Veterans Honored For Aerial Rescue And Combat Actions
Ambulance helicopter commander Resties Brady and soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division are cited for rescues and combat valor in Vietnam. Brady piloted helicopters into enemy areas near Chu Lai on January 6, 1968, with aircraft damaged and a minefield landing. Patterson and Jacobs also receive praise for destroying bunkers, killing enemy soldiers, and aiding disorganized South Vietnamese units during May 1968 operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Owen Gye
Brady
Houston
San Antonio
Carl Jack Hoodacove
Fis
NAS
Nayberry
Sylacauga
Ala
Robert M. Patterson
Fayetteville
N.C
Chu LA
Jacobs
Venemy
1St Cavalry Division
Patterson
la Chu
Midland plan proposes new downtown complex
A Houston firm Carrell Rowlett Scott presents a master plan for Midland to redevelop the central business district. It calls for a $4 million coliseum a $2 million auditorium theater and a $800 000 banquet recreation hall with parking for 2500 cars aimed at reviving a blighted six block area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Ucity
Mana Aanhenet
Houston
Carrell Rowlett Scntt
Central- Business District
Ans Mancerdd
Charlie Young's Rites Saturday
Rites for Charlie Young, 73, are set for Saturday at First Methodist Church with Daniel pastor. The service will be led by the Rev. i pesor. Survivors include Lilian, Mrs. Bill Baker of Slaton, Henry indrick of Bryan, Mrs. Richard Stice of Lubbock, a son J. E. Young of Tohoka, a sister Mrs. Martha Thomas of Little Rock, 10 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Young
First Methodist
Church of
Daniel
I ‘Pesor
Eee
Bor
Quitman
Ark
Young
Billian Wits
Lilian
Bill Baker
Slaton
Henry
Indrick
Bryan
Richard Stice
Lubbock
Tohoka
Martha Thomas
Little Rock
L. E. Williams Funeral Today
L E Williams funeral is held today at Highland Baptist Church with the Rev LD Walker officiating at the 48th Street location. The deceased was affiliated with Dist Hospital and touched many in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae 48Th St
LD. Walker
Highland Baptist
Chur Dist Hospital
Fire Demonstration Ends Fire Prevention Week in Lubbock
The Lubbock Fire Department closes Fire Prevention Week with an equipment display and fire show at Municipal Drive north of Mackenzie State Park. Hundreds are expected as Chief Hershel Sharp and acting Fire Marshal Grady Ammons present demonstrations including a butane flare and live fire drills featuring the new snorkel truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredda Gage
Ny Bvslanche-Dournal
Lubbock
Charlie
Faure Department
Municipal Drive
Mackenzie State Park
Farley
Grady Ammons
Lee Turner
Jim Lettie
Bill Soot
James Mills
Bobby Braun
Jerry Swinford
Hema
Hershel Sharp
Gests
Gad- Hy
Mack Talkington
Booby Cooper
Ron'ny White
David Fowles
Roy Johnson
Loyd Shult
Tearm
Ed Hatchett
Hatchett
Ammons
Warning Labels and Adult Content in Film Releases
A discussion questions why some films and plays labeled for adults are promoted with provocative wording. The text suggests warning audiences about harm from adult viewing and notes concerns about misleading advertising and associated risks. It mentions Julien C. Hyer's viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julien C. Hyer
Rites Arranged For Cecil Cole
Cecil Cole died from an apparent heart attack at his farm near Stegall. He was 37 and had lived in Bailey County since 1944 after moving from Welch. Funeral services set for 10:20 a.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church in Muleshoe with burial at Bailey County Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Kathryn two daughters two sisters and four grandchildren. Donations may be made to a favorite charity or First United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cole
Stegall
Cochran
County Memorial Hospital
Morton
Cole
Bailey County
Welch
Lamesa
United Methodist
Muleshoeith
J. Ward Griffin
Bailey
Park Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Kathryn
Mickey Lowder
Kay. Petty Richardson
Harald Combs
Levelland
Hoyt Font
Silver City
Joe P. Cole
Ofmford
Ben ofAlbany
Lewis
Labbock
First United Methodist Church
Muleshse
Services for Thomas Larkin and Sister Anna Howard
Services are planned for Thomas Larkin and his sister Mrs. Anna Howard of Dallas. The obituary notes their family ties and asks for prayers and condolences from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Larkin Uio Ong Oe
Sity
Anna ‘Howard
Dallas
Sylvan Skibell Dies and Rites Planned
