Mrs Lindsey Rites Held In Lubbock Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Ernest Lindsey 17 of 2001 1st Street were held at 2 PM in First Methodist Church with Dr J Chess Levern and local pastors officiating. Burial followed in Lubbock City Cemetery. she had ties to Lindsey Theaters and farming. Survivors include two daughters two sisters and four grandchildren. Pallbearers listed with many honorary pallbearers named.
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Ernest Lindsey
Pam
Methodist Hospital
First Methodist Church
J. Chess Levern
Wil
Leo IW. Gee
St Luke's Methodist Church of Lubbock
Wayland Edwards
Southcrest Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Franklin Bartley
Lindsey
Lindsey Theaters
Lubbock
Roy Thirdin
Bil Wheelock
Les Bhinn
Robert Gentry
Hugh Mekhelvy
Bob Godwin
Owen McWhort
Joe B Potts Dies Rites Set In Flood
Joe B Potts a Lockney area resident for 55 years died about 11 a m Wednesday in Plainview Hospital after several weeks hospitalization Funeral services are 3 30 p m Friday at First Baptist Church Lockney with Rev Charles Burghurst officiating Burial is planned at Plainview Memorial Park under Carter Funeral Home and Lockney Masonic Lodge guidance Potts a native of Quanah and retired farmer leaves a widow two sons Melvin Potts and Joe Becton Potts Jr two daughters Mrs George W Hay and Mrs T Z Roberson his mother Mrs G B Potts a sister Mrs Harry Whit and 16 grandchildren and a great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockney
Beeton‘ Potts
Plainview Hospital
First Baptist Church
Charles Broadhurst
Plainview Memorial Park
Carter Funeral Home
Melvin Potts
Lockner
Joe Becton Potts Jr
Wichita Falls
George
W. Hay
Lubbock
T. Z. Roberson
Olton
Airline Insurance Ruling Handed Down
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that an airliner passenger not on a plane cannot collect damages under an aircraft accident policy. It overturned lower courts which had allowed Mrs. Myrl Pepper to seek 736 from Great American Indemnity Co after a 1958 vacation accident at a Mexico City airport. The decision concerns applicability of insurance to in-flight injury.
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Austin
Supreme Court
Myrl Pepper
Great American Indemnity Co
Pepper
Mexico City
Acapulco
Last rites for Mrs. Fannie Ware
Mrs. Fannie Ware 70 dies at 1 40 p m Tuesday at home 3213 E 7th St Funeral services at 10 a m in McDonald Funeral Home Chapel Rev Jones Weathers of Chapel Hill Baptist Church officiates Burial in Linblock Cemetery Grandsons serve as pallbearers Survivors include four sons three daughters a brother a sister 24 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Ware
7Th St
McDonald Funeral Home Chapel
Jones Weathers
Chapel Hill Baptist Church
City of Linbbock
Brownwood Rites Set For Dawson Farmer
Funeral services at 2 p.m. today in Brownwood for 54 year old Dawson County farmer Judge Carroll Scoggins who died Tuesday at Medical Arts Hospital. Rites at Davis-Morris Funeral Home Brownwood with burial at the Brownwood cemetery. Survivors include wife four daughters a son three sisters two brothers and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Carroll Scoggins
Dawson County
Medical Arts
Davis-Morris
George Fehrman Dies At Residence In City
George Fehrman aged 82 died at 7 45 p m Wednesday at his residence 180 percent St The Rix Funeral Home is handling funeral arrangements Survivors include his daughter Mrs Darrell Carpenter Hobbs
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George Fehrman
City
Rix Funeral Hore
Darrell Carpenter
Hobbs
New York Times Endorses Kennedy in Democratic Primary
The New York Times editorially endorses Sen. John F. Kennedy as the Democratic candidate. The paper, noting Eisenhower’s presidency, aligns with Kennedy in the 1960 primary context and urges voters to support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
York Times
John F
Times
Eisenhower
Mrs. Stephens Dies In Ralls Rites Set Today
Mrs. Kate Emma Stephens 72 a long time Ralls resident died Wednesday at her home in Ralls Funeral services are set for 2 pm at the First Baptist Church with Reverend Fields assisted by Reverend Allen and Reverend Beaird Burial will be in Ralls Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home direction Survivors include son George Bud Stephens two daughters Mrs Dave Plamseur and Mrs Wicks a brother W M Cefield four grandchildren and one great grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raluls
Kate Emma Stephens
Ralls
Puierup
Tod Ayo
First Baptist Church
JC. M. Fields
Tommy Allen
Hale Center
