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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1970

Page

4

Memorial Center proposed for tornado recovery in Lubbock

The city forms an advisory committee to study capital improvements including a memorial center complex between 4th and 10th Streets bounded by Avenue K and Q. The site may host a library convention facilities and an auditorium to attract new commerce and aid neighborhoods rebuilt after the May tornado.

Disaster Rehabilitation Commission Alse Memorial Center 4Th 10Th Streets KC and Q Bass Rass George Morris Zoning Board of Adjustment Wayne Finner Board of City Development George Jury City-County Health Board Dan Law Housing Standards Commission Dirk West Park and Recreation Com‘mission Arnold Maeker Commission Duncan Ellison Granberry Lubbock Lions Club Kobo Palace Roy Bass James Granberry Laverne Carothers

Power Outage Strikes Lubbock. Businesses, Hospitals Respond

A major power failure disrupted Lubbock's utilities Tuesday. Hospitals kept operating with backup pumps and dual electrical feeds while police and residents managed outages. Dry ice cooled perishables as grocers, stores, and dorms faced lighting and cooling challenges and partial reopenings resumed after power was restored.

Redbud Center June Roberts Robert's Indiana Ave Piggly Wiggly 34Th St W. W. Stout John Dimick Gibson's Discount Center 50Th St

Funeral Slated For Mrs. Hayes In California Burial in Athens

Services for Mrs. Carrie Hayes 77 of Inglewood Calif are set for 2 p m Saturday at Hassel Foster Funeral Home. Burial will follow in an Athens cemetery. A former Lubbock resident she died Sunday in Inglewood. Survivors include her son Charles of Inglewood and three others.

Carrie Hayes Inglewood Calif Hassel-Foster Funeral Home Athens

Local brief highlights from Lovington to Lubbock area

Don Piper 51 of Lovington in critical condition after Friday traffic accident in Lovington caused transfer to Methodist hospital. Judge James A. Elis to speak at Missouri Judicial Conference in St. Louis. Paul Peterson exploring a basketball league for Lubbock youths 14 to 19. info at Mae Simmons Center. Services for Thomas C Wide man 80 of Lubbock set at First Presbyterian Church with graveside rites at Cedarlawn Denison. Leonard R Westbrook treated for injuries from four car crash at Highland Hospital.

Don Piper Lovington Ave Methodist Y. Hospital James A. Elis St. Louis Missouri Judicial Conference Paul Peterson Lubbock County Community-Action Board Lubbock Carl Peterson Mae Simmons 24Th Street Weber Drive Leonard R. Westbrook Norfolk Ave Highland Hospital

Autopsy Finds Teen Girl Died of Severe Coronary Artery Disease

San Francisco 14-year-old Florencia Gomez died after an autopsy showed extreme coronary artery hardening. Coroner Henry Turkel said her arteries resembled those of a senior citizen, noting waxy deposits linked to factors like heredity stress and serdict. She collapsed while en route to hospital after complaining of flu symptoms.

San Francisco Florencia Gomez Henry Turkel Turkel Florencia San Francisco General Hospital

Rites Thursday For Mrs. Owen

Services for Mrs. Lina Owen 88 of Lubbock are set for Thursday at 2 p.m. at United Methodist Church in Liberty Hill with Rev. Richard Grant officiating. Burial follows in Liberty Hill Cemetery. Davis Funeral Home Georgetown directs. Mrs. Owen a Williamson County native died Monday at Parkway Nursing Home in Lubbock. she is survived by son J. E. Owen of Lubbock, two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Lina Owen Lubbock United Methodist Liberty Hill Richard Grant Liberty Hill Cemetery Davis Funeral Home Georgetown Owen Williamson County Parkway Nursing Home J. E Jof

Plainview Man Dies In Mishap

Fred Warren Miller aged 60 of Plainview died in Plainview Hospital from injuries after a heavy equipment unit slipped into a caliche pit 50 feet below. He was driving the machine which overturned, throwing him from it. Services are pending with Wood-Dunning Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife three daughters a son his mother a brother three sisters and four grandchildren.

