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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1963

Page

5

Pioneer Area Resident Mrs W D Arnett Dies at 81

Mrs W D (Tom) Arnett 81 of 2116 52nd St died 5 20 pm Tuesday at West Texas Hospital after five days illness. Funeral 2 pm Thursday at Asbury Methodist Church with Rev Clarence Collins. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters, a son Tom and three sisters.

W. D Tom) Arnett 52Nd St South Plains West Texas Hospital Asbury Methodist Church Clarence Collins City of Lubbock Franklin Bartley Arnett Lamb County Smyer Pioneer Needle Club Louise Franden Alyne Joplin Tom 56Th St Tom Jr George Brock Canyon Henry Guthrie Burnet J. C. Arnett Sr Goldthwaite

Pioneer Music Teacher Lydie Watson Dies in Midland

Miss Lydie Watson a longtime Midland music teacher died after a lengthy illness. Services are at 2 p.m. at Newnie W. Ellis Funeral Home chapel with Dr. Matthew Lynn officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. She helped found the Watson School of Music with her late brother Ned Watson and was a charter member of the Midland Fine Arts Club.

Midland Lydie Watson Newnie Chas C. Watson Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Miss Watson Reporter-Telegram C. C. Watson Midlands Little Rock Ned Watson The Watson School of Music Watson Midland Fine Arts Club Midland Library Assn First Presbyterian Church

Mrs Hart Rites Slated At Spur

Mrs Eva Hart 81 died Tuesday in a Crosbyton hospital. Rites set for 2:30 p.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church Spur with Rev. W L Kite officiating. Burial in Clairmont Cemetery directed by Campbell Funeral Home. Survivors include five daughters Faye Johnson Mason Maxine Leddy Florine Hayley Lucille Myers Inez Fry and two sons Berry Van Horn Plez Aspermont.

First Baptist Eva Hart Crosbyton W. L. Kite Riley Fugitt el Paso Clairmont Cemetery Campbell Funeral Home Coleman County Hart Kent County

Illustrator Bruno Lore Dies in Fort Worth

Bruno J. Lore, 72, a prominent southwestern illustrator, died Tuesday in a Fort Worth hospital. He was renowned across regional art communities for his distinctive style and influence.

Fort Worth Bruno J. Lore

Trailblazer of Air Age E L Smith Dies at 70

Ernest Leroy Smith, 70, pioneer of early air travel and first civilian to fly mainland to Hawaii, died at home in San Francisco after lung illness. A WWI Air Corps major and later TWA executive, he and navigator Emory Bronte flew 2393 miles from Oakland to Hawaii in 1927, landing in a breadfruit tree on Molokai.

San Francisco Ernest Leroy Smith Hawaii Smith Air Corps Forest Patrol an_airlines California Molokai Charles A. Lindbergh Atlantic Emory B.bronte Pacific Oakland Calif Honolulu Trans-World Airlines TWA

Tim Lockhart Dies On Air At Louisville Station

Louisville radio disc jockey Tim Lockhart aged 34 died of an apparent heart attack while broadcasting on WINN. His last onair words grimly pleaded for help before colleague Bill Gerson arrived. Lockhart had been on air about two hours and had recent ties to Universal Pictures and stations in WCIV Tallahassee Roanoke Charlotte. He returned to Louisville after his mother's funeral in Georgia.

Louisville Tim Lockhart WINN Bill Bill Gerson Lockhart Universal, International Pictures WCIV Tallahassee Fla New York Roanoke Charlotte N.C Georgia

Hubbard Rites Slated For Mrs. Ruth Byrd

Services for Ruth Byrd 52 of 3003 19th St rear are set for 2 30 p m Thursday at a Hubbard Methodist Church Burial will follow in Valley View Cemetery Hubbard under Jamison Funeral Home of Lubbock Surviving are husband Wilmer daughter Frankie Bee Vaughn and son R J all of Lubbock.

Ruth Byrd 19Th St Hubbard Valley View Cemetery Jamison Funeral Home Fof

The Sermon on the Mount and Core Christian Code

A short religious meditation highlights Jesus teaching on the mountain and the Golden Rule as the Magna Carta of the Church. It argues the Sermon meets more human needs than any sect and guides seekers of peace of mind and calm of soul.

