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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1967
Page
3
The fragment hints at a reflective note about character and integrity. It references a man described as fine and honest, suggesting a tribute or character sketch within a larger piece.
Horace Winningham 51 of Lubbock County died from a gunshot wound at Methodist Hospital. Funeral at 2 pm at First BOE Church with Rev. Widmer and Rev. Huckabee officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Charlotte, son Horace Gary, daughter Judy Ellen, mother Mrs. Lissie Winningham, brother L. A. Winningham, and three sisters. He had lived in Lubbock County 23 years, was a farmer, board member of New Deal School, and member of First Methodist Church. Burial directed by Ri x Funeral Directors.
The piece asks what being a servant means in Christian terms. It contrasts servile notions with Christ's call that true greatness comes from serving others. It encourages self-examination about pride versus a willingness to serve as God’s servant.
Funeral rites honored Maj Edward G Givens the seventh U S astronaut to die in three years after his Pearland car crash His body moved from Pearland to Quanah for burial with other mourners including Dr Robert Gilruth and Dr Charles Berry present Wives of Apollo 1 crew attended along with Givens family and two of his children as jets roared overhead in tribute
Mrs. Addie Maude Ashmore 79 former resident of Loco Hills dies. Services 3 p m Saturday at Ira Baptist Church with Rev Dale Cartwright and Rev Jimmy Hill officiating. Burial Ira Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home. Survived by three daughters I C Corbell Stephenville G F Chaney Loco Hills and Charles Weatbrook Nacogdoches seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
Parents and educators at the ONC TS session raised concerns about homework gaps progress reporting grading and promotion within special education. They urged better trained teachers more supervisors counselors higher salaries smaller classes stronger parent teacher communication and regular meetings with permanent records review. Whiteside asked Lubbock School Superintendent Nat Williams for a full program and structure review.
Services for Mrs. W. Robards, 76, will be at 3 p.m. at Christ in Friona with J. C. Horton officiating. Burial follows in Friona Cemetery under Cleburne Funeral Home of Friona. She died Wednesday in Clovis Memorial Hospital after a short illness. She lived in Clovis 18 years and earlier in Friona and Sudan. Survivors include her husband, nine daughters, two sons, a sister, five brothers, 23 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Harrison T. Adams 78 will be at 2 00 p m Saturday at County Line Community Baptist Church with Rev R C Hester officiating Burial will be in Abernathy Cemetery under direction of Sunees Funeral Home in Lubbock Adams a long time County Line resident died Thursday at University Convalescent Home after a three year illness Survivors include two daughters Mrs Charles McCoy Norman Oklahoma and Mrs Charles Carson Long Beach California two sons Frank and Gerald Long Beach two sisters Mrs Iris Connell Abernathy and Mrs Ola Curry of Lubbock one brother Troy Amarillo and four grandchildren
Mrs W C Ballow of Levelland is to be laid to rest in City of Levelland Cemetery after funeral services at 10 a m today in Wesley Methodist Church. Rev Keith Wiseman will officiate with Rev Fred Blake assisting. She moved from O'Donnell in 1928 and was born in Athens. survivors include her husband two sons five daughters 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.
Services for Jessie Fiteen Simpson will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the W. W. Rix Chapel with Bil Gainey of Southside Baptist Church officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Directors. Simpson, WWI veteran, died at 6:35 a.m. Wednesday in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Big Spring. His Lubbock address was 1215 38th St. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, a grandson, his mother, two sisters, four stepsons, and six sisters.
Services for Georgia Carol Pugh will be held Saturday at the Church of the Flowers with Rev. T Bolding officiating. Burial will be at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include two brothers Kevin Lee and Clyde Richard Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs Burks Dockrey of 3009 Avenue P and George Pugh of Shreveport Louisiana.
Levelland Texas reports the death of 78 year old Mrs. J E Turner with services pending. She was the widow of J E Turner and survived by three sisters Mrs J C Holik and others.
Toni Sue Massey 18 died after a car-truck crash at Loop 289 and North Quaker Ave. Her mother Martha Massey and sister Darea were injured but improving. truck driver Warren G. Coker was in serious condition. Toni Sue’s funeral is set at W. W. Rix Chapel with Rev. Bert Homer. burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include her father Allen Massey and grandparents Ralph Olive and Wayne Cash.
James E. Vining 57 died after a short illness at Medical Arts Hospital in Lamesa. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. today at the First Presbyterian Church in Seminole with Rev. Jimmy Caldwell officiating. Burial will follow at Seminole. Vining was Gaines County Justice of the Peace Precinct, owner of Seminole News Stand, Lions Club member, and church elder. Survivors include his wife Edith, daughter Mrs. Dick Tune of Lamesa, sons Juny of Houston and Bob of Seminole, sister Mrs. Frances Roberts of Hobbs, brother A. A. of Andrews, and two grandsons. Elders will pallbear.
Services for E B Allen 74 of Lubbock are set at Forrest Heights Methodist Church with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Allen died Thursday, was a WWI veteran, former Cotton Center farmer, and longtime real estate man. He leaves Myrtie and six children and siblings.
A conference identifies former aides of Adolf Eichmann as residents. The report names Brunner and Franz Abromei as among those present.
Federal and state civil defense officials visited Lubbock to review local disaster procedures after last week's storm and flood. They praised the city’s system, saw the Emergency Operating Center, and approved the decision not to seek disaster area status.
Funeral services for Roland Buster Davis age 47 will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Primitive Baptist Church in Anton with Elder Jimmy Bass officiating. Burial follows at Anton Cemetery under Hamipoon’s Funeral Home of Little. Davis died Thursday at South Plains Hospital in Levelland. He was born October 4, 1909 in Catton County Oklahoma and is survived by his wife Alice of Arlington, a son Roland Brice of Arlington, a daughter Mrs. Qrella Vista Goode of San Saba, two brothers Clayton of Santa Paula California and Thurman of Anton, two sisters Mrs. Joe Fite of Amarillo and Mrs. G E Farmer of Fort Worth, his father Mike of Anton, and six grandchildren.
Tulia residents gather for the funeral of Chydie L Cooper age 1 at 10 am Saturday at First Baptist Church. Officiants include Cy W Neill and Rev C N Rue with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home direction. He died at 6 pm Wednesday in Methodist Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Chico and lived in Tulia since 1963, worked in farm implement sales before retiring in 1948. Survived by his wife two daughters seven grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Jeff W. Burleson 37 a Snyder native and former Marine Corps member was killed Thursday after falling from a hotel under construction at the University of Texas Austin He was a Benson Mirror construction superintendent and member of Scottish Rite Shriners Eastern Star and the Methodist Church Services are pending at Bell Seale Funeral Home Survivors include his mother Mrs Vada Burleson Snyder a brother Edward M of Memphis Tenn a niece and two others
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