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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1966

Page

3

Guard Reserve Merger Plan Hit

The Senate preparedness subcommittee urged that the proposed merger of the Army Reserve and Army National Guard be scrapped as unwise amid tensions and hostilities. It criticized 750 Reserve unit deactivations and called for Reserve training divisions to be activated for training.

Army Pentagon McNamara Secretary of the Army National Guard Subcommittee Congress Defense Army Reserves Johnson Conervess Army National Guard Armed Services Committee Army Reserve

Businessman recalls Lubbock's growth and Longhorn Drive plans

Cullum, a former Borger and Fort Worth dealer now living in Houston, reflects on Lubbock’s rapid growth, Texas Tech’s arrival, and early business deals. He outlines his career across Borger, Washington, and Fort Worth, and discusses the upcoming Texas Longhorn Trail Drive from San Antonio to Dodge City with about 100 Longhorns.

Ave. IX Cullum Ellwood Lubbock Courthouse Square Tech Texas Texas Tech Joe Dick Slaughter Slaughter George Benson Studebaker Borger Oil Boon Duke Cullum Dan Moody Texas Rangers Texas National Guard Lincolnsing Borger Fort Worth Washington WWDC Houston Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Jr Franklin George Mahon Walter Butler Chisholm Trail Kansas J. Frank Dobie Houston Area San Antonio LBJ Abilene Dean iCullum Texas Longhorn Breeders Association Charles Schreiner Kerrville Dodge City

Amarillo Builder C. S. Lambie Dies at 86

C S Lambie a prominent Amarillo contractor died at his home at 86. He led Lambie Construction Co until 1960 and built projects in Amarillo and across Texas and New Mexico including Fort Worth Beaumont and Roswell. He supported the Little Theater and Amarillo Symphony Orchestra. a daughter survives.

Amarillo C. S. Lambie Lambie Construction Co Lambie Fort Worth Beaumont Longview Hereford Monahans Tucumcari Roswell N.M Little Theater

Services Pending For Mrs Harvey

Mrs Emma Ann Harvey 86 died 5 p m Saturday at Seminole Hospital after a lengthy illness. A Missouri native she moved to Seagraves from Causey New Mexico in 1954 and had lived in Terry County. She was a Church of Christ member and is survived by seven sons E C Seagraves Glen Melrose Clifford Morton Lewis Ed Canyon Ralph Dora New Mexico Mouse New Mexico. three daughters Edith McGee Pearl McGee Lorene Corly of Clovis California. 14 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.

Seagraves Webb Funeral Home Emma Ann Harvey Seminole Hospital Missouri Harvey Causey N. M Terry County Church of Christ E.C Glen Melrose N.M Clifford Morton Lewis Canyon Ralph Dora Lloyd Mouse Edith McGee Pearl McGee Salinas Calif Lorene Corly Clovis

Funeral services set for Frank Bryant in Andrews

Frank Bryant fifty seventy, of Andrews, died Saturday at Permian General Hospital after a heart attack. He was a retired civil service worker and Church of Christ member who came to Andrews from San Diego County, California. Heath Mortuary of National City will handle entombment at Glen Abbey Mausoleum in Chula Vista after services at Ton. Survivors include his wife Eula, three sons Jack Bob and John in Viet Nam, and daughter Mrs Ned Norfleet of Pomona California.

Andrews Singleton Funeral Frank Bryant Permian General Hospital Church of Christ San Diego County Calif Heath Mortuary National City Glen Abbey Mausoleum Chula Vista Eula Jack Bob Los Angeles John U. S. Army Viet Nam Ned Norfleet Pomona

Blaylock Rites Slated After Buckeye Death

Funeral services for Henderson Blaylock 49 a former Lubbock resident found dead at his Buckeye Arizona home last Tuesday will be held Monday at 2 50 p m at New Hope Baptist Church with Rev A L Dunn pastor Burial follows at Lubbock City Cemetery under South Plains Funeral Home direction Blaylock moved from Lubbock to Buckeye 19 years ago He is survived by three sisters Mrs Winnie Knighten Mrs Emma Knighten and Mrs Willie I Davis all of Lubbock and four brothers Jerry John both of Lubbock Rev I L Greenville and Anderson Denver.

