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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1963

Page

2

Plainview Rodeo Kickoff Draws 4000 At Parade and Trials

About 4000 people attended the first night of the 19th annual Plainview Bar None Rodeo in Plainview. A Thursday parade opened western festivities with awards for senior and junior riding clubs. Calf roping times led by Bill Flowers and Sam Brown, while bareback bronc results were shared, and saddle bronc, steer wrestling, barrel racing and bull riding results listed with multiple riders named. A final note mentions an India mirror shortage.

Plainview Lone Star Floyd County Boys Ranch Hereford Bill Flowers Aspermont Sam Brown Adrian Lefty Wilking Gainesville Clyde Vamvoras Lake Charles Paul May Grinnell Iowa LaVoy Avant Ropesville Gladys Pinkett Jo Poarch George Williams Tulsa Jim Wise Grover Colo Enoch Walker Oregon Carl Nafzger Orton Joe Green Sulphur Okla Buzzy Kaul Phil Hatcher Randlett Duane Hennigh

Very Few Are Funny Picking Best Jokes Remains

NYC reporters review the Say When comedy contest where 10 000 jokes weekly pour in from readers nationwide. Producer Robert Rowe notes duplication and off color content with jokes from East Bellylaff Santa Haha and many other places.

New York NEA Petine Fof Jaway Robert Rowe Rowe East Bellylaff Io Santa Haha Calif Hej J Art James South Midwest East Junior Earth

Fires Reported Prowl at City Homes and Sheds

Prowlers entered a Lubbock residence midday Thursday and started small fires while breaking lamps. They also ate a sandwich and took a tobacco pipe from C E Mitchell at 1922 21st St. A rail car was looted near Weary Cash Lumber Co at 2701 Ave A with unspecified loss. A Tex Tech roaster oven valued at 33 dollars vanished from a building, and 65 dollars in equipment missing from Murdock's Garage at 3411 Ave A. Robert Fletcher at 1722 33rd St reported theft of a two dollar billfold at Mackenzie Park pool.

Lubbock C. E. Mitchell 21St St Weary Cash Lumber Co Ave. A Plains Hog Co Texas Tech Murdock Robert Fletcher 33Rd St Mackenzie Park

Services Pending For F. H. Zeitz

F H Zeitz 70 of 2413 30th St died at 5 45 p m Thursday in West Texas Hospital after illness since 1955. Retired salesman and WWI veteran, he belonged to First Baptist Church. Survived by Olive wife two sons Maj F H Zeitz Jr James H a daughter Mrs Bob Weathers a sister Mrs Julie Schultz a brother A H and eight grandchildren.

F.H Fritz Zeitz 30Th St West Texas Hospital Sanders Funeral Home First Baptist Church Olive Maj F. H. Zeitz Jr Air Force Riverside Calif James H Santa Fel Springs Bob Weathers Morgan Julie Schultz Towson A. H Kansas City

Coronation Stone claimed false by Scottish leader

Edinburgh activist Wen dy Wood, 70, says Britain’s coronation stone is fake and the real Stone of Scone never left Scotland in 1296. Westminster Abbey disputes the claim, insisting the stone in the coronation chair is authentic.

Edinburgh Scotland UPD Wendy Wood Britain London Westminster Abbey Scone Miss Wood Cambuskenneth Abbey Edward

Chesher Funeral Set In Sudan

Lloyd Harvey Chesher 54 found dead at his home will have a 10 a.m. service today at Hammons Funeral Home Chapel with Joe Salem officiating in Sudan. Burial in Littlefield Memorial Park. Chesher, born in Devil Oklahoma, moved to Lamb County in 1925 from Norman Oklahoma. Survivors include a sister Ed Hart Anton Oklahoma a brother Bill Dallas two daughters Joe Lynch Albuquerque New Mexico and Mrs William Johnson Lubbock and four grandchildren.

Sudan Lloyd Harvey Chesher Hammons Joe Salem Littlefield Memorial Park Chesher Devil Okla Lamb County Norman Ed Hart Anton Bill Dallas Joe Lynch Albuquerque N.M William Johnson Lubbock

City Pioneer's Rites Saturday

Rites for Mrs. W. M. Crawford 78 city pioneer will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Sanders chapel with Rev J Wayland Edwards officiating Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery Sand ers Funeral Home directed The longtime Lubbock resident moved from New Mexico 70 years ago She married W M Crawford in 1903 and is survived by her husband and a daughter Mrs Rena Herrin of the home.

