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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1965
Page
3
An unclear report notes there were no white individuals present at the park during a visit. The fragment mentions the scene and implies racial absence, but lacks specific names, dates, or organizations.
More than 300 city leaders gather in St Louis for the US Conference of Mayors with Vice President Subersume Paye set to address the gathering. Mayor Cavanagh will chair a Sunday workshop on expanding municipal services with panelists Curran of San Diego Maier of Milwaukee and Samuel Ganz of the Labor Department amid a schedule of sessions.
In Selma Alabama police arrested about 60 civil rights demonstrators during a two block long march to the city jail. Police Chief Wilson Baker said roughly a dozen officers dispersed the crowd with billy clubs and warned the event had become a mob. The 2000 protesters were chanting freedom songs and were joined by those behind bars in a show aimed at encouraging local shopping to counter a Negro boycott.
An Elmsford feature highlights a compact wireless listening device proclaimed as one of the world’s smallest. The article notes its wearability, potential aid for the deafened, and claims about ear comfort and accessibility.
Robert Le general tinna eer of Litton ta ustrieg pant in Libbock spoke to Army officers and Tech's Army ROTC unit, stressing that civilian and Reserve officers must value integrity and conviction for personal and effective communications. He outlined two imperative conditions for successful service and described the joint scholastic and military undergraduate training as essential.
Services for Raymond Willard Wistom, 38, a former Lockney resident, will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Church of Walden.
A brief death notice states services will be held at 2 p.m. today at Nailey-Pickle Rosewood. Further details not provided in the readable text.
Services for Samuel J. Dorris, 45, a Clovis resident for 35 years, will be held at 4 p m at a location on 16th and Pile, with arrangements handled locally.
Funeral services are planned for Benicio in St Michael's Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Monday in Levelland. The service details are provided by the local special report from the Levelland area.
Incomplete obituary fragment listing survivors includes Mrs. Carl Wheeler of Lubbock and Mrs. C. E. Nordyke of Odessa with a deceased 2 sons Paul Cook of Levelland. A brother I. B. Cook of Clinton Ark and a sister Mrs. Anna Rutherford of Bronte. Sixteen grandchildren are mentioned among pallbearers.
SEMINOLE Special service for Clarence Earl Hawkins will be at 10 a.m. in First Christian Church at Amarillo with Newton Robinson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Lone Cemetery Amarillo under direction of Teton Funeral Home here. Hawkins, a Seminole resident of 10 years, died about 4:20 p.m. at Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife, two sons, a daughter, two sisters, eight grandchildren and one other.
Cecil R Richardson rites are set for Monday at the home in Amarillo with Rev Wayland Boyd officiating. Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home of Amarillo handles arrangements. Survivors include wife three sons four daughters three brothers a sister and fifteen grandchildren.
An obituary notice mentions a husband a daughter two sons a brother a sister and four grandchildren. The service is held at the Methodist Church and reflects the family’s remembrance.
LENPGN Special notes a funeral for Mrs Lida Bushey Newberry set for Monday with a rosary service at 3. Local obituary confirms the family and church involvement and notes the date and location.
Funeral services for Mrs Li za Ann Moody, 97, will be held at 2 pm today at the Church of God in Henrietta Texas, instead of Monday as announced. Burial will be in Bon Ringeolt. She is survived by six daughters two sons and four grandchildren.
Mrs Williams died Friday afternoon at 183 o clock in West Plains Hospital Muleshoe. Funeral arrangements are pending with local records noting the loss of a longtime resident.
Mike Melton a 1963 guard from Kermit joins the Chaparrals after agreeing Saturday. The diminutive standout, a high jumper who cleared 6 3, aims to help LOC this year and is noted as the shortest on the squad.
Rev James Hancock will officiate at the matador services for Frank E Stafford with the Rev Method- notations indicating details of the service and officiants. The notice outlines the clergy involved and the anticipated ceremony context.
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Williams TT resident of Friona for 32 years will be held at 3 pm at a local cemetery chapel. The service will honor her long residency and the memories she shared in the community.
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