Rites Today For Mrs Eva Ford 88 In Lubbock

Mrs Eva Ford 88 of Lubbock died at 1 40 a m Tuesday in St Marys Hospital after a long illness. Services at 4 this afternoon at Broadway Church of Christ Chapel with Horace Coffman officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include three sons and five daughters with relatives across California Plainview and Panhandle. Pallbearers named Forrest Mickey Asher Thompson J C Thompson A A Sparkman Ray Sandlin Sr and Jim Witt.

Eva Ford Ave. M La.m St. Mary's Hospital Broadway Church of Christ Horace Coffman City of Lubbock Rix Funeral Home Marvin Plainview Sam Pasadena Calif H. P Culver City Ann Ford 5Th St Lubbock Guy Witt George Graves Panhandle Don Chandler Alma Ford California Forrest Mickey Asher J. Thompson J. C. Thompson A. A. Sparkman Ray Sandlin Sr Jim Witt

Tech German Liederkranz Show Dazzles TTU Amid International Week

Texas Tech’s 1963 Zirkus Liederkranz wows nearly 1000 in the Student Union as German language students stage music dance and puppet acts. The program featured Das Glueckskind, Indian dances, Pinnocchio numbers, flamenco baton twirling, and a reading elephant with a cross knee pose. Puppet play puppets by Constance Dowling directed by Evelyn Forrest received high praise. The event closed with a puppet scene and a grand sign of International Week.

Jack Sheridan Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech Student Union Tommy Bacon Tech Kinderschule Alicia,Selby Mary Ellen Olson Darleen Parlette Drue Collier Gail Campbell Sammie McInney Devra Shubet Lucy Mason Dan Johnston Kinderschule Cherry Jones Carol Hastings Jan Grice Tylithia Hollaman

Two Oratorical Winners Named In Optimist Contest

Two winners were named to advance in the international oratorical competition. Johnny Clarke won the Downtown Optimist Club eliminations, and Gerry Trammel won the Southwest Optimist event at the Hickory Inn. Johnny Trout, Tommy Keyton, Tommy Caldwell, and John Purcel placed in the event, with zone competition set for April 6 and district regional and national meetings scheduled through June.

Downtown Johnny Clarke R.W. Matthews Clarke Fred Clarke Chaparral Rd Gerry Trammel Houston Trammel 23Rd St Hickory Inn Smylie Wilson Johnny Trout Tommy Keyton Downtown Optimist Tommy Caldwell John Purcell Monterey Reddy . Room Southwestern Public Service Dallas

Rites Set for Mrs. Mary Martin in Clovis

Services planned at 2 p.m. Thursday at C. V. Steed Memorial Chapel for Mrs. Mary Martin 92. Rev. C. C. Morgan to officiate. Burial in Mission Garden of Memories Cemetery. Survivors include seven sons Virgil Barney Vernon Abe Hereford Ray Frank Floyd and John L. two daughters Mrs. H. Mills and Mrs. Jim Smith. 26 grandchildren 40 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren. two brothers George Lonnie and Rome Rodgers. one sister Mrs. Jessie Chaffin. Pallbearers listed.

Clovis Mary Martin C. V Virgil Farwell Barney Vernon Abe Hereford Ray Roaring ‘Springs Frank Needles Calf Land Floyd John L Mills Lockney Jim Smith George Lonnie 1Rome Rodgers Clairmont Jessie Chaffin Odessa Berry T. Johnson Norman Johnson Billy Jack Johnson Don Ross Johnson Ned Myers Fred Myers

Funeral set for Mrs Rosa Smith in Spur First Baptist Church

Mrs Rosa Smith 55 died 11 30 am Tuesday in West Texas Hospital Lubbock. Services at 3 pm today at Spur First Baptist Church with burial in Spur Cemetery. Survivors include two sons two daughters seven grandchildren and two step grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Denmark immigration debate noted.

SPUR First Baptist Church Rosa Smith West Texas Hospital Lubbock Chester Sassman Bethel Baptist Church Donnie Miller Victor Baptist Church Spur Cemetery Campbell Funeral Home Herman E Fort Worth Robert R Post Jack N. Hogan Jim James Odessa Weldon Grant J. C. Skelton Snyder Ralph Skelton Dell Skelton Midland Raymond Skelton Alpine Alton Towery

North Fork Dam Study Moves Through Senate Panel

Texas Sen. Andy Rogers of Childress champions a bill to study the North Fork of the Red River and to task the Texas Water Commission and Red River Authority to recommend a dam site. If feasible, the water development fund could loan up to ten million dollars for construction. He frames the bill as protecting Texas water from unauthorized use by Oklahoma.

