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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
2
Funeral services are scheduled today for Mrs. Ballew and Olan Geren. Abernathy and Portales connections are noted with Rev Beven Clark of the Catholic Church leading rites under the direction of Henson Wilson Funeral Home. The notices mention bereaved families and local church affiliations.
Tahoka resident Cruz Morin Rivas, 20, died when a pickup overturned near Cleveland Oklahoma while another passenger survived, authorities said. The crash occurred as the vehicle left the pavement and rolled over, with services and burial planned in Cleveland about 36 miles southwest of Tulsa. Police reported notification to relatives in Tahoka after the wreck.
An analysis details nervous pressure from a misaligned spine affecting a woman. It notes spinal vertebrae squeezing nerves, and mentions a correction method used after other therapies. The account references a medical professional and a location described as Avenue Qo.
Fragmentary report notes Moroccan and allied forces moving near key oil and mineral centers in North Africa. Dispatches mention Egyptian and Yemeni involvement and possible new frontlines amid stalled peace talks and regional rivalries.
CIA Director Allen Dulles said Khrushchev likely rejected Kennedy’s joint US Russian moon mission. He also linked reports of Soviet arms shipments to Algeria to Moscow’s broader goal of expanding influence in Africa, noting earlier moves in Egypt and the Congo.
John W. Ecker 65 died Monday at Moves Hospital. Services held Wednesday at the parst Church with Dir. Charles Wood and Rev. Fred Ryle officiating. Burial at Wood Cemetery under Williams Funeral Home. Ecker, a Santa Fe Foritsod engineer, lived here 22 years. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs ALC Davidson. Sisters Mrs Pikins Slaton Mrs Baker Lubbock and Harold Schutte, along with ED Kader, grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held today at Pax Funeral Home in Waxahachie for Mr and Mrs Davis who died Friday in a crash near Fort Worth when their car struck a parked trailer. Rev Rollo Davidson of the First Methodist Church Slaton will officiate assisted by John Koerred. Davis will be buried at City of Lubbock Cemetery and Mrs Davis at Englewood Cemetery. Davis was shop foreman for HV Bigham and Sons Manufacturing Co in Slaton for 16 years. His wife was a former Slaten resident. The couple had been married several months.
Construction underway in Haifa to supply electricity for northern Israel. The new plant aims to meet regional demand and bolster energy reliability during peak periods.
Lorenzo resident D Herrington died asarr rangements were announced by Carter Funeral Home. He was listed with connections to numerous places and family members across California Oklahoma and Seminole communities.
Dunn died Sunday at the alongside the Veregan's Hospital in Biz Spring. Services planned at 2 PM at Wik hams Funeral Home Chapel Slaton with Rev Fred Thomas and Rev Lyshi officiating. Englewood Cemetery burial under Williams Funeral Home direction. Survivors include his wife ten daughters and several siblings. Donations to the camel fund accepted.
Services for Teaey Carpenter infant will be held today at 7 p.m. in the Chapel of Bax Funeral Home with burial at a later date. The child died days after birth at home. Parents are listed with siblings and grandparents named, including Mr and Mrs Pete Carpenter and Mrs Mildred Russell.
William Carroll Musgrove of Sorel Milion died Monday at 12:08 pm at his home. He lived in the area most of his life, farmed for years before retiring, and was a Baptist Church member. Born in Bangor, he is survived by sisters Mrs. Martha Gregory of Idalou and Mrs. Dora Cupp Huckabee, and brother Henry of Idelou.
Fort Worth police charged Glen Avery a 20 year old barber with conspiracy to maim a rival barber by injuring his fingers arms and legs to prevent him from barbering. A fake hold up at Hardy Sammons shop in Forest Hills was planned with union objections noted. Assistant District Attorney Richard Trickey said the alleged plot aimed to rough up Sammons. In a separate item a non union shop was blast blasted by a shotgun last week.
A fragmented verse presents a fatherly admonition urging a child to live righteously with soul and heart. It stresses respect, duty, and truth, calling for courage to stand up and fight for what is right, ending with a note of home and happiness.
Donnie Gililland and four others were killed in a head on collision east of Abernathy Sunday. The victim attended Abernathy Public Schools and belonged to the First Baptist Church. Survived by his parents Mrs and Mr Gililland and two siblings, with several aunts and uncles listed as survivors.
Report outlines crash victim services for Jamison Pum and Mrs Segre of 260 Date Ave with details about injuries and hospital treatment. Nearby locations Abernethy and Aberneer referenced in the account along with a bus accident involving a car near a Methodist hospital and an emergency admission with release. Copenhagen National Bank announces discount rate cut.
Grutse Services pending in city as arrangements begin for Fred. Early monetary gifts at the hospital, and at Sanders Funeral, center on the passing of a veteran of the Spanish American War. Survivors include Edith, a daughter and a son with several grandchildren. An extended family and several relatives are noted in the obituary.
Mrs Latha Pearl Hardegree dies Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 9:30 AM at Singletary Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Newt panel officiating. A second service at 2 PM at First Methodist Church of Colorado City with Rev Mr pastor officiating. She is survived by a daughter Pauline Memorial, two daughters in law, and several relatives.
Carl Bo McLaughlin 53 president of Tule Turns Plastics Inc died after a short illness in Louisville. The industrial executive, known for his work in plastics engineering, is survived by colleagues and family in Kentucky and beyond.
Fever blister and cold sore relief product claims fast drying antiseptic action. Apply at the first sign for rapid healing and to prevent infection.
A note announces funeral arrangements for Fred J Aldrich. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicate services are pending and a burial or cremation may follow. The text references related names and places ambiguously.
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