James Jayce scholars to speak at Texas symposium
Notables including Thomas F. Winter editor of James Voyage Quarterly will host a second annual Comparative Literature Symposium February 7 8 with mentions of Irish writer life and works. Also listed are English profs from Le Moyne Syracuse Wisconsin State University and University of Oregon.
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James Jayce
Thomas F. Wintey
James Voyee
Texas
Dectare
Kiam
Neon
LeMoyne
Syracuse
Noy
Wisconsin State University
Donia Ronis Chrisnhani
Wiliam J Handy
University of Oregon
Mrs. Jackson S Services Today at College Avenue Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Aoo8 dalek son Jackson will be held today at College Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Lubbock City Cemetery. Officiating minister will be Rev J Wanxdland Edwards of First Baptist Church Ar Tevin NOM. Survivors include two daughters and other relatives.
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Abr Ave
Wes
Jackson
Jarkshere
Tex
Lubbock
Roaring Springs
College’ Avenue Baptist Chirch
Gitlin Morphaco
Ito
Sto Oard Mas
Abo L Roberts Cof Hobbs
Dieee Srancdedal Geom
Fetto Great-Cranc Debidihren
Rites Wednesday For L. H. Dean
Funeral services for L H Dean 86 who died after a long illness will be at 2 PM Wednesday at Brownfield Priest Baptist Church with Pastor Peel Crow officiating Burial will be at Pass TH under Proudway Mae Carte Panera Home supervision Local arrangements are by Brownfield Funeral Home Dean had moved to Brownfield owning Dean Motor Co retired to Lubbock and returned to Hereford Survivors include wife Cie nel two sons Clarlan Beary and Lawrence Barnett both of Peoria IL father Aes Hida Dean of Murphysboro IL a brother Ralph of Minooka IL a sister Mes Alva Gia Ledyve of Cohen GB and five grandchildren
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Brownfteld
He Dean
Lubbock’s
Methodist Hospital
Brownfield Priest Baptist Church
Buriaan
Atte Pass
Wall
Proudway-Mae- Carte Panera
Cohen
Brownfield Funeral Home
Dean
Brownfield
Pdean Motor Co
Im Isas
Lubbock
Labbock
Phdl
Hereford
Cienel
Clarlan Beary
Lawrence Barnett
Peoria
Aes
Hida
Murphysboro
Ralph
Minooha
Mes
Alva Gia Iedyve
Cohen, Gb
Fea
Rites Scheduled For Mrs Storey
Special services for Mrs Linda Storey a Denver City resident and former city secretary will be held at First Baptist Church with Rev Periusen officiating assisted by Rev Cooley. Burial will follow at Perry County Memorial Park in Brownfield. Survivors include her husband a daughter five brothers and two sisters.
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Denver
Linda Storey
Denver City
TIS
Muy Wears
Tedas
First Baptist Church
Watts
Doh Periusen
Jars Cooley
First Methodist Church
Mrs Stores
Yooukum County
Perry County Memorial Park
Brownfield
Singeton Funeral Home
Bal
Edame
Winer Matin
Dentville
Miss
Lean
Murray Molen
Nathew
Ated
Troy
Motian
Mohan
Clinton
Ami
Mode Wyte
Jackson
Wes. Mable Massey
Muss
Don’t Sell Your Vote in Local Sheriff Race
An OCR draft urges voters to back George Yorston, Republican, in the sheriff race over rival Choack Blanchard, arguing Yorston’s administrative ability and experience make him the qualified choice amid heavy spending on advertising.
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Choack Blanchard
Blanchard
George Porston
George Yorston
Vote for Steady Principle in Local Elections
A historical ballot exhortation urges voters to choose leaders who love God and country and uphold steady, changeless principles. It stresses evaluating candidates to ensure the state protects public welfare and ends problems through wise election choices.
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Johan Weslen
Mrs Hargis Rites Today In Henderson Chapel
Services for Mae Sho Walter Hargis 82 of Lubbock will be at 2 pm in Henderson Chapel with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She died Monday at her home north of Lake Lubbock after years of illness. Born near Ames Jews she lived most of her life here. Survivors include two daughters Gladys Alexander and Fern Parsons both of the home and a brother Hal Showalter of Fayetteville Arkansas.
