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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1968

Page

10

Recruiter duties and community notices in Lubbock area

Services for Renee Genelie Corps recruiter at 2 p.m. at St. Luke Baptist Church are announced with details on burial. Sgt. Saiz, previously a recruiter in El Paso, is now assigned to the Marine Corps recruiting sub-station in Lubbock. Also noted are funeral services for Agnes Megginson in Corsicana, and upcoming meetings of Lubbock Citizens Traffic Commission and Allen Brothers Post American Legion withOfficer nominations and Junior baseball progress given. Troop 111 scouts returned from Tres Ritos New Mexico after a week trip including a 50 mile hike to Santa Barbara.

Renee Genelie Scott Lubbock Marine Corps George Scott Jr el Paso Jamison Allen Brothers American Legion Ave. Q J. Louis Murfee Jr Boy Scouts Troop 111 Tres Ritos N. M South Plains Council Santa Barbara

Nils H. Akeson Rites Today In Plainview

Services for 65 year old Nils H. Akeson a Hale County resident will be at 10 a.m. in Lemons Memorial Chapel. The Rev T J Orbun will officiate. Burial will follow at Plainview Cemetery. He died Sunday in a Temple hospital after months of illness. Surviving are three sisters Mrs John Culp of Gainesville Mrs Irving Lake of North Ridge Calif and Roberta Akeson of Plainview.

Plainview Nils H. Akeson Hale County Lemons Memorial Chapel T. J. Orbun First Baptist Church Hale Center Plainview Cemetery Akeson Temple Plainview Masonic Lodge John Culp Gainesville Irving Lake North Ridge Calif Roberta Akeson

House Break-Ins Plague Officers

Lub bock police report a series of house burglaries with entries through windows and kitchens. Rosie Gonzalez reports $80 in watch and clothing stolen from 918 Idalou Rd. Don Daniels reports $50 in clothing stolen from 1816 F Brown St. Coins totaling $54.60 taken from 5416 33rd St. Rosie Jones reports $5 in corn meal and a bath towel stolen from 1409 8th St. Monday or past week.

Lubbock Rosie Gonzales Idalou Rd Don Daniels F. Brown William F. Sizemore 33Rd St Rosie Jones 8Th St

James Pat O'Brian Rites Pending

Services for James Pat O'Brian 57 of Perryton who died Monday in Amarillo Veterans Hospital are pending at George Price Funeral Home Levelland where he lived 1949 to 1958 He was a cook and survived by his wife former Levelland resident Josephine Durham.

Levelland James Pat O'Brian Perryton Veterans Hospital Amarillo George Price O'Brian Josephine Durham

Mrs. Daniels Dies Monday in Lubbock Home

Mrs. Dewey G. Daniels 70 of 914 34th St. died at Ray's Hospitality Home at 8 p.m. Monday after a year of ill health. Native of Fannin County she previously lived in Jayton. Services are pending at Sanders Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband three sons Billy Teddy and Jerry Daniels two daughters Mrs. Bob Dillashaw and Mrs. Sylvia Jo Stone four sisters eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Dewey G. Daniels 34Th St Lubbock Ray Fannin County Daniels Jayton Sanders Funeral Home Billy G. Daniels

Services set for Marvin G. Davis in Ralls and Glen Rose

Marvin Glenn Davis 27 died Monday in Crosbyton Convalescent Home after an extended illness. Services are 10 a.m. today at Acuff Church of Christ with Lawrence Ward officiating. graveside 10 a.m. Wednesday at Ward Branch Cemetery Glen Rose. Davis of Lorenzo was a farmer. Survivors include son Tommy and daughter Tammi of Lubbock, mother and stepfather Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Miller of Ruidoso N.M., and sister Susanne Miller of Ruidoso. Funeral directed by Carter Funeral Home Ralls.

RALLS Marvin Glenn Davis Crosbyton Acuff Church of Christ Lawrence Ward Travis Boyd Aspermont Ward Branch Glen Rose Carter Funeral Home Davis Lorenzo Tommy Lubbock Tammi M. B. Miller Ruidoso N.M Susanne Miller

Man Loses Arm In Tahoka Rock Crusher Accident

William Walker 58 of Tahoka suffered a crushed arm when his right limb was torn from his body in an industrial accident on the R. W. Fenton Jr. farm about five miles southwest of Tahoka. He underwent surgery and was in serious condition at Methodist Hospital Monday night. He was evacuated to Tahoka by a fellow worker and transported to the hospital by White Funeral Home ambulance.

William Walker Tahoka Methodist Hospital Walker R. W. Fenton Jr

Austin Fire Spreads Through City Block

A fire began at a paper company around 6 45 p m Monday and rapidly spread to a nearby area. By 8 45 two hours after ignition Austin fire crews from 11 units battled the Whit ley Paper Co blaze eight blocks from the Capitol.

