Tributes Paid To Physicist A H Compton Dead At 69
Berkeley mourns Arthur H. Compton 69 a Nobel laureate who helped advance quantum theory and led atomic research. He died after pneumonia complications at Alta Bates Hospital. University and scientific leaders praised his work shaping science and its societal impact. Funeral services set for Washington University in St. Louis.
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Berkeley
Calif
Arthur H. Compton
William G. Donald Jr
Compton
Nobel
Strong
Everett R. Clinchy
The
Council On World Tensions
New York
Dr. Compton
International Cochairman
Council
Graham
Charles T. R. Wilson
Cabridge University
Wooster College
Wooster
Princeton
Washington University
University of Chicago
National Academy of Science
The Shepherd His Last Forty Ears and a Ruler Jesus Met
The piece reflects on Luke 18 18 where a rich ruler asks if his good deeds suffice Jesus replies he must give up all he has and follow God The author Julien C Hyer frames the lesson as a call to patient vision diligence and growth in character through faithful action.
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Christ
Jesus
God
Julien C. Hyer
Pioneer J E Mason dies from burn injuries in Hermleigh
Mrs J E Mason 71 died at Cogdell Memorial hospital from burns suffered at home east of Helmleigh. Officials think clothing caught fire while she worked about 8 this morning. Found by her husband at 9 he drove her to Snyder Clinic then to Cogdell. Services 2:30 pm Saturday at Hermleigh First Baptist Church. Burial Pyron Cemetery. Survivors include husband a daughter a son two sisters three brothers six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Snyder
M .E.mason
Cogdell_ Memorial Hospital of
Burns
Helmleigh
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Hermleigh First Baptist Church
Bob Creswell
Ralph Aycock
Hermleigh Church of Christ
Pyron Cemetery
Bell Funeral Home
Mason
Tennessee
Hermleigh
Edwin C. Neves
Leonard Mason
Addie ‘McGinnis
Thorn Hill
Jean
Rutha Moore
W Falls
Oscar Sheppard Washburn
Tenn
John Sheppard
Cordell
Okla
Frank Sheppard
Gotebo
Spur Rites Set For Billy Tilley
Billy Ray Tilley 15 son of L C and Mrs L C Tilley died Thursday morning after a long illness at his Spur home. Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Assembly of Gods church Spur with Rev W B Bentley officiating. Burial at Spur Cemetery under Campbell Funeral Home direction. Survived by parents seven brothers two sisters a half sister and grandparents.
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Spur
Billy Ray Tilley
L. C. Tilley
Steele Hil
Assembly of Gods
W. B. Bentley
Spur Cemetery
Campbell Funeral Home
L. C
Bobby Dean
Ronnie Edward
Bruce Wayne
Donnie Eugene
Roy Leon
Johnny Don
Beverly Faye
Vickie Joyce
Joyce Goley
Detroit
Mich
Spiker Spur
J. 0. Tilley Okla
Mrs. G S Potts Rites Are Today
Funeral services for Mrs. G S Potts 90 will be at 2 pm at Lemons Funeral Home with Dr Roy McClung pastor of First Baptist Church officiating. She lived in Plainview after moving from Lackney in 1905 and leaves a daughter Mrs Harry Whitfill eight grandchildren and other relatives.
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Plainview
GS. Potts
Ted
Lemons Funeral Home
Roy McClung
First Baptist Church
Magnolia Bruce
G. S. Potts
Potts
Lackney
Harry Whitfill
Mrs. Jesusa Buentello Services Set Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Jesusa Buentello, 77, will be at 2 pm. Pastor Frank Garcia will officiate. She died Wednesday at home. Survived by son Juan Buentello, a sister Paula Lara of Kenedy, and five grandchildren. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Pax Funeral Mose direction.
