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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1965

Page

22

Merchies Still Uncertain Third Phase Of Reunion Quest

Christians enter phase three of ecumenical reunion as Protestants and Catholics consider deeper union. Six U.S. denominations draft a plan for a new 23 million member church, with a Dallas meeting and possible nationwide votes ahead. Main blocs include Methodists Presbyterians Episcopalians United Church of Christ Evangelical United Brethren and Disciples of Christ.

Louis Cassels United Press International Reunion Ecu National Council Rich Council of Churches John XI Papal John U.S Dallas Methodists Presbyterians Episcopalians United Church of Christ Evangelical United Brethren

Services Set for Carl Odam in Trinity Baptist Church

Carl B. Odam 44 of 3809 Flint Ave died Thursday at West Texas Hospital. A Lubbock resident for 22 years and Trinity Baptist Church member, he moved from Crosbyton and was born in Floydada. He attended Crosbyton High School and worked as a mechanic for Bairds Bakery. Services begin 10 a.m. Saturday at Trinity Baptist with Rev. Melvin Rathael. burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. Survived by wife Utahoma, daughter Elaine, son Norman, two sisters Nomie Odam and Mrs. Henry Mitchell, mother Mrs. B. C. Odam, and brother Dan Odam.

Carl B. Odam Flint Ave West Texas Hospital Lubbock Trinity Baptist Church Odam Crosbyton Floydada Baird's Bakery Melvin Rathael City of Lubbock Cemetery Rix Funeral Home Utahoma Norman Elaine Naomie Odam Bates Henry Mitchell B. C. Odam Dan Odam

Services Set Today For Accident Victim Cyn Ith ia Beevers

Services for two month old Cynthia Sue Beevers fatally injured in a one car crash in Lubbock Wednesday were set for 2 pm at Parkway Drive Church of Christ with O H Tabor officiating. Burial will be at Peaceful Garden Cemetery by Rix Funeral Home.

Cyn Ithia Sue Beevers Lubbock Parkway Drive Church of Christ O. H. Tabor Peaceful Garden Cemetery Cynthia Sue Methodist Hospital L. D. Beevers Weldon Gebert Slaton D. C. Beevers Elizabeth Freeman Oga Gebert

McCuiston Services Set At Chapel Here

Mrs. F. M. Artie McCuiston 87 longtime Ralls resident died Wednesday in a local rest home Her funeral was at 2 p m at W W Rix Chapel with Rev C M Ryan of First Methodist Ralls and grandson Rev Fred Sain of First Baptist Prairie Hill assisting Burial followed at Southland Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction Survivors include husband three sons four daughters 17 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren

F. M Artie) McCuiston Ralls W. W. Rix C. M. Ryan First Methodist Church of Fred Sain First Baptist Church of Prairie Hill Southland Cemetery Rix Funeral Home

Lubbock Airport Board Reviews Hangar Plans and FAA Radar

Lubbock Municipal Airport board discussed Hangar and office space plans by Lubbock Beechcraft at their east flightline, with an estimated $90 000 cost and a long term lease request. The board deferred decision pending further study while approving FAA radar integration at the airport for civilian and military use, costing about $750 for operation. Ed Colby outlined the radar project and its early next year operational target. The board also authorized Colby to travel to Denver to assist in a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing on a Pacific Northwest to Houston New Orleans route, aiming to make Lubbock a stopping point. New member David Casey attended his first meeting alongside City Director A Couch.

Lubbock Municipal ‘Airport Board Dwayne Wessf Lubbock Beechcraft Bill Cantrell Thefirm Lubbock Beech Ed Colby Federal Avivations Agency Lubbock Municipal Ed Elliott Reese Air Force Base Elliott Colby FAA Denver Colo Chamber of Commerce Lubsbock Civil Aeronautics Board Pacific Northwest Houston New Orleans Lubbock David Casey Public Services A Couch

Mrs. W. O. Worley to Be Buried at Resthaven

Funeral services for Alice Worley 65 of Lubbock will be held at 2 p.m. in Sanders Memorial Chapel with Rev. Walter Hadley officiating. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include her husband, one daughter, four sons, two sisters, a brother, and 14 grandchildren.