Austin Whitley Paper Co Capitol

The Widow's Mite in Hong Kong Fellowship

In Hong Kong Chinese Christians join The Fellowship of Smallest Coin each day placing by a penny. Though tiny, many add up to feed the poor support orphans sick and old. The widow who gave all is praised for her mighty quiet gift.

Hong Kong Jesus Julien C. Hyer

Services Today For Fred Layer

Funeral services for Fred Layer 54 held at 2 p.m. today in Charleston Methodist Church Charleston Cemetery Delta County. Layer a former Lubbock resident in ill health several years died Sunday in Janes Hospital Cooper. He was a Mason and World War I veteran Survivors include wife Laney seven children including Mrs Charles L McDaniel of Lubbock 5543 17th St and 13 grandchildren

Cooper Fred Layer Lubbock Charleston, Tex Layer Janes Hospital Laney Charles L. McDaniel 17Th St

Mrs Iris Upshaw Services Pending at Local Funeral Home

Mrs Iris Upshaw 48 owner of Upshaw Drug Store in Levelland died Monday in a Temple hospital where she had been a patient five days. Survivors include daughter Brenda Jones of Boulder Colorado three sisters Alice Phillips Dallas Mrs Robert Jones California and Mrs Perce Lunn Canada and two grandchildren.

Levelland George Price Iris Upshaw Upshaw Temple Brenda Jones Boulder iColo Alice Phillips Dallas Robert Jones California Perce Lunn Canada

Drunken rampage nets 260 years for killer in Texas

Phillip Ray Allen, 27, of Alabama received 260 years in prison after pleading legally sane to murder rape two assaults to murder and burglary in a September 2 break-in. He killed 8-year-old Richey Leona Jones, raped the mother, and stabbed a carnival worker. Parole unlikely due to stacked sentences.

Houston UPI Phillip Ray Allen Allen Alabama John Robert Jones Richey Leona Jones Jones Bob Bennett

Former Lubbock Resident Dies at 65 in Des Moines

Hugh Norman 65 formerly of Lubbock from 1930 to 1935 died July 3 in Des Moines Iowa. He was an advertising salesman and later advertising manager for the Avalanche Journal and earlier handled Globe News advertising in Lubbock. Norman later ran a Davenport radio station and, in recent years, a radio television newspaper brokerage in Des Moines. He is survived by his wife a son George Norman of Davenport and a daughter Paralee of Buchanan West Virginia.

Hugh Norman Lubbock Des Moines Iowa Norman Avalanche- Journal Amarillo Globe News Davenport George Norman Paralee Buchanan W. Va

Donald E Blair Services Today

Services for Donald E Blair 53 found dead at his Amarillo home will be held at 2 p.m. in Wallace Funeral Home Chapel with Harold Kennamer of Central Church of Christ officiating. Burial follows at Rose Hill Cemetery as an Amarillo inquest investigates the death. Blair, a 20 year Amarillo resident native of Mobeetie, was a WWII veteran truck driver, survived by a Tulsa brother Jack and five sisters in Pampa Artesia Miami and Lubbock.

Donald E. Blair Amarillo Wallace Funeral Home Harold Kennamer Central Church of Christ Rose Hill Cemetery Mobeetie Blair Tulsa Jack Clyde Gray Pampa G. E. Fairey Artesia N.M Johnny Sladko Miami Fla G. G. Aycock George Tracy Lubbock

Graveside Rites Set For Former Resident Hoyt O Smith

Graveside services for Hoyt O. Smith 66 of Fort Worth a former Lubbock resident will be at 2 p m today at Resthaven Memorial Park The Rev William E Young minister of Broadway Church of Christ will officiate Burial is by Henderson Funeral Directors Smith a Quanah native died Saturday in Fort Worth where he had lived since 1959 He moved to Fort Worth from Lubbock where he had lived 25 years He was a retired pharmacist and owned Smith's Pharmacy in Lubbock Survivors include a daughter Mrs Robert Richardson of Fort Worth a son Richard of Fort Worth three sisters and three brothers

Hoyt O. Smith Fort Worth Lubbock Resthaven Memorial Park William E. Young Broadway Church of Christ Henderson Funeral Directors Smith Quanah Robert Richardson Richard

Rites Set for H. T. Wilson Former County Judge

Andrews special services for H. T. Wilson 71 longtime resident and former county auditor 22 years will be at 7 39 p m today at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. Carl Grissom with Claude Danley assisting Burial in Andrews Cemetery directed by Singleton Funeral Home Wilson died Sunday at Permian General Hospital after brief illness He is survived by wife Wilma Irene four sons and four daughters all named with residences and eight grandchildren

