Outbreak Of Accidents Injures Six In Area
Six people were injured in multiple traffic accidents across Lubbock Saturday. Emmett Magee Barnard, 22, suffered scalp and neck injuries in a 22nd Street crash and was listed in critical condition after surgery at Methodist Hospital. A panel truck owned by Texas Floral Co. collided with a car driven by James Davis Jordan, who appeared uninjured. A Fort Worth couple in a foreign bus were treated and released after a crash at FM 1729 and Idalou Road. Two motorcyclists were hurt at 30th Street and Canton Avenue, with Arnold Mincey admitted to Methodist and Wayne Winn released after treatment. A separate one-car wreck at 4th Street and Avenue G left Gulleros Slaten hospitalized at West Texas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Area
Emmett Magee Barnard
26Th St
22Nd St
Ave
Barnard
Methodist Hospital
Billie G. Cason
James Davis Jordan
44Th St
Ave. Q
Jordan
Cagle Bros. Furniture
Texas Floral Co
21St St
Fort Worth
FM 1729
Idalou Road
Gary Carpenter
David Bennett
30Th St
Canton Ave
Arnold Mincey
Ralls
Dener
Wayne Winn
Pohiee
Mincey
S. Gallegos
Slaten
West Texas Hospital
4Th St
Ave. G
Gulleros
James Shorty Shannon Rites Set Monday
Funeral services for James Shorty Shannon aged 3 are planned for 10 am Monday at W. W. Rix Chapel with Rev. J. T. Bolding officiating. The child died Friday at Highland Hospital after residing in Lubbock since 1954, moving from Levetland. Survivors include wife, son James Beoward of Las Cruces, NM, daughters Kath rene and Linda at home, another daughter in Palmyra PA, brother Armon C. Shannon of Paradise, sisters Lara Read of Whiteface and J B Kirby of Fort Worth, and three grandchildren. Pallbearers are Bill Mer ri, Raymond Williamson, Edgar Pilkinton, Ro A Crenshaw Jr, Guy Brown and Baylor Brazier. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park directed by Pix Funeral Home.
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James Shorty Shannon
W. W. Rix
J. T. Bolding
First Baptist Church
Shannon
Eath St
Highland Hospital
Lubbock
Levetland
James Beoward
Las Cruces
N. M
Kathrene Shannon
Linda Shannon
Ronnie Merrill
Palmyra
Armon C. Shannon
Paradise
Lara Read
J.B. Kirby
Fort Worth
Bill Merri
Raymond Williamson
Edgar Pilkinton
Ro A Crenshaw
Guy Brown
Baylor Brazier
Resthaven Memorial Park
Pix Funeral Home
Services Today For Mrs. Cagle
Hale Center memorial service for Mrs. Wallace Cagle 55 former Hale Center resident set for 3 pm at Hale Center Methodist Church. Rev Mike Burnett and Rev Oscar Bruce to officiate. burial in Hale Center Cemetery under Freeman Funeral Home. Survivors include husband, three sons, two daughters, nine grandchildren, two great grandchildren. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Center
Wallace Cagle
Hale Center Methodist Church
Mike Burnett
Four Square
Services Pending For Mrs Parrish
Mrs Parrish dies at home at 812 S Wallstreet age 70. services pending at Moore Rose Funeral Home. Survived by husband, one son Leroy of Liberty Missouri, four daughters including Mrs Sid Waller Floydada and Mrs Dock Switzer Amarillo, two brothers and two sisters, fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loydada
Apna Matei
S. Wallstreet
Moore-Rose Funeral
Efford Parrish
Parrish
Leroy
Liberty, Mo
Sid Waller
Floydada
Dock Switzer
Leroy Carver
Amarillo
Raymond McJimsey
Silverton
John Wahl
WH Farrow
Ethel Wise
Wichita
Kan
Ray Ferguson
Arkansas
Joe Ferguson
Oregon
Tahoka Farmer Dies Rites Set
Tahoka farmer M. Eakin, 65, died on arrival at Highland Hospital in Lubbock. He moved to Tahoka from Plainview, married Dearys McGonagill in 1982, and was a member of Tahoka First Baptist Church. Funeral services planned for 10 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church. burial in Tahoka Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Tahowka
M. Eakin
Highland
Hosypatal
Lubbock
Eakin
Greer County
Okla
Tahoka
Plainview
Dearys McGonagill
Vernon Cantrell
Lester Hoover
McGregor
John P
Abilene
P.O
Phillips
Jim Turner
First Baptist Church
White Funeral Home
Tohoka
Cecil Clem
Wayne Waters
G. W. Grogan
Bill Griffin
J. D. Attwell
Don Mac Mathis
Bob Hoover
Irvin Dunagan
Wrecks Injure Three In Lubbock Area Accidents
Three people were hurt in unrelated crashes Saturday in the Lubbock area. A floral company panel truck collided with a car at 22nd Street and Avenue Q, leaving the driver critically injured. A second crash near FM 1729 and Idalou Road occurred about an hour later, causing two Fort Worth residents to suffer only minor injuries.