W. M. Crawford 41St St City Pioneer Sanders’ Chapel J. Wayland Edwards Southcrest Baptist Church City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Rena Herrin

Longtime Lynn Resident Dies at Tahoka Hospital

Josh Leon Rumbo 72, longtime Lynn Court y resident, died Thursday at Tahoka Hospital He was a WWI veteran who moved to the area in 1931 from Ellis County He belonged to the First Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge Survivors include wife Mary son Dr Noble Rumbo daughter Miss Sara La Rumbo two steps and three grandchildren Burial will be in Tahoka Cemetery under White Funeral Home direction funeral time pending.

Tahoka Josh Leon Rambo Lynn Courty Tahoka Hospital First Methodist Church Aubrey White Tohoka Cemetery White Funeral Home Rumbo Ellis County Methodist Church Masonic Lodge Mary Noble Rumbo Richardson Sara la Rumbo Austin

Rites Today For Portales Pioneer Charlie Radcliff

Services for 91 year old Portales pioneer Charlie Henry Radcliff will be held at 2 30 p m today at First Baptist Church Portales with Ernest Wheeler officiating Burial will follow in Portales Cemetery under Wheeler Mortuary direction Radcliff born in Cowley County Kansas came to New Mexico in 1906 homesteading near Elida Survivors include three sons Roy Dora Carl Harold of Pagosa Springs Colorado two daughters Mrs Fred Baker Portales and Mrs Paul Davis Milnesland 43 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren

Ernest Wheeler Portales Cemetery Wheeler Mortuary Radcliff Cowley County Kan New Mexico Elida Roy Dora Carl Hondo Harold Pagosa Springs Colo Fred Baker Portales Paul Davis Milneland

M D Stephens Funeral Services Held Today

M D Stephens 56 a Terry County resident since 1950 died Thursday in Brownfield General Hospital. Funeral services were set for 4 p m at First Baptist Church with Rev J C Goforth and Rev Edward Adams assisting. Burial followed at Terry County Memorial Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home direction. Survivors include his wife a son three daughters his mother and two brothers and three grandchildren. Mexico City subsidy freight firms announced.

Brownfield M. D. Stephens Terry County First Baptist Church J. C. Goforth Primitive Baptist Church Edward Adams Challis Baptist Church Terry County Memorial Cemetery

Lamesa Man Ewald Makowsky Rites Planned Saturday

Funeral services for Ewald Emil Makowsky 48 who died after a heart attack will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Grace Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Sparenberg Cemetery under Higginbotham Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife Ida Mae five sisters and three brothers including C. F. Makowsky of Houston and H. A. Makowsky of Waco.

Ewald Emil Makowsky Grace Lutheran Church Sparenberg Cemetery Higginbotham Funeral Home Makowsky Ida Mae M. J. Seaer Temple A. T. Hicks Dallas H. A. Sschultz

Rites Set For Brownfield Man Gilley 57

R V Gilley 57 a Brownfield resident since 1947 died at 2 15 p m Thursday in Brownfield General Hospital after several months illness Funeral services set for 3 p m Saturday at First Methodist Church with Rev J Loyd Mayhew and Rev H C Waters officiating Gilley a tractor mechanic moved to Brownfield from Lamesa native of Jack County Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs Joe McCullough Seminole a sister Mrs E C Bradshaw Oakland California and three others

Brownfield R. V. ‘Gilley Brownfield General Hospital First Methodist J.loyd Mayhew H. C. Waters Evangelical Methodist Church Odessa Terry County Memorial Cemetery Brown

Judge Won't Block Planned Avisco FMC Merger

U.S. District Judge George B. Harris refused to halt the $116 million merger of American Viscose Corp. and FMC Corp. FMC will acquire Avisco operations in a deal slated to close today. The Justice Department had sought to block the merger as a likely anticompetitive consolidation in rayon chemical sales.

