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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1962

Page

6

USDA Lubbock Soil District agrees with federal help

Bill Reece presented a first of its kind memorandum of understanding between the USDA and the Lubbock County Soil Conservation District. The agreement aims to coordinate soil and water conservation efforts, with the district setting work priorities and departments assisting through research, technical aid, and cost sharing. John Key received a Freeman letter praising the district’s progressive action and urging rapid advancement in resource management.

Bill Foster Avalanche-Journal U. S. Department of Agriculture Lubbock County Soil Conservation District Lubbock National Bank Bill Reece Lubbock Reece United States USDA Ser. of Agriculture Orville Freeman Ance Lubbock County John Key Freeman

McClellan Releases Book On Committee

Sen John L McClellan released his book on the Senate Labor Management Committee and said more hearings on national crime will begin early next year. As chairman of the investigations subcommittee he noted narcotics and gambling in sports as possible topics and claimed the panel has extraordinary investigatory powers.

Little Rock, Ark John L. McClellan D-Ark Senate Labor Management Committee McClellan Senate Investigations Subcommittee

Louisiana Oil Find Dominant In 1950s Louisiana Offshore

Louisiana accounted for about 40 percent of new oil and gas discoveries in the United States during the 1950s, with offshore Gulf areas south of the state contributing substantially to that total. Delaware previously shared a legislature and governor with Pennsylvania.

Louisiana Oil Baton Rouge UPI United States Louisiana Gulf Delaware Pennsylvania

Texans Urged to Observe Newspaper Week Oct 14 20 1962

Gov Price Daniel designates October 14 to 20 as Newspaper Week in Texas in a proclamation praising the free press as a cornerstone of democracy. The decree accompanies a national observance with the theme Newspapers make a big difference in people's lives and urges citizen recognition of newspapers and newspapermen.

Austin Price Daniel Texas Daniel United States

Committee Members Named New Officers For Museum Group

The West Texas Museum Association elected new officers at its annual meeting in Lubbock. Mark Hailey became president, Roy Bass vice president, J D Rosson treasurer, and Mrs Russell Bean secretary. An executive committee and numerous trustees were named along with ex officio members from local and state groups.

West Texas Museum Assn West Texas Museum Mark Hailey Weldon Gibbs Roy Bass J.D. Rosson Russell Bean Gibbs Dorothy Rylander Luta P. Walker Hailey, Bass, Gibbs Hobbs Bean Clem Boverie J. C. Chambers L. G. Pierce J. D. Rosson Robert L. Snider George Wilson John Whitcomb J. C. Allensworth James G. Allen W. B. Blankenship Clem B. Beverie J.C. Chambers Bob Crump Giles Dalby George W. Dupree Bryan Edwards Joe Kirk Fulton Don G. Farr Harold Hinn O. Brandon Hull Dorman Igo John B. Joiner Alexander S. Kline Arch Lamb John Lott J. Edd McLaughlin J. Mark McLaughlin W. G. McMillan Jr Walter S. Posey W. D. Rogers Jr B. E. Rusing Jr Marion Sanford Ivy Savage Preston E. Smith Wilmer Smith James W. Spears Dudley Strain David F. Tipple Fred Retha Martin Texas Tech Lubbock

Federal troop cuts deepen Meredith desegregation crisis

Oxford embraces further Army and National Guard withdrawals while James H. Meredith faces ongoing threats. Defense officials return 5 900 troops to bases and release 900 Mississippi guardsmen. Meredith denounces NAACP involvement and calls for fair handling of his desegregation effort as incidents persist around the campus.

Avalanche-Journal News Services Oxford University of Mississippi James H. Meredith Army Cyrus Vance Washington Memphis Tenn Columbus Miss Mississippi Meredith NAACP

Statewide Historical Heritage meeting set in San Antonio

Dr. Rupert N. Richardson of Abilene, president of the Texas State Historical Survey Committee, says 240 county committees and societies and 46 state and regional organizations will attend the two day gathering in San Antonio. Featured speakers include Dr. Richard Howland of the Smithsonian Institution and Mrs. Helen Taft Manning, president emeritus of Bryn Mawr College and guest lecturer at the University of Texas.

Mrs. Roosevelt Reported Better in Hospital

Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt was reported in satisfactory condition at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center where she was admitted on September 26 for a lung infection. A hospital spokesman said her temperature was normal and she was up and around. She was reading and answering mail with no indication of discharge date.

New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Roosevelt

Philippines Seizes 8000 Pornographic Paperback Editions

Manila customs authorities seize 2 000 imported copies of Lady Chatterley's Lover and 6 000 copies of Secrets of Sylvia declaring them pornographic. The action underscores a government effort to curb obscene material entering the country.

