Building Restoration through Master Craftsmen Across Continents
The article profiles a regional craftsman who rebuilt historical sites with global scope. Worked on Petra and Jerash in Jordan, Cologne in Germany, and the Brandenburg Gate, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial, and Turkish ruins. Began at 14, expanded to restoring churches, cathedrals, and monastic sites worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
Nottin
Vlumn
Jordan
Pigght
Deal Sea
Kaiter
Goreme
Christian Ert
Cologne
Hamburg
Hhh
Jerash
R Tle
Java
Baltic Sea
Funeral today for Bill Brooks in Seagraves
Bill Brooks 61 died Thursday in Seminole's Twilight Acres Nursing Home. Services at 2 p.m. today at Mt. Olive Baptist Church with Rev. A. L. Dennison officiating. Burial in Seagraves Cemetery by Webb Funeral Home. Survivors include wife Mary five sons two daughters a brother and a sister and 20 grandchildren.
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Seagraves
Bill Brooks
Seminole
Twilight Acres
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
A. L. Dennison
Amarillo
Seagraves Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
Brooks
Georgia
Mary
Earnest
Houston
Freddy
Eugene
Fort Worth
Billy Ray
James Ray
Eunice
N.M
Martha Sue Dillard
Balls
Brenda Kay Brooks
Dan
Dallas
Annie May Nelson
Local nursing aides meet. holiday tour planned
Members of Division Four of the Holtered workshop for the visually handicapped will meet at 7330 VM to plan activities and elect officers. The Lubhoetat Association meets in St Mary of the Plains Hospital library to organize the annual Christmas home tour fundraiser.
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Jonday
Blackwell Park Dismissal Sparks City Manager Remarks
Blackwell says a city employee dismissed for not using ilyata was counseled multiple times before resignation offered. Davis, who helped bring bicycling to Lubbock, claims dismissal for not using a city auto, while Parks and Recreation director Hamilton says he was fired for refusal to comply.
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Bill Blackwell
Ilyata
Dick Davis
30Th St
Lubbock
Parks and Recreation Department
A. C
Stumpy
Hamilton
Davis
Infant's Services Planned Today in Resthaven Park
Graveside services for Georgia Carol Morris infant daughter of Mr and Mrs David Morris of Anton are set for 2 p m today at Resthaven Memorial Park with Rev Max Browning officiating. She died shortly after birth Wednesday at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital and is survived by her parents a brother David Morris Jr and a sister Connie Sue.
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Georgia Carol Morris
David Morris
Rt. 2
Anton
Resthaven Memorial Park
Franklin Bartley
Funeral Home
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
David Morris Jr
Connie Sue
Carl W. Morris
Clarendon
L.A. Armes
W. A. Armes
26Th St
Florence Wyrick
del Rio
Max Browning
Shallowater United Methodist Church
Funeral notices spanning Plainview to Lubbock
Obituary notices and funeral announcements for Mrs. Mattie Ellen Nix age 47 of Plainview and Mrs. Ida Turnbow of Brownfield, plus memorials for Edwin B. Cline of Plainview and Alvith V Reed of Claytonville. Items recount survivors, service times, burial sites, and directions. A separate note covers a violent incident in Lubbock with a burglary record and a police injury.
Mrs Martinez Rites Saturday in Brownfield Church
Mrs Brijida Martinez 64 died after brief illness in Brownfield General Hospital. Service at 2 p m Saturday at St Anthony Catholic Church with Rev Nidan Maguire officiating. Burial in Brownfield Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home. She came to Terry County in 194 from Navasota. Survived by husband Pablo and two daughters Sally Herrera Brownfield Nora Herrera Seagraves.
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Brownfield
Brijida Martinez
Brownfield General Hospital
St. Anthony Catholic Church
Nidan Maguire
Brownfield Cemetery
Brownfield Funeral Home
Martinez
Terry County
Navasota
Pablo
Sally Herrera
Nora Herrera
Seagraves
Mrs. Wagner Funeral Today In Brownfield Texas
Mrs. Wagner native of Hays County dies in Brownfield after illness at General Hospital. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Pastor West and Rev Dale Lanes officiating. Burial in Terry County Memorial Cemetery under Brownfield funeral director. Survived by two sons Milton and Wayne, five daughters and numerous grandchildren. Pallbearers named Jim Kay James Tourmin Odell Sears Ferrell Daniel Henry Newman.
