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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
3
On campus reaction to Gov. Connally’s nine point proposal to overhaul state education was mixed. Faculty members and students expressed uncertainty and varied views while supporters saw potential benefits for a unified college and university system.
A brief report notes a $129 televise purchase and theft of steak and a pillowcase from a residence. It also covers a South Plain Trust and Estate Council meeting and multiple funeral notices for Bates M Hopper, Thomas B Moore, and others, with services planned at various churches and cemeteries.
Texas Tech theater opens The Contrast by Rush Tyler to an invited crowd in the university’s stage setting. Evening performances continue with a Sunday matinee and a special February 13 showing.
Ray Weber advertising head of Swift Co Chicago to address the semi monthly meeting at Johnson House Restaurant 4801 Ave Q. Weber, a University of Illinois graduate, serves as treasurer of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and sits on its board. He chairs the Traffic Audit Bureau and has been on the ANA board. He also supervises a large staff and a major packing firm. A recipe note on stuffed green pepper follows.
Pupils of Mrs Glenn Boyd will perform in a 7 20 pm Friday recital in the Highland Baptist Church chapel at 4335 2th St Participants include Cathy Hester Elaine Hester Gayle Pace Cecile Shepbert Keith Shepherd Linda Tutt Kay Tutt Vicki Tutt and others Lubtenk National Bank will join the sixth annual Public Relations Seminar of the Moxicn Bankers Association on Feb 18 in Alamazer with a keynote on External Public Pela-
Services for Iverson Breen are set at 7 p.m. Friday at Star Baptist Church with Rev ED Coli, in charge of arrangements by Jaron Funeral Home. Burial follows in Ladook cemetery. The deceased arrived Tuesday after suffering a heart attack. The widow Willie Bel Brown and a daughter Lucile Raeford survive, along with three sons Johnny Raeford, James Homer Ervan Po, and Arthur Burleson. Also surviving are Lubterk’s mother Jen ne Bell Ervan Caldwell of Texas.
Funeral services were set for 10 a.m. at Emmerson Redlands Mortuary Redlands California for David R. Field 76 who died Sunday in Redlands after a brief illness. Burial followed at Hillside Memorial Park Redlands. He was born in Bethany Missouri a former resident of Yucaipa California. Survivors include his widow Alta Field of Lubbock his son Gilbert Russell Field of Sacramento three daughters Margarita Wright of Muleshoe Gertrude McDonald of Honolulu and Jean Esty of Lubbock a sister Iney Thor of Spickard Missouri 12 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs DF Trammell and relatives depart Lubbock for Ashland Oklahoma to attend funeral services for Tram mells mother Mrs HG Trammell who died in Las Cruces New Mexico after a brief illness. Survivors include a daughter Mrs SJ Brown Las Cruces two sons HC Trammell Laton California and Marvin Trammell Vinita Oklahoma and 11 grandchildren. Accompanying the family to Ashland are Mr and Mrs HG Trammell Jon E third Street Mr and Mrs David E Trammell 2801 Slide Pond and Mr and Mrs LH Rackler Portales New Mexico.
Allen Cash, 72, retired farmer of Post, Texas, died Wednesday at Garza Memorial Hospital after three weeks of hospitalization. Funeral services are set for 2:00 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church with Hadman Funeral Home handling arrangements. He was born in Nebraska, lived in Post since 1835, moved to San Angelo six years ago, then returned in October. He belonged to the Baptist Church and Masonic lodge. Survivors: son AC Cash of Post, two sisters, three brothers, and three grandchildren. Memorials to the American Heart Fund.
Funeral services for Mrs Angie James 85 Tahoka resident who died Wednesday in Mercy Hospital Slaton will be held today at 2 30 p m at Tahoka Church of Christ with ministers James W Wilbanks Ralph Beistle officiating Burial will be in Terrace Cemetery under White Funeral Home direction She moved from Post to Lynn County in 193 and leaves six daughters and three sons with grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren listed among survivors
Senny Weer mw Wilson Bowe Sr died of a heart attack at his home at 7.5 am Wednesday. Ambulance attendants prepared to take him to a hospital. Services will be Friday at Andrews Presbyterian Church with Rev. Frank Crown. Burial in Andrews Cemetery under Singleton Funeral Home direction. Bowe, seven years a resident of Andrews from Freer, was a Magnolia Pipeline Co gauger for 26 years. He was a Pine Bluff Arkansas native, WWII veteran, and Presbyterian Church member. Survivors: wife Nell, sister Mrs Ray Jenner Palmdale California, brothers IR, Pahokee Florida and B, Little Rock, mother Mrs E L Bowe Pahokee. Palm-earers listed include C W Goodall, H J Durbin, L Broan, G L Walker, Gene Demmler, Claude Mitchell, Howard Hobbs, Jimmy Nelson.
The note cites Isaiah 60 11 Genesis and Matthew and Revelation to claim gates opened and closed by God and Christ and the final gate that none may close. Julien C Hyer signs the reflection on gates to life eternal and judgment.
Graveside services for C. C. Reed, 81, of Corpus Christi, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Lub sock Cemetery with Rev. JT Boldine of First Baptist Church officiating. Tickat Rix Funeral Home in charge. Reed died Tuesday evening and is survived by a daughter, Mrs. C. J. Wheatley.
Funeral services for Walter Reed 3601 East Texas Street are at 4 PM at Sanders Memory Chapel. Robert Beck of Seventh Day Adventist Church will officiate. Burial will follow in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home direction. Reed a retired farmer died Tuesday noon at West Texas Hospital. Survivors include two daughters Mattie Bell Scoggins of Little Rock Arkansas Cecille Greer and Ward of Little Rock a step brother A L Pitman Chilton a sister Ester Pitman Lubbock and eight grandchildren. Pallbearers are C C Harkey Jack Beckham L S Gifford Clyde Ferguson Jerry Beckham and Howard Glass.
J M Shuttlesworth 86 year old Sudan resident since 1922 died Wednesday at West Plains Hospital Muleshoe native of Alabama. Funeral at First Baptist Sudan with Pastor Hazel officiating Masonic graveside rites at Resthaven Mausoleum Lubbock. Survived by wife Birdie four sons four daughters ten grandchildren four great grandchildren.
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