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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1971

Page

3

Minister deposed after visions prompt Laredo church upheaval

A Texas pastor Schaefer was ousted by a jury of churchmen for immorality and disobedience after claiming visions given by Judy. He described reforms including small groups and healing, while Judy’s prophetic role and their spiritual bond led to his removal and their plan to travel as guided by the Holy Spirit.

Immor Wil Judy Laredo Schaefer Hell Early Methodist Church Organized Church California

Dedication of Marker at J. A. Baker Store in Lockney

A Texas historical marker will be dedicated today at the J. A. Baker Store in Lockney at 4 30 p m John B Stapleton of Floydada will host the ceremony Elder Earl Cantwell will give the invocation Dr Kline A Nall of Texas Tech University will be the dedicatory speaker The Floyd County Historical Survey Committee sponsors the marker James H Ward chairs the committee The Baker Store opened in 1894 and remains operated by descendants of founder James Artemas Baker who also helped create the town Baker served as postmaster 1893 1901 and the store served as a banking source in early days The Baker family has run the business for 77 years making it one of the Plains Panhandle’s oldest mercantile establishments under single family ownership.

Avalanche Journal Lockney Texas J. A. Baker South Plains John B. Stapleton Floydada Earl Cantwell Kline A. Nall Texas Tech University Floyd County Historical Survey Committee Baker

Garrison Wins Calf Roping at Gaines County Rodeo

Dallas Cowboy star Walt Garrison appeared as guest star at the ith annual Gaines County Rodeo in Seagraves and won the calf roping event with a 16.9 second time, edging Tom Bower of

Local Briefs From Lubbock Area Include Accidents awards and rodeo events

Mary Lou Van Woot 14 suffered minor injuries in a one car mishap southwest of Ulysses Kansas and was treated and released. William A Hensley 51 was found dead in a Lubbock rooming house with services pending. A house fire at 3208 Cornell St caused minor damage from an electrical short. Joe Parker and John Neal received Outstanding Leadership awards from Texas Tech. About 2 200 fans attended opening night of a rodeo with 12 area clubs parading into Seagraves arena. Rodeo queen Janis Hollifield named. Rodeo performances set for tonight and Saturday.

Mary Lou van Woot Ulysses Kan Brownfield Highway St. Mary of the Plains Hospital William A. Hensley Sanders Funeral Home Hensley Lubbock Cornell St E. B. Wages Joe Parker Joe Parker Sr 14Th St John Neal 33Rd St Department of Agricultural Economics Texas Tech Parker Red Bird Riding Club Andrews County Sheriff's Posse Howard County Seagraves Marie Voss Snyder Susan Wilson Seminole Kay Proctor Odessa Gwen Jones Hobbs Coretta Barrington Janis Hollifield Seagraves High School

West Texas events and notices span libraries sales and school efforts

Stetor County Library in Odessa hosts a workshop with a lunch counter available. Lamesa Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division sponsors a senior citizens bazaar at Lamesa Senior Citizens Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday with public viewing at 9 and sales at 1 p.m. Exhibitors must be 60 or over and entries handmade. Ruth H. Florence, daughter of Mrs Elizabeth H Florence, is among 46 Northwest Texas Hospital School of Nursing graduates to receive diplomas May 21 in Amarillo. Burglary of a motor vehicle charges filed against Luis Garcia Jr., 18, after a break-in to Steve Garza’s car. 363 ecology-minded students at Wilson Junior High in Lubbock participate in Ride Your Bicycle Day. Mrs Loyd Lanotte, 54, underwent surgery.

Lamesa Chamber of Commerce Lamesa Senior Citizens Center Ruth H. Florence Elizabeth H. Florence 16Th. St Northwest Texas Hospital School of Nursing First Presbyterian Church Amarillo Wilson Junior High School Lubbock

Slatonites Receive Tech ROTC Scholarships

Slaton High School seniors Mario Avila and Norman L. Piwonka were awarded ROTC scholarships by Col. William L. Hodge at Texas Tech. Avila won the Gerald Brown Memorial Scholarship, while Piwonka received a four year Army ROTC Scholarship in memory of Capt. Gerald Brown, a Vietnam casualty and former Tech cadet.

Slaton William L. Hodge Texas Tech University Texas Tech Army Vietnam Capt. Brown Tyrian Rifles Regular Army

Patents to be stored on magnetic tape by 1980

William E. Schuyler Jr. US commissioner of patents predicts nearly a million patents will be stored on magnetic tape in machine readable form by 1980.

Arlington William E. Schuyler Jr Commissioner of Patents

Mrs Cornett Rites Held In Lovington

Mrs. Cornett 75 died at Lovington Lea General Hospital after a long illness. Services set for 2 p m in Smith Rogers Funeral Home chapel with Rev Aaron White and Rev Robert Buck officiating. Burial at 5 p m in Woodbine Cemetery Artesia. Survived by daughter Mrs Bette Taylor and son Robert of Dallas. brother L J C McKinney of Hobbs. four grandchildren.