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Jesusa Buentello
T Costas Holmes Frank Garcia
Buentello
Juan Buentello
N. Ave
Paula Lara
Kenedy
City of Lubbock
Pax Funeral Mose
Mexico to sell record sugar shipment to United States
Mexico will sell a record 228000 tons of sugar valued at 284 million dollars to the United States this year, according to the National Sugar Producers' Union.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
National Sugar Producers’ Union
Business Dissolution Ends Sole Proprietorship to Incorporation
An Alt Creature Pevser and Byron Chappell dissolve the existing business at 132 36in Street effective February 21. Lemunster buys all interest and continues operations for 30 days as a sole proprietorship, after which it will incorporate as Sippiners and Any Service, Inc.
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Pevser
Yartieraday Chappell Ana Nl
Lutha Campbell Rites Scheduled in Plainview
Last rites for Lutha D. Campbell of Plainview will be at 2 p.m. today at the Date Street Baptist Church with Rev. A. C. Hamilton officiating. Campbell died at 7:30 a.m. Thursday in Plainview Hospital after a period of illness. A carpenter, he came to Plainview in 1914 from Silverton where he and his wife Ethel Stange were married in 1825. Survivors include his wife, three daughters Mrs. Lee Cook Mrs. Howard Yerby and Miss Marjorie Campbell all of Plainview, a son Keith Campbell of Tulia, two sisters Mrs. Yantis of Plainview and Mrs. Burt Ames of Chula Vista Calif., and 11 grandchildren. Burial will be in Silverton County under Lemons Funeral Home direction.
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Plainview
Lutha D. Campbell
Date Street Baptist Church
A. C. Hamilton
Campbell
Plainview Hospital
Silverton
Ethel Stange
Date Street
Lee Cook
Howard Yerby
Marjorie Campbell
Keith Campbell
Tulia
Yantis
Burt Ames
Chula Vista
Calif
Silverton County
Lemons Funeral Home
Mrs Anderson Rites Saturday in Arkansas Cemetery
Mrs Anderson funeral will be held at 3 pm Saturday at Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Queen, Arkansas. The Rev Nola Stout of the Assembly of God will officiate with burial at Memorial Gardens. Survivors include husband NOW Anderson and five sons, several daughters and sisters, two brothers, nineteen grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. The deceased was born in De Queen.
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Nola Stoutstor
de Queen
Ark
Saramy Manzum
Bakersfield
Calf
Ande Mangum
Broken Bow
Carl Crisp Funeral Services Scheduled Saturday
Funeral services for Carl Crisp 48 will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. Melvin Ratheal officiating. He died Wednesday in Veterans Administration Hospital Amarillo after prior treatment at Methodist Hospital. Survivors include his wife two sons Dennis Ray of Lubbock and Gerald Sylvester of Amarillo a daughter Mrs Calvin Leverett four brothers three sisters his father and three grandchildren. He will be buried at Lubbock Hyde? Cemetery via Hox Funeral Home.
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Carl Crisp
45Th
Trinity Baptist Church
Melvin Ratheal
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amarillo
Methodist
Dennis Ray
Lubbock
Gerald Sylvester
Calvin Leverett
Igh
Ld Hox Funeral Home
Rites Saturday For Mrs Enger
Mrs. Chris Enger 74 a Texas native and Lubbock resident of 35 years died Thursday in Sloan's Convalescence Home Services will be at 2 30 p m Saturday at Faith Temple with Rev Boyd McSpaddin officiating Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial under McDonald Funeral Chapel direction She left five sons Paul Herman David James Clayton and others two daughters Mrs Joel Sewell and Mrs Preston Northcut two brothers Emil and Johnnie Sorley three sisters Mrs A B Culp Mrs Alfred Brasher and Mrs Princeton Pierson and 16 grandchildren two great grandchildren
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Chris Enger
Texas
Lubbock
Sloan
Faith Temple
Boyd McSpaddin
Resthaven Memorial
Hancock Rites Set At Lamesa
Funeral for Julen V. Peter Hancock 30 of Route D Lamesa will be at First Baptist Church with Rev Milo Arbuckle officiating Hancock died Thursday at Woody Community in Dawson County He lived in Delta County and Big Spring before returning to the area in 1958 Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs Roy Laves Big Spring a son Antonio three sisters and two brothers Burial will be in the City Cemetery at Big Spring with Higginbotham Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Lamesa
Julen
Peter Hancock
Route D
Milo Arbuckle
Hancock
Woody
Dawson County
Forn
Delta County
Big Spring
Antonio
C. M. Anderson
J.B. Stewart
Big Spiers
Clem Smith
Lubbochmbel
Brownfield
Ceme
Services Slated For Mrs Gibson
Alma Rune Gibson 52 died at Arts Hospital. Services at 3 p.m. today at Hammons Funeral Chapel with Rev. Bill Hindman officiating. Burial in Littlefield Cemetery. Survived by husband, son, three daughters, mother, two brothers, and nine grandchildren.