Plainview Fred Warren Miller Plainview Hospital Here John Phillips Miler Phillips Miller Wood-Dunning Funeral Home Don Armstrong Dallas Roy ‘Carnes Lubbock Tony Minichini Bellville N.J Dale Cenia Miller E.Z Amarillo Leo Ladecke J. J. Merrifield H. Hoover California

Burglars Strike Downtowner Club and Nearby Cars

Burglars hit the Downtowner Club on University Avenue taking about 124 in change from machines and liquor. Police reported a sharp tool used to force the door. adjacent doors and machines were pried open causing about 200 in damage. A van tool box valued at 350 was stolen from Malcolm Stroud, and a Mercury sedan near 3311 42nd St. lost a billfold with 110 in cash and cards.

Loop 289 University Avenue Malcolm Stroud Alton Garth E. Ward St 42Nd St

Brandt to Visit Rome July 10 11 Audience with Pope

West German Chancellor Willy Brandt will visit Italy on July 10 and 11 and receive an audience with Pope Paul VI, according to a statement from Premier Mariano Rumor’s office.

Brandt Rome Weat Willy Brandt Italy Paul VI Mariano Rumor

Pneumonia Kills Infants in Overnight Outbreak

Travis County officials warn of a fast acting hemorrhagic pneumonia spreading from adult carriers to infants. Four babies aged 11 days to four months died in three weeks after sudden morning deaths. doctors urge vigilance and early treatment to prevent further deaths.

Austin UPS Travis County J.H. Smith Smith Travis LaRue de Chenar Texas Department of Health

Mrs. Taylor's Funeral Today

Mrs. Lillie Mae Taylor 61 died about 8 a m Tuesday at her home. Services at 4 p m today in the Ira Church of God where she was a member with Rev. Jeff Germany and Rev. Robert Bowden officiating. Burial in Ira Cemetery under Bell Seale Funeral Home Snyder direction. Survivors include her husband five daughters a son two brothers and eleven grandchildren.

IRA Lillie Mae Taylor Ira Church of God Jeff Germany Robert Bowden Scurry County Truman Walker Dallas J. W. Nettles Horace Fowler L. M. Dawson Westbrook Tommy Cotton Snyder John Arnold Lee Grover Lee Colorado City

Dunavant Rites Set Thursday

Albert J. Dunavant 69 of Brownwood dies Monday in a Brownwood hospital. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday at First United Methodist Church Ropesville with Rev. Ray Elliott officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Thelma and three sons Ray Pat and Mike, plus siblings and five grandchildren.

Ropesville Albert J. Dunavant Brownwood First United Methodist Church Ray Elliott Central Methodist Church City of Lubbock Rix ‘Funeral Home Dunavant Thelma Shallowater Dunavent Central United Methodist Church Ray Dunavant Austin Pat Dunavant Mike Dunavant Vietnam Floyd Hereford Phillip Petersburg Grady Floydada Myra Dunavant Vera Rhodes iSharewater Eula Jones Lockney Joy Wright Sand Springs Okla

Youth Shot Gun Battles Erupt In Florida

Police shot one man they said was a sniper and arrested two others as gun battles between Negroes and officers erupted for a second straight night in Miami's Brownsville. A wounded man was taken to hospital as cars were overturned and set afire. A bystander quoted a youth saying the violence would continue until the shop is burned flat.

Miami Brownsville Pick Pay Carter Dick McGaulty Dade County George Curtis McGaulty Curtis N.W 46Th Street Miami International Airport Miami Beach

Words to shape character in daily speech

A devotional note cites Psalm 19 14 urging mindful speech to mold character. The author, Julien C Hyer, reflects on how words and thoughts build reputations and influence life goals.

David

Louis Jordan Rites Planned

Louis Jordan 69 of 1024 E 29th St. died Sunday at Methodist Hospital after a long illness. Services at 2:30 p.m. today at St. Luke's Baptist Church with Rev. A. L. Davis officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survived by two sons R J of Fort Worth and Olle of Lubbock, four daughters, a brother Henry of Midland, a sister Leola Davis of Midland, 29 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Burial directed by iSedberry Funeral Home. Born in Paris, he moved to Lubbock in 1930 and was a retired compress operator.

