Edward Smith Victim in Georgia Auto Crash
A Republican governor candidate Edward Smith, 60, of Georgia died when his station wagon collided with a truck near Woodbury. His wife Marilu was hospitalized with head injuries but not seriously hurt. Smith was a Columbus attorney, former U S attorney, and former president of the Georgia Bar Association. Republican leaders face replacing him ahead of the November election.
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Woodbury
A. Edward Smith
Georgia
Columbus
Atlanta
Smith
Paul Boggs
Hampton
Marilu
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Smiths
Marilyn
Edwina
Rockefeller
White Plains
Piedmont College
Duke University Law School
Mercer University
Macon
U.S
Middle Georgia
Georgia Bar Association
Marvin Griffin
Carl Sanders
Augusta
Culbertson Rites Pending for Local Cotton Buyer
Services are pending for Mar shall T. Culbertson 63 of 2616 25th St Longview found dead in his home Monday morning. He died likely between 9 p.m. Sunday and midnight. Justice of the Peace George McCleskey investigated neighbors said Culbertson had been ill Sunday. A cotton buyer for Jimmie Cochran Cotton Co. he had lived in Lubbock about 13 years moving from Longview. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Jim Lindsey Goldsboro North Carolina and two grandchildren.
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Marshall T. Culbertson
25Th St
Radar Funeral
Longview
Culbertson
Justice of the Peace
George McCleskey
Jimmie Cochran Cotton Co
Lubbock
Jim Lindsey
Goldsboro
N.C
Hobbs Resident Mrs Hamblen Rites Set Today
Funeral services for Mary Virginia Hamblen 49 longtime Hobbs resident will be at St Christopher's Episcopal Church at 10 a m with Rev Amos Gaume officiating Graveside services by the Eastern Star are scheduled at 3 p m at South Park Cemetery in Roswell N M Arrangements are by Roberts Funeral Home She died Sunday after a lengthy illness Survivors include her husband a son Glen of Fort Defiance Ariz a daughter Mrs Edna Ruth Pouleston of Las Cruces N M her mother and a sister.
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Hobbs
Mary Virginia Hamblen
St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church
Amos Gaume
Order of the Eastern Star
South Park
Roswell
N.M
Roberts Funneral
Hamblem
Rites Set Today For Joe Evans
Funeral services for 68 year old Joe Evans of Happy will be at 10 a.m. today at Wallace Funeral Home with Morgan Sturgess of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial is in Rose Hill Cemetery. Evans died Monday night in Amarillo Veterans Hospital. He was a retired farmer. Survivors include sister Ada McCormick of Gravitte Arkansas.
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Tulia
Joe Evans
Happy
Wallace Funeral
Morgan Sturgess
Church of Christ
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Evans
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo
Ada McCormick
Gravitte
Ark
Mrs. McBrayer Rites Set At Farmersville
Funeral services for Mrs. A. E. McBrayer 76 a former Lubbock resident will be at 2 p m today at the First Baptist Church in Farmersville Burial will be in Farmersville Cemetery She died Monday in a Port Arthur hospital after six weeks of illness She had been an invalid 28 years Her husband died six years ago He was in the piano business in Lubbock Survivors include two daughters four other sons four brothers a sister 13 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren
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A. E. McBrayer
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Farmersville
McBrayer
Robert Melvin McBrayer
30Th
Port Arthur
Stolle Honored as First Republican of the Month
Fred Stolle, Posey farm barn owner, received the first Republican of the Month honor at a Lubbock County GOP meeting. County Chairman Syd Moore said the award honors his national recognition. About 250 attended the picnic at the K N Clapp Party House as write-in candidates hosted the event.
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Fred Stolle
Posey
Lubbock
Syd Moore
Stolle
K. N. Clapp
Richard Turner
Cecil Lowery
Frances Nalle
Moore
Disney picks 14 year old Gilles Payant for Big Red
In Burbank California UPI reports French Canadian Gilles Payant age 14 won one of Canada s largest talent searches to star as an orphan boy in the film Big Red alongside Walter Pidgeon and others after competing with more than 300 hopefuls from Canada.
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Burbank
Calif
UPI
Gilles Papant
Walt Disney
Young Payant
Walter Pidgeon
Worthy Grand Matron of Texas OES Dies
Pearl Hall 61 longtime educator and Worthy Grand Matron for the Texas Order of the Eastern Star died after a stroke in Baylor Hospital Plano. She taught in Pasadena schools since 1919 and earlier at Spring Hitchcock Bay City and League City. Two sons survive. services set for 4 p.m. Thursday at Colonial Funeral Home Pasadena.
