Rites Planned for Longtime City Teacher Miss Herm
Funeral services are set for Miss Hattie Herm a longtime Lubbock teacher who died after a three week illness from acute leukemia. The First Methodist Church in Lubbock will host a 10 a.m. service with Dr. J Chess Levern officiating a second service at 3 p.m. in Snyder at the Snyder First Methodist Church and burial in Snyder Cemetery. Miss Herm taught since 1943 in Lubbock and 1951 at P F Brown School. She was active in church and in Delta Kappa Gamma and the Wesleyan Service Guild. Her parents were pioneer ranchers.
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Hattie Herm
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
J. Chess Levern
Herm
Methodist Hospital
Snyder
Snyder First Methodist Church
Snyder Cemetery
Franklin-Bartley Funeral
North Texas State College
Denton
Miss Herm
Texas Tech
P. F. Brown School
First
Methodist Church
Philathea
Wesleyan Service Guild
Delta Cappa Gamma
American Association of Univer
R. C. Herm
Do Not Sin Against the Child Poem Meditates on Parental Care
A reflective verse urges parents to treat children with calm manners, courtesy, and fairness. It questions whether adults are solicitous of a child’s welfare, whether they commend or ridicule efforts at home or school, and if they avoid abrupt, contradictory, or harsh rebukes. It ends by challenging readers to improve child relations.
Gray Rites Set Today At Idalou
C N Gray 76 formerly of Lubbock and Terry County will be laid to rest after a 3 p.m. service at First Baptist Church Idalou officiated by clergy from Floydada Woodrow and Brownfield. Burial in Idalou Cemetery directed by Rix Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife two sons a brother two stepbrothers three sisters a stepsister five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Idalou
C. N. Gray
Brownfield
First Baptist Church
F. C. Bradley
Floydada
Cletus Casewell
Woodrow
Tom Morgan
Gray
West Texas Hospital
Lub
Wilson Pirtle
Joe Patterson
Bo Melton
Herb Chessir
Dan Roberts
J. V. Gilliam
Local Resident Herm Passes. Services Set in Lubbock
Survivors include sister Miss Gertrude Herm a Lubbock teacher and brother O P Herm of Florence Alabama. Pallbearers at Lubbock services include Horace Hawkins W C Claude Fred E Young James L Quicksall W L Bowling and R C Short with honorary pallbearers Nat Williams Dr Ishmael Hill.
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Hermleigh
Gertrude Herm
Lubbock
O. P. Herm
Florence
Ala
Horace Hawkins
W. C. Claude
Fred E. Young
James L. Quicksall
W.L. Bowling
Ir. C. Short
Nat Williams
Ishmael Hill
Littlefield Man Alexander Dies. Rites Planned
Nathan Morris Alexander 58 a native of Hunt County and blacksmith by trade died Saturday at Medical Arts Hospital Littlefield Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Gish Funeral Home Chapel Frederick Oklahoma with Rev George Gibbs officiating Burial in Frederick Memorial Cemetery Local arrangements by Hammons Funeral Home Survivors include wife three sons Nathaniel Alexander Frank Alexander Leslie Alexander and two daughters Bernice Hines Genice Henning
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Littlefield
Nathan Morris Alexander
Medical Arts Hospital
Gish Funeral Home
Frederick
Okla
George Gibbs
Frederick First
Hunt County
Alexander
First Christian Church
Nathaniel Alexander
Freeport
Frank Alexander
Hannible
Leslie Alexander
Oklahoma City
Bernice Hines
Denver
Colo
Genice Henning
Norwalk
Calif
Rites Set For Briscoe Woman
Mrs. H. L. McWaters 78 a Briscoe County resident since 1934 died at Lockney General Hospital after four days. Services at 2 p.m. at First Methodist Church with ministers from nearby churches. Burial in Silverton Cemetery. Survivors: husband three sons Ross L. McWaters Ventura California Ray McWaters Davidson Oklahoma Joe McWaters Silverton six grandchildren five great grandchildren.
