Taylor Services Planned Tuesday for J. Macon Taylor
Taylor 62 a retired fireman at Reese Air Force Base will lie in state at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home chapel. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park with Rev. W. R. Dale officiating. He died Friday in New Iberia La after a heart attack. Survivors include wife three sons seven daughters four brothers two sisters twenty three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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J. Macon
Taylor
Reese Air Force Base
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Resthaven Memorial Park
W. R. Dale
The
Primitive Baptist Church
New Iberia
Donald Thorne
Nobel Taylor
Louisiana
Johnny Taylor
U.S. Navy
Aylene Taylor
Roswell
Lelia Estes
Ave. R
Lubbock
Betty Bailey
25Th St
Reasoner Rites Slated Tuesday in Ada Oklahoma
Russell Lee Reasoner 57, a division gauger for Service Pipeline Co., died Saturday at his Denver City home. A Missouri native, he lived in Levelland and Brownfield before moving to Denver City in 1952 and had worked for the firm since 1933. Services set for 10:30 am Tuesday at Smith Funeral Home chapel. Survivors include his wife, a son Jay E., Denver, Cole. a brother Earl of Cheyenne Wyoming. a sister Evelyn Wilson of Marlow Oklahoma. and two grandchildren.
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Denver City
Russell Lee
Whitey) Reasoner
Ada
Okla
Reasoner
Service Pipeline Co
Missouri
Levelland
Brownfield
Smith Funeral Home Chapel
Jay E
Denver
Cole
Earl
Cheyenne
Wyo
Evelyn Wilson
Marlow
Services Tuesday For G W Martin
A. W. Martin a six year old Lubbock resident who died in a Houston hospital will receive services Tuesday at 10 am in Asbury Methodist Church. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park with Sanders Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survivors include his wife five sons five daughters four brothers three sisters 22 grandchildren and his mother Mrs Mary Martin of Shamrock.
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Asbury Methodist
G. W. Martin
Lubbock
Houston
Martin
10Th St
Brownfield
David Donaldson
Calvary Evangelical Methodist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
Mary
Shamrock
God Revealed in Jesus, Child Recites Faith
In a Sunday School moment young Mike cannot name God but explains Jesus is understandable to him. The preacher responds that God planned it that way. The passage reflects a simple, childlike grasp of divine nature. Surmised author Julien C. Hyer.
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Jesus
Mike
Lubbock Woman Dies Rites Set
Mrs. Rowena Cheairs 713 E Tulane a Lubbock resident since 1961 died at 11 a m Sunday at St Marys Hospital She had been ill several years Services will be at 9 a m Wednesday at Franklin Bartley Funeral Chapel Garrie Atkisson will officiate Burial will be in Ackerly Cemetery Survivors include husband four sons Kenneth Suisun City James Don Richard and Jeffrey Keith all of Lubbock six daughters Patsy Jo Ann Eggerman New Carlisle Ohio Juanita Sue Hammons West Point Miss Peggy Joy Karolynn Jonese Kathy Jane Linda Lee parents Mr and Mrs James H Myles Sr three sisters Jewel Carter and Johnny Lee Andra Santa Anna Calif Helen Breeding Grand Junction Colo a brother James Henry Myles Jr Spur six grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Cheairs
E. Tulane
Lubbock
St. Mary's Hospital
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Chapel
Garrie Atkisson
Northside Church of Christ
Ackerly Cemetery
Kenneth
Suisun City
Calif
James
Ft. Gordon
Don Richard
Jeffrey Keith
Patsy Jo Ann Eggerman
New Carlisle
Ohio
Juanita Sue Hammons
West Point
Peggy Joy
Karolynn Jonese
Kathy Jane
Linda Lee
James H. Myles
Hearst Editor Writes Own Obituary Dies
Boston editor Winfield S. Brooks known as Win Brooks dies at 61 after a cancer battle. He wrote his own obituary in three brief paragraphs noting his death while staff expanded the notice to 40 inches of type. Brooks served as executive editor of the Boston Hearst papers and the Sunday Advertiser.