WR. Beaird
Carter Funeral Home
Borota
Tex
Stephens
South Phans
Bill Carpenter
Harry Carpenter
Clyde
Ae Furan House
Nitin Wicks
Sam Wicks
George
Bud) Stephens
Dave Plamseur
Brownfield
Wow. Wicks
W. M. Cefield
Clarksvile
John M Neal Dies In City
John M Neal a 60 year old former teacher and Church of Christ minister who had lived in Lubbock about a year with a daughter died at 6 10 pm Wednesday at his daughter’s home Funeral services were held at the Church of Christ in Mike Hopkins County with Tapp Funeral Home of Sulphur Springs in charge Ann Funeral Home of Lubbock will transfer the body to Sulphur Springs for burial Survivors include wife Lauta Jauchter a son Earl Neal of Chickasha Oklahoma and a brother Oscar Neal of Dallas Also surviving are grandchildren and a great grandchild per relatives
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John M. Neal
Church of Christ
Lubbock
Lillian Gilbert
Mike
Ten
Hopkins County
Tapp Funeral Home
Sulphur Springs
Lauta Jauchter
Earl
Neal
Chickasha
Okatwa
Oscar Neal
Dallas
He Neal
Wister
Okiawstus
WI RL
Antho
Sal Bend St
Grea Grankh
Leland Shaver Dies After Hospital Arrival
Leland Shaver died on arrival at Methodist Hospital at 8:53 pm Wednesday. Arrangements are set with Pax Funeral Scheme. He lived at 603 Brownfield Highway Alton and leaves a wife, a son, a daughter, a sister, and a mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Laver
Methodist Hospital
Pax
Shaver
AV Wears
Wivers
Forrester
Brownfield Highway
Alton
Erskine Roads
Rites Set Today For City Woman s Father
Funeral services for Trot Pratt 83 of Willis Texas father of Miss Clara Pratt will be held at the Cornmunity Baptist Church near Conroe with burial at Waverly Park. Pratt farm near Willis and his death followed a stroke on Sunday. His daughters include Mrs Omer Emis of Wheeler County and others.
Olton Services Set For H J Gabehart
Olton honors Henry Jackson Gabehart a Lamb County farmer who died early Tuesday. Funeral 3:39 p.m. at First Methodist Church with Rev Wilbur Gaede assisted by Paul Burch Larysck. Burial at Olton Cemetery under Parson Funeral Home direction. Survivors include wife three sons two daughters eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
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Olton
Henry Jackson Gabehart
Lamb County
Wilbur Gaede
Paul Burch Larysck
Sak
Funeral Here Today For Retired Farmer
Funeral services are held today for George Pe, a retired farmer from Sun Antah, with burial at Lubbock Cemetery under direction of Fix Fvhry. He died at 3.1% ppm after residing at 809 id Ave. Survivors include wife, two daughters, a sister, 72 grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pe
Seafoond
Jesen Young
Sunantah
Thoriad
Lubbock
Fix Fvhry
Uighters
Spa
Dwuther
Paper Pioneer Dies In Lufkin
LUFKIN AP FE LL Kurth industrialist and air pioneer dies at 75 in a Lufkin hospital. An East Texas timber investor, his work linked to Southern Pine newsprint efforts, he collaborated with chemist Dr Charles Holmes and researchers to develop newsprint from pine resin. He attended Southwestern University and lived in the Lufkin area all his life.
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Lufkin
LL. Kurth
Aid Air Pioneer
Southern Pine
Laxkon
Kurth
East Texas Timber Industs
Karth Station
Tex
Deep East Texas
Charle Holmes
Savannah
Barth
Herty
Francs Patrick Gatun
Southern
W. W. Moss Rites Set At Paducah
Funeral services for William Wesley Moss 52 of Lubbock will be held in Paducah's First Baptist Church. Moss died Tuesday during a Louisiana fishing trip. Burial is in Garden of Memories Cemetery with Norris Funeral Home directing. Survived by wife son in the Air Force daughter Lawanda Sharp and five sisters.
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Paducah
Lubbock
William Wesley Moss
Louisiana
Moss
Bowman Lumber Co
Mansfield
Grayson County
36Th St
Joe P. Self
First Baptist Church
J. Wayland Edwards
Southcrest Baptist Church
Garden of Memories
Norris Funeral Home
Charles
U.S. Air Force
Lawanda Sharp
Fay Moss
Roseburg
Ore
J. J. Bates
Amarillo
Frank Steiner
King City
Calif
Lilie Pearson
Ruth Pearson
Modesto
iCalif
Mary Henry
Odessa
Services Today for Mrs J W Poff in Lubbock Church
Funeral services are set for 11 am today at Arnett-Benson Baptist Church in Lubbock for Mrs. J W Poff 70 who died Tuesday night in Taylor Hospital. The Rev Billy Barber will officiate with a Plainview minister assisting. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park directed by Rix Funeral. Survivors include five sons a daughter a brother and 14 grandchildren. Pallbearers listed by name.
