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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1960
Page
7
Appliance Annex at 13th and Ave R offers Hathaway and Monticello models at 895 dollars each plus tax.
Claude Wills Terry 78 of Post died Sunday at Garza County Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services 10 a m Tuesday at First Baptist Church with Rev. C B Hogue officiating. Burial Terrace Cemetery under Hudman Funeral Home. A retired railroad worker, he was a native of San nin County. Survived by three daughters Ahlene Bivens Slaton Lee Brown Canyon Frances Weathershee Floydada. two brothers Hiram Terry Coosa Bay Ore Douglas Terry Jacksonville Ore. two sisters Mrs Blanche Roberts Sedonia Ariz and Mrs Laura Higgins Hereford. five grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs Homer E Rantz 67 resident since 1911 are at 2 pm today at the First Methodist Church Abernathy Burial in Abernathy Cemetery under Dennis and Chambers Funeral Home guidance Pallbearers nephews Survivors include two sons Morris Littlefield Hilbert Abernathy two brothers A E Goebel Abernathy Norbert Goebel Evans Tex two sisters Miss Elizabeth Goebel Abernathy and Mrs Vernon Smith Petersburg
Funeral services for Naomi Louise Woodard 37 of Mexia are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Rix Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. She died Saturday in Mexia after a long illness. Survivors include her parents Felix and Woodard Kerrville two brothers Ivan Littlefield Clifton Winchester three step brothers Roy Adrian Anthony Pitts Kerrville and three sisters Louise Eichelberger Boise City Dora Bell and Marie Cornell all of Nampa Idaho.
The text presents a devotional reflection invoking Psalm 145 and a blessing for the Bijesherd. It proclaims gratitude for God’s provision and guidance, asserting that orderly living yields life’s best rewards when “first things” are placed first.
Henry M Hart Jr 33 502 Hub Homes died about 1255 p m Sunday in Methodist Hospital after a long illness Funeral arrangements for the Lubbock resident of about 10 years are pending at Rix Funeral Home He was a member of the First Methodist Church Survivors include his wife a son Charles Henry Hart two daughters Juanita Lee and Sandra Jean all of the home a brother James David Hart Lubbock his mother Mrs Virginia Adams 302 Hub Homes
Funeral services for Milus N. Nugent Reed Sr., 66, of 1514 27th St., who died Saturday night, are scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Central Baptist Church with Rev. John W. Duggar officiating. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction. A native of Pottsboro, Reed moved to Lubbock from Greenville in 1938 and worked for TNMEC Motor Coaches until his death. He was a member of Central Baptist Church.
Graveside funeral services for 10 month old Diana Ramirez, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolfo Ramirez of 1710 Ave D, are scheduled for 2 pm today at City of Lubbock Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. The child died around noon yesterday in Brownfield. Survivors include the parents.
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Sue Perkins, 89, of 920 E Tulane, at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First Methodist Church of Mabank. She died Sunday at West Texas Hospital after living in Lubbock since 1937 and moving here from Mabank. Survivors include three sons J T Perkins of Dallas, Joe and Ivy Perkins of Mabank. two daughters Mrs Josie McAfee of Houston and Mrs L B Gunter of Mabank. 10 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Funeral services are set for 3 p m Tuesday at Friona Congregational Church for John Andrew Guyer 86 who died Sunday in a Friona hospital He was Friona postmaster 1922 1934 and had lived in Palmer County 42 years and in Farwell the last eight Survivors include a wife two sons two daughters a brother a sister nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Burial will be in Friona Cemetery under Clathorn Funeral Home supervision
Fidel Flores, 51, of Idalou, died about noon Sunday at Porter Hospital Clinic. A Catholic service is planned for 10 a m Tuesday at Slaton Church with burial in Slaton Cemetery under McDonald Funeral Home of Lubbock. Survivors include two sons, Fidel Jr and Pedro, both of Slaton, two brothers Julian of San Antonio and Mateo of Laredo, two sisters Mrs Jose Castran of Austin and Mrs Petro Flores of Laredo.
About 125 students from six to eight states enroll today through Oct 15 in a two week all day Real Estate Appraisal course at Citizens National Bank. The event is one of seven held annually in the United States. Local notices report various funerals and community happenings alongside the course.
Ottawa AP report notes prison guards pushing to move uniform tailoring to outside industry after a delegate claims tailor prisoners dislike guards and fit them poorly. The Civil Service Association backed pushing the work away from inmates to outside suppliers.
Police questioned three men Sunday night in tie cutter theft, tool shed break in, and vehicle vandalism cases. Arrests followed at Fair Hardware Store and linked loads include a butane bottle, pistol, rings, clothing, and five suits taken from residents and businesses.
Three persons injured in traffic mishaps Sunday received emergency treatment. Jerry Don Batten 18 at 2317 7th St was treated after a motorcycle car wreck at 4th St and Ave X about 3 27 p m. Cecil Dale Edmonson 2 at 2813 E 18th St a passenger in a car driven by his mother received emergency care at Methodist Hospital after a wreck at E 19th St and Webber Ave about 12 12 p m. Oscar Lee Tillery 57 of 912 Tulsa Ave was taken to Methodist Hospital by ambulance after a collision on US Highway 87 about 3 04 p m one mile north of Avenue Q.
Funeral services for Mrs. C. T. Hodges 77 of Littlefield are set for 3 p.m. today at the Primitive Baptist Church in Anton with Rev. Riley Dale of Lubbock officiating. Burial will be in Snyder Cemetery under Hammons Funeral Home. She died Saturday evening at Littlefield Medical Arts Hospital after hospitalization since Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mary Helen Rhodes 85 of Rt. 3 Levelland died about 10:05 a m Sunday after five days illness in Phillips Dupre Hospital. Services 2 p m today at First Baptist Church Whiteface officiated by Rev. Clifford Potts and Rev. W H Hughes with burial in Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock. Rhodes lived near Levelland since 1935 born in Bell County moved from Norton survivors include husband five sons six daughters twenty six grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren.
Pan American World Airways and the Flight Engineers International Association reached an interim agreement early Sunday ending a walkout that began Saturday night. The stoppage caused two Puerto Rico flights to be cancelled and four other departures delayed from Idlewild Airport. The pact followed an all night meeting after three months of contract talks.
Oslo reports a population decline as more Norwegians leave than arrive. The statistical bureau notes 2,685 people moved to the United States last year while only 2,021 came to Norway from the U.S. in the same period.
AP dispatch from Bangkok reports SEATO officials pessimistic about a durable Laos settlement between neutralist Souvanna Phouma and rebel Phoumi Nosavan amid the Kong Le coup. The stalemate risks a wider regional danger as Pathet Lao offensives complicate any compromise and U S aid pressures intensify to avert a split.
In London AP Colin Frost reports the question of Queen Elizabeth II attending King Baudouin of Belgium's Catholic wedding raises a royal etiquette crisis. Though barred by Church of England norms, a 1933 precedent exists as King George V attended a Catholic wedding. Her decision rests with the queen after adviser input, balancing Anglican unity with personal invitation issues.
Crown Prince Akihito of Japan cut short his trip to a Yankees Red Sox game to begin a tour of the American Museum of Natural History in New York. He and Princess Michiko will travel to Chicago Portland and Seattle en route to Tokyo.
AP reports Moscow hosts the new Friendship University opening with an initial enrollment of about 1,000 students from Asia Africa and Latin America. Created last spring by Premier Khrushchev the campus is in a former military school closed after Soviet armed forces reductions. The first year focuses on teaching Russian while offering general arts and technical courses. Khrushchev aims for about 4,000 foreign students.
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