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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1964
Page
4
Warren Goodman and Howard Cadley headlined the iKerifieth Phase with Wright as iC and iWright listed alongside. The fragment hints at a competition or event team setup with multiple participants, but the full context remains unclear from the OCR snippet.
Iowa native Dr Schmidt recalls his path to teaching at Tech as the physics faculty expanded. He earned a PhD in physics from the University of Dineis in 1987 and helped shape the department from its early days, noting vacant lots and the limited subatomic knowledge of the era. He joined the department in 1913, became a professor and administrator, and plans to supervise students for degrees next fall while reflecting on Tech’s growth.
P R Boothe 66 longtime Dickens County resident dies at West Texas Hospital Lub bock funeral planned at Enat Highway Church of Christ Spur with burial in Spur Cemetery Campbell Funeral Home directing Officiant Novel Bailze from Abilene names survivors including wife Annie daughter Lala Pierce Labhock and others four grandchildren two great grandchildren pallbearers Delwin Jones David Enger Chester Anderson George Tate Clomer Randall Troy Boothe
Funeral services for Mrs Vergie Mortgomery Owens will be held at 3:20 p.m. Monday at Mount Gilead Baptist Church with Rev Roberts officiating. Burial follows at City of Lubbook Cemetery under Sedberry Funeral Home. Mrs Owens, a resident for 32 years, died Thursday at Metene Hospital. Survivors include her husband J C Owens two sisters and two brothers.
Hodges a long resident died Saturday after illness. The funeral will be private with pallbearers named as grandsons and other relatives attending. The obituary notes fourteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren among the survivors.
Mrs. Celsier, a 28 year resident of Severy County, died at 3 30 PM Saturday in Dallas Methodist Hospital. A native of Alabama, she leaves two daughters Mrs Welsh Snyder and Mrs West Dallas a son Collies Dallas a sister Mrs Day Long Beach two brothers D Sayers and M F Sayers and six grandchildren plus 17 great grandchildren. Burial will be at Bethel Cemetery near Anson with Bolger Funeral Home directing and Rev L Nipp officiating assisted by Rev Hall.
Memorial services are planned for Walter Staatier, father of Mrs Grace Waggoner of Amarillo, following his death Saturday at 4:20 p.m. Burial will be at Garfield Park Cemetery. The deceased, a farmer for years, moved to Anne after marriage and had ties to the Blackburn Memorial Chapel.
Phoyas head of physics says the new Libbeek based chemistry section will be the lifeblood of local chemists bringing stature and speaking engagements to Lubbock. Meads notes augural status and Texas connections with Shive and Holstein among academics attached.
Mrs Ben Liptliield born December 12 1888 in Boowle died at 6 45 pan Friday at University Convalescent Home Lubbock. She is survived by daughters Mrs Mary Alice Raney Hereford Mrs Dabney Calderon Albuquerque NM Mrs Calvin Young and Mrs George H Opson Littlefield sister Mrs Carrie Catlin Lockne six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Friona special funeral service planned for Mrs Eltie Ethel Morris 73 died at home with Pentecostal Church officiating. Burial at Roving Cemetery under Cla bhorn Funeral Home direction. Survived by six daughters Victoria Holden Electra Eunice Horner Dollie Berider Florence Gould Downey Calif Frances Owen Evylene Dodson Amarillo and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Survivors listed as four sons and three daughters with grandchildren cited in brief rites for a Lubbock resident. The fragmented text notes a father’s passing and family survivors, focusing on next of kin and ceremonial rites.
Betty a, 16, of Edna died in a Ganade hospital after injuries from a Thursday night car crash when the vehicle overturned between Victoria and Edna. The Autopsy and accident details were not immediately released. Emergency crews assisted at the scene.
The obituary notes pallbearers AJ Anglin Esdell Jack Nablett Rudy Ardis and Clare Ichtertz will carry the casket. The text mentions CoA Fr Kington ogi Adolph Fr John r and Walter ETSanK among the deceased’s family or church affiliation with no further details.
Marcus Kennedy, 64, will be laid to rest at 3:00 p.m. today at First Methodist Church with Rev Harry Vanderpool and Rev L B Taylor officiating. Burial follows in Memorial Serenity. Kennedy, longtime resident of Scurry County since 1937, served as a crossing guard at Travis High School. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, two brothers and six others.
Joe Sides, longtime local resident and former Lub s area native, will be honored at a service in Tylex this afternoon for Joe Macon Sides. The service will be held at St. Mary’s Church with attendance by family and friends from the city.
A native of Chicago, Augustus, son of the magnate Albert A. Augustus, grew to wealth and influence. He resided in Waite Hill, worked with numerous corporations, including National City Bank, shaping business circles in the era.
Fragmentary obituary details a deceased person with survivors including a husband and a son Don Bartlett tr. The text mentions Hatc hock and Odfat St. Sabbel as garbled names, showing OCR errors and incomplete lines.
A funeral service will be held at 4 pm Monday at Parkview Baptist Church with Rev. Clayton Watkins officiating. Burial follows in Plainview Cemetery under Lemons Funeral Home direction. Survivors include two sisters Mrs. Julia Stewart and Mrs. Berds Barker and six grandchildren.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions prayer in the wilderness and on the Mount of Olives. It hints at Jesus giving life as a custom or habit and worship, but the wording is garbled and many words are unreadable. No clear narrative or event can be established.
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