Laing Jordan 29Th St Methodist Hospital St. Luke's Baptist Church A. L. Davis City of Lubbock iSedberry Funeral Home Jordan Paris Luibbock R.J Fort Worth Olle Lubbock Pauline Long Evalene Johns Auburn St Mattie Jollys E. 19Th St Jeasie Jordan Henry Midland Leola Davis iMidland

Fire at Barber Shop Kills Two in Fort Worth

An explosion and fire at the Golden Razor barber shop in Fort Worth Tuesday killed two people. One victim was identified as Billy Joe Weaver, 40, co owner of the shop, while the other body’s identification was described as extremely difficult by a Tarrant County medical examiner spokesman.

Fort Worth UPI Wax Golden Razor Wynn Billy Joe Weaver Tarrant County

Death of W L Weyl at 67 in Corpus Christi

W L Weyl 67 a former Plainview resident died Monday night in Corpus Christi. Services set for Friday at 2 p m in Lemons Memorial Chapel with Rev Mark Williams. Burial in Plainview Cemetery. Born in Indiana, he moved to Plainview in 1911 and to Corpus Christi in 1945. Survived by wife Ti Tene a daughter Mrs James Johnston of Albuquerque and two granddaughters Mrs Ernest Parks of Plainview and Mrs J I Shelton of Lubbock.

Plainview W. L. Weyl Corpus Christi Lemons Memorial Chapel Mark Williams First United Methodist Church Plainview Cemetery Weyl Wayne County Ind Ford Motor’ ‘Company Ti- Tene James Johnston Albuquerque Ernest Parks J. I. Shelton Lubbock

Vasek Rites Set In Hale Center

Wesley Vasek 57 of Plainview will have a 4 p.m. service at Hale Center Church of Christ with minister Billy Atha. Burial at Parklawn Memorial Gardens Plainview under Freeman Funeral. He died after a four month illness at High Plains Hospital. Native of Gordon, he lived in Petersburg and Hale County since 1950. Survived by wife Nell two sons Gary and Miles. two brothers Fred and Raymond. nine sisters including Minnie Beyers Angie Riebe and others. Pallbearers listed. The piece notes historical fact that peach baskets were first used in basketball.

Hale Center Wesley Vasek Lot Rt. 1 Plainview Church of Christ Billy Atha Parklawn Memorial Gardens Freeman Funeral Brome Vasek High Plains Gordon Petersburg Hale County Nell Gary Miles Fred Raymond Bakersfield Calif Minnie Beyers Angie Riebe Strawn

UT Names Panel to Study Law and Journalism Problems

A UT Austin committee will study mutual issues in journalism and law, with a two day seminar for professionals and a joint course for students. Initiatives include improved law press relations and a shared approach to First Amendment rights guiding press and legal practice. Other members include UT professors and lawyers from the journalism and law faculties.

Roy Mersky Ut-Austin Law Dr. Davis S. Griffin Singer Joseph Taylor W. W. Gibson Allen E. Smith

Lubbock Burial Set For Victim Of Plane Crash

The body of Tommy Riley 36 a former West Texan will be brought to Lubbock for burial at Resthaven Cemetery Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home will announce further arrangements Riley died in a Jan 2 plane crash near Tynoke Alaska Two other men died in the crash their bodies found June 4 Riley a welder for Reading and Bates Co moved to Soldotna from Midland three years ago He was a Barstow native and Peosh High School graduate Korean War veteran married to Janet Gay Sullivan June 6 1952 in Peos Survivors include three sons a daughter and four sisters living in Midland Odessa Carlsbad N M and Lubbock

Tommy Riley Lubbock Resthaven Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Riley Soldotna Alaska Tynoke Reading and Bates OF Co Soldutna Midland Barstow Peoos Peows High Schoo Janet Gay Sullivan J. R. Sullivan Shallowater J. K. Giles Joe Pate Charles Gibson Larbbock Gladys Tarter Tommy Jimmy Jerry Loretta Mary Greenwood Mee Vann I Odessa Helen Humphreys Carlsbad N.M Margaret Money West

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