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Dallas
Pearl Hall
Texas Order of the Eastern Star
Baylor Hospital
Plano
Houston
Here
Hall
Pasadena
Spring
Hitchcock
Bay City
League City
Colonial Funeral Home
Beebe Explorer Dies in Trinidad at 84
William Beebe famed naturalist and ocean explorer died in Trinidad where he directed the New York Zoological Society tropical research station. The Brooklyn native joined the Bronx Zoo in 1899 and set a 1934 depth record of 3028 feet in the bathysphere. He authored 22 books and had many species named after him.
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New York
William Beebe
Trinidad
Beebe
New York Zoological Society
Society
Virgin Forest
Atlantic
Bermuda
Brooklyn
Bronx Zoo
Zoo
Nova Scotia
Mexico
Venezuela
British Guiana
Wright Services Slated At Friona
Wright Crandel W. Wright 49 longtime Friona resident died Monday after illness. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday at Friona First Baptist Church officiated by Rev. C. M. Fields. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock under Clabhorn Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Juanita two sons Gordon and Ronald a daughter Janice two brothers and a niece.
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Friona
Crandel W. Wright
Friona First
Kentucky
Shallowater
Theie Baptist Church
Juanita
Janice
Gordon
Springfield
Ronald
U.S. Navy
Kingsville
Garland
Murray
Walter
Long Beach
Calif
Leroy Johnson
Keep Your Friendships in Repair
A devotional note by Julien C. Hyer emphasizes loyalty and fellowship from Proverbs 27 10. It urges tending friendships to provide support in loneliness distress and old age, describing friends as a source to share troubles and receive care.
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Julien C. Hyer
Mullins Funeral Slated Thursday in Rock Hill Church
Robert W. Mullins 42 died Tuesday after several weeks illness. Funeral at 3 p m Thursday at Rock Hill Church Sulphur Springs with Rev Wilburn Gilbreath officiating. Body to be moved from Rix Funeral Home to Sulphur Springs Wednesday burial in Rock Hill Cemetery directed by Tapp Funeral Home. Survivors include wife three daughters Betty Mullins Odessa Mrs Juanita Haynes Slaton and Mrs Bill Ferguson 42nd St Quirt Ave three sons Robert G Mullins Truett Gilbreath and Sam Gilbreath El Paso brother James F El Paso and three grandchildren.
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53Rd St
Rock Hill Church
Sulphur Springs
Wilburn Gilbreath
Rix Funeral Home
Rock Hill Cemetery
Tapp Funeral Home
Mullins
Lubbock
Bethany Christian Church
Bill Ferguson
42Nd St
Quirt Ave
Betty Mullins
Odessa
Juanita Haynes
Slaton
Robert G. Mullins
Truett Gilbreath
Sam Gilbreath
Colgate
James F
el Paso
Mrs. Ola Mae Dearman Rites Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ola Mae Dearman aged 50 of 1710 East 23rd Street will be held at 2 30 p m Friday at Church of God and Christ No 1 with Rev T F Ford officiating Burial is set at Ralls Cemetery under Sedberry Funeral Chapel direction Survivors include husband Malvin a son Willie Whitney of Lubbock her mother Mrs Nettie Thomas of Lubbock five sisters and four brothers from Lubbock Loreno Compton Calif and Slaton
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Ola Mae Dearman
E. 23Rd St
Church of God and Christ No. 1
T. F. Ford
Ralls Cemetery
Sedberry Funeral Chapel
Mart
Malvin
Willie Whitney
Lubbock
Nettie Thomas
Edna Gonzales
Juanita Hodges
Gladys Gonzales
Ernestine Johnson
Lorenzo
Louise Givens
Compton
Calif
James Thomas
George Thomas
Marcelis Thomas
Oakland
John Thomas
Slaton
Former Lubbock Resident Dies at 58 in Oklahoma City
Albert Jackson May, 58, a former longtime area resident, died at 1 a.m. Tuesday at Poly Clinic in Oklahoma City. Services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday in Oklahoma City with Hunt er Funeral Home handling arrangements. A retired farmer, May lived in Lamb County for 25 years in Olton and Littlefield and recently moved from Lubbock to Oklahoma City. Born in Ada, Oklahoma, he is survived by his wife Maggie of 2104 Emery, three daughters Ruth Bottons of 2104 Emery, A C Fry of Yuba California, Bob Crawford of 2413 37th St, a son Carol J. May of Tucson, his mother Mrs. W. C. May of Oklahoma City, a sister Opal May of Oklahoma City, and three brothers Garrett of Phoenix, Haskel of Yuba City, California, and Ed of Shawnee, Oklahoma.
