Councilman Davidson Found Dead Near Kress
John William David Davidson 69 city councilman died likely of a heart attack near his northeast Kress home Friday morning. Funeral 10 a.m. Monday at First Baptist Church Kress with Rev Darrell Lewis. burial Cherokee Cemetery. Survivors include wife Leatrice, son Tom Bagley, daughter Mrs Donard Davis, siblings and four grandchildren.
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Tulsa
Davidson
Missouri
Leatrice Brown Bagley
Kress
First Baptist Church of
Tom Bagley
Donard Davis
Dimmitt
Harold Davidson
Hydro
Okla
Betty Sebring
Oklahoma City
Ethel Scouten
Alice Cherry
Q Oklahoma
Reserve Unit to Receive Army Reserve Medal Today
Eleven members of the U S Army Reserve 4th Civil Affairs Company will be honored at 17 p m at the Army Reserve Training Center 2819 4th Lt Col Billy C Gunter commander of the 413th said the honorees will receive the Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal for outstanding participation in the reserve program Officers Maj Riehemd B Adilla Capt Sheryl H Boyd 1st Lts George Bastian and Coeil RB Biggers all of Lubbock and Maj Emery T Black of Levelland Enlisted men include 1st Sgt Chester J Demko Spec 6 Join R Bass Spec 5 Pat Campbell Sers Bryan A Bigger and Claude C Booth and Spec 4 Jon P Bond all of Lubbock
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U.S. Army Reserve 4Th Civil Affairs Co
Army Reserve Training Center
Billy C. Gunter
413Th
Army Reserve Component
Riehemd B. Adilla
Sheryl H. Boyd
George’. Bastian
Coeil
Biggers
Lubbock
Maj
Emery Tt. Black
Levelland
Chester J. Demko
R Bass
Pat Campbell
Bryan A. Bigger
Claude C. Booth
Jon P. Bond
Briefs Due Soon In Zoning Suit
City attorneys must file briefs by end of next week after a Friday hearing in 137th District Court. Debbie Moen and others sue the City of Lubbock over a zoning dispute on TV acres near 19th Street and Slide Road. Plaintiffs seek a change from residential to apartment zoning. city council denied it.
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137Th District Court
Debbie Moen
Lubbock
Robert C. Wright
19Th Street
Slide Road
Muen
Fluge
Unusual Bible Display Slated At Reese Chapel
A unique Bible display will be shown at Reese Air Force Base Chapel on Sunday featuring 125 volumes, including 85 ae and dialects from around the world. The collection, built over 20 years by Rev. LH Miller Jr of Greenville South Carolina, a retired Air Force chaplain, was assembled from world travels, book shops, auctions and junk shops. Miller will speak on the Bible exhibit at 11 am with a parish dinner in the chapel annex at 6 30 pm. Base Chaplain Col William W Campbell invites the public to attend.
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Reese Air Force Base
LH. Miller, Jr
Green Ville
S.C
Air Force
Tvigwners
Miller
Andy
William W. Campbell
Builders Meeting Set In Capital
Two Lubbock businessmen Henry L Huncke and Gordon M Deering will represent the local home builders association at a national lumber crisis conference in Washington DC next week. They depart Wednesday and return Friday with a report. Builders nationwide will discuss price increases and export constraints amid a tight lumber market.
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Lubbock
Home Builders Association
Washington, D. C
Henry L. Huncke
Gordon IM
Deering
Wednesiday
Compressien
Fred Ballard 76 Former Cottle County Farmer dies
Fred Ballard 76 of the Ceevee community died at 11 a.m. Friday after a lengthy illness in Richard Memorial Hospital He was a retired farmer and a Methodist Burial will be in Deev ee Cemetery after services at 3 p.m. Sunday at Ceevee United Methodist Church with Flavis Yeakley officiating Norris Funeral Home in charge Survivors include a nephew Pallbearers named Delbert Smith Donald Love Roy Riddell Tracy Evans Joe Crooks and Edgar Tobias Ballard a native of Austin County had lived in Cottle County 46 years
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Cottle County
Delbert Smith
Donald Love
Roy Riddell
Tracy Evans
Joe Crooks
Edgar Tobias
Odessa man dies on arrival at hospital in Odessa
A.Clevenger Cleven ger 66 of Odessa died on arrival at Medical Center Hospital. Services pending with Hubbard Kelly Funeral Home. He was a WWI veteran, retired welder, and First Church of God member. Survived by wife Florence Coffey and four sons, two daughters, and multiple relatives.