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Aim
Arnett-Benson Baptist Church
Lubbock
J. W. Poff
40Th St
Taylor Hospital
Billy Barber
Iail
Plainview
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Death Claims Sixth Victim of Explosion in Freeport
J. O. Wade, 31, of Sweeny, died Wednesday from injuries suffered in a Dow Chemical explosion and fire on Monday. Four others were hurt, with three in critical condition at Freeport hospital. The blast occurred in the chlorine unit, blamed on a rupture in a vapor feeder to a distributor.
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Freeport (Ap
J. OW. Wade
Sweeny
Dow Chemilal Co
Sin
On Freeport Hospital
Jordan
Freeprt
Cool Palmer
Lake Jackson
Brazoria
Deedi Doe
Not What I Wish But Ought to Do
Julien C Hyer cites Kant on self discipline and restraint, noting God places good and bad before us. He argues we may choose calm decorum or follow excess, and that self indulgence leads to loss. Perspective and moral duty guide action.
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Immanuel Kant
Julien C. Hyer
Funeral Today For Mrs. Ham
Funeral services for Mrs. A. F. Ham 75 of 2108 Sith St are set for 4 p.m. at Asbury Methodist Church. Officiating ministers are Rev. Bly n Wilkinson and Rev. Bruce Giles. Rix Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survivors include the husband four sons seven daughters, three sisters two brothers 33 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Ham
Sith St
Asbury Methodist Church
Blyn Wilkinson
Oakwood Methodist Church
Bruce Giles
Flint Ave. Baptist Church
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Rix Funeral Home
H L Pratt Services Scheduled Today
Funeral services for H. L. Pratt 82 of Willis will be held at 2 p m today at Mims Memorial Baptist Church near Conroe Pratt died Tuesday night after a period of illness and a stroke on Sunday Cochran Branch Funeral Home of Conroe is in charge of arrangements Miss Clara Pratt appears in the article as Lubbock County home demonstration agent and Pratt’s daughter who attended a Texas Homemakers Association meeting in College Station and plans to return to Lubbock on Sunday
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Trot Pratt
Wills
Tex
Clara Pratt
St. Lubbock County
Conroe
Burin
Waverles
Cochran Branch
Ikin
Pratt
Willis
Miss Pratt
College Station
Texas
Wills Rivers
Omer
el Moellenald
Theof Beru“Akon
Arthur
Sata Ooarel Heney
Wiilis Tey Notts
H. L. Pratt
Lubbock County
Mims Memorial Baptist Church
Con- Toc
Cochran Branch Funeral Home
Texas Honedestration Agents Assn
Lubboor
Leach Rites Set At Abernathy
Funeral services for Albert Leach 45 will be held at 3 p m today at First Baptist Church Abernathy with Rev Joe Griffin officiating. Burial follows in Abernathy Cemetery under Dennis Chambers Finneral Home. Leach died at Methodist Hospital Lubbock after extended illness. Survivors include wife three sons and several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
Albert Leach
Methodist
Lubbock
First Baptist Church
Joe Griffin
Abernathy Cemetery
Dennis Chambers Finneral
Leach
Lometa
Bill
Iraan
Alvin
Travis
Twely Wats
Sandra Denny Leach
Henry Davis Bul Maslin
Raymond Reeves
Clarence Jordan
A. D. Kitchens
Preston Northcutt
Roscoe Rites Set For James Kemp
Funeral services are planned for S. T. Kemp of Lackland AFB San Antonio who died Monday after returning from duty in Europe. The Rev. Glen Roenfeldt will officiate burial will be in Roscoe Cemetery with graveside military rites conducted by Dyess AFB personnel. Survivors include his wife two sons his father Luther Kemp Hobbs his mother Mrs L J Wade Snyder a brother and two sisters from Hobbs Lubbock and Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
First Baptist
S. Set
James TL. Kemp
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
Kemp
Europe
Glen Roenfeldt
Wells Funeral Home
Dyess Afb
Bi Iene
Napkin An Antique New York
Antique experts say the napkin served as an essential aid to eating in early America because forks were unknown and hands were used to hold food throughout meals in colonial times.
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New York
UPI
America
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Joe B. Potts
Dawson Farmer
New York Times
Kennedy
McDonald
Mark Andrew Higdon
Memorial Park Cemetery
Leland Shaver
Olton Services
H. J. Gabehart
W. W. Moss
A. V. Sellman
R. H W. McBride
Earl Long- Mey
J. S. Hendrix
Weldon,Lennan
Charles Clark
Ham
Rae Ie Barruas
Oursiot
China
Goa
Pete
Teim
Ren M
Esate
Coe
Poalo
Mary Carter
Terturon
Suyone
Vnary Carter
aGal
Mary Carter Paint Factories
Loremide
Fairmart
Roscoe Rites
James Kemp
15Th
Alex Miller
Beaty Howard
Ueies
Ayer
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