Lovington Canilola M. Cornett Lovington-Lea General Hospital Smith-Rogers Cornett Artesia Bette Taylor Robert Dallas L. J C. McKinney Hobbs

Rites set for Mrs Iva Lewis Saturday in Levelland

Funeral services for Mrs Iva Ruth Lewis 43 proceed at 10 30 a m Saturday at the Austin Street Church of Christ with Rev Bob Reynolds and Rev Ronnie Parker officiating Burial will follow in Levelland City Cemetery under George C Price Funeral Home direction Mrs Lewis died Wednesday at St Mary of the Plains Hospital Lubbock A native of San Antonio she lived in Levelland since 1946 Survivors include her husband Earl three sons Gerald of Lubbock Larry and Chris of Levelland her mother Mrs Pearl Donahoe of Houston a brother Malcom Collier of Finksore Md a sister Eloise Gore of Houston and two grandchildren Pallbearers listed.

Levelland Iva Ruth Lewis Austin Street Church of Christ Bob Reynolds Cactus Drive Church of Christ Ronnie Parker Church of Christ Dimmit Levelland Cemetery George C. Price Eloise Gore Houston Wayne Durrett Terry Durrett Ronnie Durrett Wendell Durrett Richard Durrett Steve Lewis Bobby Lewis Don Rhodes Claude Sanders

Swarbrick Rites Pending for E P Swarbrick in Plainview

Edward Peter Swarbrick 83 of Edmonson died Thursday in a Plainview nursing home. Funeral arrangements by Lemons Funeral Home will send his body to Idaho Falls Idaho for services. He immigrated from Garstang England in 1907 and was a naturalized citizen. He was a retired farmer and stockman and a Catholic and member of the Knights of Columbus and Woodmen of the World. Survivors include five daughters two sons a brother and a sister along with 13 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Plainview Edward Peter Swarbrick Edmonson Swarbrick Lemons Funeral Home Idaho Falls Idaho Garstang England Iowa U.S

Squirrel Diet Spans Nuts to Bark and Fungi in London

Gray squirrels in London have a varied diet beyond nuts and acorns, consuming bark, berries, wild honey, larch and pine seeds, pine cones, fungi, and tree buds. This expands understanding of their foraging habits.

London Gray

Mrs Gonzalez Rites Planned in Petersburg

Services for Maria Gonzalez 63 of Petersburg will be at 3 p.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with burial in Petersburg Cemetery. She died about 4 a.m. Thursday at St Mary of the Plains Hospital after moving to Petersburg from Mexico in 1963. Survivors include son Antonio of Eagle Pass and daughter Mrs Lupe Diaz of Petersburg, plus 14 grandchildren.

Petersburg Maria Gonzalez Sacred Heart Catholic Church Sanders Funeral Home Lubbock Gonzalez of the Plains Hospital Mexico Antonio Eagle Pass Lupe Diaz

Quake toll climbs in Burdur Turkey after disaster

In Burdur province 57 dead are confirmed with unofficial counts rising toward 65 as army and Red Crescent teams search rubble. About 85 percent of buildings are damaged leaving 30 000 residents in tents. 200 injured 80 critical. Officials say relief operations reach 54 villages and state hospital is wrecked. Premier Erim and ministers oversee relief efforts.

Burdur Turkey UPI Turkish Red Crescent Society Army Red Crescent Vince Burda Nihat Erim Sadi Kocas Turkhan Aykol

Rites arranged for Zola Seal in Hobbs funeral services

Mrs. Zola Mae Seal 56 of Hobbs died early Thursday at Lea General Hospital. A prayer service is set for 8 p.m. at Griffin Funeral Home Chapel with a funeral mass at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Helena's Catholic Church. Burial follows in Prairie Haven Cemetery. Survivors include son Darrell Seal, three daughters, mother Ruth Ingle, five brothers, two sisters, and 13 grandchildren.

Hobbs Zola Mae Seal Lea General Hospital David Wright Marvin Cox Price Turner Paris Ruth Ingle Duncan Okla A. S. Ingle Edmond E. A. Ingle Ardmore E. M. Ingle A. B. Ingle Midwest City Jack Ingle

Miss Northcutt Dies In Snyder

Snyder special report on Katherine Northcutt age 69 longtime Snyder High School teacher who died after brief illness at Cogdell Memorial Hospital. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Rev Raymond Hall officiating burial in Snyder Cemetery. She is survived by her mother and sister.

Relaxation and living in harmony of spirit mind and body

Poetic meditation by Julien C. Hyer urges readers to relax to reduce daily tensions. It emphasizes freeing the mind from worried thoughts and loosening tense emotions to prolong life and gain control of spirit, body, mind, and soul.

Mrs Emberson Services Held in Calvary Temple

Mrs Mary Emberson of Rt 2 Lubbock died after a lengthy illness at University Hospital. Her funeral was set for 4 pm today at Calvary Temple with Rev Coy Edwards officiating. Burial followed at City of Lubbock Cemetery. She was 62 and resided near Lubbock since 1970, arriving from Wichita Falls. Survivors include sister Mrs Ethel Pickens of Waco and brothers Lewis Hobbs of Oros California and George W Jobs of Rt 2 Lubbock.