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Littlefield
Alma Rune Gibson
Arts Hospital
Alns
Bill Hindman
First Baptist Church
Litlefield Cemetery
Hammons
Homie
Hubband
Jaudine Roper
Ine Jennings
Trinny
Wanda Mefteynolds
Ayer
Elizabeth Ford
Ers
Earl Ford
Vernon
Roy Ford
Snyder
Mitchell Rites Planned Today
Funeral rites are set for Cecil Clyde Mitchell 38 found dead in his Hobbs home. A coroner jury ruled the death a self inflicted gunshot. Services will be at Keck Chapel Baptist Church with Rev. Ball T. Carter officiating. Burial in Prairie Cemetery. survivors include wife Ella Mae Mitchell a daughter Mrs. Glen Edwards and step sons Mond Rushing and James Rushing and two sisters.
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Glen Edwards
Swedso
Mond Rushing
Hobbs
James Rushing
Balmorhen
Lovington Rites Set For Raney Infant
Lovington special graveside services at 4 p.m. for Curtis Wayne Raney infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Raney of McBenaid. The infant died at 1 a.m. Thursday after birth at Lea General Hospital. Rev Paty Cunningham of Taturny First Baptist Church officiates. Survivors include parents, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs H Kaney of McDon, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C E Winyard of McDonsea, arranged by in charge.
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C.E. Winyard
McDon
Lea County Woman Dies After Hobbs Crash
Mrs. Shirley Bowers, 25, of Lovington, died at Lea General Hospital from injuries sustained in a two car crash on U S 180 inside Hobbs city limits ten hours earlier. The wreck injured two others including L B Cox 50 and Jack Ray Trotter 28.
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Hobbs
Shirley Bowers
Lovington
Lea General Hospital
Lea County
Merrell Rites Set For Today
Byron Lee Merrell 21 formerly of Abilene is listed among those to be laid to rest today in a funeral notice. The brief obituary notes his death and ties to Abilene and Merrell family communities.
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Byron Lee Merrell
Jot
Houston Center bids lead to two firms in race
In Houston two firms submitted bids for the 90 million dollar Houston Center project. The competition centers on who will secure the contract to build the major center. The article notes the bids were received Thursday at St. Mary’s Hospital and includes related health and local funeral notices.
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Houston Center
Raymond Rasco Rites Set Here
Funeral services for Raymond P. Rasco 75 a Lubbock resident since 1949 will be at 2 p m today in Rix Funeral Chapel with Van Boneau minister of Dodson Church of Christ officiating Burial will be in Petersburg Cemetery A former resident of Petersburg and Snyder he died at 12 10 p m Wednesday in Methodist Hospital He was a retired farmer He had moved to Petersburg from Snyder in 1924 and then moved to Lubbock in 1949 Survivors include his wife three sons Leon D Arville a daughter C D McReynolds four brothers 10 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Pallbearers will be J A Smith Charles Scarborough Dwight Ain Maples Bickley Chai Martin Clifton McDonough N ris Rumsey and James Hart
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Raymond P. Rasco
Lubbock
Rix
van Boneau
Dodson ‘Church of Christ
Petersburg
Cem
Snyder
Methodist Hospital
Leon D
St. Tril
J L Mapes Rites Set Here Today
Joe L Mapes 65 of Amarillo died Wednesday at Northwest Texas Hospital. Funeral at 4 pm at Vandelia Villa Church of Christ with minister Bob Hoover officiating. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include wife two daughters son and eight grandchildren. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Mapes was a Quaker Oats salesman and had lived in Amarillo about four years.