Manila

Toastmasters Install Officers at Hub Club

Fifty two members and guests attended the Hub Toastmasters Club installation at Moore's Cactus Inn. Gordon Climer became president with Al Rettig Roy L James J W Elrod Dick Linden and Dr Glenn Gay named officers. District 44 governor Dendell Henry and district secretary treasurer Charl ie Eubanks attended.

Lubbock Hub Toastmasters Club Moore's Cactus Inn Gordon Climer al Rettig Roy L. James J. W. Elrod Dick Linden Glenn Gay Dendell Henry Amarillo Toastmasters International Charliei Eubanks

Gutierrez Rites Set At Roswell

Roswell special report of funeral services for Joseph G Gutierrez 65 owner of Imperial Plumbing and Heating Co. Roswell died at St Marys Hospital after a heart attack. Roswell native since 1929, survivors include wife two sons Tom and Joe Jr three daughters Helen Josephine and Virginia. Requiem high mass set for Thursday at St Pius X Catholic Church with burial in South Park Cemetery Mason Funeral Home in charge. Burial will follow in South Park Cemetery here under direction of Mason Funeral Home.

St. Pius X Catholic Church Bernard Burns Adam Wethington Ronnin Einhaus South Park Cemetery Mason Funeral Home Gutierrez Imperial Plumbing and Heating Co St. Mary's Hospital Washington Roswell Tom la Paz Bolivia Joe Jr Helen Lubbock Josephine St. Louis Virginia

Summerlin Rites Scheduled Today

Services for Wylie L. Summerlin 42 of 1514 18th Street will be at 3 p m at the Tabernacle Baptist Church with Dr. Ben D Johnson and Rev E L Bynum officiating Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sands Funeral Home direction Summerlin moved to Lubbock in 1929 and died after arriving dead on arrival Monday at a Houston hospital following an apparent heart attack He was a trucker visiting Houston He is survived by his wife a father a brother and a sister Pallbearers are W E Morris Jim Fortenberry Virgil Ratliff L R Shropshire Vaughn Campbell and W P Maynard Honorary pallbearers are Fred Fortenberry and Wilson Nancy

Wylie L. Summerlin 18Th St Lubbock Tabernacle Baptist Church Ben D. Johnson E. L. Bynum City of Lubbock Cemetery Sanders Funeral Home Summerlin Houston W. E. Morris Jim Fortenberry Virgil Ratliff L. R. Shropshire Vaughn Campbell W. P. Maynard Fred Fortenberry Wilson Nancy

Satterfield Rites Held for Dallas Resident Walter H. Satterfield

Walter H. Satterfield 77 of Dallas died Monday in Methodist Hospital Dallas. Services set for 2:30 p m today at Tyler Street Methodist Church Dallas with burial in Laurel Land Cemetery. Survived by wife Mildred two sons Walter E. Satterfield Fort Worth and Frank H. Satterfield Dallas sister Mrs Oscar Adkins Bardwell and two grandchildren.

Tyler Street Methodist Church Dallas Emmett Miller Lubbock Satterfield Swift & Co Methodist Hospital Laurel Land Cemetery Mildred Satterfield Walter E. Satterfield Fort Worth Frank H. Satterfield Oscar ‘Adkins Bardwell

Ralls Mourns Mayor Earl Tinnin Aged 56

Services for Mayor Earl Tinnin will be held at Ralls First Methodist Church at 3 p.m. with Rev. Conrad Ryan and Rev. W. R. Beaird officiating. Masonic graveside rites follow at Ralls Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home direction. Tinnin, longtime Ralls resident and former city official, leaves a wife, three grandchildren, three brothers, two sisters, and his mother.

Ralls Earl Tinnin Methodist Lubbock Ralls First Methodist Church Conrad Ryan W. R. Beaird Carter Funeral Home Tinnin Lynch-Tinnin Department Store South Plains Council First Methodist Church Stewards

Mrs. Maude Goodwin rites set for Spur church

Mrs. Maude Waggoner Goodwin 80 a longtime Dickens County resident will be funeralized today at 10 a m in Spur First Baptist Church with Rev H T Harris and two local ministers officiating. Burial follows at Spur Cemetery under Eudy Seale Funeral Home. She died Monday in West Texas Hospital Lubbock after living in Afton since 1918. Survivors include two daughters two sons 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Grandsons will pallbearers.

Afton Maude Waggoner Goodwin Dickens County First Baptist Church Spur H. T. Harris Childress Ben Pate Afton Baptist Church L. Kite Spur First Baptist Spur Cemetery Eudy- Seale Funeral Home Matador Goodwin Minden West Texas Hospital Lubbock San Augustine H. H. Goodwin Poplar Grove Afton Baptist Church. Her Survivors Include Two Daughters, Mrs. Jack Lawson Drue Byrd Aston Andy Lefors Ted Dickens Sidney Goodwin Milford Byrd Waldee Goodwin Tommie Lawson Harold Goodwin Larry Lawson

Howell Services Planned Today

Rites for William M. Howell 78, longtime resident of Dimmitt and recent Lubbock dweller, will be held at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church with Rev M A Smith Jr officiating. Burial at Castro Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife two sons Paul and Henry of Dimmitt a daughter Mrs J H Dunn and eleven great grandchildren. Burial will be at Castro Memorial Park under Dennis Funeral Home direction. Spent last years in Lubbock with daughter before death at Methodist Hospital.

