Obituary notes for Harvey G Butler and Mrs Joe Chisholm
Obituaries report Harvey G Butler 75 of Fort Worth died at John Peter Smith Hospital. He was a used car salesman, a Texas native who moved from Clovis New Mexico. Services planned by Brownfield Funeral Home with burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery. Separate Brownfield notice for Mrs Joe Chisholm 60 of Brownfield died at Brownfield Geneva Hospital after a long illness. Services at Crescent Hill Church of Christ with burial to follow. survivors include her husband four sons and three daughters, plus multiple siblings and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey G. Butler
John Peter Smith Hospital
Fort Worth
Butler
Texas
Clovis
N. M
Resthaven-Singleton-Ellis
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Nora
Oman Ivers
Stephenson
Tulane
Leonard Butler
Church of Christ
Brownfield
Joe Chisholm
Geneva Hospital
Crescent
Douglas Rohre
Larry
Carthage
Bruce Derwood
Houston
John
Denton
Claudio
Pescara
Italy
Josie Skupin
Margorie i Buck
Barberton
Ohio
Morriece Woodard
San Antonio
Tommy Woodard
Wellman
Ole C. Wood Eward
Wilma Hunter
Tulsai
Oklo
Bertie Holloway
Wylie
Annie Baker
Reno, Nev
Dairymen Cancel Milk Price Hike Amid Freeze
The Associated Milk Producers Inc. AMPI called off a planned 10 percent milk price increase for dairy farmers in the Southwest, originally to take effect July 1. President Butterbrodt said the freeze under Nixon altered plans, and AMPI would defer the hikes though the need remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad News Services
Associated Mik Producers Inc
Sun Southwestern
Dairy Farmer Marketing Cooperative
Nison
Joan Butterbrodt
Burnett, Wis, Dairyman
AMET
Bevas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kan
Isatterbrodt
Butterbrodt
Nixon
Ampi
Lubbock Clerk Elected President of County and District Clerks
Corpus Christi special. J R Dever of Lubbock County was elected president of the Texas County and District Clerks Association at the annual meeting. He has held roles as secretary second vice president and first vice president within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Lubbock County
J. R. Dever
Texas County and District Clerks Association
Dever
Fund Started For Victim Of Car Fire
An Odessa family raises funds to cover Math expenses for nine month old Wwendra Clar burned about nine percent of her body in an Amarillo car fire. The child is in critical condition at Dallas Parkland Hospital's Pediatric Burn Center while doctors plan extensive plastic surgery. Local residents donate money and items to support the couple during the expected lengthy two to three month stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAD
Odessa
Wwendra Clar
Tevear-Ald
Amarillo
Parkland Hospital
Dallis
Hendra
Richard Jones
Jones
Atan Amarillo Vocational School
Datbis Ber
John Marrs
Khiva
Arabia
Dallas
Travis Jarrett
Kevin
Travis
Murder Indictments Drawn in Midland Three Named
A Midland grand jury indicted three men on murder with malice charges. Lorenzo Dunford, 28, is charged in the killing of 18 year old Charles Collins. Kenneth Howell, 28, faces murder charges in the death of his parents. Rey Smith, 21, indicted for the June 18 shooting death of Clarence Harris and for assault with intent to murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Lorenzo Leon Dunford
Charles Ray Collins
Justice of the Speace
John Biges
Kenneth Wayne Howell
Charlie Howell
Land
Rey Elbert Smith
Clarence Harris Land
Memorial services set for Dr. Marvin Genuchi in Texas
Dr. Marvin Charles Genuchi 49 longtime Western Texas College arts chair dies of heart attack. Service at 10 a.m. today at First United Methodist Church, officiated by Rev. Wallace Kirby. Burial at Bennett, Nebraska. Survivors include wife Kathleen, daughter Vena Beth, sons Larry and Marvin Charles II, sister Mrs. Sterling Glover, brother Ivan D., and a college music scholarship fund appeal underway. Funeral by Bell-Seale Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Wiggs
Annapolis
Bell-Seale Funeral Home
Kathleen
Vena Beth
Larry
Kansas City
Kan
Marvin Charles II
Sterling Glover
Lincoln, Neb
Ivan DD
Colorado Springs
Colo
Hadaway Turkey Man Dies After Long Illness
Truman G Hadaway 62 a Turkey resident and World War II veteran died Thursday in Amarillo Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Services are at 3 p m today at Turkey Church of Christ with Herbert Gibson officiating. Burial in Dream Land Cemetery Seigler Funeral Home in charge. He lived in Turkey since 1934 worked as a mechanic and belonged to the Church of Christ. Survivors include Jewell son Truman J of Amarillo two brothers Dave Floyd in Oklahoma City and two sisters Mrs Faye Martindale of Oklahoma City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Truman G. Hadaway
Veteran's Administration
Amarillo
Church of Christ
Herbert Gibson
West Amarillo
Jewell
Truman J
Dave