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Silverton
H. L. McWaters
Briscoe County
Lockney General Hospital
First Methodist Church
Carlos McLeod
First Baptist Church
Earl Cantiwell
the Rock ,Creek Church of Christ
Silverton Cemetery
Graveside Rites Set For Glover Infant in Andrews
Brave services for Richard Vaughn Glover stillborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Glover will be at 4 p.m. today at Andrews Babyland Cemetery with Rev. C. E. Wainacott of Second Baptist Church officiating. Arrangements are under Singleton Funeral Home. Infant born 11:40 p.m. Saturday at Permian General Hospital in Andrews. Survivors include paternal grandparents E W Glover Rising Out and N Weatherman Hobba, sister and brother Mark. Batavia, and others listed.
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E. W. Glover
Rising Out
N. Weatherman
Hobba
Mark
Services for Mrs. Faris and Mrs. Cannon in local churches
Services conducted today for three local residents. Mrs. Charie Bells Faris, 68, Buffalo Lakes Road, will be laid to rest at City of Lubbock Cemetery with funeral rites at Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Chapel led by Bob Hoover of Vandelia Village Church of Christ. Mrs. J W Cannon, Idalou longtime teacher, will be interred at City of Lubbock Cemetery after a 3 p.m. service at Bowman Chapel First Methodist Church with Rev. R N Huckabee officiating. Jack Weldon Ross, 31, Levelland, will be honored at a 10 a.m. service at First Methodist Church Levelland, led by Rev. J B Sharp, with burial in City of Levelland Cemetery.
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Chartie Bells Faris
Buffalo Lakes Road
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Bob Hoover
Vandelia Village Church of
J. W. Cannon
Idalou
First Methodist Church
Bowman Chapel
R. N. Huckabee
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Jack Weldon Ross
Levelland
J. B. Sharp
Levelland Cemetery
George Price
Tulia Resident Since 1942 Dies
Tulia special death notice for M. B. Duke age 189 who lived in Tulia since 1942 and died Saturday at Hill Haven Rest Amarillo funeral at 1 30 here burial Claude Cemetery under Wallace Funeral directors survivors include wife children siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Tulia
M. B. Duke
Hill Haven Rest Amarillo
Claude Cemetery
Wallace
Woodmen of World
Fort Worth
Hubert Duke
A Olin.s. Miller
Plainview
Jo D. Kelly
R. J. Some
A. H. Jennings
Pearl Fed 'Thony
Dallas
Prairie fires in Austin area under control after 5000 acres burned
Travis County sheriff's officers said all three fires near Austin were under control. About 5,000 acres were charred as range grass burned and there was almost a month without rain. Temperatures reached the 100s over the past two days.
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Austin (Ap
Travis County Sheriff's
Austin
Jerry Norwood Rites Today At Amherst Baptist Church
Jerry Norwood 17, an Amherst High School football player, died when a tractor overturned on the Norwood farm northwest of Amherst. Rites set for 2:30 p.m. at Amherst First Baptist Church with Rev. John S. Rankin officiating. Burial in Littlefield Memorial Park. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Marewood a brother Johnny and maternal grandparents Jim Templeton. Pallbearers named Gary Sherrill Ray Edwards Bobby Hedges Johnny Blair Chris Eadie and Billy Breashears.
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Amherst
Jerry Norwood
Lamb County
Baptist Church
John S. Rankin
Littlefield Memorial Park
Paige
Norwood
Ambherst
Here
South Plains Hospital
John Marewood
Johnny
Jim Templeton
Gary Sherrill
Ray Edwards
Bobby Hedges
Johnny Blair
Chris Eadie
Billy Breashears
Editor Stricklin of Brownfield Herald Dies at 3?
Longtime editor known as The Old He died after a several hour illness while visiting Snyder Funeral Home. He came to Brownfield in 1909, bought the Herald for 750 dollars, and ran the weekly in a folksy style, shaping Terry County coverage for decades.