San Francisco U.S Avisco

Rites Today for Lorenzo Woman Sulta Batcheller

Services will be held at 8 p m in the Lorenzo Methodist Church for Mrs Sulta Batcheller 50 who died Wednesday night in Methodist Hospital Lubbock The Rev Bruce Parks and the Rev D L Lowrie will officiate Interment in Lorenzo Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home Ralls She is survived by her husband Joe and two sons Ernie and Gary of the home her mother Mrs Ida May Hendricks Lorenzo three sisters Mrs Ernestine Copeland Arlington Va Mrs Josephine LaRue Midland and Mrs Billie Zuamburn Lorenzo Pallbearers Roy Huckabee Dewey Malone Wilson Kittle Jack Cannon Leon Williams and Leslie Huckz

Lorenzo Lorenzo Methodist Church Sulta Batcheller Methodist Ernie Gary Ida May Hendricks Ernestine Copeland Arlington, Va Josephine LaRue Midland Billié. Zuambrun Roy Huckabee Dewey Malone Wilson Kittell Jack Cannon Leon Williams Sd B. Fullingim Leslie Huck Aby

Funeral Services Held Today for Sam C Young

Funeral services for Sam C Young 73 retired farmer and carpenter were conducted at 3 p.m. at Plains Baptist Church with Rev Peyton Fullingim officiating. Burial followed at Resthaven Memorial Park under Sanders Funeral. A Lubbock resident 22 years Young died Tuesday morning in Taylor Hospital. Survivors include his wife six daughters five sons a brother two sisters 42 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Sam C. Young 45Th St the Plains Baptist Church Peyton Fullingim Ray Moreland Baytown Resthaven Memorial Park Sanders Funeral Home Lubbock Young Taylor Hospital

R Richardson rites scheduled in Slaton for Ralph Richardson

Ralph Truman Richardson 43 of Booneville Arkansas former Lubbock resident son of Mrs L E Richardson 2203 Ave K Lubbock died of a heart attack at his Booneville home. Services at 2 p m Saturday Williams Funeral Home Slaton burial Englewood Cemetery Survivors include wife and one son his mother three brothers and four sisters. He was member of First Methodist Church Booneville. A brief service was held at 1 30 p m Thursday in Booneville.

Slaton Ralph Truman Richardson Lubbock L. E. Richardson Ave K. Lubbock Williams Funeral Home Englewood Cemetery Richardson Booneville Ark Arkansas First Methodist Church of D. A Seminole D. D Dallas A. A San Luis Obispo Calif Joyce Sunnyvale Robert Harrison 35Th St Earl Pollard San Antonio Harold Jatan

The Shepherd Thoughts and a War Veteran's Cheer

The excerpt recounts a man who lost his arm in war and copes with loss by focusing on his remaining good arm. He rejects complaint, choosing grace over resentment, echoing a biblical inquiry about calm acceptance. Julien C. Hyer offers a reflective moral on resilience.

Julien C. Hyer

Rites Set Today for Mrs Martina Hernandez

Rites are planned at 4 p.m. at St Patrick's Church for Mrs Martina Hernandez 65 of 709 Idalou Rd who died Wednesday at Methodist Hospital after a 10 day stay Burial will follow in Lubbock Cemetery under Franklin Bartley Funeral Home direction She was a native of Mexico and is survived by a son and eight daughters.

St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Martina Hernandez Idalou Methodist Hospital City of “Lubbock Franklin Bartley Hernandez Mexico

Lubbock Man Rites Set In City Today

Services for R. V. Williams 86 of 2302 Main St who died Wednesday night in West Texas Hospital will be held at 10 a m today at the First Christian Church with Dr. Dudley Strain officiating Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park under Sanders Funeral Home direction Williams a Lubbock resident since 1935 had been in ill health the past week Survivors include his wife two daughters Mrs Helen Van 2302 Main St and Mrs D B McAllister Fort Worth four grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Pallbearers are Oscar Louis Nislar III Richard L Nislar Oscar Nislar Sr Byron Chappell James Nislar Don Smith Johnny Martin and W M Ryan

R. V. Williams Main St West Texas Hospital First Christian Church Dudley Strain Resthaven Memorial Park Sanders Williams Lubbock Helen van D. B. McAllister Fort Worth

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Plainview Rodeo India Oldtimer Earl L. Huggins Tyler R. M. Sprague San Angelo F. H. Zeitz Resthaven Memorial Levelland Highway Iinsurance Rix UXC Life Insurance Co Legal Reserve Porter Cass Rocker Wolverine J. Chien Eldon Hubley Milarnis City Pioneer’s Rites Lynn M.D. Stephens Mexico City Rites R. Richardson The Oscar Louis Nislar III Richard L. Nislar Oscar Nislar Sr Byron Chappell James Nislar Don Smith Johnny Martin W. M. Ryan Pital Wei Poway Tister Retern Fer Everywnere Chrysler America CHRYSLER / AMERICAS Chrysler Division SER Chrys Motors Corporation 10Th Street
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