Obituaries and services listed for Aleman and Baker
Obituary notices note Antonio Aleman 48 dying in Big Spring and services at St. Anthony's BuriaI in Brownfield with Brownfield Funeral Home. Survivors include spouse two daughters five sons siblings and four grandchildren. Other notices list Doyal Carrol Baker 45 of Levelland with pending rites at Rix Funeral Directors and survivors including wife two sons a daughter and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Antonio Aleman
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Buria
Brownfield Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Aleman
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Spring
Andrew D Pope rites set in Centerpoint Church Texas
Services for Andrew D Pope of 3504 Ute Lubbock Texas 56 are set for 1 pm Saturday in Centerpoint Baptist Church with Rev W D Johnson officiating Burial will be in Centerpoint Sedberry Funeral Home Lubbock Pope died Saturday night in St Mary's Hospital Lubbock after a brief illness He was a native of Pittsburg and had lived in Lubbock 26 years He is survived by Annie 4 son Maurice of Oklahoma and two stepsons Jerry Matthews and Michael Matthews both of Lubbock and a step daughter Hattie Pope of Lubbock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyal Carrol Baker
Levelland
Methodist Hospital
Rix Funeral
Longview
Cities Service Oil Co
Emerson
Ark
Kevin
Chad
Judy
W. D. Baker
Rt. 1
Harrol and
James
Springhill
Margaret Wynn
Magnolia, Ark
Pittsburg
Tex
Andrew D. Pope
Ute
Lubbock
Centerpoint ‘Baptist Church
W. D. Johnson
Centerpoint Cemetery
Sedberry Funeral Home
Pope
St. Mary's Hospital
Annie
Maurice
Oklahoma
Jerry Matthews
Michael Matthews
Miss Hattie Pope
Beeman Rites Set for Edward J. Beeman in Lubbock
Edward J. Beeman 73 of 2415 39th St dies after a three month illness. A Rosary is at Resthaven Singleton Wilson today at 7 30 pm with Mass at Christ the King Church Thursday at 10 am. Burial is Resthaven Memorial Park. Beeman retired from the U S Postal Service in 1954 and is survived by a daughter, three grandchildren, and a great grandson. He was born in Boston and moved to Lubbock from Wollaston Mass. He was a Knights of Columbus member and Holy Name Society member and a Bentley School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resthaven- Singleton-Wilson
Edward J. Beeman
39Th St
Christ the King Catholic Church
Rt. Msr
James Fitzgerald
Resthaven Memorial Park
Beeman
Lakeside Care Center
Boston
Mass
Lubbock
Wollaston
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society of the
Catholic Church
Bentley Accounting School
U. S. Postal Service
al Coward
Mrs Collier Friona service set for 3 PM today
Services for Mrs Leroy Collier 54 longtime Friona resident will be held at 3 p.m. today at Sixth Street Church of Christ with Terry Brown minister officiating and assisted by Rev Charles Broadhurst pastor of the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friona
Sixth Street
Too Busy to Notice Love in Our Town
A fragment from a devotional style critique on Thornton Wilder's play Our Town. It contrasts a mother's constant chores with a child's birthday wish for shared time and affection, urging readers to pause and reflect on life’s priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
R H Ragland ABERNATHY services in Mesquite
Funeral services for R H Ragland age 7 will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday at First United Methodist Church with Rev Conrad Ryan officiating Burial follows at Strip Cemetery near Abernathy under Chambers Funeral Home direction Ragland died about 730 p m Monday in a Dallas hospital Survivors include daughter Mrs George Butts Mesquite three brothers George Abernathy Welcome Libbock and H A Plainview a sister Mrs A I Mooreland Abernathy and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
R. H. Ragland
Mesquite
United Methodist Church
Conrad Ryan
Strip
Chambers Funerals Home
Ragland
Dallas
Vivian
George Butts
George
Welcome
Libbock
H. A. Fot
Jewell
Marie Brady
Hobbs
Griffin Funeral Home
Prairie Haven Cemetery
Griff Funeral Home of
Brady
Hobbs Lea General Hospital
Dorwil Lee Tatum
Pam
Taylor Memorial Baptist Church
Memory Garden
Petterson-Roberts Funeral Home
Tatum
Methodist Hospital
Larbbock
Happy Roston laid to rest in Terry County Memorial Park
Graveside services for Happy Roston 92 long time Terry County resident are set for 4 p m today at Terry County Memorial Park. The Rev L G Tisdell pastor for Four Square Church will officiate. Arrangements are by Brownfield Funeral Home. Roston died Saturday night in Brownfield General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Happy Roston
Terry County
Terry County ‘Memorial Park
L. G. Tisdell
Four Square Church
Brownfield Funeral Home
Roston
Brownfield General Hospital
Mrs Orian Dennis 69 longtime South Plains teacher dies