W. O Alice) Worley 31St St Lubbock Sanders Memorial Chapel Walter Hadley First Methodist Church Shallowater Resthaven Memorial Park Sanders Funeral Home Worley University Post Church of Christ Donald Sanders Andrews Jim Midland Richard San Angelo Jack Sam Kinchelow Chillicothe Florie Drake Edinburg L. V. Rea Route 3 Walton Kerry Bobby Terry Jerry Thu‘ett Ronald Thuett Kip Sanders Max Terry

Kenneth Haynes Rites Set for Lubbock Resident

Kenneth Haynes 47 of Lubbock died Thursday at St. Marys Hospital. He was a Welders Union Local 775 and IIW member, formerly lived in Hobbs and Tatum New Mexico, with services set for 4 p.m. at W. W. Rix Funeral Chapel officiated by Rev E G Nubaberg, burial in Sunny Lane Oklahoma City. He leaves Bernice two sons Gary and Larry three daughters Kay Dale Nana and Nora a brother Raymond and five sisters.

Kenneth Haynes 3Rd St Lubbock St. Mary's Hospital Haynes Welders Union International Association of Bridge Structure and Iron Works Tatum N. M Hobbs W. W. Rix E. G. Neunaberg Redeemer Lutheran Church Sunny Lane Oklahoma City Rix Funeral Home Bernice Charles Camp Gary Larry Kay Cates Dale Haynes Lanora Raymond Yukon Okla Johnny. Carmichael Lucille Smith Hazel Cameron Leona Kelb Evelyn Rice Whittier Calif

Prickly Trees Planted To Dissuade Vandals

City commission discusses planting Hollywood junipers along a street to deter vandalism. Officials cite added security, noting the plants’ dense growth and thorny presence as a deterrent while addressing maintenance and visibility concerns.

Reno Hollywood

Church Center Offers Rest and a Listening Ear in Burlington

In Burlington North Carolina a small glass storefront hosts a Church Center where religion is the merchandise and rest and listening are free services. Episcopal leaders describe it as an exploratory project open six days a week with 20 to 100 visitors weekly as they seek to offer counseling rather than fundraising.

Curtiss Moore Burton N.C Burlington John Stone Mr. Youngs Mr. Stone North Carolina Episcopal Diocese North Carolina Piedmont South Stone

Calvary Baptist Plans Park Service “Worship Under the Stars”

Calvary Baptist Church schedules a 7:30 p.m. Sunday service at Hodges Park intersection of 41st Street and College Avenue for the congregation and public. Rev. D L Lowrie will preach, Jimmie Shefield will lead singing, the church choir will perform, a trio of Kinard sisters and Carla Taylor will sing, with Mrs Jack Brown as soloist. Pianists are Mrs John McDaniel and Mrs M H Kinard Jr. Nursery at the church will be open for children through age three.

Calvary Baptist Church Hodges Park 41St St College Ave Calvary Baptist D. L. Lowrie Jimmie Sheffield Janet, Kinard Vicki Kinard Carla Taylor Jack Brown John McDaniel M. H. Kinard Jr 18Th St Ave. T

U S Visitors In Russia Harassed Over Viet Nam

A group of 20 American home economists returning from a 10 day Soviet trip reported harassment and berating in Leningrad Kiev and Moscow over U S policy in Vietnam Their luggage was mishandled at hotels and they received late night phone calls for eight nights They also visited Norway Sweden Finland and Denmark

New York Soviet Union U.S Viet ‘Nam Ruth C. Hall Tucson Ariz American Home Economics Association Leningrad Kiev Moscow Norway Sweden Finland Denmark

Immigrants Seek Asylum After Lake Crossing to Austria

The report describes a group crossing a lake to reach Austria in an attempt to seek asylum. They reportedly approached authorities upon arrival and requested protection.

Austria

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