Services set for Mrs. Shirley Ruth Andress
Funeral services for Mrs. Shirley Ruth Andress will be at 7 p.m. today at First Presbyterian Church in Lubbock with Rev. Andrew A. Jumper officiating. Burial will be Saturday in Resthaven Memorial Park. She died Wednesday at Methodist Hospital after a long illness.
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Shirley Ruth Andress
38Th St
Donald W. Andress
Lubbock
First Presbyterian Church
Andrew A. Jumper
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Andress
Methodist Hospital
Shirley Ruth O'Dell
Artesia
N.M
Trinity University
San Antonio
Texas Tech
Brownfield
Beta Sigma Phil Sorority
Donnie
Sheryl
Allison
Ralph O'Dell
Cleburne
Douglas O'Dell
Albuquerque
Donald O'Dell
Princeton
N.J
Kathy O'Dell
Loren S. Noblitt
Columbus
Ind
Open Letter To Troops In Viet Nam Grows To 42 Feet
Covina California Mrs Zita Parkers open letter supporting U S troops in Viet Nam has reached 42 feet with signatures from readers nationwide The project named Operation Support expanded as letters circulated from Christmas cards to mimeographed copies and to the San Diego Veterans of Foreign Wars district which plans to spread copies to its posts and members The letter appeals that the majority of Americans back the troops and asks for kindness toward soldiers with a reply from General William Westmoreland and a dedicated box for submissions
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Zita Parker
Covina
Calif
U. S
Viet Nam
Snl
Associated
Tress
U.S
William C. Westmoreland
South Viet Nam
San Diego
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Parker
Jack
Gen. Westmoreland
Fleetwood Annex
Playday Event at Aufill Arena Supports Injured Jamie Henry
Proceeds from a Sunday playday at Aufill Sports Arena in Tohoka Highway go to hospital expenses for James Lee Henry 24 who was critically injured in a July 18 accident. Sponsor Aufill Rough Riders report activities include poles barrels quad stakes and flags with a 50 cent entry per event and no admission.
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Aufill
Tohoka Highway
James Lee
Jamie) Henry
Aufill Rough Riders
Henry
Methodist Hospital
Reagan Henry
Rites Arranged For Mrs. Wilder
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Wilder 85 longtime Levelland resident set for 2 p m Friday at Austin Street Church of Christ with Bill Robinson officiating. Burial in Levelland Cemetery. Survivors include four sons Jack Evan Loran Richard and five daughters 28 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Levelland
Mary Wilder
Austin Street
Evan
Hobbs
Loran
Seymour
Conn
Richard
U. S. Air Force
Anchorage
Alaska
Mildred Turrentine
Nell Patterson
Jean Wynn
Lubbock
C. J. Brown
Abilene
Arthur Harris
Germany
Edna Jackson
Arizona
Wylie Coleman
G. C. Royal
Gilbert Sanchez
J. L. Black
E. D. Roberts
Cecil Pace
Mrs Oscar B Brothers dies at 82 in Paducah
Funeral services for Mrs. Oscar B Brothers 82 mother of Lubbock educator J O Brothers will be at 2 p m today at Paducah First Baptist Church Burial will be in Garden of Memories Cemetery Norris Funeral Home directs she died at 545 p m Wednesday after six days in Richards Memorial Hospital from a heart condition and stroke She is survived by sons J O Brothers of Lubbock and Arlie L Brothers of Paducah three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren
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Paducah
Oscar B. Brothers
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Garden of Memories
Norris Funeral Home
24Th St
Mackenzie Junior High School
Lubbock High
J. O
Arlie L
Mrs. Mona Bromley dies. services pending at Rix
Mrs Mona R Bromley 60th Street resident of Lubbock for a year died about 5 20 p m Thursday at her home Survivors include two sons Woodard El Paso and James J 2818 60th St three sisters Nell Roundtree Plainview Mrs Cora Hardin Brownwood and Mrs Mont Nelson Phoenix and three brothers Austin Roundtree Plainview Payne Roundtree Dallas and Mason Roundtree Phoenix Hollywood UPI reports a special short subject is being filmed of Arthur Godfrey in The Glass Bottom Boat at MGM.
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Rix Funeral Home
Mona R. Bromley
60Th St
Woodard
el Paso
James J
Nell Roundtree
Plainview
Cora Hardin
Brownwood
Mont Nelson
Phoenix
Austin Roundtree
Payne Roundtree
Dallas
Mason Roundtree
Hollywood
UPI
Arthur Godfrey
MGM
Aubrey C. Norman Rites Held in Levelland
Funeral services for Aubrey C. Norman longtime Levelland resident were set for 10 a.m. today at First Baptist Church with Rev. John Mullins officiating. Burial followed in Levelland Cemetery under George C. Price Funeral Home direction. Norman died at 3 a.m. Wednesday in Lubbock Methodist Hospital. He had moved to Levelland from Tioga and was a city maintainer operator. Survivors include his wife three sons Archie O. Levelland George W. Fort Worth Charles R. Odessa a brother W. M. Dallas 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Jim Couch Morgan Rust J. L. Hill J. R. Thompson Gail Willis and Leon McMillan.