Mrs Orian Mildred Dennis 69 a pioneer South Plains teacher died Monday at her home 4207 40th Street Services will be at 10 30 a m Thursday at St Johns United Methodist Church with Dr Charles E Latricks officiating Burial will be in Resthaven Memorial Park Resthaven Singleton Wilson Funeral Home directed She taught in Whiteface Anton Littlefield and Sundown since 1924 and was a retired Lubbock County school supervisor She was a Texas Tech graduate with a master degree in Elementary Education
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Orian
Mildred) Dennis
South Plains
40Th St
St. John's United Methodist Church
Charles E. Latricks
Resthaven
Memorial Park
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home
Dennis
Whiteface
Anton
Panama
United States
Tack
Council
Trnals
Lubbock
County Heart Association
Peru
Yugoslavia
Guinea
Kenya
Sudan
U.s-Panama
Scali
U.S
Security Council
Canal Zone
Canal Treaty Talks Grow Tense in Panama City
Panama accused the United States of deceitful language to preserve the status quo as negotiations resume on a new Panama canal treaty. The sharp exchange underscores mounting friction ahead of expected talks and potential changes to control and operations at the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
VPI
Panama
United States
Community figure linked to churches and arts groups
The obituary notes a longtime member of St. church and Joy Church School City who engaged with Kappa Kappa Tota, the Lubbock Art Association, and the Writer's Guild. She was a former music teacher and was credited with poetry published in the National Anthology of Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Joy Church
Kappa Kappa Tota
Lubbock Art Assoc
Writer’s Guild
Survivors Listed for Local Resident in Obituary
Survivors include two daughters Mrs Earl Dockray of 4003 Gary and Mrs James Steel of Esso, son Robert Dennis of Los Angeles, and twelve grandchildren.
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Earl
Carolyn) Dockray
Gary
Mes R
Marilyn) Steel
Esso
Robert S. Dennis
Ls Angeles
Calif
Virginia Fahey 63 Midland Woman Dies After Illness
Virginia Fahey 63 of Midland died Tuesday in a Midland nursing home after a lengthy illness. Rosary held at 7 20 p m Tuesday at Newlie W Ellis Funeral Chapel with services planned Thursday in Ranger. She was born in Sturgis Mississippi and raised in Ranger plus St Louis and Kress. A department store manager in St Louis, she later worked at Robinsons in Midland. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Ted Kruger Mrs Robert Stokes and Mrs Dutch Ervin plus three brothers Bunk Barrett Walker and Bill Walker Services with Angleton Ellis Funeral Home for Ida Ma Myers 79 of Olton and Littlefield Muteshoe Morton Lockney.
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Midland
Virginia Fahey
Newnie W. Ellis
Ranger
Fahey
Stur
Cegis
St. Louisidan
Bill Walker
Corsicana
Mrs Leland Scott Slaton Rites At United Methodist Church
Mrs Leland Scott longtime Slaton resident and Hatchett Van Meter Clinic dental assistant dies after lengthy illness at Mercy Hospital Burial in Englewood Cemetery with Englands Funeral Home in charge Services set for 4 p m at First United Methodist Church Slaton Officiating Rev Merriel Abbott Survivors include husband two sons Randy Sanders and Danny Scott two daughters Neta West and Deborah Webb mother J E Buckner sister Mildred King six grandchildren Pallbearers listed including Dr Don Hatchett and Dr Bob Van Meter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Leland Scott
First United Methodist Church
Merriel Abbott
Englewood Cemetery
Englands Funeral Home
Scott
Mercy Hospital
Hatchett-Van
Bob van Meter
Charles Felty
Francis Gill
Sterling Alderson
Trueti Bounds
Infant Olivia Soliz dies. services set in Lubbock
Soliz infant Olivia 11 months old died at 3 05 pm Monday at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. Visitation today at Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park. Sanders Funeral Home handles arrangements. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Soliz 1905 Kth St. Born April 24 1972 Staten. Surviving are brother Frank Jr and sister JoAnn at home and grandparents Susie Soliz 1808 18th St and Lester Catrillo and wife of Ralls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Soliz
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
Frank Soliz
Kth St
Staten
Frank Jr Lef
JoAnn
Susie Soliz
18Th St
Lester Catrillo
Ralls
Sweepstakes Awards Noted Obituary Briefs
Obituary notices and sweepstakes awards are summarized from Hobbs and nearby towns. Services for Mrs. Jewell Marie Brady 63 of Hobbs and for Andrews Clifton Easter 57 of Lubbock are listed with funeral homes, burial sites, and hospital deaths. Other entries include Dorwil Lee Tatum 31 and Lonnie Wilks Diminity 66 with service details and memorials at local chapels and cemeteries.
