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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

3

Services for Lon Howard Slated at First Baptist Church

Lon Howard 56 a Terry County resident since 1945 will receive services at 10 am at First Baptist Church with Rev Marvin Green Rev Tom Morgan and Rev L B Edwards assisting Burial will follow in Willow Cemetery at Haskell under Brownfield Funeral Henri Howard a Unio area farmer died Tuesday morning at Brownfield General Hospital after a 10 day illness Survivors include his wife two sons Len and Randy a daughter Sherry and Janice two brothers Fred Bill Randy and J M and Bud and three sisters Mrs Joe W Brown Mrs Roy McNeil Mrs BarNeil and Mrs S A Saucer.

Brownfield Lon Howard Terry County First Baptist Church Marvin Green Evangelical Methodist Church Tom Morgan Immanuel Baptist Church L. B. Edwards Gomez Baptist Church Wil Willow Cemetery Haskell Henri Howard Unio Brownfield General Hospital Len Randy Alvin Mirtl Sherry Howard Janice Howard Fred Bill Fort Sumner J.M Bud St. Louis Joe W. Brown Roy McNeil BarcNeil S. A. Saucer

Barron Eubanks Dies in Lubbock Crossing Crash

Rites set at Rix Funeral Home for Barron Berett Eubanks 56 of 1913 Dixie Dr killed when a Santa Fe passenger train struck his southbound car near Indiana Ave and Clovis Rd. Police say he was despondent over ill health and had left a note for his wife. Sixteen survivors include wife seven sons three daughters and extended family.

Rix Funeral Barron Berett Eubanks Dixie Dr Santa Fe Indiana Ave Clovis Road Eubank Clovis Justice of the Peace George H. McCleskey J. T. Alley Jr Eubanks Lubbock Martin Clarence Heaton Lewis Kittrell Barron G Ft. Hood Kenny Zella Garrett Farwell Church of Christ South Plains

Rites Set for William P. Kinnison at Ropes

William P. Kinnison 85 a longtime Ropesville resident died Wednesday in St Marys Hospital A retired farmer he moved from Glen Rose to Ropesville He was a member of First Baptist Church and Knox City Masonic Lodge Survivors include wife four sons three daughters two brothers a sister 27 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren Grandsons will be pallbearers

Snyder Charles Noble Longbotham Cogdell Memorial Hospital First Baptist Church Jimmy Nelson Colonial Hill Baptist Church A. B. Lightfoot First Baptist Snyder Cemetery Bell Funeral Home Longbotham Knights Templar Estelle Welborn Tulsa Connie Longbotham Cynthia Robert Keith Charles Jr Joe Craig Geraldine Bowers Midland Bernard Jr William B Jack Henry Ropesville William P. Kinnison St. Mary’s Hospital Wayne Perry Resthaven Memorial Park Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Kinnison Glenrose Knox City

Fort Myers Gulf Fishing Yields Working Watch Claim

Mrs. C. E. Strauman reports catching a watch while fishing in the gulf near Fort Myers Florida. She says the timepiece was running perfectly and was retrieved from the water.

Pacific, Mo UPI C. E. Strauman Gulf Fort Meyers Fla

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