Sylvan Skibell died about 3 30 a m Thursday at Methodist Hospital after a long heart ailment. Services set for today at W W Rix Chapel with Rabbi Alexander S Kline officiating burial in Feldman Memorial Plot City of Lubbock Cemetery. He was a retired merchant formerly with Hub Clothiers Sylvan's Shop for Men Economy Store Wig Mart and Fashion Center. Survived by wife Dorothy three sisters and two brothers, with several nieces and nephews in Dallas and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Skibell
Apt
W. W. Rix Chapel
Alexander S.kline
Congregation Shaarith Israel
Feldman Memorial
City of Lubbock
Skibell
Methodist Hospital
Hub Clothiers
Sylvan's
Wig, Mart
B'nai Brith
Congregation Shaareth Israel
Elks Club
Dorothy
Ida Goldstein
Mary, Goodman
Isadore Abramson
Dallas
Manuel
Chicago
Isadore
Lubbock
Archie Skibell
S5th
Sidney
Albert Skibell
Trvin Skibell
10Th St. Pallbearers
He’ Abbé Kornfeld
A. RB. Berger
Max Mo Stettner
Lawrence Salomon
Phil Rosen
Sam Moses
Glassman
H. Jerry Jaret
Rites Saturday For Mrs Goen In Spur Texas
Funeral services for Mrs J P Goen 95 longtime Dickens County resident will be held at 10 30 a m Saturday at Highway 70 Church of Christ Spur with Gary Williams officiating Burial will be in Spur Cemetery under Campbell Funeral Home arrangement Mrs Goen died Wednesday at her Spar home after a short illness She was a Valley Mills native who moved to Dickens County in 1903 after marrying J P Goen on May 10 at Guthrie Survivors include son Guy Spar two grandchildren and a great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spur
J. PB. Goen
Dickens County
Highway 70
Gary Williams
Campbell
Guthrie
Guy of Spar
Miss Burdett’s Rites Set for Saturday
Odessa funeral notices announce Miss Burdett who died at 30 in a nursing home after a long illness. Services are at 10 a.m. Saturday at Hubbardelly Funeral Home Chapel with graveside rites at 2 p.m. in Take Block Cemetery. Survivors include Horace Burdett of San Francisco and sisters Lena Reachs of Odessa and Trene Aubourg of Brownfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbardelly Funeral Home
Odessa
City
Takebock Cemetery
J. B. Fowler
Southcrest
Baptist Church
Miss Burdett
Laibbock
Baylor University
Trother
Horace Burdett
San Francisco
Calif
Lena Reachs
Trene Aubourg
Brownfield
Ergenbright Rites Slated
Services for George Mitchell Ergenbright 74 will be at 2 PM today in Wallace Funeral Home Chapel. Reverend Murray Travis of First United Presbyterian Church will officiate. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. He died Thursday in a Wichita Falls hospital after an extended illness. A Springfield, Missouri native, he lived in the Tulsa area since 1955. He married Alice McCormick on November 24, 1936 in Crane, Missouri. He was a World War I veteran and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors include his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mitchell
Birgenbright
Wallace Funeral Home
Murray Travis
First United Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill
Ergenbright
Wichita Falls
Springfield
Tulsa
Alice McCormick
Crane, Mo
Lavradine
Fulris
Fioydada
Happy
Floydada
Floydadal Cemetery
Moore- Rose Funneral Homie
Burris
War Victim Roberts Salazar Services Set in Lubbock
Services for Pfc. Roberts Salazar 19 will be held at 9 a.m. Saturday in St. Joseph's Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park. Salazar, killed in action in Vietnam, was a Lubbock native and Milby High School alumnus who moved back to Lubbock and enlisted in October 1967. He served in Vietnam since February 1963. Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Salazar of 201 Baylor Street and five brothers and four sisters. Pallbearers will be U S Army members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Roberts Salazar
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Henderson Funeral Home
Salazar
Vietnam
Lubbock
Milby High School
Houston
US. Army
Mrvvard
Antonio Salizear
Baylor
Joe
Junior
Rudy
Carlos
Freddy
Mary
Margie
Glorias
Christina
Army
Local notices and obituaries from Lubbock area
A string of community notices covers guest speakers at the Test Association meeting, funeral services for Mrs Lavradine Fulris and Lea Holloway, and multiple obituaries. Also noted are scholarship awards for Ray Woodard and a region genealogical society meeting with Lucile Anderson as guest speaker. Two auto crash victims from Brownfield Highway area are hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Genealogical Society
Municipal Garden
All Arts Center
Lucile Anderson
Boykin
Dallas Public Library
Auto design changes raise repair costs but save lives
Washington AP reports collapsible front ends and accordion steering wheels, required by government, are increasing auto repair bills. Insurance spokesmen say the devices lessen injuries in crashes, while critics argue styling changes add cost without boosting safety. Andre Maisonpierre of the American Mutual Insurance Alliance notes higher damage from softer fronts and notes evolving design adds expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Ives
