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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary note describes a shepherd and her young companions in a rural scene. Names and places are unclear, but the piece hints at a pastoral setting with animals and community life. Further lines may reveal character roles and local details.
A funeral service for James F. McCord is held in Luling with burial to follow. The ceremony honors his life and marks the passing of a long-time community member.
Rites are planned for Jeff Reed in a ceremony held at a local church. The obituary notes Reed served in the armed forces and mentions his connections to several community groups and civic posts.
Mrs Ella Moore dies in Dallas after a lengthy illness. She was described as a devout mother and long time resident, with family noting her kindness and community involvement. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Cisero Black’s rites are scheduled in Clovis with burial to follow a Moore and Wayne Matin service. Local officials announced funeral details this week.
Sunday services are planned for WW B Dresser Sr. at a local church with survivors listed. The notice notes his leadership role and community involvement, highlighting the deceased’s contributions and family remembrance.
Fragmentary obituary note lists a funeral for Mrs Price with unclear date and location. Readable fragments mention Clovis and possible family names, but essential details are missing.
Veteran judge rites scheduled amid obituary notes and community remembrances. The notice lists the judge’s name and affiliated court, with details of the public service farewell and burial plans in the local region.
Fragmentary obituary notice for ML Baker Sr mentions his death on a Friday and lists survivors and relatives. The readable text is garbled with names and relations unclear.
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