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Mae
Walter Thlargis
ORL
Lubbock
Lubback
Pam
Henderson Chapel
Buriah
Henderson
Hargis
Lakebock
Ames
Buto
Robert L. Oates Rites Arranged
Robert Louis Oates, owner of a retail store in Lamesa, will be laid to rest at Barst Methodist Church with Newton Starnes and Rev. Walter Houn officiating. Services are to be held Wednesday under Branon-Phillips Funeral Home supervision. Survived by wife Sue, a daughter, and his parents Mrs. Pow Oates of Lamesa and Mrs. J Wo Roba of Big Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Oates
Baviep Hospital
Ty Dallas
Barst
Sue
Miro
Pow Oates
Lamesa
J Wo Roba
Csono
Big Spring
Vietnam Victim James Allison Rites Pending Here
Services are pending at Bin Funeral Directors for Pvt James Allison, son of Mic and Ates Allison, killed Thursday in Vietnam. He was born in laidback and was a graduate of Mornteres High School. He attended Texas Tech and completed advanced infantry training at Polklaa before deployment. Survivors include his parents Dorothy and a sister Gaate, both at home, and grandparents My and Aves NOB Allison and Mars Sob.
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Bin
James So Allison
Mic O
Ates
Allison
Vietnsen
Alison
Laidback
Mornteres High School
Texas Techo
Fle Ars Dee
Vy Ang
Polklaa
Viet
Viet Namy Day Surpvivors Besides His Parents Include His Wate
Dorothy
Aosister
Gaate
Grrand
Nob
Mars
Sob. Nelles
Mrs. Carl Smith Dies at 82 in Lamesa
Mrs Carl Mabel Smith of Lamesa died at Medical Arts Hospital. Services are pending at Branton Philips Funeral Home. Survived by son Captain Coon Smith of Norfolk Virginia, sister Airs Hf I Spurtin of Lamesa, brother Mark Barrow of Lamesa, and three grandchildren.
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Lamiesa
Carl Mabel Smith
Lamesa
Medical Arts Hospital
Brateon-Philips
Co Son
Coon Smith
Nuys Norfolk
Vali
Airs Hf I. Spurtin
Mark Barrow
Abilene Peace Justice Dies at 83 in Texas
Henry Lang, longtime Justice of the Peace in Abilene, died Monday at age 83 after a period of illness. He had served in county roles and resigned shortly before his death, with funeral arrangements pending. Local reports note he had been hospitalized following a fall during campaigning.
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Abilene
Claude DeShong Funeral Today
Claude DeShong, World War I veteran and native of Abiene Arkansas, died Sunday night in Permian General Hospital Andrews. Survived by wife, one daughter Helen J Wright of Midland, two half brothers, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services at Second Baptist Church Andrews with ministers from Whiteface and Second Baptist officiating. Burial in Andrews Cemetery under Singleton Funeral Home direction.
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Andrews
Chiude Cortes DteSpone
Permian General Hospital
DesShone
Abiene
Ark
Wies
Claude Deshong Jr
Andress
Bonham
Les Ute
Pam
Second Baptist Church
James Vess services set at First Baptist Paducah
James Arthur Vess 76 died at home in Paducah at 4:90 am Monday. Funeral at 10 am today at First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Beck, burial Wednesday at Pleasant Grove Cemetery Springtown. Norris Funeral Home handled arrangements. Survivors include Addie Vess. sisters Ada Wolf Louise Biddy Mabel Porton. brothers Cheude Floyd Vernon Randolph Alfred.
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Paducah
James Arthur Vess
First Baptist Church
Robert Beck
Pleasant Grove
Springtown
Norris Funeral Home
Vess
Lamar County
Ala
Cattle County
Addie Vess
Ats
Ada Wolf
Boyd
Louise Biddy
Fort Worth
Mabel Portos
Justin
Brethers
Cheude Vess
Fhloyd Vess
Rainnoned Vess
Baxd
Alfred Vess
Four Juveniles Held In Thefts
Police juvenile officers arrest four youths aged 12 to Ta Monday night and say the arrests help clear up a number of downtown thefts. They report break ins at White's store on two occasions and note burglaries since Wednesday along the area between avenues Poaod Is and Hhoand Streets. Officers say the suspects are likely tied to the recent break ins and search for a probable suspect.
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Pollee Juvenie
White
Poaod
Hhoand [Eh
Johnson's Wish Best For Jackie
Washington sources say the President and Mrs. Johnson wish Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy happiness. White House press secretary George Christian noted no confirmation of any personal message to Mrs. Kennedy, widow of President Kennedy, amid reports of her marriage to Aristotle Onassis.