Austin North Fork Red River Senate Water Committee Andy Rogers Childress Texas Water Commission Water Development Fund Rogers Texas Oklahomia

Mrs Graham's Rites Today In Big Spring

Mrs James Graham 70 of 1812 Ave R died at 12:50 PM Tuesday in a Big Spring hospital after a lengthy illness. Services 3 PM today at Colgate Church of Christ with B C Stapleton of Idalou Church of Christ officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sanders Funeral Home. Survived by husband and sister Mrs L D Morgan.

James Graham Ave Big Spring Colgate Church of Christ B. C. Stapleton Idalou Church of Christ Paul Coffman Colpate Church City of Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Graham

Plane Crash Kills Three Democratic Figures in Texas

A private plane en route from Austin to the Rio Grande Valley crashed in broad daylight, killing three Democratic party members. Victims identified include attorney Jack Butler 38 of McAllen law partner of Sen. Jim Bates 41 Hidalgo County agent Cordell Edwards and Ray Guinn 37 from Edinburg the pilot.

Encino UPI Austin Rio Grande Valley Jack Butler McAllen Jim Bates Edinburg Hidalgo County Cordell Edwards

Cockrell Funeral Planned Here Today

Walter B. Crockrell 73 of 3108 2nd St died Monday in Big Spring veterans hospital. Funeral at 2 p m today at Arnett Benson Baptist Church with Rev Wendell Taylor officiating. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park under Rix Funeral Home direction. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Howard Martin of Dallas a brother Har Edgewood and a sister Mrs T Mullican of Dallas. pallbearers Audie Hindman Leroy Hindman James Bryant Charlie Patterson Roy Hail ey and Hall Kirby.

Walter BE. Crockrell 2Nd St Veterans Hospital Big Spring Arnett Benson Baptist Church Revo Wendell Taylor Resthaven Memorial Park Rix Funeral Home Cockrall Lubbock Bell Calif Mrs Howard Martin Dallas Har Ee Hdgewood T. Mullican Audie Hindman Leroy Hindman James Bryjant Charlie Patterson Roy Hailey Hall Kirby

Hungary to Increase Defense Spending by 140 Million

Hungary plans to spend 140 million dollars more on defense this year, Finance Minister Matyas Tímor told Parliament. He indicated overall military expenditure would rise, though exact totals were not disclosed.

Budapest Hungary Matyas Timor

Services Pending For Idalou Man

Services for Bailey Guess of Idalou who died Tuesday in Temple are pending at Rix Funeral Home. A farmer, Guess lived in the area 50 years, moving from Bell County, was a Baptist. Survivors include wife Bernice, two sons Frank Idalou and Bailey Jr Pecos, daughter Mrs Guy Bratcher Fort Worth, brothers Allen Baton Rouge and Brister Rogers, sister Mrs Jack Ashcraft Hugo Okla, and seven grandchildren.

Penny Thornall Carolyn Davis Carol Brashears Jan Cone Constance Dowling Evelyn Forrest Mary Helen Hatton Erin Schmidt James Avinger John Davis John McLaren Harold Harstvedt Lynn Sherrod John Knight, Jr John Haschke Betty Jane Smith Mary Dee Harris Ruth Francy J. E. Webb Roy Custer Fort Sumner N. M Theodor’ A Alexander Hedley Tex Man Club South Plains Webb Earth Dickens County G. D. Webb Adrian Melgin Webb Eithel Henry Okla J. H. Webb C. T. Webb Brownfield Sam Baxter Afton Brittain McDaniel Dickens Bailey Guess South Main Idalou Temple Rix Funeral Home Guess Bell County The Baptist Church Bernice Frank Bailey Jr Pecos Guy Bratcher Fort Worth Allen Baton Rouge Brister Rogers Jack Ashcraft Hugo

Texas man Tremont found beaten to death in field

In Bryan Texas M J Tremont a 70 year old money lender and construction firm owner was found dead in a field seven miles east of town. A cedar post lay across his neck and investigators noted another weapon caused the fatal injuries. Police pursued a suspect last seen fleeing Tremont’s car on Monday night.