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Ad Cortenponden
Odessa
Alexander Clevenger
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard- Kelly Funeral Home
Clevenger
de Witt Ark
Florence Coffey
Blowing Rock N.C
Temple
First Church of God
Dalton Pittsf Lincoln
Eddie Coffey
Clifton Clevenger
Roy Pitts
Mary Coffey
Blowing Rock
N.C
Christine Teaple
Lenoir
Cora Hare
Lubbock
Mrs Ed Sullivan Dies in New York
Sylvia Sullivan, wife of Ed Sullivan, died Friday at Mount Sinai Hospital from a ruptured aorta. Married in 1930, they lived at Delmonico's Hotel for 30 years. Their daughter Elizabeth is married to TV producer Robert H. Precht Jr. Funeral services at Campbell's Funeral Home, burial at Ferncliff Crematory. Surviving: Ed Sullivan, Elizabeth, and five grandchildren.
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Sylvia Sullivan
Ed Sullivan
New York
Mount Sinai Hospital
Sullivans
APH
Educational Institute For Learning and Research
Campbell’s Funeral Home
Manhattan
Ferncliff Crematory
Hartsdale
N.Y
Sullivan
Lunch Honors 1973 Woman of the Year in Lubbock Club
The Altrusa Club of Lubbock honors Mrs. John A. Anderson, 1973 Woman of the Year, at a noon luncheon. Chairman is Mrs. Ivy Savage with numerous hostesses including Judge Pat Moore and several others. The club has awarded a Woman of the Year honor since 1946, typically celebrated by past recipients.
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Johna. Anderson
Lubbock Club
Ivy Savage
Mmes. W. T. Milam
Lila Lenning
Cc. R. Cagle
A. E. Jones
Glenn W. Woody
Robert J. Allen
James G. Allen
Harmon Jenkins
Roscoe Wilson
Bryan Edwards
L. H. Martin
Jack Kestman
Pat Moore
Mines
Carroll Cobb
David Wigness
Stanley B. Wheeler
Jack Strong
John B. Steele
James W. Spears
Russell Bean
Altrusa Club
Lubbock
Odessa Woman Ella Hardman Dies After Illness
Odessa Mrs. Ella Mae Hardman 59 died at Medical Center Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services 2 p.m. at Rix Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Odessa Cemetery. A native of Erath County, she moved to Odessa in 1949 from DeLeon. She was a Free Will Baptist and is survived by husband O. G. Hardman, two sons Edward Solley of Hampton, Virginia and Lee R. Solley of Stephenville, a daughter Ginger Moore of Chesapeake, Virginia, and six grandchildren.
Claude Hurlbut Roberson Child Brownfield Texas
Claude Hurlbut Roberson 79 of 1907 32nd St died at Brownfield General Hospital at 9 30 p m Thursday He was a loan representative for Connecticut Mutual Life a former Brownwood High School graduate and member of Kiwanis and the Church of God in Seagraves He was married to Opal Weaver in 1921 and is survived by his wife two brothers and a sister plus grandparents Funeral services are set for 2 pm today at First Christian Church in Seagraves with burial in Seagraves cemetery under Rix Funeral Directors guidance
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Brownfield
Eric Leon Roberson
Travis Roberson
Seagraves
Brownfield General Hospital
Hirth
Claude B. I Marlbut
32Nd St
Dudley Strain
Clyde Clark
City of Lubbock
Church of God In
Sea- Rix
Brownfield Funeral Home
Travis Darrell
Jerry Dean
Penny Lavon
Troy Roberson
H. P. Sheffield
First Christian Church
Lubbock
Brownwood
Kilwanis Club
Legion of Honor
Hurlbut
Connecticut Mutual Life
Brownwood High School
Opal Weaver
Death notices for Julius Scroggins and burial at Singleton Funeral Home
Julius Scroggins 37 of Andrews died in Medical Center Hospital after a head on crash near Odessa. Burial plans are set at Singleton Funeral Home Chapel with services at First Christian Church. Survivors include wife four daughters a son and multiple siblings. He formerly served as a deputy and worked for Brown Well Servicing and Cactus Drilling.