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Joe L. Mapes
Amarillo
Northwest Texas
Vandelia Villa
Church of Christ
Bob Hoover
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Mapes
Quaker Oats Co
C. D. Reed
Find St
Curtis’ Lee
White Deer
Preston Mapes
Bartlesville
Okla
A. J. Roe
Robert Lee
Roy Adams
Wingate
Walter Hamilton
Jonathan Hinkle
EM Harris
California
M.T. Mapes
Winters
J.M. Mapes
Ralph Meacham
Raldo Meacham
Ronald Mapes
Bill Roe
Ollie Roe
A. J. Roe Jr
Dan Becker
Charlie Fichelbruger
Ollie Cuddy
Neyman Rites Held After Local Death
Neyman, a retired oil company employee, died Wednesday afternoon at Lew General Hospital Hobbs. He was a Pennsylvania native and Methodist, living about 10 miles north of Lovington. Funeral services scheduled today at 2 p.m. at Lovington Methodist Church with Rev J Harold Cates. Interment Rosthaven Cemetery under Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home direction. He leaves four daughters Mrs Williams Hobbs Mrs Sikes Chickasha Okla Mrs Grady Albuquerque and Miss Neyman Oklahoma City two sons Arthur Neyman Ellwood Pa and Herbert Neyman California one brother Nelson Neyman Oxford Miss one sister Mrs Mary Cos Paris Ha plus 15 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
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Lovington
LeRoy
Lea County
Toda
J. Harold Cates
Felatine Fanial
Rosthaven
Smith-Yarbro Funeral
Neyman
Lew General Hospital
Hobbs
Pennsylvania
Methodist Church
Arthur Neymien
Ellwood Pa
Herbert
Adie
Calif
J. E. Williams
Carl Sikes
Chickasha
Okla
Kenneth Grady
Albuquerque
Oklahoma City
Nelson Neyman
Oxford
Mary Cos
Paris
Renfro Funeral Pending In City
Myrtle Renfro 79 a resident of Lubbock for 17 years and formerly of Dickens and Spur died Thursday at McMurray's Convalescent Home. Services at Sanders Funeral Home with survivors including two sons G C Renfro Odessa and Melvin Renfro and several daughters brothers and sisters. Grandchildren and great grandchildren numbered 8 and 24 respectively.
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Myrtle Renfr
Lubbock
Dickens
Spur
McMurray
Sanders Funeral Home
G. C. Renfro
Odessa
Melvin Renfro
Low Watson
Henry Culbert
Big Spring
C.A. Culbert
Spar
Houston Area Site Contract Bids Exceed Initial Estimate
More than 100 contractors qualified to bid on a 1700 acre Houston area site development. The apparent low bid came in at 3.673 million dollars from Morrison Knudson Construction and Paul Hardemaar Inc. The H B Zachry Co submitted a base bid of 5.593 million dollars. Army Corps of Engineers estimated the initial phase contract at 93.581 million dollars. Col R P West stated bids will be evaluated.
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Houston
Morrison - Knudson Construction Co
Boise
Idaho
Paul Hardemaar Inc
Stanton
Calif
H. B. Zachry Co
San Antonio
Army Corps of Engineers
R. P. West
District Engi
Texas Education Stats Rally Political Debate Over Schools
Texas politics turn on school figures as Don Yarborough and Gov Price Daniel cite rankings from the National Education Association report and state data. The report shows Texas 48th in salary growth and sixth to eighth in teacher counts and funding, while other measures vary by metric.
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Don Yarborough
Houston
Price Daniel
Democratic Executive Committee
Texas
National Education Association
Fast Way To Dry Up Fever Blisters
An old advertisement promotes CamPHo-PHENIQUE as a local anesthetic and antiseptic to relieve pain prevent infection and promote rapid healing for fever blisters or cold sores. It urges immediate use at first sign and to keep a bottle ready in the medicine chest.
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Raney Infant
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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Sanders Funeral
Denton
J. B. Merrell
Abilene
Raymond Rasco
J.L. Mapes
Weyman
Renfro
Stock Exchange
Austin
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