Floyd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Faye Martindale
Oklahoma
Minor injuries in city car motorcycle crash noted
Rodney Overman 19 of 2902 3rd Place Apt A14 sustained apparent minor injuries Friday in a crash at 22nd Street and Indiana Avenue. He was treated at University Hospital and released. Other victims from separate Friday altercations received emergency treatment at St. Mary's Hospital and were released. William Ford 40 of 1807 Ave R was ambulanced from near 21st Street and Avenue Q. Betty Kelly 19 of 1314 E 14th St had stab wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Overman
Apt
A-14
22Nd Street
Indiana Avenue
University Hospital J
St. Mary’s Hospital
William Ford
1807
Ave. R
21St Street
Avenue Q
Betty Kelly
14Th St
Real estate agent L Hedgpeth dies in Lub bock visitation plans
Hedgpeth Lawrence Hedgpeth 66 of 1513 41st St a real estate agent and longtime Lub bock resident died about 3 am Friday in Methodist Hospital Services set for 2 pm Monday at Rotan United Methodist Church with burial in Rotan Cemetery He lived in Lub bock 14 years moved from Rotan and was a member of Forrest Heights United Methodist Church He is survived by his wife Lucille two daughters Mrs Jane Meek Las Vegas Nev and Mrs Jane Sparks Houston a brother Fowler Burlington a sister Mrs Irene Lastrom Los Angeles and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hedgpeth
41St St
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Rotan United
Rotan
Forrest Heights
Obituaries From Odessa Area Include Line and Jinkins Deaths
Obituary notices report Wilbur Chester Line age 61 of Odessa died in Big Spring VA hospital. Services set Monday at First United Methodist Church Odessa with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survives include wife six brothers and one sister. Also reported is Jinkins aged 70 of Slaton deceased at St Marys Hospital after a heart attack. He taught in Sudan Seminole and other towns with survivors including daughter and brother. Graveside services held at Sudan Cemetery with Payne Funeral Home directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Wilbur Chester Line
O'Donnell
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
First United Methodist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Line
Richardo
N.M
Louise Edwards
Harvey
Roy
Ivan
Martin
Cleburne
Robert
San An
Ant8cho
G.W
Lancaster
Drew Jinkins
45Th Calif
Alene
Slaton
Sudan
Joe Salem
Payne Funeral Home
Amherst
Jinkins
St.Mary’s Hospital
Seminole
Brownfield
Pep
John Ford
45Th St
Reba Jinkins
Clovis
E.A
Levelland
Noel Lumpkin
Rodney Nichols
Ralphy May
Kenneth Vincent
Bernard Wilson
Coleman Terrell
Services held for Joe T. Lowrimore at Ford Chapel
J R Lowrimore 67 of 5426 49th St dies at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. services planned at 2 p m in Ford Memorial Chapel with Rev J T Bolding officiating. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park. survivors include two daughters and six grandchildren. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe T. Lowrimore
Ford Memorial Chapel
First Baptist
Littlefield
Lubbock
Arlene Burleson
49Th St
Joan Prichard
John
Mrs J A Stroud dies at 82 in Levelland
Mrs J A Stroud 82 of Levelland died about 2:45 pm Friday at Cook Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Services at 4 pm today at First United Methodist Church Levelland with Rev H Weldon McCormick officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock under George Price Funeral Home direction. Survived by sister Effie Daczka of Del Rio a granddaughter and two great grandsons. Pallbearers include Bert Eads Elmer Barton Boyd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
J. A. Stroud
Cook Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
H. Weldon McCormick
Resthaven Memorial Park
Lubbock
George Price
Death notice for Alvie O. Love
Funeral services for Alvie O Love, 60, who died after a three month illness in Methodist Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Resthaven Singleton Wilson Chapel. The Rev Joe Bixenman of St Elizabeths Catholic Church will officiate and burial will follow at Rest haven Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie O. Love
Methodist Hospital
Resthaven - Singleton - Wilson Chapel
Joe Bixenman
St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
The Lord’s steadfast HOPE and fear of God exhortation
A devotional note cites Psalm 147 verse 11 declaring God takes pleasure in those who fear Him. It praises steadfast hope amid turmoil and recalls Frederick the Great asserting coping through faith with hope and love as enduring foundations across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Valentine Smyer and McCullock Salute Local Figures
Valentine Kelsay Smyer, How ard Fowler and Paul McCullock are named in a brief local notice honoring contributions. The item highlights their roles and acknowledges community impact.
