Clay E Thompson rites set at First Methodist Church
Services for Clay E. Thompson long time Lubbock area business figure are scheduled at 11 a.m. today at First Methodist Church. The former secretary treasurer of a Piggly Wiggly operator and a Davis and Humphries executive died at Methodist Hospital after a year of ill health and a stroke. Burial will be in Resthaven Mausoleum. Thompson, a resident of Lubbock since 1958, held posts with Kay Kendal Chevrolet and Davis and Humphries Co. He was born in Indian Territory Oklahoma in 1891 and lived in McLean before moving to Amarillo then Lubbock. He was married to Nora Beall in 1914 and leaves three sons, a local minister, three sisters, three brothers, and five grandchildren. Pallbearers are listed with honorary pallbearers from church groups.
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Clay E. Aegon
16Th St
J. O.ymes
E. E. White
Pasto Smerite
Lubbock
Resthaven
Ae Srediem
Sanders Funee
Thompson
Davis and Humphries Co
Hig Earn
Kaykendall Chevrolet Co
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Duncan
McLean
Clarendon
Clarendon College
Nora Beall
Amarillo
Life Insurance
Board of Stewards
Stewards
First Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Clay E. Thompson Jr
Falls Church
Noel E
Bud) Thompson
21St St
Aubrey Thompson
Oklahoma City
Pearl Hindman
Thomas
Okla
Willie Boyett
Maud Prefontaine
Ada
Em ™Mett Thompson
Duncan Services Set At Muleshoe
W E Shorty Duncan a native of Tomkinsville Ky and longtime sexton of the Muleshoe cemetery dies at Green Hospital He will be buried in Muleshoe Cemetery with services at the Church of Christ D L Thompson officiating Survivors include his wife three sons Hillis Carl Coly a daughter Mrs Frank Tubez three brothers a sister and eight grandchildren
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Muleshoe
W. E
Shorty) Duncan
Duncan
Tomkinsville
Green Hospital
Muleshoe Church
Tulia Rites Set For Mrs. Gross
Services for Mrs. Etta Gross 65 will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Wallace Funeral Home chapel Tulia with Rev H B Coggin officiating. She died Tuesday in Corpus Christi. She and husband Clyde had lived in Love community before moving to Corpus Christi Survivors include daughter Mrs Bonnie Blant brother Ernest Patty Plainview and sister Mrs Maggie Macon
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Tulia
Etta Gross
Wallace Funeral Home
H. B. Coggin
Tulia First Methodist Church
Gross
Corpus Christi
Love
Here
Clyde Gross
Bonnie Blant
Ernest Patty
Plainview
Maggie Macon
Services Slated For Mrs Shook
Funeral services are set for 2 p m today for Mrs Naomi Shook 67 who died Monday at her O Donnell home The First Methodist Church in Lamesa will host with Rev David H Hamby and Rev C R Smelser officiating She was born in Robert Lee and lived in Lynn County 40 years Survivors include husband Jim three daughters Mary Sherrill Tahoka Hope Bearden Stephenville Linda Sumrall O Donnell a son Jim Shook Rogers a sister Laura Sharrock Los Angeles six grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Naomi Shook
O'Donnell
David Hamb Jin
C. R.smelser
Draw
Shook
Robert Lee
Lynn County
Jim
Mary Sherrill
Tahoka
Hope Bearden
Stephenville
Linda Sumrall
Jim Shook
Rogers
Laura Sharrock
Los Angeles
Arnold Sumrall
Alpine
Tom
San Angelo
James
Lovelock
Nev
Frank
Salinas
Calif
Riley
Childress
JFK Gives Crowd Slip At Musical
Washington AP Kennedy arrives late to opening night of the musical Mr. President causing a stir as security and audience scramble in the theater lobby. The show by Irving Berlin stars Robert Ryan as a fictional president and his family. Berlin returns from retirement to write the production.
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Washington
Kennedy
President
Irving Berlin
Robert Ryan
Berlin
Nazi Leader Mosley Arrives Amid Buffalo Protests at NYU Forum
Sir Oswald Mosley arrived at Buffalo International Airport amid protests over his planned appearance at the State University of New York at Buffalo forum. A small group demonstrated, while Republican leader Walter J. Mahoney condemned the invitation and Jewish groups voiced objections. In Texas A&M College, NASA chief James E. Webb will speak at a November 16 convocation.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Oswald Mosley
State University of New York At
Mosley
Walter J. Mahoney
State Senate
NASA
College Station
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Texas A&m College
Rites Set For Tatum Woman
Services for Mrs. Wheat, 6, will be at 3 p m today at First Baptist Tatum. The Rev ham, pastor, will officiate. Burial is in Tatum Cemetery under Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home. Mrs. Wheat was found dead at Cox Courts in Tatum at 2 p m Monday from a heart attack. She was a member of the First Baptist Church. Survivors include son Jimmy Rogers Spur Tex four daughters Herma Lee Gandy Haskell Okla Billie Joe Parnell San Gabriel Calif Katherine McSpadden Abilene and Betty Jean Endebrock Anchorville Mich four brothers Marshall Brown San Diego Calif Frank Brown Winters Spring Carrie i Winters 17 and four great grandchildren Pallbearers: George Hamlin Carl Hazlewood Elwood Wildman Jimmons Shorty Simpson Ed Bo.