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Owsfield
Mattie Mac Fie
Pan
First Baptist Ciaurc
Aton West
Rew Dale Lanes
Terry County
Memos
Linder
Brownfield Funeral Home
Westies
Hays County
Abed
Browsfield General Hospital
Terr
Jim Kay
James Tourmin
Odell Sears
Ferrell Damiel
Henry Newman
Ubert Noble Dy
Floydada Youth Killed in Vegetable Processing Shed Accident
Tomar Martines, a Mexican American youth, was killed Thursday afternoon at the Hickerson Vegetable Processing Shed in Floydada when he became entangled in a belt on the machinery. He died on arrival at Caprus Hospital. Police and officials are investigating.
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Floydada
Tomar Martines
Caprus Hospital
Jack Jordan
Floydad
Tom Hopper
Hopper
Nerone
Hickerson
Brother Keeper and Brotherly Duty Highlighted
Poetic reflection on Genesis 4 statement urging not only to watch for a brother in need but to understand his inner troubles. Emphasizes going beyond duty to actively help by learning his mental and physical state and aiding in real problem solving.
Mrs. Walden Rites Saturday in Morton Memorial Cemetery
Mrs. Sallie Walden 86 a longtime Cochran County resident died at home Thursday afternoon Funeral services set for 3 p m Saturday at East Side Church of Christ with Fred White officiating Burial will be in Morton Memorial Cemetery under Singleton Funeral Home direction She was a Bryson native who lived in Ropesville before moving to Cochran County in 1931 Survivors include two daughters Mrs Innis Stewart and Mrs Louise Armstrong two sons Eugene Walden Mike Walden a sister Mrs Margaret Youngblood nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren
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Morton
Sallie Walden
Cochran County
Walden
East Side Church of Christ
Fred White
Morton Memorial Cemetery
Singleton Funeral Home
Bryson
Ropesville
Innis Stewart
Louise Armstrong
Littlefield
Eugene Walden
Liendrith
N. M
Mike Walden
Margaret. Youngblood l
Lubbock
Mrs LaDue Rites Planned in Dallas
Services for Mrs Edna LaDue 76 of Dallas will be at 2 30 pm today in Restland Woodlawn Chapel with Rev Roy Harrell officiating Burial will be in Restland Cemetery Dallas She died Thursday at St Mary of the Plains Hospital after a one day stay Survivors include two sons Milton and Jack both of Dallas three sisters Iva Clough Allie Dyer and Walter Sawyer of Lubbock nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Edna aDue
Dallas
Restland
Idwood Chapel
Roy Harrell
Park Cities
Milton LaDue
Jack LaDue
Iva Clough
Allie Dyer
Walter Sawyer
Lubbock
W S Dickenson Rites Planned After Lubbock Death
Walter Scott Dickenson 86 of 1812 Mth St died about 10 am Thursday at St Mary of the Plains Hospital after a brief illness. Burial will be in City of Lubbock Cemetery with Sanders Funeral Home directing. Survivors include Maggie his wife two sisters Effie Fisher Nina Stubblefield a daughter Mrs W S Morris and a son Dr W S Dickenson plus a grandchild and a great grandchild.
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Walter Scott Dickenson
Mth
St. Mary
the Plains Hospital
Sanders Memorial Chapel
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Dickenson
Williamson County
Lubbock
Bell County
Maggie
Effie Fisher
Nina Stubblefield
San Antonio
W. S. Morris
Albuquerque, N.M
W. S. Dickenson
Litlefield
Levelland Mobilizes for Assault and Slaying Suspect
Levelland police search for a dark complexioned man in his 20s after an 83 year old woman was assaulted in her home late Wednesday. Reports link the suspect to a fatal stabbing of 45 year old Myrie Carlisle earlier in September. Residents warned to verify public workers and telecommunication crews before allowing entry as more victims describe barefoot, shirtless invaders.
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Levelland
Iman
Myrie ‘Carlisle
Pond
Washington
Delton Young
Levelland Police Department
Puservice
Les Johnson
Public Service Company
Johnson
Vigil Mass Saturday for Silvia Vigil
Vigil Mass set for Silvia Vigil of 4747 44th 45 a.m. at St Mary of the Plains Hospital. Rosary at 7:20 p.m. at W W Rix Chapel. Ma Sylvia Vigil died recently and will be at 10 a.m. Saturday with Our Lady of Grace Curtis Halfmann officiating. Burial in Peaceful Gardens Cemetery. Survivors include her mother Stella Garza of Lubbock father Remigo Vigil of Chicago three brothers Eloy Vigil Homer Vigil Gilbert Vigil and three sisters Elia Sandobal Margaret Raymond Thelma Vigil.