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Andre Cial
Claude Hurlbut
Fame Cay
Singleton Funeral Home Chapel
First Christian Church
Julius Scrog
Labgins
Andrews
Medical Center Hospital
Carl Grissom
First Baptist Church
Butialien Andenais
John Garner
Houston
F. William Holder
16Th St
Joe W. Smith
Abilene
Janis Hurlbut
32Nd St
Fred
Odessa
Felicia Perry
San Antonio
Ora Grove
Corpus Christi
Edna Dill
Dallas
Air Terminal
Ector County
Prayer Blessings For Home And Family
A devotional verse praying for safety, harmony, and guidance for the household. The speaker asks for blessings on breakfast tasks, a peaceful home, protection through the day, and safe return of loved ones, closing with a benediction for all.
J D Jones 73 Dies in Lubbock After Long Business Career
J D Jones 73 of 1915 360ths St a Lubbock resident since 1925 died about 6 pm Friday at West Texas Hospital Arrangements are pending with Rix Funeral Directors He founded Western Wrecking Co in 1928 Lubbock Wrecking Co in 1950 Western Truck Parts and farm and ranch interests He received a Commerce Department citation for salvage work in World War I helped organize the Salvage Assoc of Texas and was cited by Mrs Lyndon Johnson in Beautification of America memorials to the American Cancer Society are requested
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J.D. Jones
Lubbock
West Texas Hospital
Rix
Jones
Abijlene
First Baptst Church
Western Wrecking Co
Lubbock Wrecking Co
Western Truck Parts
U.S. Department of Commerce
Salvage Assoc
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Lee Roy Tate Dies at 54 in West Texas Hospital
Lee Roy Tate 54 of 2014. St died on Friday at West Texas Hospital. Justice of the Peace Wayne Leeroy ruled the death natural. Tate was a Coca Cola Bottling Co. employee and a World War I veteran. Survivors include his wife Wanda two sons Dean and Randy, a daughter-in-law, a half brother and two half sisters. Burial arrangements by Henderson Funeral Directors.
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Lee Roy Tate
West Texas Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Wayne Leeroy Leeroy
Henderson
Department of Pollard
Tate
48Th Street
Avenue H
Coca-Cola Bottle Co
Oakwood
Tist Church and Co
Ned Moen
Don
Wanda
Dean Offal
Aufill
Lord St
Troy
Arena
Tuhuka Hwy
Camelot
Randy
Tommy
Stalls
Ft. Hood
U.S. Army
Bill Burkhart
Van
Jotivia Roberson
Wilma DeJarenti
Obituary Briefs From West Texas and Nearby Areas
Griveside services were set for Mrs. Henrietta Kinser 86 of Odessa at Oakland Cemetery Dallas after a lengthy illness she died in an Odessa nursing home. Funeral plans for Forrest L. Petty 70 of 2810 64th St. include 10 am services today at Sanders Memorial Chapel with burial at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park. Alma Smith 83 Alpine died in Lubbock last Thursday funeral Sunday at First Methodist Church Alpine burial Elm Grove Cemetery directed by Geeslin. Luther L Aselton 75 Lamb County farmer to be buried Littlefield Memorial Park in Amherst. Maude Rushing 77 mother of Mrs. Mary Parker Archer of Lubbock, buried Linwood Cemetery Para vauld Ark after services at Brookland United Methodist Ark. George M. Schick 81 Plainview died Thursday. service 2 pm today at First Baptist Plainview, burial Plainview Memorial Park. Harvey M. Breeze 74 Levelland resident since 1942 to be buried City of Levelland Cemetery after 10 am service at George Price Funeral Home Chapel with Levelland Masonic rites. Davie Tee Burch 53 Amarillo died Thursday. service 2 pm today at First Baptist Tulsa burial Rose Hill Cemetery Wallace Funeral Home in charge. Henry Knight Farrell 41 Fort Stockton funeral 2 pm today at Missionary Baptist Litt lefield Hammons Funeral Home. T Helvey 62 Andrews to be buried Andrews Church of Christ 2 pm today Singleton Funeral Home.
