Fashioned gowns priced at 2.98 in cotton range
Readable text notes warm apparel and grandma style gowns with cotton fabric. Sizes are mentioned but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a catalog or sale listing featuring affordable dresses.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1962
Page
6
Readable text notes warm apparel and grandma style gowns with cotton fabric. Sizes are mentioned but details are unclear. The fragment suggests a catalog or sale listing featuring affordable dresses.
Services today for crash victims held across New Mexico and Texas. Stoltz family survivors listed. Blewett Cotton of Albuquerque and Curtis E. Maroney of Hobbs also named with memorial plans. Four men perished en route to Chicago from Lovington. burial and service locations noted.
Mrs. W. O. Watson 63 of Springlake died at 4 30 pm Sunday in a Littlefield hospital. Funeral services are pending at Parsons Funeral Home. Surviving husband W O Parsons four sons Lowell Les Earl all of Springlake W O Watson Jr Plainview three daughters Mrs Florine Madden Lubbock Mrs Fay Holt Mohawk N Y Mrs Peatrice McClure Springlake two sisters Mrs Nettie Perkins Milford and Mrs Ruby Baker Norman Okla two half brothers Adrian Mandrell Dimmitt Vinard Mandrell Phoenix Ariz.
David F. Mendez aged one son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicanor Mendez died at St Marys Hospital. Funeral services set for 4 p m today at St Josephs Catholic Church with Father Buckley. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery under McDonald Funeral Home direction. Surviving are brother Nicanor Mendez Jr sister Isabel and Chcelia all of the home paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Antonio Mendez Abernathy maternal grandmother Mrs Salome Torres Lubbock.
C Rajagopalachari aged 84 will meet President Kennedy in Washington next Friday to seek a promise to halt nuclear testing, announced by a Gandhi Peace Foundation spokesman on Sunday.
Mrs. Iona Robnett 78 a Lubbock resident for 20 years died at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. today at First Church of the Nazarene with Reverend Milton Poole officiating. Burial in Klondike Cemetery after a Tuesday service in Klondike. Survivors include five sons two daughters a brother thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
James M. Mert Patterson 70, Fluvanna farmer, died of an apparent heart attack at Cogdill Memorial Hospital. He lived in Snyder County 64 years and is survived by wife Helen a daughter Marionette Baze of Snyder a son J D a brother V L and four grandchildren. Services 3 p m Tuesday at Fluvanna Church of Christ with Roy Phemister and Oscar Batten officiating. Burial in Fluvanna Cemetery under Bolger Funeral Home Snyder supervision.
Services for 76 year old Mrs Vada Earnest who died Friday in St Josephs Hospital Wichita Kansas will be at 2 pm today in the Primitive Baptist Church Paducah Elder E J Norman Childress and Elder W R Dale Lubbock will officiate Burial will be in Garden Of Memories Cemetery under Norris Funeral Home direction Survivors include daughter Mrs Virginia Ryan Wichita another daughter Mrs Kermit White Knox City a son Monroe H Earnest Wichita brother Joe Crouch Vernon seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
A short parable recalls a wealthy man who kept one room furnished cheaply from his former home. He would enter daily to remember his roots and offer humble thanks for being raised from the ranks. The reflection is credited to JULIEN C. HYER.
Ward died Saturday in Clovis Memorial Hospital after six weeks of illness. He was 83 and survived by his wife, nine sons and five daughters. Funeral services are set for 2 30 p m today at the Church of Russell West with burial in Mission under Steed Funeral direction. Pallbearers will be his grandsons.
Four hundred Cossack families returned to the Soviet Union from exile in Turkey after 250 years. They arrived at Novorossisk aboard the diesel ship Georgia and embarked from Istanbul.
J C Street 95 a former long time Lubbock resident died Sunday at Memorial Hospital in Marshall He was born in Hobby Springs Mississippi moved to Texas at 14 lived in Lubbock 1924 1956 then moved to Marshall He married Nettie Hines in 1892 Funeral services set for 11 a m Tuesday Sullivan Funeral Home burial in Marshall Cemetery Survivors include wife three daughters a son five grandchildren and five great grandchildren
Mrs. J. C. Bowles a pioneer Shallowater area teacher died Saturday in a Los Angeles hospital. She taught in a local community school after 1900. Funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Forrest Lawn in Burbank with burial there. Survivors include son Jim Bowles of New York and daughters Miss Mary Bowles of Van Nuys and Mrs. Lucille Bowles of Los Angeles.
Southern Baptists wrestle with defining beliefs amid liberty of interpretation. A 24 member committee led by Herschel H Hobbs seeks a new faith statement for the June convention as debates over creeds and biblical infallibility continue.
Funeral services for Mrs. Leila Connally 86 are set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Hico Church of Christ with arrangements by Rix Funeral Home. She died Saturday night at her home and is survived by three sons a daughter a brother five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
President Alfredo Stroessner was renominated by his Colorado party for the February 1963 presidential election. The Paraguayan strongman has led the country since 1954.
The government in Bangui imposes a severe restriction on importing used clothes, curbing all or most second hand garment shipments into the country. The move aims to control market impact and health concerns but may affect traders and aid programs reliant on donated apparel.
British sociologist Ann Gardner says sleeping preferences reveal character after surveying 10,000 people for a bed maker. Stars like Jack Solomons and Dame Sybill Thorne-dike endorse the idea, while Tony Hancock jokes his one leg out of bed defies the system.
Funeral services for Richard T. Jenkins 76 of Lariat will be held at 3 p m in Lariat Church of Christ with Carroll Jackson and Ebb Randol officiating Burial follows at Bailey County Memorial Park under Singleton Funeral Home Mule Shoe Also services for Mrs Lelia I Wal smith 86 of Shallowater are at 10 a m Tuesday in Wall Funeral Home Chapel Blanco Rev Bill Kenny officiating with burial in Blanco Cemetery A kitchen fire at Neal s Bar-B-Que driven Inn on Railroad Ave caused damage and police noted theft reports from several residents including items and cash from a panel truck and two men stealing cash at the Plaza Hotel and clothing from a residence.
Belgian Foreign Minister Paul-Henri Spaak departed London by air Sunday for New York following Common Market discussions at Chequers with Edward Heath the lord privy seal.
Advertising copy from John Halsey Drug Stores promotes PROVO Tablets as fast safe relief for arthritis rheumatism backache and muscular pains. The offer guarantees a 75 tablet trial over 10 days with a money back promise and a nationwide claim of successful use over 15 years.
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