Mary Emberson Rt. 2 Lubbock Calvary Temple Coy Edwards City of Lubbock Rix Funeral Emberson University Hospital Wichita Falls Ethel Pickens

Roy Collins, 76, Dies in Slaton

Roy Collins died at Mercy Hospital after an apparent heart attack. He was reported dead on arrival. services are pending in Slaton.

Roy Collins Slaton

Kolodziejczyk Rites Planned in Slaton

Dennis S. Kolodziejczyk 85 of Wilson died Wednesday night at Mercy Hospital in Slaton after a two week stay. He was born in Dewitt County and lived in Lynn County forty years. He was a retired farmer. Rosary at St. Josephs Slaton tonight at 8. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at St. Josephs. Burial Englewood Cemetery by England Funeral Home. Survived by wife Agatha and three sons a daughter three brothers four sisters 11 grandchildren seven great grandchildren.

Slaton Dennis S. Kolodziejczyk Wilson Mercy Hospital Dewitt County Lynn County St. Joseph's Catholic Church St. Joseph's Englewood Cemetery England Funeral Home Agatha Emerick Abilene Joe Earnest S. H. Verkamp Frank Alois Yorktown Tillie Spanish San Antonio Mary Kolodziejczyk Josie Kolodziejczyk Cecilia Kolodziejczyk

Slaton Resident Mace Funeral Planned

A Slaton resident who lived there for 14 years and belonged to the First Baptist Church will be buried with services arranged by England's Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Ruby of Slaton.

Mace Slaton First Baytist Church Ruby England

Mexican Sculptor Juan Olaguibel Rosenzweig Dies at 75

Mexican sculptor Juan Fernando Olaguibel Rosenzweig, 75, died Wednesday in Mexico City from a heart ailment. Renowned for Diana the Huntress at a major traffic circle, he faced controversy over the statue's bikini during puritanical eras. services were held Thursday.

Mexico City Juan Fernando Olaguibel Rosenzweig Mexico Diana the Huntress Diana Olaguibel

Mrs. Bailey Dies in Plainview Funeral Planned

Mrs. Hubert Bailey 56 died Tuesday after an illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Carver Street Church of Christ with R L Clark Lubbock officiating. Burial in Plainview Cemetery under Wood-Dunning Funeral Home direction. Native of Burleson County she moved to Plainview in 1943 from Lamesa. Survivors include husband, a Dallas daughter Mrs Edward Johnson, two sisters, two brothers, and a grandchild.

Plainview Hubert Bailey Carver Street Church of Christ Wood-Dunning Funeral Home Burleson County Bailey Lamesa Edward Johnson Dallas

Rites Saturday For Mrs Terry Slaton Tex

Mrs W T Terry 93 died Thursday in Slaton Nursing Home Services set for 2 p m Saturday at First Baptist Chapel Rev John Cartrite to officiate Burial at Englewood Cemetery England Funeral Home Slaton Survivors include two sons Olen Lubbock and Clifford Midland four daughters Mrs Hoyt Medor Mrs Essie Nix Mrs Byrdie Ridgway all of Slaton and Mrs Forrest Mt Vernon plus two others in Slaton

Slaton W. T. Terry First Baptist John Cartrite Englewood England Funeral Home Terry Delta County Olen Lubbock Clifford Midland Hoyt Medor Essie Nix Byrdie. Ridgway Forrest Mt. Vernon

Hobbs High School Discord Leads to 13 Arrests

Hobbs police arrested 13 people at Hobbs High School after a noon incident where 100 plus students hurled bottles and swung limbs in a campus rampage tied to last week's cheerleader elections. Adults Laura Patton and Dessie Dean were jailed in Lovington. Dean remained in custody and Patton posted a $300 bond. Juveniles faced disorderly conduct charges. no serious injuries were reported.

Hobbs Hobbs High School Bill Wigginton Lovington Laura Patton Dessie Dean Dean Patton

Three Shows Open Lockney Rodeo With Parade

A Lockney parade kickoff opened the Floyd County Fair rodeo weekend with floats antique cars bicycles and cowboys. Winners included Il Penseroso Junior Study Club in civic float division and Lockney High and Junior High cheerleaders in first and second places.

Lockney Main Street Floyd County Fair Grounds Il Penseroso Junior Study Club Civic Club Lockney High School Lockney Junior High School L. B. Brandes Jalopy R. H. Ford Aged Auto J. L. Withrow

Rites Saturday For Mrs Noble In Ralls

Services for Gerda Leni Noble 45 of Albuquerque will be held Saturday at 3 p.m. at First United Methodist Church with Rev H B Coggins. Noble died Sunday at Sandia Base hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Germany and married Wade Noble of Ralls 17 years ago. she leaves two daughters Leni Ruth and Rose Marie, both of Albuquerque.

Cone Carter Funeral Home

Lillie King 17 Dies in Lubbock After Brief Illness

Lillie Pearl King, 17, died Monday in University Hospital Lubbock after a brief illness. Rites were held at Ivory Street Church of Christ with minister George H. Coleman officiating. Burial followed in a local cemetery under Sedberry Funeral Home of Lubbock. Survivors include her mother Mrs. Nell King of Slaton.

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