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Poly Clinic
Oklahoma City
Hunter Funeral Home
May
Lamb County
Olton
Littlefield
Lubbock
Ada
Okla
Maggie
Emery
Ruth Bottons
A. C. Fry
Yuba
Calif
Bob Crawford
37Th St
Carol J. May
Tucson
Ariz
W. C. May
Opal May
Garrett
Phoenix
Haskel
Yuba City
Shawnee
H F England Rites Planned Here Today
Services for H F Slim England 67 longtime resident will be held at 3 p m in Sanders Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Clifton Igo officiating. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. England owned Slims Auto Repair and was a World War I veteran. Survivors include two sons a daughter two sisters four brothers and nine grandchildren.
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H. F
Slim
England
Sanders Funeral Home
Clifton Igo
Second Baptist Church, Lamesa
City of Lubbock
Sanders
9Th St
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Slim's Auto Repair
Ave. H
Jimmy
Idalou
Billy
Reno
Nev
George H. Miller
N. Quirt
Lloyd Johnson Rites Pending at Rix Funeral Home
Time of services for Lloyd L. Johnson of 1717 30th Street is pending at Rix Funeral Home. Last rites will be read Thursday at Rix Funeral Chapel by John K. Norred of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Johnson died Sunday at his summer home in Cuchara Colorado. He had lived in Lubbock since 1949 and is survived by his wife two daughters a son and a brother.
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Lloyd L. Johnson
30Th St
Rix Funeral Home
Rix Funeral
John K. Norred
First Church of Christ, Scientist
City of Lubbock
Johnson
Lubbock
Dallas
Cuchara
Colo
Services Set Today For Terry Resident
Grover C. Bristow 74 a Terry County resident since 1910 died Monday in Big Spring Hospital after a three year illness A farmer until 1945 he retired and moved to Brownfield The service will be at Northside Baptist Church with Rev A J Franks officiating Burial will be Terry County Memorial Cemetery Brownfield Funeral Home in charge Survivors include a brother Ben Bristow Rule a sister Miss Bertha Bristow Donna and two grandchildren Herbert L Moore San Angelo and Wendell L Moore Brownfield
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Grover C. Bristow
Terry County
Northside Baptist Church
A. J. Franks
Bristow
Big Spring
Johnson
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Ben Bristow
Rule
Bertha Bristow
Donna
Herbert L. Moore
San Angelo
Wendell L. Moore
School Report Cards Modernization Moves in Glen Ridge
Glen Ridge schools adopt automated report cards with grades stored on rosters. Teachers provide data that is transcribed by key punch and verifier machines at the Automatic Data Processing plant in East Paterson, New Jersey.
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Glen ‘Ridge
N.J
UPI
Glen Ridge
Automatic Data Processing
East Paterson
WORK METHODS DIFFER Sinatra Marilyn Will Do
Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe star in a George Axelrod comedy How To Murder Your Wife written for them. Eddie Fisher returns to stage with a standing ovation after Cocoanut Grove show. Janis Paige endures accidents and hepatitis while planning European work and a 1962 wedding. Rita Hayworth’s children visit, and talks of TV music specials expand with Joni James and Tony Aquaviva directed by George Chakiris.
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Dorothy Manners
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Marilyn Monroe
George Axelrod
Marilyn
Frank
Sinatra
Axelrod
Breakfast At Tiffany’s
Monroe
Eddie
Cocoanut Grove
Eddie Fisher
Rome
Paradise
Eddie Cantor
al Jolson
PTA
Joni James
Tony Aquaviva
One Hundred Strings
Hollywood Pops Symphony Orchestra
110 Men Strong
Tony
George Chakiris
Joni
Atmosphere Drives Higher Costs to Open Restaurants
New York report notes that opening a new restaurant costs about 4000 per seat. Don Greenaway of the National Restaurant Association cites rising emphasis on atmosphere over food as the main reason.
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New York
API
Donald Greenaway
The
National Restaurant Assn
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