Lubbock Theater Center honors 1967-68 season stars
At a Tuesday LTC dinner at Haylett Theater Jack Sheridan announced awards for 1967-68 in theatre. Freund won top acting honors for Who Was That Lady I Saw You, with Lyall and McLaughlin among notable winners and certificates given for best actress, best supporting actress, and outstanding work in Picnic, The Music Man, Barefoot in the Park and Time of Your Life.
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Jack Sheridan
Burt Oul
Avalanche Journal
Shelle
Cis Se
Haylett
Noel
Coward
LTC
Jn Ltc
Smith
Miss Roe
Marian
Harry Hill
Campbell
Hermet
Cordell Green
River City
Freund
Lyall
Steve Jerson
Attiam Tekes
Annis Shepherd
Liz Barnes
Penny Terry
Herb Harding
Claitor
Weldon George
Lubbock Theater Center
Hayloft
Bob Campbell
Betsy Roe
Roy Freund
Dorris Jeanne Smith
Columbia U Protesters Occupy Hamilton Hall Again
About 1 to 200 Columbia University students occupied Hamilton Hall and four other campus buildings, defying Acting Dean Henry Coleman who ordered them to leave. Police were summoned as demonstrators refused to disperse, marking the second such occupation within a month amid protests over disciplinary inquiries.
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New York
Columbia University
Hamilton Hall
University
Enry Coleman
Polley
Inca
Sabout
Hamilton
Alexander
Coleman
Platt
Thomas Mann Sr 78 Rites Pending at Here derson Funeral
Thomas Mann Sr 78 who died at his home on Monday is listed for services. Judge Wayne LeCroy said death was from a heart attack. A Tennessee native, Mann retired as a baker in 1956 and was a member of the Broadway Church of Christ. Survivors include three sons and three daughters, plus siblings and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Thomas Mann Sr
Herederson
Dire Mann
Ave. X
Justige
Wayne LeCroy
Tennessee
Broadway Church of Christ
J. W
Amarillo
Raymond L
Anaheim
Calif
Thomas F. Jr
McConaghy
Roswell
N. M
Louise,Mann
Portland
Ore
John
Hobbs
C. T
Abilene
Wills Point
Erro
Weather
Ola Eskue
Artesia
N.M
Flossie Dodson
Weatherford
Arvie Sides
Canton
Traffic Counting To End Friday In Lapbock
Wayne Sherrill director of traffic said the Texas Highway Department would complete its survey of traffic in Lapbock Friday. The department brought 150 counters to set up at 550 locations to aid planning of immediate and future traffic issues. This is the first traffic count since 1964.
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Wayne Sherrill
Texas Highway Department
Lapbock
Highway Department
Sherrill
Mrs Cathey Rites Planned in Lubbock Church Service
Mrs Ruth Cathey 45 of 1318 E Tulane died at 1 30 pm Tuesday in Slaton Mercy Hospital after a lengthy illness. She moved from De Kalb to Lubbock in 1937. Services set for 11 am Thursday in W W Rix Chapel with Carrell M Anderson Smithlawn Church of Christ officiating. Burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survived by son Allen, three daughters Mrs M A Blake Mrs Frankie Tarver and Miss Billie Ruth Cathey of the home, parents Mr and Mrs James F Penny of De Kalb, six brothers J T and Haley Clarksville Joe Cecil Texarkana Phillip Ashdown Ark Johnny Hope Ark, two alters Mrs Ruby Lewis Texarkana and Mrs Gaylord East Amarillo.
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Ruth Cathey
E. Tulane
Slaton
Mercy Hospital
Cathey
DeKalb
Lubbock
W. W. Rix Chapel
Carrell M. Anderson
Smithlawn Church of Christ
City of Bubbock
Allen
M. A. Blake
45Th St
Frankie Tarver
Oklahoma City
Billie Ruth Cathey
James F. Penny
J. T
Haley
Clarksville
Joe
Cecil
Texarkana
Phillip
Twoalters
Ruby Lewis
Texarkend
Gaylord
Rites Arranged For Mrs Wyche In Lovington
Mrs Orville Wyche 70 a Lovington resident funeral planned with burial at Antioch Cemetery east of Lovington Frank Smith Rogers Funeral Home directing. Survivors include two sisters B H Pope Orion Bigham both of Lovington and brothers Clyde Stanbro Rocky Ford Colorado and David Stanbro Hobbs.
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Lovington
Orville
Wyche
Ian Yung
Smtr
Rogers P.m
Funeral Home Chapel
Preston Frashler
Calvary Baptist Church
William Beauchamp
Antioch Cemetery
Smith-Rogers ‘Funeral Home
B. H. Pope
Orion Bigham
Clyde Stanbro
Rocky Ford, Cole
David] Stanbro
Hobbs
Old Soldier Hines Turns 100 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
AP reports Brigadier General Hines, oldest living West Point graduate from 1891 and former Army chief of staff, celebrated his 100th birthday at Walter Reed while noting his lifelong pace against war. Though sight and hearing faded, he keeps track of Southeast Asia as veterans and relatives recall his career from the Philippines to the Spanish American War.
