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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
5
Services for 78 year old Mrs. Cordelia Berry of Tulia will be at First Baptist Church with Pete Fast officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by son John, four daughters, a brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
BERLIN AP Prof Hanns Eisler noted East German modern composer who wrote East Germany s national anthem died in East Berlin on Thursday at age 4 He was brother to Gerhardt Eisler once accused as a top Communist spy in the United States and associated with Bertold Brecht Eisler fled Nazi Germany in 1933 and spent time in the United States later returning to East Berlin where he led the Academy of Music and faced criticism from East German papers for formalist trends He wrote operas including Johannes Faustus which drew criticism from the Communist press in 1953
Graveside services for Rodney Glen Howard infant son of Mr and Mrs Glen Ray Howard will be at 2 p m today in Muleshoe Cemetery with Frank Duckworth officiating. Burial will be handled by Singleton Funeral Home. The child died three hours after birth Thursday at Green Hospital. survivors include parents two sisters the grandparents and great grandparents.
The statement notes that per person steel consumption equals 1.5 percent in pounds annually. It highlights a small but notable share of national steel use attributed to each individual.
A reflection on prayer where the Lord answers, shaping the outcome. The author notes prayer is dialogue, not commands, and that God's responses, though sometimes no, are real and necessary to fulfill what one seeks.
Hale Center mourns J L Jetton 88 a longtime Hale Center resident since 1911. services set 2:30 p.m. in First Methodist Church Hale Center with Rev Woodrow Adcock and Rev Clarence Stephens officiating. Burial Center Plains Cemetery Wood Dunning Funeral Home Plainview. He died 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Baptist Memorial Hospital San Angelo after long illness. Survived by wife Laura Norton Jetton two daughters Mrs E M Adams Cotton Center and Miss Truja Maud Jetton Lubbock a sister Mrs F M Bridges Hale Center two grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral for TDRL Williams set for 3 pm at First Methodist Church Anton. The Rev. Bob Watson and Rev. J B Coggin will officiate. Burial in Anton Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. Williams died Thursday in a Lubbock rest home. Survivors include three sons and several daughters, a brother, two sisters, 23 great grandchildren, and grandsons listed as pallbearers.
Mrs Euphie Hale longtime resident of Lorraine will have funeral services at 2 p m today at First Baptist Church with Rev Mack Farrington officiating Rev Jack Dean will assist Burial will be in Lone Wolf Cemetery under Bell Funeral Home Snyder She died Wednesday night in Johnson Hospital She was native of Milam Survivors include her husband James W three daughters Pearl Claxton Snyder Ruby Miles Sweetwater and Doyle Wemken Hermleigh three sons R J Lorraine J R Sweetwater and Floyd Gorman two sisters Iva Nettleton Hampton and Florence Peffley Fort Worth a brother H B Nettleton 16 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren
Services are at 3 p.m. at Mount Gilead Baptist Church for Mrs Malissia Gant 43 of 310 EF uth St who died Sunday at Methodist Hospital after four and a half months hospitalization. Rev R Roberts will officiate with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. She moved to Lubbock in 1947 from Demopolis Alabama and was a member of Gilead Baptist Church. She is survived by four brothers three sisters four stepchildren and 18 grandchildren.
Funeral services are held today for Harry Harrison Hurt 69 former senior vice president of the First National Bank in Big Spring who died Wednesday. He retired from banking last year and also served as treasurer of Howard County Junior College at Joy Spring.
Special notice from Lovington reports the funeral service for Lt. Col. Wesley D. Harris U S Army retired at 10 a m Saturday at the Church of the Nazarene with burial at Lovington Cemetery and military honors. Harris a World War II hero was born near Lovington and served in Formosa and Italy earning the Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star and foreign honors. Survivors include wife Sarah Vernon Harris daughter Linda and two sons Patrick and William J.
Mrs. M A Huffhines died at 4 30 p m Thursday in High Plains Hospital Hale Center born in Dallas County lived in Hale Center 17 years services planned at First Methodist Church Rev Clarence Stephens officiating burial Resthaven Memorial Park Hale Center Funeral Home Survivors include husband two sons Milton Huffhines N C Huffhines of Lubbock two daughters Mrs Noel Berry Hereford and Mrs A E Buddy Gibson of Lubbock three brothers Walter King Plainview E Z King Petrolia and E L King Claude four sisters Winnie Sanders Nelse Reeves and Nettie Dixon all of Bellevue and Eula Brown eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren
C R Ray Pannell 64 of 2315 25th St. died Thursday morning in West Texas Hospital. Services will be in Albany at 2 p m Saturday at First Christian Church with Rev D E Aden officiating. Burial in Albany Cemetery. Survived by wife Ruby four daughters Armand Weathers Odessa two granddaughters Linda and Leslie Weathers Odessa two brothers Paul Sparks Nev and Travis Knox City four sisters S D Jones and Carl Chafin Knox City M C Talley San Angelo and Bud Thomas Fieldton.
DeWitt Parker 67 a former Tulia resident dies Tuesday night in Adrian Funeral is at First Presbyterian Church Tulia at 3 p m with Rev Koerselman officiating Burial is in Rose Hill Cemetery Wallace Funeral Home in charge Survivors include his wife two sons a daughter two brothers a sister and five grandchildren
Rites are held at 2 p.m. today at Parkdale Baptist Church for Mrs Mildred W D Morris 52 of 720 5th Street who died at 8:45 a.m. Thursday at home after a lengthy illness. The Rev D G Davidson will officiate. Burial follows at City of Lubbock Cemetery under McDonald Funeral Home direction. Survivors include daughter Mrs Wilton Morrison and sister Mrs Fred Clarke and two grandchildren.
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