Pioneer Gas
C. J. (Stoney) Wall
BR. M. Curry
Lewis Hobbs
Marvin Stucker
Mrs. Cowart
Catoe
A. B
Aes
Cammie Sneed
Banqu ‘Et Meeting
Brownfield Banker
J. W. Bush
Kendrick
Lubbock High School
Texas Technological College
Bank of
Harold Klein
National Guard
John M. McNabb
Sheppard Afb
McNabb
Reese Afb
Clyde Morganti
America
Armed Services
U.S. Air Force
Air National Guard
Air Force Reserve
Department of Defense
J. M. Massie Services
Pend
A. L. Carter
Dewey Koslosky
Operation Sparkle
West Texas
Mary Banks
Texas Tech
University of Minnesota
Kerry
Corrine Latitimore
Beat” Jerry
Lattimore
Lut. Amore
Florida
Fidel Castro
Patrick Johnson
Patrick A. Johnson
Howard Meaders
Peaceful Gardens
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UTC
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