Baptist Leader Attacks God Is Dead At Houston Meeting
The American Baptist Association opened its national meeting in Houston with president Dr Vernon E Lierly denouncing the God is dead creed. He warned of religious changes and urged Baptists to reaffirm faith as over 3 000 messengers gathered. The three day session will also address Texarkana property relocation and elect new officers.
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Tulsa
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hillsboro
Tex
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Sunday School Committee
Missionary Committee
Home and Foreign Missionaries
Rites Set For Mrs Slagle In Lubbock
Mrs. A B Slagle 59 of 1615 18th St Lubbock dies after long illness heard in Lubbock First Methodist Church and Sanders Memorial with Rev Wayland Edwards officiating burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery Sanders Funeral Home in charge Survivors include husband two daughters a stepson a stepdaughter four sisters and one brother from Lubbock Paso and San Antonio with several in New York City and other areas
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Ke Rorsncien
Sanders Memorial
Ji Waylind Edwards
First Baptist Church of
Visage
San Antonio
Alton Slagle
New York City
J.3. Helmes
Mire
Chark Zachary
Aye
T. Mors
Alvis Allison
Riot
Lubbock
S. B. OM
Dyirties Moat Rt
Mare Bost
Paso
Joel Ood
Yale Food
Bill McCustand
Johnny McCrummen
Melvin Johnston
Wrence Price
Odell Toler Rites Slated Thursday at Church of Christ
Service for Odell Toler, 624 ios 6th St, will be held Thursday at the Church of Christ at 1702 6th St with Roy Beaty officiating. Burial in Pescetal Gardens under Jansen Funeral Home. Toler, inn operator, died after a stabbing in a Do Draper parking lot at about 1 15 a.m. Sunday. He lived in Lubbock since 1942. Survivors include his wife Mrs Hriene Toler a daughter Nell Blair 2815 16th two sisters Joneshine Morris and Wil Miles both of Slaton three brothers Sam Toler of Lubbock O C Toler of Arizona and J B Anderson of Hobbs.
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Church of Christ
Roy Beaty
Jansen
Hane
Toler
Gidem
Do Drapan
Berry Gin Road
Lahhock
Hriene Toler
Nell Blair
Joneahine Ie Morris
Wili Miles
Slaton
Sam Toler
Larbbock
O. C.toler
Arizona
J. B. Anderson
Hobbs
Services Slated For Mrs Hall
Services for Mrs George Hall Sr who died Tuesday in West Texas Hospital will be Friday at Esterdahl Mortuary in Moline. Rev Erik Holmer of Salem Lutheran Church in Moline will officiate with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Survivors include husband and daughter Mrs W Allert, three sons Harold Emil and Raymond Gustafson, a sister Mrs Lillian Findley, three brothers in Sweden, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Moline
Erik Holmer
Salem Lutheran Church of
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Sweden
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W. Allert
Hell
Bank Island
Salem Lu Heran Church
Harold Gustafson
Emil Gustafson
Raymond Gustafson
Rack Istead
Lillian Findley
East Germany Sought as Conflict Mediator
A West Berlin source says the Soviet Union asked East Germany to mediate in its dispute with China. The report notes the East German government is under consideration to serve as intermediary.
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Conscience and Fore sight: a cryptic note by Julien Hyer
A quoted reflection on conscience and fore sight from Julien C. Hyer mentions radar like senses that reveal unseen evidence. The piece contrasts modern science terms Ra dar and Sonar with personal insight described as conscience and fore sight.
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Former Area Resident Dies
SEAGRAVES Special Word was received that Frank Matchett about 70 former bank president here and ex Lubbock resident died at 4 p m Monday in a Helena Montana hospital Matchett who was president of the First National Bank here for nearly 15 years and his wife were visiting a daughter Mrs Robert Stockton when he suddenly became ill Funeral services will be announced by Stanley Funeral Home Tulsa Survivors include the wife and daughter and four grandchildren
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Frank Matchett
Lubbock
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First National Bank
Robert Stockton
Small Business Administration
Walter Hoy Services Planned In Lubbock
Walter Hoy 67 a Lubbock resident since 1949 will have services at 10:30 a.m. today at Overton Methodist Church with Rev Jarrell Tharp officiating Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Franklin Bartley Funeral Home direction Hoy a retired civil service employee died early Sunday in Methodist Hospital after a lengthy illness he is survived by his wife two daughters three sisters and four grandchildren
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Jarrell Tharp
City of Lubbock
Franklin Bartley
Hoy
Civil Service
Methodist Hospital
Daunghters
Dallas Officials Debate JFK Memorial Site Parking Garage
County officials balk at beginning work on the John F. Kennedy Memorial until an underground parking garage is added. Demolition on the block is finished and the memorial sits near the Kennedy assassination site. County Judge Lew Sterrett urged architects to join with designers to create a compatible plan balancing memorial and parking needs.