Andrews H. T. Wilson First Baptist Church Carl Grissom Church of Christ Claude Danley Andrews Cemetery Singleton Funeral Home Wilson Permian General Hospital Wilma Irene H. T. Wilson Jr McMinnville Ore W. T. Wilson Canton Jerald R. Wilson Big Spring James R. Wilson W. G. Beshears Bayton James A. Johns Odell Johns Fort Worth

Wreck Victim's Funeral Today

Services for Bobby Strickland 26 of 5507 42nd St. begin at 2 p m at W W Rix Chapel with Rev Horace Hitt officiating Burial is at Resthaven Memorial Park Strickland was killed Saturday in an auto crash near Hamlin He had lived in Lubbock 20 Carole and two daughters Jane and Rhonda his mother Mrs Louise Strickland of 2007 22nd St his father Kenneth Strickland of Abilene two sisters Mrs L R Taylor Jr of Ft Meade Md and Mrs Arthur Newton of Idalou a brother Richard of 2007 22nd St and grandmother Mrs Eunice Strickland of Rochester Pallbearers are Karl Hudgens Billy Hudgens Boyce Cox Bobby Tate Hicks McCormick and Bill Vines

Bobby Strickland 42Nd St W. W. Rix Chapel Horace Hitt Resthaven Memorial Park Strickland Hamlin Lubbock Carole Jane Rhonda Louise Strickland 22Nd St Kenneth Strickland Abilene L. R. Taylor Jr Ft. Meade, Md Arthur Newton Idalou Richard Eunice Strickland Rochester Karl Hudgens Billy Hudgens Boyce Cox Bobby Tate Hicks McCormick Bill Vines

Graveside Services Set For Paul Ybarra Jr

Graveside services for Paul Ybarra Jr. four year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Ybarra of 604 Hub Homes will be at 330 p m today at City of Lubbock. The child was pronounced dead on arrival at West Texas Hospital at 245 p m Sunday after collapsing at home. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy said the cause of death was undetermined. Surviving are three sisters Ernestine Ida and Belinda and a brother Phillip all at home and his grandparents Mr and Mrs Rafael Esquivel of San Antonio and Mr and Mrs Ambrocio Ybarra of Greeley Colorado.

Paul Ybarra Jr Paul Ybarra Hub City of Lubbock West Texas Hospital Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy Ernestine Ida Belinda Phillip Rafael Esquivel San Antonio Ambrocio Ybarra Greeley Colo

Bedingfield Rites Slated Wednesday

John Earl Bedingfield 45 died in Methodist Hospital after injuries from a July 5 auto accident near Tohoka. Rites set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Resthaven Little Church of the Flowers with Chaplain Larry D. Mosley officiating. Burial follows. he lived in Lubbock since 1956, worked at Town and Country Barber Shop, and served in the U.S. Army Air Corps. Survivors include a son, a brother, two sisters, and his mother.

John Earl Bedingfield Methodist Hospital Tohoka

Unarmed Marine Nabbed After Abducting Girl in California

Thomas J. Scholfield, 22, a Camp Pendleton Marine, abducted two year old Vicki Lynn West in Marysville and fled with his wife Loretta. The child was returned unharmed 12 hours later after Loretta Scholfield drove home and surrendered. Sheriff said Scholfield hoped to flee to Canada to avoid Vietnam service.

Dennis J. Opatrny Marysville Calif UPI Thomas J. Scholfield Camp Pendleton Vicki Lynn West Canada Loretta Helen West Michael West Vicki Scholfield

Youth Jailed: Charged In Police Chief Death

Tom Massey 20, son of a Columbus attorney, was charged with murder in the death of Columbus Police Chief Arnold Knippel. Knippel died from a shotgun wound after going to the Massey home to calm him. Massey was picked up in Fredericksburg about 9 am Monday.

Columbus UPI Arnold Knippel Tom Massey Fredericksburg Knippel Texas Colorado County Sher F. L. Schlichting Massey Schlichting Hollis Massey Young Massey Southern Methodist University Dallas

Gladiolus Named by Romans for Swordlike Leaf

The gladiola derives its name from the Roman gladius due to the leaf’s resemblance to the short sword. This naming links the flower to ancient military equipment and Latin terminology.

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Agnes Megginson Snyder Corley Funeral Home Corsicana First Baptist Church of Colorado City Sgt Paul Saiz 318 Ave. T James O'Brian Marvin G. Davis Man Juarez-El Paso Gustavo Diaz Ordaz The Fred Charleston Cemetery Delta County Delta Funeral Home James Moran Coast Guard Cape Cod Boston Red Jacket Moran Bedingfield Rites Marine Jackie Scholfield America Postman’s Factory Yasuya Line Japan Helen Knutsdottir Iceland Miami Beach Resthaven State Banking Department 19Th St Funeral Home — Cemetery Nogeance
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