Bryan M. J. Tremont Here Tremont

Three Civil Rights Senators Named to Senate Subcommittee

Senate Judiciary subcommittee gains three pro civil rights senators Kennedy Bayh and Fong joining Eastland to tip the balance in favor of Kennedy era civil rights measures. The move expands the panel from eight to nine members as vacancies from last fall are filled.

Washington James O. Eastland D-Miss Senate Judiciary Eastland Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Birth Bayh D-Ind Hiram L. Fong Hawaii Sam Jervin Jr Kennedy Roman L. Hruska Neb Alexander Wiley Wis John A. Carroll D-Cole

Galloping Ghost Dogs Pooch To Vet's And Back

In Beckenham England Albert Betts reports his dog Cindy returned from an animal sanatorium in Ilford with a phantom coachman and four horses. The ghost, seen by Betts and neighbor Reg Filmer, strutted through the upper room and crashed through a greenhouse damaging chrysanthemums.

Beckenham England Albert Betts Betts Albert Cindy Joey Ilford Reg Filmer Reg

Boeing Wins Air Force Contract for Dyna-Soar Glider

Boeing Co. receives a 358 million contract from the Air Force to design manufacture and test the Dyna-Soar manned space glider including air drop tests from a B 52 and orbital flights from Cape Canaveral. The award covers the glider phase through completion late this decade and may face earlier review by Defense Secretary McNamara.

Seattle Wash Boeing Co Air Force Washington Warren G. Magnuson Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Boeing Senators Edwards Air Force Base Calif Cape Canaveral Fla Titan Martin-Marietta Corp Martin Magnuson Jackson Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara National Space Agency NASA Manned Space Center Houston

Wall Ordered After All New Prison Near Marion

Marion Ill AP a newly two years federal prison in southern Illinois will be ready for a first group of about 50 inmates. Officials say the wall around three sides has been ordered to boost security, with the facility 98 percent finished aside from the wall and interior furnishings.

Marion, Ill Illinois James V. Bennett Marion Penitentiary Alcatraz Rock San Francisco Bay Bureau of Prisons Crab ‘Orchard National Wildlife Refuge Marion

Doctor claims hypo removes age wrinkles in facial therapy

New Orleans reports Dr. Harvey D. Kagan a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon announces tests on a hypodermic injected silicone fatty acid solution to fill facial depressions. He says it may erase age and disease related wrinkles and is under FDA evaluation.

New Orleans API Harvey D. Kagan Beverly Hills Kagan American Otorhinologic Society For Plastic Surgery, Inc U.S. Food and Drug Administration Rin Sakurai Japan

Man Swallows Toothbrush After Dislodging Fishbone

Philip Richardson of Luton England pulled a fishbone from his throat with a toothbrush but swallowed the brush in the attempt. After three weeks of home remedies he sought a doctor on Monday. An x-ray showed possible need for surgery though he remains able to work. He calls the episode foolish yet hopes to avoid medical care.

Luton England UPI Philip Richardson Richardson

Ginners To Hear Poage At Texas Cotton Meeting

U S Rep Bob Poage of Waco will speak April 1 at the Texas Cotton Ginners Association three day meeting in Dallas starting March 31. More than 6 000 ginners are expected to attend as $2 million worth of gin machinery and equipment will be shown. Also speaking is Joe Moss of the Agriculture Department who oversees cotton policy.

Dallas UPI U. S Bob Poage Waco Texas Cotton Ginners Association Wilmer Smith High Plains Poage Joe Moss U. S. Department of Agriculture The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

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Pioneer Area W. D. Arnett Arthur Pearce 46Th Street Lubbock, Texas F.D.I.C E. L. Smith Amarillo UT Hou Colorado Springs Denver 34Th St Jesus Matt Mrs, Eva Ford Tech Programisch Ein Gut Mrs. Martin Mrs. Rosa Smith Denmark Cockrell Idalou Man Ghana Flushing Netherlands Royal Scheldt Co Black Star Line Saigon South Viet Nam John XXIII USAF Resthaven Memorial Wall Ginners U.S Rep. Poage Draughan Casigas Texas Ave Wah Freddy Poteet Sherwood Western National Life SUE Ae A
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