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Rasu
Lubbock
22Nd St
Ave. Q
FM 1729
Idalou Road
Fort Worth
Jim Coker
Elmer Gibson Funeral Arrangements Set
Elmer F Gibson 47 of 2808 24th St died Saturday at Methodist Hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage following medical tests. Services are 10 a.m. Monday at Sanders Memorial Chapel with Rev Davis B Edens officiating. Masonic graveside rites at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Faye son Rev N mother Myrtle Gibson and one granddaughter. Pallbearers named Odis Taylor Bill Goodrich J B Parkison Willard Day Bill Thornton Sid Ellis J D Hendrix Fred Bouquet.
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Elmer F. Gibson
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Sanders Me
Faye
Rev N
25Th St
Myrtle Gibson
Ave. LE
Odis Taxlor
Bill Goodrich
J. B. Parkinson
Willard Day
Bill Thornton
Sid Ellis
J. D. Hendrix
Fred Bouquet
Robert Golightly Services Slated
Funeral services for Robert Ernest Golightly Jr. 41 of 2009 63rd St. will be at 3 p m today at O Donnell First Methodist Church with Rev Robert Brown officiating. Burial follows at O Donnell Branon Philips Funeral Home in Lamesa. Golightly died Friday in the Veterans Hospital at Big Spring. He was a butcher and a Navy veteran of World War II. He was born in Stephenville and formerly lived in O Donnell. He is survived by his daughter Ouida Lynda Brazier of Odessa a son Robert of Odessa his mother Mrs R E Golightly Sr of O Donnell a sister Mrs Laura Howell of O Donnell four brothers Dick and Brooks of Stephenville and R D and Kent of Odessa and one grandchild.
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Robert Ernest Golightly Jr
Ouida
Lynda Brazier
Odessa
Robert
R. E. Golightly Sr
O’donnell
Laura Howell
Brooks
Stephenville
R. JD
Kent
Fire damages four College Ave shops in early morning blaze
A morning fire damaged Book and Stationery Center, The Traditional Shop, Tech Drug, and Varsity Cleaners in the 1100 block of College Ave. Losses run into thousands with cause still under investigation by Fire Marshal A C Black. The blaze started in a rear stock room of the book store and the first alarm came in at 12 31 a.m. Fire crews remained on scene until about 5 a.m. Jack Klein, owner of the stationery center, was hospitalized for throat smoke injuries.
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Book and Stationery Center
Tractional Shop
Tech Drug
Varsity Cleaners
Jack Klein
33Rd St
Stationery Center
Methodist Hospital
Klein
Stock Room
Lubock
A. C .Black
Fire damages four shops on College Avenue in early morning blaze
Lubbock firefighters responded to an early Saturday fire in the 1100 block of College Avenue. The blaze began in a stock room of a book store and sent smoke into three neighboring businesses. No injuries were reported.
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Lubbock
College Avenue
Roma
Jimer
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James Shannon
Na * x
L. Massingale
Clovis
Bay Massingale
Clovis Memorial
Ervices
Dale Lee Sherwood
Ej Leonard Gillingham
Kingswood Methodist Church
Mission Garden of Memories
Sherwood Mortuary
Carolton
Tex
Massingale
Mitchell St
Faye Massingale
Elmer Gibson
Gibson
Crusher Accessories Inc
Yellowhouse
Masonic Lodge
Robert Golightly
Franklin Bartley
Peoria
Funeral Home—Cemetery
Damage
College Ave
Topo
Mmontcomery Ward
Beck and
Evord Roil
Warde
Hendler Bross
California
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