Johnston's Services Are Set In Crosbyton
Funeral services for J. E. Temple Johnston 95 longtime Crosby County resident will be at 3 p.m. in Crosbyton Church of Christ with Bill Bryant officiating Burial will be in Crosbyton Cemetery under King Funeral Home direction Johnston died Thursday in Crosbyton Hospital He was a native of Geneva County Alabama and came to Crosbyton County in 1909 settling at Old Emma then moving to Crosbyton in 1911 Survivors include his wife five sons three daughters a brother a sister 18 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren
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Temple) Johnston
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MacArthur Staff Aide Richard Sutherkind Dies
Richard K. Sutherkind, longtime associate of General Douglas MacArthur, dies after illness at Reed Army Medical Center. A West Virginia native and Choate School and University alumnus, he served in world wars and accompanied MacArthur on the Philippines campaign. Survivors include widow Virginia and a daughter. Funeral services planned at Myer Chapel.
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Pioneer City Resident Dies Rites Scheduled
Mrs ROE Bayless 75 died at Satie Highland Hospital in Lubbock. Services at Sanders Memorial Chapel with Dr Paul Bumpers, pastor of First Methodist. Survivors include two sons Roscoe Houston and Bill, a brother Dewey, two sisters Mrs Jean and Mrs Maud Webster, five grandsons and four great grandchildren. Pallbearers named from local families and organizations. The obituary notes her late husband I E Bayless of Amarillo.
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Massive new construction boosts downtown Lubbock growth
Lubbock sees a wave of projects including a $15 million classroom building funded by state ad valorem tax, a $1.4 million post office addition, and a new federal office building slated for next year. High rise private structures and dormitories are on the drawing boards as the city accelerates residential and institutional expansion amid steady population growth.
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Robert Knight Dies in Portales New Mexico
Robert L Knight a Portales resident died Friday at Methodist Hospital at 4 1 pan Autopsy showed no coniener of despate ss wives cais its heed and reference to buses Mentioned possible disease convulsions and his cat b neighbor saaty Friday His funeral arrangements at Funeral Home Portales follow He had worked for the Bost Obie Department since 1961 Survivors include his parents and Mrs Kay Knight of Portales The funeral is scheduled for late January The report also notes a recent crash on The busy Northern State Parkway in Roslyn New York that left five dead and six injured
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Rion Funeral Home
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Conteal Point
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Floss
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Dey Knight
Arthur E Son Rites Tuesday in Visalia church
Funeral services for Artin Hisworth Son of Tatas will be Tuesday in the Visalia First Baptist Church with burial in Tatum Cemetery under Smith-Beers Funeral Home. Son moved to Tatum in 1848 and was a maintenance man in Tatum Public Schools until retirement in 1052. Survived by wife and several children, brothers, sisters, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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Former City Man's Services Are Slated
Services for J. D. Janes, 65, who died Friday in Hot Springs Arkansas, will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Gross Mortuary in Hot Springs with Rev. James Hill officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Janes, born July 20, 1900 in Cleburne, formerly operated the Westerner Cafe and Janes Cafe in Lubbock, and is survived by wife Marcella, two sons Richard W. of Lubbock and Herman W. of Oklahoma City, and a daughter Bonnie J. Finch of Weatherford.
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Weatherford
Services Today For Injured War Veteran
Oran Missouri reports funeral services for Viet Nam veteran David Hirschowits aged two will be held today. He died after kidney injuries from an automobile crash, fought seven weeks for life and endured artificial kidney treatment while pressing for VA machine access.
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Jessie J Pence Services Today at First Assembly of God
Jessie J Pence 75 longtime Seagraves resident will be laid to rest at 2 p m in First Assembly of God Church. Rev J L Thomas will officiate with burial in Seagraves Cemetery under Webb Funeral Home direction. Pence a West Plains Mo native died Friday night in Seagraves Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was a retired farmer and longtime blacksmith in town. Survived by wife Ar tie three daughters Vern Mack Placerville Calif Burton Berryhill Seagraves eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Knocking off Aden will halt oil NATO plans to store unused equipment in Turkey.
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Plainview Mishap Victim T G McNeely Dies in Hospital
Thomas Gary McNeely, 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Billy McNeely of Plainview, died Saturday at Methodist Hospital from injuries in a motorcycle car crash Thursday at the Iintersection of Fifth and Quincy Streets. Funeral services are planned for Monday at Plainview First Methodist Church with burial at Tahoka Cemetery. He was active in Hons Society Science Club and band at Plainview High School and had two Boy Scout troops. Survivors include his parents and multiple grandparents.
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Shorty) McNeely
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