Midland Couple Found Dead At Corresponse
Midland police found Billy Roy Smith and his wife Wilma dead in their west Odessa garage after a car ran with the garage door shut. Carbon monoxide fumes filled the home. autopsy pending. Survivors include a daughter and a son. Funeral services are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corresponse
Midland
West Odessa
Billy Roy Smith
Wilma
Smith
Justice of the Peace
John Biggs
Newnie W. Ellis
ITT Chief Recounts Sabotage Requests to Senate
Washington AP report says ITT vice president William R. Merriam testified before a Senate subcommittee that ITT pressured the White House and State Department to threaten economic collapse in Chile to oust Marxist President Salvador Allende. Merriam, now in Italy, said the goal was to remove him and that he believed he did not realize the exchanges with CIA chief for clandestine operations in Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William R. Mer
Othriam
Senate
Cnuntries
White House
State Department
Chile
Salvador Allende
International Telephone & ‘Telegraph Corp
Allende
Merriam
ITT
Italy
Senate Foreign Relations
U.S
Subcommittee
William P. Broe
Central Intelligence Agency
Latin America
Senates Eyrey
Fil
Cleaa
Broe
CIA
Math Professor Testifies in Texas Tech Civil Suit
Testimony by Harold D. Meyer associate professor of mathematics at Texas Tech concluded Tuesday in a civil case in Judge Pat S. Moore's 72nd District Court. The case, Luis Ortiz vs Angela Carol Nelson, concerns a 1969 fatal pedestrian collision on US 87 near Abernathy. Meyer described a study on stopping distances, sight distance, and reaction time for a 10 foot movement as jurors heard about factors used to estimate defendant's speed and accident circumstances. The 1970 trial ended with a hung jury. this is the second trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Pat S. Moore
District Court
Harold D. Meyer
Luis Ortiz
Angela Carol Nelson
Yers
Meyer
Jose Ortiz
Abernathy
Nelson
Plainview
Abernathy Lhce Cheff
Frank Russell
Russell
Murder Suspects Arraigned Here
Two murder suspects were arraigned in justice of the peace court on murder with malice charges. Cecilio Quintero Jr. and Joe Diaz, each of 5,000 bond originally, saw bonds reduced to 3,000. Diaz’s brother Jesse implicated in the Rocha killing. incident dated March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Cecilio Quintero Jr
Ave. D
Lupe Fiorez
Quintero
Joe Diaz
Boston Ave
Jesse
Joe Rocha
19Th St
Diaz
Junior College Receives Land in Martin County
The Big Spring Howard County Junior College will gain a 137.6 acre tract in Martin County by May 1. The land includes a Webb AFB training annex portion of over 200 acres used for nine years by a fighter interceptor squadron for emergency ordinance disposal. Dr. Thomas Salter says the site will host an agricultural research and development center focusing on pasture grassland studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Howard County Junior College
Martin County
Webb Afb
Thomas Salter
Arboretum Unit Hears Report at Annual Meeting
The Arboretum Foundation held its annual meeting Tuesday at the Municipal Garden and Arts Center. Russell Bean reported that over 200 trees belonging to 64 species have been planted in the arboretum. Retiring board members Mrs. Robert Snyder and Mrs. Wayland Bennett were recognized, and new directors named Mrs. George Atkinson and Mrs. Alan Yaggy. New officers include Mrs. Nat Williams as president, Bob Hassell as first vice president, Russell Bean as second vice president, Mrs. Alan Yaggy secretary, Harmon Jenkins treasurer, and Mrs. John Lott corresponding secretary. Assistant membership secretary is Mrs. Roger Kuykendall, and secretary for memorials is Mrs. Hurley Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Arboretum Foundation
Municipal Garden and Arts Center
Russell Bean
Robert Snyder
Wayland Bennett
George Atkinson
Alan Yaguy
Nat Williams
Bob Hassell
Harmon Jenkins
Treasur
Rer
John Lott
Corre
Sponding
Roger Kuykendall
Hurley Carpenter
Local man in critical condition after Levelland Highway crash
News briefs report Manuel Gonzales of Andrews listed in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after a Tuesday noon truck accident on Levelland Highway. A stabbing in the 1600 block of Avenue sent another man to Highland Hospital. William Kenard, 42, of 2303 Birch St, remained in undetermined condition late Tuesday.