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Washington
Abs
White House
George Christian
Johnson
Kennedy
Christian
John B. Kenneds
I Kennedy
Aristotle On- Bests
Ranch Foreman's Rites Arranged for Harold Seawright
Harold Thomas Seawright a ranch foreman for Bigham Racing Nort Dickens County died recently in Croshston Hospital after a apparent heart ailment He was a native of Olton and had lived in Dickens County Survivors include his wife Eadora Seawright a daughter Kimberly Fay and his parents T O Seawright of Olton and Mrs Lavie Bennett of Lubbock He served in the Voreaun centher and burial was planned at Spur Cemetery under Campbell Wuner Home Seawright and Sunday services were to be held at Bethel Baptist Church with Dennis Bennett pastor assisted by Rev Don Hancock of Lubbock
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Harold Thomas Seawricht
Bigham Raiching
Dickens County
Bethel Baptist Church
Dennis Bennett
Opticiating
Don Hancock
Luh
Campbell Wuner
Seawright
Croshston Hospital
Casines
Eador Apson
Joe Porm
Kimberly Fay
T. OT Seawright
Olten
Lavie Bennett
Lubbock
Gertie Nichols
Friona
Thomas Ros Seawrieght
Olton
Sam Branch Rites Slated in Meadow Church
Services for Sam Branch will be held Wednesday at Meadow Methodist Church with Rev. Raymond Riley and Rev. Kiel Quesenberry officiating. Burial in Meadow Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home direction. Branch lived in Terry County since 1914 and farmed at Ropesville Meadow Seminole and Brownfield. Survived by Margie two sons Otis Eart and Juanita Shannon, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Brownfield
Margie
Otis Eart
Meadow
Juanita Shannon
Turner
Osteopath convention plans in Lubbock for 1970 event
In Lubbock two state leaders visited to inspect facilities for the Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons statewide convention set for 1970. They reviewed KoRo complex Villa Inn Johnsons and Red Raider Inn as venues and discussed funding for paramedical training and hospital accreditation.
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Texas Association of Osteopathic
Physicians and Surgeons
Lubbock
District 10
Robert H. Nobles
Denton
State Association
Robert Haman
Irving
State Auxiliary
United States
Texas
Tex Roberts
J G Anderson 56 Anton Farmer Dies After Heart Attack
J G Anderson 56 of Rt 1 Anton died late Monday at home after a heart attack. Born in Paducah he lived in Anton since 1920s. Services pending at Hamons Funeral Home Lit tlefield. Survived by wife Laura Ola two daughters Gene Huddleston and Garland Cooper two sons J C Billy Anderson and Jimmy three brothers Lawrence Clarence Lynn four sisters five grandchildren.
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Anton
J. OG. Kapi Anderson
Rt. 1
Anderson
Paducah
Hamons
Littefield
Laura Ola
Gene Huddleston
Dallas
Garland Cooper
Lubbovk
J.C. Billy
Allen Armstrong Services Slated
Services for Allen M. Armstrong 79 of Kress and a former Snyder resident will be at 2 p.m. today at Union Baptist Church with Rev. Cecil Foster and Rev. Jim Moseley officiating. Burial will be in Snyder cemetery under Bell-Seale Funeral Home. A Hood County native, Armstrong lived in Snyder 1930 to 1963 before moving to Kress. He died Sunday in a Plainview convalescent home after a lengthy illness. Survivors include his wife a son James of Kress a daughter Mrs. Thomas Brooks of Snyder four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Kermit Morris Funeral Today
Kermit R Morris 50 a painter residing in Denver City for about 10 years died Sunday in the Veterans Administration Hospital Amarillo after an extended illness. Services today at 1 50 pm in the Church of Christ with Bill Allen officiating. Burial in Denver City Memorial Park directed by Singleton Funeral. Survivors include daughter Melody Morris of Freeport and two sisters Mrs Winnie Henson Denver City and Mrs Laura Powell Pana.
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Denver
Kermit R. Morris
Denver City
Veterans Administration Hospital
Amarillo
Church of Christ
Bill Allen
Memorial Park
Singleton Funeral Home
Melody Morris
Freeport
Winnie Henson
Denver Cry
Laura Powell
Pana
Wreck Survivors Conditions Listed
Two teens injured in a late night truck station wagon collision near Lamesa remained in fair condition on Monday. Enrique Cantu, 17, in critical condition, was taken to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. Lupe Miranda, 15, and Domingo Guerra, 16, were listed in fair condition at Medical Arts Hospital in Lamesa. Other injured youths from Ackley were released earlier.