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Ao We
Hines
Korea
Walter Reed
Washington, D. C
Southeast Asia
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Roanoke
Rita Thornton
West Point
Army
Philippines
Dwight Eis Bay
Hines Peeler Weiter Reed
Well-Traveled Prairie Schooner Visits Lubbock on World Tour
Leonard Gillis and his family travel in a weathered horse drawn prairie schooner that has logged 40 000 miles across the United States and Europe. They plan to tour Asia after a California start, with stops including Lubbock where Gillis will display travel slides at Briercroft Shoveling Center.
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James Boyett
Avalanche Journal
Starf
Leon
Gill
Ellene
Stevens
Virginia
California
Prairie Schooner
Gills
Europe
Labbook
Billis
Pill Gillis
U.S
Gillises
Atlantic
Holland
Gilliges
Petherg
Fable
Belgium
France
Luxembourg
West
Germany
Czchoslovakia
Austria
Poland
Russia
Moscow
Asia
Lubbock
Briercroft Shovelig Center
Gillis
Claude Francis Rites Thursday
Claude Francia principal of Ella Vista Elem died at 9:00 AM after a lengthy illness in Clovis New Mexico. Rev Ferrell Odom of Portales will officiate with burial in Lawn Haven Memorial Park by Steed Todd Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Evelyn and two sons Jerry of Las Vegas New Mexico and Steve at home. He had been Clovis schools principal since 1964 and previously taught seven years after moving from Hereford.
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Clovis
N. M
Claude Francia
Ella Vista Elem
Govis
Ferrell Odom of
Portales
Lawn
Haven Memorial Park
Steed‘Todd
Hereford
Wif
Evelyn
Jerry
Las Vegas
N.M
Steve
Multiple Burglaries Reported Across City and County
Lubbock Police investigated burglaries at several homes on Tuesday including 2015 Hartford Ave Apt 14 where tools valued at 17 dollars were taken. A break in at 2408 E 35th St saw a broken south window and items missing, and a portable radio with over 10 000 trading stamps reported stolen from 2408 E 35th St. A youth report involved assault and a wrist watch taken, with juvenile officers questioning. Don Crow's Chevrolet Co in Slaton was raided by intruders. vending machines damaged and ten dollars missing. Western Pump Supply Co offices at 11920 Harvard St looted. money from vending machines and cash disappeared. World Lutherans report noted but unclear in context.
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Lubbock
Barbara Gibbs
Hartford Ave
Apt
35Th St
Marvin Williams
Clarence C. Barron
Oold
Don Crow’s Chevrolet Co
Slaton
Surglars
Western Pump& Supply Co
Harvard
NASA Overlook Delays Apollo Test In Vacuum Chamber
Houston reports NASA officials halted a dry run in the Apollo command module after a quality control oversight left the crew unable to fully test the oxygen feed system for spacesuits. Astronauts Joe Kerwin Vance Brand and Joe Engle were ready to begin a seven and a half day simulated flight inside a vacuum chamber with later tests planned for Wednesday and Thursday involving extraction and rescue procedures.
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Houston
UPI
Qualiiy
Manned Spacecraft Center
Joe Kerwin
Vance Brand
Joe Engle
Apollo Command Module
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Kerwin
Brand
Engle
Funeral Today For Mrs. Jones In Plainview
Mrs. Jones longtime Plainview resident died Monday in Plainview Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Sharlen Tekli and Dr. Roy McClung officiating. Burial in Plainview Cemetery under Wood-Dunning Funeral. Survivors include five sons two sisters nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She settled in Running Water northwest of Plainview after moving from Montague County in 1891 and was named Pioneer Woman of the Plains in 1964.
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Plainview
Coleman
Byterian Churc
Sharlen Teyki
Roy McClung
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview Cemetery
Wood-Dunning
Jones
Plainview Hospital
Montague County
Running Water
Annie Barber
Hobbs, N. M
Forrest Rites Set In Snyder
Services for Tommy Forrest 48 will be at 2 p.m. today in the Col Gonial Hill Baptist Church Snyder with Rev. Dale Dozier of Post officiating. Burial will be in Hillside Memorial Garden directed by Bell Seale Funeral Home. Forrest died Monday in a one car accident near the Swenson community on U.S. 80. He had lived in Snyder since 1934 and was a World War II veteran and a contract Pumper. He was a native of Baer Count dra Cole of Post, and Nona Gay Forrest of the home.
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Dermott
Tommy Forrest
Colgonial Hill Baptist Church
Snyder
Dale Dozier
Post
Hillside Memorial Garden
Bell Seale Funeral Home
Forrest
Swenson
U.S
Baer
Dra Cole
Nona Gay Forrest
Services Planned for Douglas Fairbanks Mcwhirt
Justiceburg reports funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Baptist Church for Douglas Fairbanks Mcwhirt, 48, who died in a Monday car crash near Swenson on U.S. 780. Burial follows at Terrace Cemetery under Hadman Funeral Home of Post. Surviving relatives include his wife Frances, four sons Douglas Jr of Dallas DeWayne of Arlington Robert and Danny at home a daughter Jackie Fluitt of Arlington his father C G McWhirt Jr four siblings and one grandchild.