Henderson Blavlock Lubbock Buckeye Ariz New Hope Baptist Church A. L. Dunn Theiating City of Lubbock South Plains Funeral Home Blayrock Winnie Knighten Emma Knighten Willie I. Davis Jerry John Rev. I Greenville Anderson Derver

Services Today for Mrs Hayley at Crosbyton First Baptist

Funeral services for Mrs Wanda Hayley 52 of Crosbyton will be held at 4 50 p m today at First Baptist Church of Crosbyton with Rev C M Fields officiating Burial will follow at Crosbyton Cemetery under the direction of Rix Funeral Home She died Friday at Highland Hospital She had lived in Crosbyton since 1962 Survivors include two sons Joe and Clyde her mother Mrs Belozza Smith a brother Lynn T Smith and grandmother Mrs Mattie Smith Pallbearers are Ronnie McGuy Thompson Clyde W Harkin and Pruett Mayes

Wanda Hayley 66Th St First Baptist Church Crosbyton C. M. Fields Ralls Crosbyton Cemetery Rix Funeral Home Hayley Highland Hospital Joe Clyde Costa Mesa Calif Belozza Smith Lynn T. Smith Mattie Smith Balls Ronnie McGuy Thompson Clyde W. Harkin Affree Ete Pruett Mayes

Rev T M Gillham Dies in Arizona Missionary Minister

Brownfield special report says Rev T M Gillham 58 a Southern Baptist Church missionary died at 3345 p m Friday in a Phoenix hospital after a 10 day illness. Services set 10 a m Monday at First Southern Baptist Church Phoenix with burial in Phoenix cemetery. Survived by wife two children Frank and Sue four grandchildren four brothers J J Gillham and J E Gillham Brownfield bankers Loyce Gilbam Happy Noble Gillham Dallas three sisters Mrs Gene Nixon Lubbock Mrs Tracy Cary Brownfield Mrs Ewing Meinehee Kansas and his mother Mrs Etta Gillham Brownfield.

Brownfield T. M. Gillham Southern Baptist Church Phoenix Ariz First Southern Baptist Church Phoenix Cemetery Twohhildren Frank Sue J. J. Gillham J. E. Gillham Loyce Gilbam Happy and Noble

Coleman Rites Planned Today

Funeral services for Michael Alvis Coleman 15 of Wilson will be held at 2 p.m. in First Methodist Church with Rev. Max Browning and Rev. W. O. Rucker officiating. Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery. He died from injuries after a one car turnover near Wilson Friday. A Mike Coleman Memorial Fund was started by the church to aid a student. Survivors include his parents, a grandmother Ona Nelson Clyde Texas, and a sister Sue Adams Lubbock.

Wilson Mike Coleman First Methodist Church Ona Nelson Clyde Tex Sue Adams Lubbock

Megan Lloyd George dies at 64 in Wales

Lady Megan Lloyd George a Labour MP for Carmarthen and daughter of David Lloyd George died at her home in Criccieth Wales after a long illness She was 64 and the first Welsh woman in Parliament from Wales her family held a long parliamentary lineage dating back to 1890.

Lloyd George Criccieth Wales UPI Megan Lloyd George Carmarthen David Lloyd George Megan Britain House of Commons

John H. McGee Rites Set in Plainview

Rites for John Harvey McGee 60 longtime Plainview resident and city park maintenance supervisor are scheduled for 10 am Monday at College Heights Baptist Church. Rev. I. D. Walker will officiate. burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include wife three daughters three sons five brothers and three sisters with 15 grandchildren.

Plainview John Harvey McGee College Heights I. D. Walker Lubbock City of Lubbock Lemons Funeral Home McGee City of Douglas Vineyard Kenneth Russell H. W. Webb M. C Charles Garland Hale Center T. E R. T R. R Lakewood Calif F. J Childress J. W Bellview Idaho W. Johnson Endee N.M E. H. Abernathy Brownsville Paul Koenig Freemont

Widow of Noted WWI German General Dies

Mathilde Ludendorff widow of Erich Ludendorff, once a religious founder with anti Semitic and anti Christian beliefs, died Friday night. The couple led a faith with about 6000 followers in 1961 and later formed a postwar group. Though not a Nazi member, she was convicted as a major offender and her organization was banned as unconstitutional in 1961. Sydney Australian students will get more scholarships.

Tutzing Germany Mathilde Ludendorff Erich Adolf Hitler

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