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Henrietta Kinser
Odessa
Oakland Cemetery
Dallas
Kinser
Forrest L. Petty
64Th St
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Petty
Wesnenaay
Alma Smith
Lubbock
First Methodist
Church of Alpine
Elm Grove
Geeslin
Luther L
Aselton
Lamb County
First United Methodist
Church of Amherst
Littlefield Memorial Park
Payne
Usetun
Littlefield
Maude Rushing
Mary Parker Archer
Brookland United Methodist Church
Brookland
Ark
Linwood Cemetery
Para' Vauld
George M. Schick
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Plainview
First Baptist Church
Lemons Funeral Home
Plainview Memorial Park
Harvey M. Breeze
Levelland
George Price
City of Levelland
First Baptist Church of
Tulsa
Davie ‘Tee Burch
Amarillo
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace
Henry Knight’ Farrell
Fort Stockton
Missionary Baptist Church
Hammons — Funeral Home
Farrell
Hobbs
N.M
Indians Falter In Seizure at Wounded Knee Clash
A mixed group led by Oglala Sioux militants seized a Porcupine hall declaring a state of emergency as federal marshals and Indian police encircled Wounded Knee. National Council of Churches workers delivered food then left after summons were served. Negotiations stalled without Assistant Attorney General Harrington Wood.
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Wounded Knee
Porcupine
Knee
Lyman
Stanley D. Lyman
Wilson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
AIM
Ridge Reservation
FBI
U.s.porcupine
Russell Means
Bayss
Means
White House
Wood
White
Council of Churches
Pine Ridge
National Council of Churches
Indians Who Have Held Wounded Knee
U.S
Harrington Wood
Washington
Justice and
Interior Department
Fred Two Bulls
Episcopal Church
NCC
Episcopal Church of South
Dakota
Attor Neys
Dick Wilson
Oglala Sioux
Ian Check
Justice and Interior Departments
Turner, 90, in serious condition at Ray's Hospitality Home
Z R Turner age 90 of 2204 32nd Street is in serious condition after an extended illness. He recently was discharged from University Hospital. He is the father of Mrs Violet Shell. A mostly routine agenda will be considered by the Lubbock County Hospital District at a 10 am Monday meeting at the courthouse.
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Z. R. Turner
32Nd St
Ray
iUniversity Hospital
Violet Shell
Lubbock County
Indians liked citrus in early Florida history
In St. Augustine Florida citrus was first introduced by 16th century Spanish settlers. Indigenous people adopted the fruit and discarded seeds, leading to wild orange trees that still grow in the region today, marking a historical blend of cultures and flora.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
Here
Earl Beach Elected President of Plains Weather Inprovement
Earl Beach was elected president of the Plains Weather Improvement Association at a meeting held Thursday night in Plainview.
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Earl Beach
Plains Weather Inprovement
Asen
Plainview
Reese Air Base Names Captain Nickel Pilot of the Year
Captain James E. Nickel, instructor pilot for the 4th Student Squadron at Reese Air Force Base, is chosen as Instructor- Pilot of the Year for 1972 and will represent Reese in the Air Training Command competition. Maj. Rodney K. Franklin lauded Nickel’s motivational and instructional skills and noted his strong flight evaluation ratings. Nickel, 28, is a Springfield, Missouri native who grew up mainly in Sacramento, California, and is married to Marke J. Lester with one son, Brett Alan.
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James E. Nickel
Reese Air Force Base
Reese
Air Training Command
ATC
Nickel
Rodney K. Franklin
Franklin
UPT
United States Air Force
Springfield
Sacramento
Calif
Marke J. Lester
Brett Alan
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Jerry
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Jim Richards
Merkel
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First United Methodist Church
Jack Hopkins
Wesley Methodist Church
Fort Worth
Mark Williams
First
United Methodist Church
Moon
Plainview High School
U.S. Air Force
General Dynamics
Odette Caillet
Dreux
France
Isabelle Marie
Doug Moon
Mesa, Ariz
Burl Moon
Richardson
Linda Perkins
Browmwood
Maurine Maurine Moon
Floyd J. Thompson
Hudson
Mass
Vietnam
Clark Air Base
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Hano
Thompson
Pentagon
AP Wireyhotw
Ella Hardman
Roberson Child
Chee
West Texas
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Scroggins
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Julien C. Hyer
J. D. Jones
American Cancer Society
T. J
Tom" Helvey
Andrews Church of Christ
Singleton Funeral Home
Helvey
Nash Ambulance
Lubbock Monument Works
Bill Linn
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