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Levelland
Aubrey C. Norman
First Baptist Church
John Mullins
City of Levelland Cemetery
George C. Price
Tioga
The
Baptist Church
Archie O
George W
Fort Worth
Charles R
Odessa
W. M
Dallas
Jim Couch
Morgan Rust
J. L. Hill
J. R. Thompson
Gail Willis
Leon McMillan
Robinson
Crosby County
Lubbock
Coleman Robinson
41St St
Burnett Robinson
Ivanhoe
C. E. Lamb
E. Stanford
Milt Robinson
Smiley
Rose Dinman
Sallie Lord
Pearsall
Etta Pouncy
Nixon
W. W. Griffin
Manson
Wash
Grady Harrist
R. S. Johnson
Jack Brogden
Davis Bishop
Alvin Smith
Roscoe Wilson
Rites for James W. Robinson Held in Lubbock
Funeral services for James W. Robinson 83 known as Big Jim will be at 2 p.m. in W. W. Rix Chapel with Rev. Bill Mark officiating. Burial will be in Lubbock City Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home direction. Robinson died at his home after a long life as Lubbock police chief 1921 1924 and later a public server and rancher born Gonzales County Texas.
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James W
Big Jim) Robinson
Stanford
Lubbock
W. W. Rix
Bill Mark
Northcrest Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Rix
Texas Tech
Lubock
J F Perryman Dies Ralls Rites Set
Jeptha Francis Perryman 79 longtime Ralls resident dies in Crosbyton convalescent home. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Rev. C M Fields, burial in Ralls Cemetery. Survivors include widow Minnie, son Olen Perryman, four daughters and extended relatives. pallbearers named.
Brother of Senator From Hawaii Dies
Leonard Fong aged 65, brother of U.S. Senator Hiram Fong of Hawaii, died Thursday from cancer at a Honolulu hospital. The senator traveled to Hawaii and was at his brother's side.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Leonard Fong
U.S
Hiram Fong
Sen. Fong
The Shepherd
A short poem by JULIEN C HYER urges industry as a path to progress. It contrasts limited ability with concentrated effort and notes that even great talent needs disciplined work to balance life and intensify hard work.
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Julien C. Hyer
Arthur T. Knights Rites Set Saturday
Funeral services for Arthur Thomas Knight 76 resident of Olton for four months will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Rich ards Beck Funeral Home chapel Whitesboro Texas Burial in Dixie Cemetery near Whitesboro under Parsons Funeral Home of Olton direction Knight died at 1 30 p.m. Thursday in a Plainview hospital after a lengthy illness Survivors include one sister Mrs L H Marshall of Bovina and one brother Grover Knight of Wichita Falls
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Olton
Arthur Thomas Knight
Richards-Beck Funeral Home
Whitesboro
Tex
Dixie Cemetery
Parsons Funeral Home
Knight
Plainview
L. H. Marshall
Bovina
Grover Knight
Wichita Falls
Bulletin Board Theft and Campus Vandalism Reported
Burglars stole a metal framed bulletin board from the Lubbock Women's Club at 2020 Broadway and damaged the interior. Police investigate a jewelry burglary at 2524 Baylor and a week long broiler theft at 2415 33rd Street. On campus tires were slashed at Men's Dormitory No 10 and purses stolen at the Tech Union. Windshields were cracked and a bottle hurled through another car windshield in Canyon Courts.
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Lubbock Women’s Club
Broadway
Lewis Mobley
Baylor
Samuel J.M. King
Bob Lamont
Texas Tech
John B. Kenneth
Hulen Hall
Carlynn Crawford
Diane Wheeler
Tech Union
Billy G. Hensley
E. Colgate Sr
Teachers Challenge By Tech Professor At West Texas Meeting
Dr Bruce Mattson associate professor of education at Texas Tech challenged 50 members of Chapter 191 of the West Texas Council for Exceptional Children to serve each day more adequately the handicapped children He noted a need for 50000 teachers in special education to meet replacement needs and praised the public investment in the field Entertainment was provided by Charles Colvin and Sandra Alfred of Dunbar Hill School Karachi Medicine is needed at Pakistan s hospitals
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Texas Tech
Bruce Mattson
Tech
West Texas Council For Exceptional Children
College Student Union
Mattson
Minnesota
Charles Colvin
Sandra Alfred
Dunbar Hilg School
Dorothy Hyer
Lucy Ettan Colvin
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