Tahoka Church Service for Mrs Atey B Clark Scheduled
Tahoka Memorial service set for 3 pm today at Tahoka Church of Christ for Mrs Atey B Clark with Mir Sick minister officiating assisted by Roy Ford. Funeral arrangements listed, survivors include husband and children, reflecting a Polk County origin and local community ties.
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The Shepherd PAMET Pray si Thess HIT Tasked
Fragmentary text from a local page shows a prayerful passage about faith and daily life. It mentions God not as a problem solver but as a guide, with scattered phrases about help, plan, and reliance on divine presence shaping daily decisions.
Death notices and funeral rites across towns in West Texas
Numerous obituaries and funeral notices with names ages and services list Mrs Fitzgerald Mrs Hibbetts Mr Wakefield Mrs Howell and others. Dates place of death towns Santa Anna Snyder Clovis Plainview Dumas provide burial locations and funeral directors. Survivors include spouses children and relatives with varying dates and counties in Caldwell Lamb Brazos and surrounding areas.
F Lauterdale Rites Set For 87 Year Old Frank Joe Lauterdale
Frank Joe Lauterdale 87 of Ralls died Saturday at 10 30 a m in the Ralls Nursing Home Burial will be in Ralls Cemetery under the direction of Latter Funeral Home Services set for 2 p m today at the Church of God in Christ Bishay Alexander and Elder Shirley Ray Anderton both of Lubbock will officiate He was a retired railroad employee Survives include two sons two daughters a sister and seven grandchildren
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W B Cummings Rites Held At First Baptist Church
W B Cummings died of a heart attack Saturday and will be buried in Ropesville Cemetery under Smith Funeral Home directions. He lived in Rackley County 18 years, was a farmer, and is survived by his wife Martie, a daughter Mrs Ariens Savage of Port Arthur, two sons J of Anchoryz Abs ka and Dale of Rupenville.
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Hibbetts Obituary Not Clear From Fragment
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Obituary Briefs From a West Texas Paper
Obituary briefs list numerous funeral services and burial plans for residents including Mire Leset GI of 102th district who died after a heart attack. Services are scheduled in Bart City Rock Cemetery and various local cemeteries under multiple funeral homes. The notices cover Bereavements in Corpus Christi Dallas Garland Lubbock and Magnolia with interments in Resthaven Memorial Park Parks Hollow Memorial Gardens and other local sites.
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Walter Dac Sety service in Brownfield
Walter Dac Sety Brownfield 63 died after a short illness in Brownfield General Hospital. Funeral at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Metsger and Rev. Pat Cummins officiating. Burial in Trinity Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife Connie Gardner and daughter Donna, plus brothers Woodrow and D.E. and four grandchildren.
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Mrs Smith and Ruth He: Obituary notices in Texas towns
Mrs Smith dies in Snyder and Ruth He dies in Lubbock. Services held in Plainview and Snyder with burial at Memorial Park. Levelland and Snyder residents Leann D Smith and others are named with funeral details and home arrangements.
Seven Die in New Mexico Wreck Involving NJ Family
A pickup truck traveling east apparently asleep at the wheel struck head on a station wagon carrying five New Jersey vacationers near Siesta New Mexico. Seven people were killed and one injured. The pickup driver was identified as Steven Platero 24 of Canoncito New Mexico.
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Impatient piano teacher helped Miss Texas win 1973
Mary Judy Mallett, 20, a North Texas State University student from Beaumont, won Miss Texas 1973 after claiming talent with a violin medley while recounting a stern piano lesson. First runner up was Rebecca Lynn Bloomer of Dallas, with Sherry Lou White of Lubbock and Sherley Jean Cothran of Oak Cliff nearby. Officials awarded a $600 scholarship to Texas Wesleyan and a $500 cash prize.
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Prator Leoda Praytor Funeral Notice
Mrs Praytor 59 of F802 AN Street to be laid to rest at Cay of Lubbock Cemetery with services today at 4 PM on WLW. Officiants are Rev Clifton Igo and Rev B H Kendricks. She lived 47 years in the area, formerly of White Bear, and was a Southside Baptist member. Survived by two daughters Doris Rounsa ine and Guy Phillippe, two sons Delton Walker and James Herderson, a brother W okh sti and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Haddad says he tipped Democrats on Watergate bug plan
William Haddad, ex investigative reporter, told Newsday he informed Lawrence O'Brien two months before the Watergate break in that people planned to wiretap the Democratic National Headquarters. Haddad said a private investigator overheard talks about bugging the offices and passed the info to him. He noted O'Brien investigated but found the plan too costly.
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First Baptist Post Declined Minister Rohrman Appointment
Dr. Larry G. Rohrman a 35 year old Jackson Mississippi minister declined the First Baptist Church of Lubbock call. Earl Hobbs announced at Sunday services that Rohrman cited personal reasons. The church voted unanimously Wednesday night to extend the invitation but Rohrman could not accept at that time. The committee will begin seeking another minister as the church has been without a pastor since June 1972 following Dr. David Ray’s resignation.
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LBJ Brother Urges Nixon to Quit Over Watergate
Sam Houston Johnson told UPI that President Nixon should resign amid Watergate turmoil saying it would let the nation move on with a clean slate and noting Nixon cannot govern with public confidence. He criticized impeachment talk and opposed turning tapes to the Senate committee.
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Russian Poet Isakovsky Dies at 73 in Moscow
Mikhail V. Isakovsky, creator of songs and poems that shaped Russian folklore, died at age 73 in Moscow Tass reported. His works drew on peasant life and include the folk melody Katyusha. Born near Smolensk, his obituary was signed by Leonid Brezhnev Nikolai Podgorny and Alexei Kosygin.
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Brennan Raps Recording Nixon Policy On Taping
UPL Labor Secretary Peter Brennan said he disgrees with President Nixon's policy of secretly taping conversations in the White House. He would support Nelson Rockefeller for the 1976 Republican nomination and noted Meany's concerns about recorded calls, while the White House says recordings are no longer being made.
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