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Lamesa T
Lubbock
Methodist
Enrique Cantu
Medical Arts
Lupe Miranda
Domingo Guerra
Acker
Horace Echols Funeral Today
Horace Echols 65 a Clovis resident for 36 years died Sunday in Clovis Memorial Hospital after a two week illness He was a business representative for Southern Union Gas Co and active in civic and school affairs Services are at 3 30 p m today at First Methodist Church conducted by Dr Edward E Hamilton Burial will be in Lawn Haven Gardens directed by Sherwood Mortuary Survivors include Enola two sons Dick Echols of Clovis and Ervin Beard in the U S Navy two daughters Mrs Nancy Garrison of Albuquerque and Mrs Beth Brian of Clovis four brothers Odig Coy of Clovis and Ross Arthur of Enloc Tex two sisters Mrs Neta Cresg of Enloe and Mrs DeVeta Wilgere f of Dallas and seven grandchildren
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Clovis
Horace Echols
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Southern Union Gas Co
Pam
First Methodist Church
Edward E. Hamilton
Lawn Haven Gardens
Sherwood Mortuary
Enola
Dick Echols
Ervin Beard
U.S. Navy
Nancy Garrison
Albuquerque
Beth Brian
Odig and
Coy
Ross
Arthur
Enloc
Tex
Neta Cresg
Enloe
DeVeta Wilgere F
Dallas
Funeral Pending For Mrs Niece
Mrs. Mary E. Niece 80 of 2402 3rd St died Monday at Ray's Hospitality Home after a three year illness. Services are pending at Sanders Funeral Home. Mrs. Niece owned a beauty shop in San Antonio 35 years and was a Church of Christ member. Survivors include son Alvin Wooten of Portales NM, brothers Marshall Rackler and G C Racks, and sister Mrs Bettye McMasters.
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Mary E. Niece
3Rd St
Lubbock
Ray
Hositality
Sanders Funeral Home
Niece
San Antonin
Church of Christ
Alvin Wooten
Portales
N. M
Marshall Rackler
Ave. N
G. C. Racks
Dinne Dro
Bettye McMasters
Old St
Second Show Canceled as Up With People Delights Audiences
Up With People wowed nearly 1 000 at Municipal Auditorium before Mayor Rogers announced tonight's performance was canceled due to expected poor turnout for elections. The Wednesday show remains on and tickets will be honored. The cast of 230 youths from 50 states and 17 foreign countries performed a diverse 20 song program with strong stage lighting and two standing ovations.
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James Boyett
Avalanche Journal
Municipal Auditorium
W. D. Rogers
April Cannone
Suzanne Moran
Texas
Howard Surrey
Astrodome
Houston
Surrey
Representrom
Revere
Paul Revere
God
Rogers
United States
Lubbock Sill
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Thelman ‘Townsley
Osteopathic Hospital
Som Oteday
City of Lubbock
Nso
James Thorns Williams
17Th St
Resthaven
Church of the Flowers
AL AL Gack
Marine Pd
Ronald Lewis Webb
Flint Avenue Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Tulsa
Webb
Columbus
S. C
Johnny Ochoa
Harry Tower
Lubbock Gem and Mineral Society
Jor Parks
Grady
Severo Gara
Hasen St
Ave. A
Tevay
Adeefars
Verasantosog
S.J. Swening
Woodrow Gib
South Plains
Association of Operating Roan
West Texas
PeCouyaerts Room
Shack
South Plains Stamp Club
Municipal Garden and Arts Center
Ward Street
Universit Avenue
Mrs. Jackson
L. H. Dean
Storey
Julien Cl Hyer
Robert L. Oates
Vietnam
Mrs
Carl Smith
TREK
Rockwall
Aps
Pranwises Lovano
Rock- Heney Pelion
Mesquite
Mondas
Wilkes Weal
Hery
Salazar
Red Cross
Liseng
Antonio Salazar
Claude DeShong
James Vess
Peterihay
Beuiz Soucht
Dais
Tech
Texas Tech
Otheran Cave
University Drive
Ogivs
Jackie
Sam Branch
Osteopath
J. G. Anderson
Pend
Allen Armstrong
Kermit Morris
Lamesa Hospital
Ruben Vasquez
Rice
Estacado High School
Smash
Finis Fator
Five
J. R. Jordan
Beltone
19Th St
Resthaven Memorial Park & Mausoleum
Lubbock, Texas
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