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Boston
Winfield S. Brooks
Hearst
Brooks
Win Brooks
Record American
Sunday Advertiser
Eddie Williams Services Pending
Eddie Williams died at 7 a m after an apparent heart attack and was pronounced dead on arrival at St Marys Hospital Services are pending at Franklin Bartley Funeral Home He lived in Anton ten years then moved here in 1942 He was a retired machinist and a member of Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church Survivors include his wife two sons Danny E of Houston and Aubrey Lee of Hebronville two daughters Mrs C H Donathan and Mrs Buryl Nichols Fort Worth eight sisters Mrs A N Edmonson Dermott Mrs H C Greenfield Snyder Mrs C F Spencer Wendell Idaho and Mrs R R Merical Grants Pass Ore eight grandchildren and a great grandchild
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Eddie Williams
FE. Bates
St. Mary's Hospital
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Williams
Anton
Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church
Danny E
Houston
Aubrey Lee
Hebronville
C. H. Donathan
Buryl Nichols
Fort Worth
A. N. Edmonson
Dermott
H. C. Greenfield
Snyder
C. EF. Spencer
Wendell
Idaho
R R. Merical
Grants Pass
Ore
Rites Set Today for Mrs. Tipton in Coolidge Church
Services for 88 year old Mrs. D B Tipton will be held at First Baptist Church Coolidge with burial in Coolidge Cemetery. She died Saturday in a local hospital after living with her daughter Mrs Gordon Hammond in Levelland. Survivors include three other daughters Mrs Myrtle Simonton Levelland Mrs Claude Christopherson Mount Calm and Mrs Raymond McClurkan Fort Worth. George Price Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Levelland
D. B. Tipton
First Baptist Church
Coolidge
Tipton
Gordon Hammond
Mount Enterprise
Myrtle Simonton
Claude Christopherson
Mount Calm
Raymond McClurkan
Fort Worth
George Price
Services for Valentin V. Pineda Held Today
Services for Valentin V. Pineda, longtime Lubbock resident, were set for 10 a.m. today at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church. Burial followed at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Henderson-Wilson Funeral Directors. Pineda died after an extended illness in Galveston. He leaves son Manuel of Albuquerque, daughters Mabel Rubio and Nora Alegria, brothers Alex Domingo and Dario of Odessa, sisters Margaret Carrillo of Odessa and Juana Alvarado of Monahans, and 15 grandchildren.
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Valentin V. Pineda
Ave. E
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
City of Lubbock
Henderson-Wilson Funeral
Pineda
Lubbock
Galveston
Manuel
Albuquerque
Mabel Rubio
Ave. M
Nora Alegria
Ave. K
Alex
Domingo
Dario
Odessa
Margaret Carrillo
Juana Alvarado
Monahans
Clarence H. Cole Dies In Hockley
Clarence Hubert Sandy Cole 62 longtime Levelland resident died Sunday. Services 2:30 p.m. today First Christian Church Levelland with Rev. Robert Hooks. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock under George Price Funeral Home. Survivors include wife two daughters Nancy and Gaylan both of Lubbock four brothers and two sisters. pallbearers named.
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Levelland
Clarence Hubert
Sandy) Cole
First Christian Church
Robert Hooks
Resthaven Memorial Park
Lubbock
George Price
Nancy Cole
Gaylan Cole
J. P. Cole
Stamford
Cecil Cole
Goodland
Ben Cole
Albany
Louis Cole
Hoyt Ford
Bloomfield
N.M
Harold Combs
Albuquerque
Melvin Waggoner
Elmer Barton
A. J. Fowler
Raymond Abel
Mike Ledesma
Bert Eads
Widely Known Elks Leader Charles Bowie Dies in Texas
Charles C. Bowie, 65, a nationally known Elks Lodge member and South Texas attorney, died Saturday night in San Benito. He had been a candidate for national head of the Elks Lodge and was serving his fourth year on the grand lodge judiciary committee. Bowie also served as past president of the Texas State Elks Association.
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San Benito, Tex
Charles C. Bowie
The
Elks Lodge
South Texas
San Benito
Bowie
San Francisco
National Grand Lodge
Judiciary Committee
Texas State Elks Association
Abernathy Man Injured in highway 84 Smashup
W. T. Embry, 43, of Route 1 Abernathy, was injured shortly after midnight Saturday in a traffic collision on U S Highway 84, one mile south of Southland in Garza County. He was taken to Methodist Hospital. condition listed as satisfactory. The crash involved a car driven by Boyce Wheatley, 101 East Church Street.