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St. Mary of the Plains’ Hospital
W. W. Rix ‘Chapel
Sylvia
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
Curtis Halfmann
Peaceful Gardens
Stella Garza
Lubbock
Remigo Vigil
Chicago
Ill
Eloy Vigil
Homer Vigil
Slaten
Gilbert
Petersburg Bale First To Gin
Buddy Smith produced the first bale of cotton in Petersburg Thursday. The bale was gin ned at Petersburg Gin Inc. The bale weighed 1 780 pounds raw and 405 bale with 720 pounds of seed. The 101-A cotton came from a five acre farm northwest of Petersburg planted last week in April with one irrigation. Smith received 50 cents per pound. seed valued at 100 dollars per ton. The Petersburg Chamber of Commerce will award Smith 100 dollars for the first bale.
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Petersburg
Buddy Smith
Petersburg Gin Inc
Smith
Petersburg Chamber of Commerce
Death Notice of Mrs. Ortencia Hernandez in Lubbock
Ortencia Hernandez of 2806 Baylor Ave died at 3 p.m. Thursday at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital after a month long illness. Services pending at Rest Haven Singleton Wilson. She was 30, native of Brady, moved to Lubbock in 1951, survived by husband Jesus two sons Luis and Josue two daughters Alice and Isabell seven siblings and mother Maria Juarez. Grandfather Ignacio Sanchez of Wolfforth.
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Ortencia Hernandez
Baylor Ave
Lubbock Osteopathic “Hospital
Resthaven-Singleton-Wilson’ Funeral
Hernandez
Brady
Lubbock
Jesus
Luis
Josue
Alice
Isabell
Domingo
Rudy Juarez
Eva Garcia
Susie Castello
Indio
Calif
Benita Solis
Causey
N.M
Frances. Billasanal
Consuelo Juarez
Fort Morgan
Colo
Maria Juarez
Ignacio Sanchez
Wolfforth
Guerrilla Loses Hijack Attempt Over Jordan Airliner
In Amman a Palestinian guerrilla armed with a hand grenade attempted to hijack a royal Jordanian airliner en route from Beirut to Amman. A security guard overpowered him and police arrested Aboul Kader Ali of Al Fatah aboard the Caravelle with 37 passengers and a crew of 10.
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Amman
Jordan
Beirut
Aboul Kader Ali
al Fatah
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Ruth
Austin
Texas
Jem
Mesa Verde
Leon Rasee
Kenneth W. Gid- Joan
Latchboek
Jack Almack
56Th St
Jean Gideon
48Th St
4Th Funeral Home
St. Mary's Hospital
Willie Ray Jaan
Church of Carlisle
Christ
Plainview
Methodist Hospital
Lemons Funeral Home
Mickey
Lub- Lubbock County
Buffalo Springs Lake
Goodwill Industries
N. University Ave
Texas Tech
Bil Scott
Tech
Goodwill
Blackwell Eyes
Park
Emmett L. Duncan
Garza County
Post
Church of Christ
Terrace Cemetery
Mason Funeral Home
Duncan
Garza Memorials Hospital
Dist. 18
Texas Nurses Association
First National Pioneer
Broadway
Uniform Center
Kalter
East
Germany
Berlin
Hitler Youth
Britain
Africa
Mrs. Nix
Mattie Ellen Nix
IL Am
Soung
Uke
Demeters
Franklin-Bartley
Pynama Hospi
Malouf's Lane
Sub
Bock
Hrainview
Preston
J. W
Wilkerson
Wellington
Ann
Monroe Petty
D. Hale
Manchester
N. H
Fred Hale
Hudson
Way Mae
Dougall
Derry
Ida ‘Turnbow
Brownfield Memorial Chapel
Emeter
Ownfield Funeral Home
Edwin B. Cline
Lemons Memorial Chapel
Cline
Veterans Administration’ Hospital
Luwer
Tolyn Plainview Memorial Park
Wood-Dunning Funeral Home
New England
New
Blackwell
Municipal Garden Arts Center
University Ave
Russell McKenzie
McKenzie
Kaster Ce
Wes
Mrs. Martinez
Mrs. Wagner
David Scott
Children’s Memorial Hospital
The
Julien, Hyer
Mrs. Walden
Jkenson
Silvia
Lesthearett
19Th St. Lubbock, Texas
Mrs. Hernandez
Veteran's Notice
Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park
Memorial Park
Veteran's Department
P.O. Box
Lubbock, Texas
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