Dimmitt William M. Howell Lubbock First Baptist Church M. A. Smith Jr Earl Lawtroop Clovis Castro Memorial Park Dennis Funeral Home Howell Methodist

Mothers mold noble men a tribute to JULIEN C HYER

A poetic tribute extols motherhood shaping strong men through faith. It cites scripture Acts 17 11 and honors a mother named JULIEN C HYER for endowing a son with nurture discipline and prayer to guide his character and right living.

Rites Set For Swisher Pioneer Sorrenson

Services for H. W. Sorrenson 89 a pioneer Swisher County resident will be at 3 30 p m today at First Methodist with Rev H B Coggin officiating Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery under Wallace Funeral Home direction Sorrenson came to Swisher in 1906 farmed near Houston then retired in 1947 moved to Tulsa He was Master Farmer of Swisher in 1935 and a former Houston community trustee Survivors include wife Bertha three daughters a son a sister eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren

H. W. Sorrenson Swisher County First Methodist Church H. B. Coggin Rose Hill Cemetery Wallace Funeral Home Sorrenson Kanakee Ill Houston Tulsa Bertha A. D. Parker Elbert Sweatt Julius Hansen Tulia E. R Clare Strait Grand Island Neb

J. E. Weir Rites Set At Snyder

Services for John Ed Weir 81 longtime Scurry County resident will be at 3 p m today at Ave D Baptist Church Snyder with Rev Jack Dean and Rev T L Nipp officiating He died Tuesday at his home 1409 30th St burial in Ira Cemetery Bolger Funeral Home directed Weir a retired farmer lived 31 years in area member of Ave D Baptist Church survived by wife Flora L Scholler three daughters three sons two brothers 30 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren

Ave. D Borger Sim Dallas

John Nix Rites Set At Midland

Services for John Douglas Nix a Midland building contractor who was found shot to death will be held at 2 pm Thursday in the Newnie Ellis Funeral Chapel. Justice of the Peace John Biggs ruled the death an inquest verdict of a personal safety related bullet wound. Nix's body was discovered Tuesday by his partner and Mrs. Nix in a shop behind the Nix home. He leaves a wife a son J D Nix Jr and four daughters plus six grandchildren. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery with the Rev. O A McBayer officiating.

Midland John Douglas Nix Nix R. E. Klebold Tom Nix O. A. McBayer St. Mark’s Methodist Church Newnie Ellis Resthaven Cemetery

Services Slated For Mrs Isbell

Funeral services for Mrs. T. E. Isbell 81 of 3808 28th St. will be at 1 p m Thursday at the Methodist Church in Sanger with burial in Sanger Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction She died Tuesday at her Lubbock home Surviving: three sons O M of Stamford J B of Sanger and Toledo Wagon Mound N M a daughter Mrs L B Skinner of Lubbock five siblings and two brothers Olimer Smuler and P A Smulcer also listed

T. E. Isbell 28Th St Lubbock Sanger Rix Funeral Home Isbell Methodist Church O. M Stamford J. B

Horace Hudgins Services Pending

Horace Arvid Hudgins age 20 died Tuesday at the home of his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Farris Campbell. He was a cerebral palsy victim. He lived in Hobbs most of his life and recently moved to Portales with his parents Mr and Mrs Willard Hudgins. Arrangements are pending Griffin Funeral Home. Survivors include a sister Mrs Lyman Arnspiger Portales and brothers Jimmie and Gene in the armed services.

Hobbs Horace Arvid Hudgins Farris Campbell Hudgins Portales Willard Hudgins Griffin Funeral Home Lyman Arnspiger Jimmie Gene Armed Services

Also Mentioned on This Page

Soil and Water Conservation Districts Newspaper Week The Associated Press Jobe North Lubbock National Association For the Advancement of Colored People John A. Morsell Sec Roy Wilkins Meek Hall Peabody U.S L.L. Love Love San Antonio Fdr I. B. Stitt Horace E. Mitchell Howard G. Denison Ben R. Young Austin G. Harris Alton Griffin Dick Wagnon John Thurman Charles Finley Paul Johnson Joseph G Gutierrez Helen. Gutierrez 25Th St F.D.I.C Julien C.hyer Swisher J. E. Weir Snyder John Nix Horace Hudgins DR. J. Davis Armistead Optometrist Soth Resthaven Memorial Levelland Highway Miller Western Oxygen, Inc Avenue H
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