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Frances
Douglas Jr
Dallas
DeWayne
Arlington
Robert
Danny
Jackie Fluitt
C. G. McWhirt Jr
Howard
San’ Lorenzo
Calif
Tom
Holtville
Reuben
Denver
Dan Ofington
Butts
J. Butts
Mary Alice McWhirt
Johnny Horine
Hominey
Okla
Tom. Standifer
Oakland
Halbert Heath
Lorenzo
Burial notices and civil service brief in Texas towns
The brief itemizes multiple funeral and burial notices including Lamiean Lamese Sureivan el the saan and Pharles Newpdint Churel in Amarillo, with services at Polk Street Graveside and Hamilton United Methodist Church. It also mentions survivors, a tractor accident victim Steve Cras Jr., a house fire on Ave A, and a teen Linda Kay Koller treated at Reese AFB Hospital after a traffic crash.
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Servion
Maud Clee
Lamiean
al Be
Ramney
Lamesa
Iparu
Branert
Pahoka
Buril
Sureivan
Cantey
Ramey
Tohoka
Lance Webb
Coat
B.D. Landreth
Wil
Polk Street
Pharles
Newpdint Churel
Amarilo
Hamilton
Northwest Texas Conference
White Funeral Home
Hamlton O¢‘Yy
United Methodist Church
Austin
Xan Carson
Ness
Wasata
Steve Cras Jr
Jim
Welch
Ave. Q
2Nd St
Simplicity in faith as Christ taught and lived
Julien C. Hyer reflects on the gospel message of Jesus who spoke plainly to ordinary people. The piece urges a return to simple religious living focused on sympathy, concern, and love rather than ornate language or ceremony.
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Jesus
Julien C. Hyer
Machado Rites Slated In City
Funeral services for Ramiro Machado 2 of 32 Ave will be at 4 p m at St Josephs Church with Rev O Dwyer officiating. Burial will be in Peaceful Memorial Park. Machado was fatally shot Saturday night at El Reno and died Sunday morning in a hospital. He leaves a wife and two parents.
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Ramiro Machado
Ave
St. Joseph's Church
We A O'Dwyer
Henderson
el Machado
el Reno
Ieeas Hospital
Milton Pierce Funeral Today in Lubbock Church
Milton L. Piercey 50 died Monday in West Texas Hospital. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Officiants include Bishop Carol D. Allred Franklin S. Gonzales and Jack T. Boles. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors: widow Loraine two sons Kenneth and David two daughters LaRue and Mrs David Carter a brother L G Jr four sisters and his mother Mrs Ava May Pierce. Pierce resided at 3607 43rd St. since 1947 and was in the grain business.
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Milton L. Piercey
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Carol D. Allred
Franklin S. Gonzales
Jack T. Boles
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix
Pierce
43Rd St
West Texas Hospital
Lubbock
Plainview
Loraine
Kenneth
David
LaRue
David Carter
Belton Ave
L. G. Jr
24Th St
Harry Huguley
Amarillo
Ira Kirkendall
Columbus
Kan
Stanley Sigman
Sth St
Noyce
Former Lubbock Resident Dies
Sterling City special report says Jessie Lee Birdwell, 45, longtime Lubbock resident now of Sterling City, died Tuesday from injuries suffered in a road project accident near San Angelo. He worked for Western Pavers. Services set for Thursday at First Baptist Church with burial in Montdale Cemetery. Survivors include Katherine a son Jimmy Lee of Lubbock and three daughters Barbara Ann Box Shirley Jane Gordon and Sandra Lee Peddy. his father J T Birdwell of Lubbock brothers Wendell of Lubbock Edwin of Dallas and others.
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Sterling City
Jessie Lee Birdwell
San Angelo
San
Birdwell
Western Pavers
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Montdale Cemetery
Katherine
Jimmy Lee
Barbara Ann Box
Shirley Jane Gordon
Sandra Lee Peddy
J.T
Lubt
Wendell
Edwin
Dallas
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McLaughlin
Roger Kuykendall
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Reginald Martin
Columbia U
Thomas Mann
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Lumpur
Maylasia
Jaile Selassie
Claude Francis Rites
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Facenaty “Bureau
Eran World ‘Federation
Leon Gillis
Eileen Stevens
Tim Larsen
West Seattle
Schosl
Apollo
Mrs. Jones
F. McWhirt
Justiceburg
Douglas Fairbanks
Mcwhirt
The
Baptist Church
Dele Doster
Terrace
Hadman Funeral Home
Lubbock Monument Works
Keith Franklin
Machado
Milton Pierce
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