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Ana
Andrey
Duck Suicin Se
Erry Gocaty Y Herald
Terry County
Stricklin
Brownfield
Herald
The
G. Washington
Gomez
Lubbock
J T Boaz Rites Set In Oklahoma
J T Boaz 75 a Tipton Oklahoma resident died at 1245 a m Sunday in West Texas Hospital He was a retired pharmacist and a Scottish Rite Mason He lived in Tipton 1910 1927 then Chillicothe 1927 1947 and back to Tipton Burial will be in Chillicothe Cemetery under Ward Lubbock arrangements Funeral Home handled services Survivors include two daughters Mrs Ted Dotts and Mrs Garland Blanchard a son J T Boaz Jr eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren plus two sisters and a brother and other relatives
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J. T. Boaz
Tipton
Okla
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Chillicothe
Gus Clark
Frederick, Okla
Navy Chief Ends Vietnam Visit Confident on War Progress
Adm. George W. Anderson, U.S. chief of naval operations, wrapped up a three day visit to South Viet Nam on Sunday. He said he was encouraged and confident about progress in the war against Communist guerrillas.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
George W. Anderson
U.S
Petition Delayed Airplane Investigation at Municipal Airport
A petition seeking an investigation into the Albuquerque airplane situation was approved without bids, stirring confusion as Montoya and court staff were out of town. The plane, bought through a trade and additional funds, sits open at Municipal Airport. Several state agencies funded the purchase though the PSC later pulled out, and a local dealer claimed a cheaper alternative existed.
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Santa FE
UPI
Samuel 2
Montoya
Cutter-Carr Air- Tie Oil Conservation Commission
OCC
Public Service Commission
PSC
State Engineer and State Planning Office
Motor Vehicle Commission
Albuquerque
Midland Oilman Dies Of Injuries
Roy Holmes, 55, marketing manager for Humble Oil & Refining Co., died in Albuquerque from injuries from a June 30 crash on U S Highway 285 north of Encino New Mexico. He had been unconscious since the wreck and funeral is set for Tuesday in Abilene. He lived in Abilene 1933 to 1960 before moving to Midland. survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Wilda Parker Simkins of El Paso and three grandchildren.
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Midland
Roy Holmes
Midland Area
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Albuquerque
U.S. Highway 285
Encino
Abilene
Holmes
Wilda Parker Simkins
el Paso
New Congo Constitution Urged by Premier Adoula
Premier Cyrille Adoula proposed a new Congo constitution conceding provincial self rule to ease Katanga secession pressures. He asked UN jurists to draft a final document for Parliament in September. Also cited are 1960 U S paper production totals and 1962 Britannica figures for paper exports.
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Leopoldville, Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Katanga
Adoula
U.S
Britannica
Burial Planned at Seared Cemetery
Burial will be in Seared Cemetery under direction of Williams Funeral Home. Survivors include husband and a son Alton Sumrall of Rt. 1 Slaton, two brothers Joel Wallace of Lytle and Montie Wallace of Fort Stockton, three sisters Mrs. J C Elring of Plainview Mrs Rose Stark of Tulia and Mrs W F Blackerby of Slaton, and three grandchildren.
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Seared Cemetery
Williams Funeral Home
Alton Sumrall
Rt. 1
Slaton
Joel Wallace
Lytle
Montie Wallace
Fort Stockton
J.C. Elring
Plainview
Rose Stark
Tulia
W. F. Blackerby
Retired Federal Judge Thomas Kennerly Dies
Houston obituary notes 88 year old Thomas Prick Kennerly a lifelong Republican and former mayoral candidate in 1907. A Texas family pioneer from 1829 he served as a federal judge for the Southern District from 1931 until retirement in 1940. The Washington section cites public works figures linking $1,000,000 projects to 100 jobs for a year and multiplier effects.
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Houston
Thomas Prick Kennerly
Kennerly
Houston Heights
U. S
Tom Connally
Lee County
Bernham
Texas
Washington
Theyre Probing the Living Brain
Reader's Digest outlines new brain stimulation techniques using implanted electrodes to treat depression frigidity and obesity. The August issue features the article exploring low mood hunger and sex drives with evolving neuromodulation methods.
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Reader's Digest
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