Andre Maisonpierre
Pus
Maisonpierre
American Mutist Insurance Alliance
Rites Pending for E. E. Russell in Ocean Springs
E. E. Russell died of a heart attack aged 74, after years with the railroad. Rites are pending at Simian Funeral Home Ocean Springs. Survivors include wife Thelma and three sons, Dodd, Thomas, and Lonnie, plus sisters in Newton and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Simian Funeral Home
Thelma
Dodd Thomas Fuls
USN
Ree Cane Ay Russell SF Colas
Lonnie
O Flat Ocean Springs
Iss
Moseley
Newton
Leila Harwell
Evelyn Frye
Jackson
Anderson Rites Set Saturday
A funeral service is planned for Marvin Eyenes at the hospital in Brushey with details limited in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Eyenes
the ‘Hospital
Brushey Childves
Plane Crash Fatal For Dumas Man At Farm Sale
A Lackney man, Schacht, died when his plane crashed in a corn field during a Seward County farm sale. He had landed to drop a passenger, then took off and, after circling, made a steep turn before the craft plummeted. About 130 observers witnessed the tragedy. He left a wife Love and two young sons Marcus and Richard, plus his parents and siblings. Funeral services are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockney
Sethe
Schacht
Love Anny
Fane
Marcus
Richard
Fritz Schacht
Jlockney
Seward County
Kaw
Millar Fiying Service
Plainview
Delbert Wiliams Plying View Af Dumas
Lackney
Lackney High School
Clar
Byron
Texas Tech University
Lubbock
Margret Schacht
Sarah Schacht
Carter Funeral Home
Sydney Isham Rites Arranged in Tahoka Community
Sydney Isham 85, a resident of Tahoka for a decade, died Thursday at his Tahoka home. Born in Pulaski County Arkansas, he married Ola Black in 1907 in Milano. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. at White Funeral Chapel with Rev. Jim Turner officiating. Burial in Tahoka Cemetery. Survived by a sister and brothers William Bartle Isham of Pascagoula Mississippi and Charles A Isham of Tahoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoka
Isham
Tahaka
Pulaski County
Ark
Ola Black
Milano
Rockport
Baptist
White
Jim Turner
Chauvet
Tahokayafficiating
Ley. Curry
Nahwa
William Bartle Isham
Pascagoula
Miss
Charles A. Isham
Services for W W Taylor set in Highland
W W Taylor 59 of S112 44th St dies at 10 30 a m Wednesday in University Hospital from age related denage. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park under Resthaven Singleton Wilson Funeral Home directions. He moved to Lubbock in 1956 from Rotan was a Highland Baptist Church member VFW Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge troop leader for Boy Scout Troop 407 served in the U S Army in World War II in Germany and France. Surviving wife a daughter Mrs Doves Richards of Philadelphia PA and a son Jack Taylor of the home. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watr Taylor
Highland
Baptist
I. Walker
Bruce Gi Fo
Westmoreland Baptist Church
Resthaven “Mermorial, Park
Resthaven-Singleton- Wilson Guneral
Taylor
University Hospital
Dennage
Hrint
Lubbock
Rotan
Highland Baptist Church
Veterans of ‘Foreign Wars
Yellowhouse
LES
Germany
France
Doves Richards
Philadelphia
Pas
Jack Taylor
T. Y i McArthur
Ted McArthur
Tor Sampson
Trail Stickland
Dave
Cravens
Pete
Lange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nicol
Nixon
Paris
Charlie Young
L. E. Williams
MacKenzie
Safety Cneck
D. ‘Rogers, Jr
Bill Blackwell
Lonnie “Hollugeworth
Morris Turner
Im Granberry
Denton Rigsby
Isaiah Aly
Rites
Thomas Edwards Services
Mrs. Goen
White House
Opt M. Patterson
N.c.y
James M. Spray
Bery
Selicanga
Tadae BH. Dacobs
Fords. i
Patrick H . Sat Antonio
Tex
Obessa
New Burdett
Agier
Test Association
Cat Pogiters
Jahnson House
Lea FP
Wolloway
Ave. G
St.” Elizabeth Catholic
Peacehil Gardens Memorial Park
Franklin Bartley
Holloway
Tis Hame
Siurvivo
Mike Mundy
Paris Island
Iresas Wholesale Growers’ Association
T. J. Lewallen
Cassociation
Lubbock Food Brokers Association
Hillcrest Country Club
J. Haris Morgan
Cullen Smith
Texas Tech
Wil Caves
Trene Freda Raulic
Texico
Nals
Reiay
Charles V. Steed
Harliss ‘Gleaton
Clovis
Suriat
Mission Garden
Steedt
Miles Neal
Birch
R. O. Christesson
Buffalo Lakeshone
Highland Hospital
John RK. Bizzell
Lamesa Area
Munday
Methodist “Church
Horn
Presbyterian Church
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Raymond. Johnston
iClovis
N.M
Methodist
Jessie Honeycutt Jr
Abernathy
St. John's Baptist Church
Honeycutt
PD. B
Pee) Tate
Ray B. Woodard
Pan American Petroleum Foundation
Woodard
Seymour
Ruby Smith
Tlavm
Bethel Baptist Church of
Thomas Allen Meeker
E. E. Russell
Anderson
Dumas
Sydney Isham
W. W. Taylor
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