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Manuel Gonzales
Andrews
Methodist Hospital
Levelland Highway
Avenue P.m
Highland Hospital
William Kenard
Birch St
Scouts Plan Rio Grand Raft Trip
Twenty four older Boy Scouts from Troop 157 of Lubbock will raft 17 miles of the Rio Grande in Big Bend National Park for two days while the remaining 76 Scouts hike into old Mexico or stay for four days. Leaders Ed gar Murphy Steve Ireland Doug las Palmer Jerry Stephens James D. Harris and other assist ant masters organize the trek with freeze dried rations and one river camp night. They depart from Bayl ess Elementary School at 58th and Avenue U at 5 30 a m Saturday and the journey will be chronicled for Boys Life magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Rio Grande
Big Bend
Souts
Lions Club
Old Mexico
Edgar Murphy
Steve Ireland
Douglas Palmer
Jerry Stephens
James D. Harris
Bayless
58Th
Avenue U
Boy's Life
Boy Scout Magazine
Four Break-Ins Net Burglars Variety Of Items
Police reports describe four late Monday and early Tuesday break-ins yielding a motorcycle a $1000 in old coins a television set two wrist watches a diamond pen and a locket A water softener and a cabinet with rare coins were also taken Entry likely via a broken bedroom window or sliding patio door Locations include Cynthia Andres Bol Ave Price Sports Cycle Center Clovis Road Frank Golbher Ave W Kenneth Baker 63rd St and a storage bin in a garage
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Cynthia Andres
Bol Ave
Price Sports Cycle Center
Clovis Road
Frank Golbher
Ave. W
Kenneth ‘Baker
63Rd St
Australia Parliament Bomb Threat Under Scrutiny
Police experts removed two parcels from Parliament House on Tuesday as Yugoslav Prime Minister Dze mal Bijedic met Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam in Canberra. officials confirmed the action amid security checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
APD
Parliament House
Dzemal Bijedic
Gough Whitlam
Stalemate over Wounded Knee grievances continues in Sioux Falls
Indian leader Carter Camp says AIM will not work with Interior official Marvin Franklin while government and militants negotiate. He urges separation of the amendment from other offers. Officials report the Wounded Knee standstill remains quiet as petitions for tribal dissolution move forward with 1400 signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S.D
Wounded Knee
U.S
Carter Camp
Justice Department
Pine Ridge
AIM
Ment
Marvin Franklin
Interior
Mark Sheehan
Franklin
Camp
Interior Department
James Harpster
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Stanley Lyman
Harpster
American Legion Meet Set Here
The 19th District spring convention of the American Legion will be at the Koko Inn on Saturday and Sunday. Brig. Gen. Robert P. Taylor Fort Worth retired chief of chaplains of the U S Air Force will speak at a Saturday banquet at 6 30 p m. Registration starts at 1 p m Saturday. District Commander Harald Boston Brownfield will preside at the legion and auxiliary business meeting Sunday at 10 20 a m. A luncheon and dedication of Post 575 facilities on Fifth Street Brownfield Highway follows adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Koko Inn
Robert P. Taylor Vot
Fort Worth
U. S. Air Force
Harald Boston
Brownfield
Legion
Fifth Street
Brownfield Highway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parsons-Ellis
Dwayne Menefee
C. L. Vestal
Curtis Murphree
and Ralph Robinson
Andrew Pope
E. J. Beeman
Mrs. Collier
Mrs. O. Dennis
Mrs
Orian Dennis
Olton
Muteshoe
Littlefield
Lockney
A.m
West Plains
Morton
Memorial Hospital
Ploydada
L. Scott
Soliz Infant
Andrews Clifton
Easter
Sanders Memorial Chapel
Lorenzo Cemetery
Veteran's
Lonnie Wilks
Amun-Uuley, Sr
Kranklin-Bartley
Dim
Utley
Mitt High School
Center
Springlake-Marth
Petersburg
Christine
Ruby Hall
Howaton
Hitt
Feiona
United — Methodist
Shaven Memorial Park
Navarith
Sanders
Whitherald
Bovina
Texas
50Th Street
50Th Pen
Scouts
Parliament
USV
Blake Record Center
Browsfield
Mike Carter
Tim Carter
Dolores Carter
Vernon
Atkins Junior High
Mike
Lubbock Monument Works
Georgia Marble
Bronze
Granth
Bill Linn
Wariowat Sneery Woanie
Treaneune Daerey Tuner
Tome
34Th Street
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