Wright services set for Theo Whitefield Wright
Theo Whitefield Wright 62 of 2606 26th St. will be laid to rest at 4 p.m. in Sanders Memorial Chapel with Rev. J Ward Griffin officiating. He died at Methodist Hospital after serving as a civil service worker at Reese AFB. He had lived in Lubbock since 1948, moving from Electra. He was a Methodist and survived by his daughter Mrs Linda Arnold two brothers and a sister plus three grandchildren. Pallbearers include Maj Robert J Genereaux Capt Phillip W Rees Henry A Ussery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Whitefield Wright
26Th St
Sanders Memorial
J. Ward Griffin
First United Methodist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
Wright
Reese Air Force Base
Methodist
Reese Afb Association
Lubbock
Electra
Truceal
Linda Arnold
53Rd St
Thomas
Irving
Claude
Dallas
Margaret Holmes
Fort Worth
Robert J. Genereaux
Phillip W. Rees
Henry A. Ussery
William J. Webster
Carlos M. Jordon
Charles M. Kiker
Lightning takes Santa Rosa man in ranch accident
Thomas Howard Cowden, 18, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cowden of Midland, was killed by lightning while riding a horse on the family ranch near Santa Rosa. The strike also toppled two other riders. Cowden and his horse died instantly. Services will be held today in Santa Rosa. Survivors include his parents, two sisters, a brother, and maternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avalanche-Journal
Midland Thomas Howard Cowden
Guy Cowlden
Midland
Santa Rosa
Nlm
Cowden
Guy Tom Cowden
Walpole F
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Harvey Butler
Nane
Mrs. Chisholm
Lubbock District
Geoer
Lade
Marvin Genuchi
T. Hadaway
L. Hedgpeth
Andrew Jinkins
Wilbur C. Line
Annie Lang
Apt. B
St. Mary's Hospital
Lyons Chapel Baptist Church
E. D. Toines
United Baptist Church
Peaceful Gardens
South Plains Funeral Home
19Th Street
Quirt Avenue
Mary Lipscomb
Linda Klendo
Annie Thomas
Mae Katherine Faulks
Nora Lang
Pasadena
Calif
Mae F. Campbell
Oakland
Herman
Aaron Lang
Caroline Jordan
Kerens
Pearl Gooden
Star Route
Orange
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Faye
Ray
36Th St
Randall
47Th St
Jerry Rivere
29Th St
Tim Cox
Lewisville
H. C. Love
Floydada
James A
Hurst
Lindsey Lackey
Fioydada
Cliff Holley
Bob Christenson
Chester Schaffer
Joe Rivere
James Goodwin
Cecil Bell
J.R. Lowrimore
Ray Delano
Lonnie Dillard
Burness Lawrimore
Gus Jones
Billy Parker
J. B. Wilson
Jimmy Clapton
Billy Hall
Imogene Sarchet
Tulia
University Convalescent Center
Carl Nunn
Roland Moore
Vigo Park Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Latcher
Mrs. Stroud
West Texas
D. E. Connor
Migr
Me-Tose
Quasar
Motorola
ROYCE
Zenith
Curtis Mathes
THAME
Shepherd
Wooloo
H.P
50Th Street
Memphis Avenue
Lubbock, Texas
Theo W. Wright
Lubbock Monument Works
Georgia Marble
Eureka
Sata
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