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W. T. Embry
Rt. 1
Abernathy
U.S. Hwy
Southland
Garza
County
Embry
Methodist Hospital
Boyce Wheatley
E.arth St
U.S
Rites Set for Mrs. Minnie Ola Porter in Lamesa
Services will be held at 4 p.m. today at First Baptist Church for Minnie Ola Porter 77 a Dawson County resident since 1922. Burial in Lamesa Cemetery directed by Higginbotham Funeral Home. Survived by four sons two daughters two sisters two brothers and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Lamesa
First Baptist Church
Minnie Ola Porter
Dawson County
Porter
Milo Arbuckle
Lamesa Cemetery
Higginbotham Funeral Home
W. H
Denver City
J. C
Seminole
R. B
Reeder Sheriff Dies After Heart Attack in Gail
Sid Reeder 57 year old Borden County sheriff dies after apparent heart attack. Lifelong Gail resident served as sheriff 27 years. Burial in Gail Cemetery with Higginbotham Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers named from Gail community. service held in Gail.
Retired Farmer Dies In Lamesa
Samuel Irvin Sturdivant 72, retired farmer, died Sunday at a local hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Higginbotham Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Clifton Igo officiating. Burial at Lamesa Memorial Park. Survived by wife, son George Sturdivant, daughter Mrs. Jimmie Winborn, four sisters, one brother, two grandchildren, two great grandchildren.
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Lamesa
Samuel Irvin Sturdivant
Higginbotham Funeral Home
Clifton Igo
Second Baptist Church
Lamesa Memorial Park
George Sturdivant
Jimmie Winborn
Mantle Hardin
Mrs. Lambert Dies In Sagerton
Mrs. G. A. Lambert age 81 longtime Sagerton resident died at 3 30 a m Sunday in Stamford Memorial Hospital after three weeks illness She was born near Austin moved to Sagerton in 1906 and helped found the local Methodist Church Funeral services set for 3 p m at Lagerton Methodist Church with Rev Vernon Mayfield officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery Kinney Funeral Home directing Survivors include husband a son R T Lambert Idalou a daughter Mrs Haskell Sandefur Eileen six grandchildren and six great grandchildren Pallbearers are Barney Ross Dick Gibson Reece Clarke Whit Clarke Roy Wienke and Fred Kupatt
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Stamford
G. A. Lambert
Sagerton
Stamford Memorial Hospital
R. T. Lambert
Idalou
Haskell Sandefur
Eileen
Barney Ross
Dick Gibson
Reece Clarke
Whit Clarke
Roy Wienke
Fred Kupatt
Longtime Hale Resident Dies
A 91 year old Plainview man S L Eason died at 8 30 a m Sunday in a hospital. He moved to the area in 1944 and was a Mason ic Lodge IOOF member and Methodist Church attender. Funeral arrangements were pending at Rix Funeral Home Lubbock. Surviving are his wife two daughters three sons 33 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Plainview
S. L. Eason
Eason
Masonic Lodge
IOOF
Methodist Church
Rix Funeral Home
Lubbock
Ira Mae Fuller
Gladys Qo’. Neill
Auburn
Obituary notices and local incidents from Lubbock region
Notices report funerals for Gus Barsh and Robert Shuman, plus services for Mrs. Williams Parish Huntington and others in Texas towns. Also coverage of a Clovis youth burial, Sigma Nu car wash proceeds for charity, county commissioner meeting, Legion post activities, and senior day events. Police report injuries to Nick Gomez and two fire damages at residences on Fordham and Erskine streets.
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Lubbock
Connie Barron
Fordham St
Edward Pittman
E. Erskine St
Five Mishap Victims Remain In Hospital
Five persons injured Saturday in a car fire truck collision and a fire headed by firemen remained hospitalized Sunday night. Otis Nelson aged 39 was in poor condition at Tahoka Hospital after a gas explosion at his home. Firemen Bill Craig and Pat Chamblee both in satisfactory condition at Tahoka Hospital. Albert Curry driver of the fire truck listed in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. Domingo Ramirez driver of the car also listed in satisfactory condition at Tahoka Hospital.