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City Man Wartes Found Dead in Wolfforth
A 21 year old Lubbock man William Edward Wartes was found shot to death in his sister's Wolfforth yard. Peace Justice F R Land ruled the death a self inflicted gunshot wound. Wartes, an employee of Sears Roebuck and Co., was found by a neighbor around 9 20 p.m. near a 12 gauge shotgun. He was alone at the home. funeral services were pending. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Carl Wartes of Southland and his sister Mrs Libby Stahl.
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William Edward Wartes
37Th St
F. R. Land
Earl Woodard
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Woodard
Libby Stahl
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Carl Wartes
Southland
McNamara May Reduce European Forces If Soviets Retrench
Secretary McNamara said the United States could cut manpower in Europe if the Soviet Union withdraws forces in the East. He noted no plans to diminish U S combat capability and stressed any reductions would require reciprocal concessions. He testified before Congress amid NATO concerns about France and possible avenues to European settlement.
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Floydada Rites Set Today For R. B. Muncy
Services for Robert B. Muncy 65 will be at 3 p.m. today at First Baptist Church Floydada with Rev. F. C. Bradley officiating. Burial in Floydada Cemetery under Moore Funeral Home. Survivors include wife, son Norman of Floydada, daughter Mrs Clyde Gordon Jr of Lubbock, four brothers, and two grandchildren.
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Robert B. Muncy
First Baptist Church
F. C. Bradley
Moore Funeral Home
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South Plains
Lockney General Hospital
Silverton
Lockney
Norman
Clyde Gordon Jr
39Th St
Lubbock
Arch
Edd
Clay
Roy
Waco
Q. D. Williams
M. J. McNeil
Buck Galloway
Bill Hardin
Bernie Parkey
Herman Graham
Fred Conner
Don Jones
Mrs. Mollie Watson Rites Set for Friday
Services for Mrs. Mollie Watson 84 are planned at 2 p.m. Friday in the W. W. Rix Chapel with Rev. C. B. Walker of Bryan officiating. Burial is in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include six daughters, three sons, six brothers and several grandchildren.
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Mollie Watson
Highland Hospital
C. B. Walker
Bryan
Resthaven Memorial Park
Watson
Colonial Manor Convalescent Home
Leslie Watson
Steve Watson
Dumas
Earl Watson
Los Angeles
Sweetwater
Jack Holt
Seapraves
Thomas T Beck Services Today
Funeral services for Thomas Taylor Beck 66 longtime Hockley County resident will be at 2 30 p m today in the George Price Funeral Chapel Rev Dale Leggett officiating burial in City of Levelland Cemetery Beck died Monday in a local hospital after a heart attack in his home Survivors include wife a son three daughters two sisters and seven grandchildren Pallbearers named.
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Thomas Taylor Beck
Hockley County
George Price
Dale Leggett
College Avenue Baptist Church
Waxahachie
City of Levelland
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Quitman Box
Leland Yeary
Roy Whittenburg
Alton Kitchens
Elvin Johnson
Miss Wool Contestant Has Unusual Mortuary Job
Cheri McKay a 20 year old from Utah serves as public relations director at a Salt Lake mortuary while describing herself mainly as a secretary. She is a University of Utah dramatics major and one of 20 contestants for Miss Wool. The event includes rehearsals and a coronation ball at Goodfellow Field Air Force Base with interviews to follow.
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Cheri McKay
Utah
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Edward R. McKay
University of Utah
Sharon Moline
Officers Club
Goodfellow Field Air Force Base
Polish Cardinal Appeals for Respect in Warsaw Address
Cardinal Wyszynski denounced the Communist regime for violating religious and civic rights and blaspheming the Black Madonna while police detained him for three hours. He urged state authorities to stop fearing Catholics and to prove respect as 10,000 worshippers gathered at St. Stanislaus Church during the Polish Christian Millennium celebration.
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Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Czestochowa
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Bundy Flies To Talks In Ottawa
Assistant Secretary of State William P. Bundy flew to Ottawa on short notice likely to press Canada for a peace initiative on North Viet Nam. Canadian Envoy Chester Ronning recently returned from Hanoi as Ottawa was expected to seek updates on North Viet Nam’s stance.
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Hanoi
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Firemen Seek Pay Referendum to Match Police Wages
Fire Capt. Luther Dean says IAFF Local 972 has gathered at least 14 415 signatures on petitions seeking a referendum to raise Lubbock firemen salaries to police levels. Petitions, turned in to Dean, will be filed with the city secretary, likely triggering an election within 90 days if qualified.
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