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Tahoka
Otis Nelson
Tahoka Hospital
Bill Craig
Pat Chamblee
Tohoka Hospital
Albert Curry
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Domingo Ramirez
Three Men Injured In Fight At El Casino Club
Three Latin American men were injured in an affray near Slaton Highway at the El Casino Club. Phillip Ponziano, 18, and an 20 year old man identified as Ponziano, both of Rt. 2 Abernathy, and Harry Barron, 21, of 107 S. Ave., were taken to Methodist Hospital for emergency treatment and released.
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el Casino Club
Slaton Hwy
Methodist Hospital
Phillip Ponziano
Guadalupe Range
Referendum on Wheat Plan Divides Growers by Size and State
Washington AP report outlines a nationwide referendum set for May 21 on a new wheat control plan. Big commercial growers, mainly in central plains states, back it, while small growers in the South and East oppose. The outcome hinges on eligible voters counted by May 13 and the two thirds voting threshold.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Morehhan
Kennedy
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
South
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
The
Farm Bureau
Carolinas
Georgia
Arkansas
Soviet Shadow Follows Kennedy Jet to West Berlin
President Kennedy’s Boeing 707 en route to West Berlin with Pierre Salinger was shadowed for about ten minutes by a Soviet fighter over East Germany. The jet kept roughly five miles distance while no interception occurred.
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Berlin
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
West Berlin
East Germany
U.S. Air Force
Salinger
White House
State Department
West Germany
New Hampshire Episcopal Bishop Attacks Sweepstakes Law
The Rt. Rev. Charles F. Hall denounces the state’s new sweepstakes law at the 161st annual convention. He calls it a miserable intruder on state and national interests and urges citizens to rebuke and discard it.
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Claremont
N.H
New Hampshire
Charles F. Hall
Episcopal Diocese of
Mrs Martha Hill Sees 30 Pound Loss With Barcentrate
Letter from Martha Hill of 1500 Hunter Drive El Paso Texas claims a 30 pound loss after using Barcentrate. She says friends noticed weight loss and many tried the product with favorable results. She describes Barcentrate as a tonic that boosts energy and prevents tiredness. The ad notes Barcentrate is sold at Texas drug counters with a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
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Martha Hill
Hunter Drive
Paso
Texas
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Taylor Services
John
Small Mike
Tell
God
Julien C. Hyer
Clarence H. Cole
Hockley
Resthaven Memorial Park and Mausoleum
Levelland Highway
Reeder
Sid Reeder
Borden County
Gail
W. T. Hamilton
Lamesa Church of Christ
Gail Cemetery
Bob Beal
Borden Gray
Bun Smith
T. L. Griffin III
Vincent
Ralph Nason
Plains
Norville Redwine
Lynn County
Brent Murphy
Ira
Roland Hamilton
Hale
Gus Barsh
A. G. Barsh
21St St
Gatesville
Scott Funeral Home
Robert Shuman
R. L. Shuman
French Fitzgerald Funeral Home
Shuman
Southwestern Public Service Co
W. H. Williams
Rt. 2
Tohoka
First Baptist Baptist Church
O'Donnell
Garland Bailey
Jack
Lorenzo Church of Christ
Ralls
Ethel Mae] Huntington
First Presbyterian Church
Elmwood Memorial Park
Abilene
Jimmy McDaris
Clovis
Clovis Missionary Baptist Church
Lawn Haven Memorial Park
Floyd Tapp
32Nd St
Trinity Baptist Church
Buriaal
Sigma Nu
Mobil
Main St
College Ave
American Cancer Society
Lubbock County
Allen Bros. American Legion
Legion Hall
Ave. Q
Monterey High School
K. N. Clapps Park
South Plains Coin Club
Municipal Garden and Arts Center
42Nd St
Nick Gomez
Uvalde St
Reno Club
Buffalo Lakes
Mitten
Funeral Insurance
CO Old Line Legal Reserve
JFK
Pierre
Red
Episcopal
Norman Rockwell
Fan
Collier's South Plains Monument Co
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