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Wheat
First Baptista of
Tatum
Ham
E. Baral
Tatum Cemetery
Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home
Cox Courts
First Baptist Church
Jimmy Rogers
Spur
Tex
Herma Lee Gandy
Haskell
Okla
Billie Joe Parnell
San Gabriel
Calif
Kathrine McSpadden
Abilene
Betty Jean Endebrock
Anchorville
Mich
Marshall Brown
San Diego
Frank Brown
Winters
Spring
Carrie i Winters
George Hamlin
Carl Hazlewood
Elwood
Wildman
Jimmons
Shorty Simpson
Ed Bo
Mrs Lola Hilton Rites Are Today
Services for Lola Hilton 76 longtime Floydada resident are set for 2 PM at the First Methodist Church in Floydada with Church of Christ minister officiating. Burial follows at Floyd County Memorial Cemetery under Harmon Funeral Home direction. Hilton died Monday at People’s Hospital after a stroke and long illness. Survivors include husband Warnie H. Hilton two daughters Mrs J D Johnson Ralls and Mrs Billie Grundy Floydada three sisters and three great grandchildren. Pallbearers named L D Britton Kyle Glover Herschel Hammonds Bill Smith David Jameson and Melvin Henry.
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Floydada
Lola Hilton
Sonny
Dalesat Levelland
Church of Christ
Olimer Kirk
Wall Street
Warnie H.hilton
Hillsboro
J. D. Johnson
Ralls
Billie Grundy
M. F. Williams
Nell Scoby
Com. Wecet
Too Arandiautres
Aco
Land
L. D
Brit) Britton
Kyle Glover
Herschel Hammonds
Bill Smith
David Jameson
Melvin Henry
Mrs. Clare Tydings Rites Set Friday
Hobbs special: Mrs. Clare Tydings 71 died Tuesday after a three month illness. Funeral services are planned Friday at the Fort Henry Methodist Church in Huntsville Missouri. Survived by son R. N. Tydings business manager of Hobbs Public Schools others include daughter Mrs. G. E. Green and several siblings and two grandsons.
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Hobbs
Clare Tydings
Fort Henry
1St Church
Huntsville
R. N
Hobbs Public Schools
G. E. Green
San Mateo
Calif
Pioneer Floyd Cotton Buyer 8 Rites Pending
Lockney area resident Floyd Cotton Buyer aged about 75 died at 1 pm Tuesday in Community Hospital Raymondville after three weeks of hospitalization and months of illness. He moved to Lockney in 1898 with his parents and was a longtime cotton buyer and First Methodist Church member. Funeral arrangements are pending at Carter Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife four daughters eight grandchildren and several great grandchildren along with four brothers one in Plainview one in Shallowater and one in Banning California.
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Lockey
Leste Lockney
Raymondville
Floyd
Lockney
Gree Mason
First Methodist Church
Lewisville
Carter Funeral Ham
J. B. Haree
Plainview
Leslie Mae Cunningham
Delma Tabor
Opal Nelson
Corpus Carat
J. M. Floyd
Dewey ‘Floyd
Frank Floyd
Shallowater
Fred Floyd
Banning
Calif
Longtime Clovis Cattleman Dies
Clovis area rancher Joe W. Bailey dies leaving a notable footprint in local cattle industry. The obituary notes Bailey's long service as a rancher and his family, including granddaughter Della Bailey, in the Clovis community.
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Clovis
Joe W. Baleen
Bailey
J Granddaught
Della Bailey
Ashmore Rites Planned Today
Services for R. M. Ashmore 79 longtime Shallowater resident will be at 2 30 p m today at Shallowater Church of Christ. Rev Hous ton Dickson will officiate burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Franklin Parties Funeral Home direction. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Ashmore died Monday at his residence. He moved to Lubbock County from Russellville Ark in 1930. He was a Presbyterian Church member.
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Shallowater
R. M. Ashmore
Shallowater Church of Christ
Houston Dickson
Cumberland
Oreister Aeree
Shallowater Church
City of Lubbock
Lubbock
Russellville
Ark
Presbyterian Church
Ulsan
Psalm 3 7 A Faithful Path Through Dark Times
A verse about walking alone in hardship guided by Love Hope and Trust in God. It contrasts fear faced with faith and prayer bringing satisfaction, asserting that right will prevail and faith never fails.
Calm Returns to Aden After Demonstrations Riots
Calm returned to Aden on Tuesday amid post demonstration unrest. One person was killed and six wounded as protesters opposed Britain’s plan to link Aden Colony with the East Federation alliance.
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Aden
Aden Colony
API
Den
Oldtime Movie Figure Dies After 52-Year Hollywood Career
Hello France, died Monday ending a 52 year career in Hollywood. He worked with Charlie Chaplin Studios Mayer and Warner Brothers and collaborated with Chaplin Dressler and Spencer Tracy. He helped associate direct The Gold Rush The Kid and A Dog's Life. He produced at Warner Brothers before retiring after a heart attack. He wrote a war song for a recruitment drive and authored Inside People. Relatives include wife Irene and son Dean F. Hollywood writer.
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France
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin Studios
Me Mayer
Warner Brothers
Chaplin
Marie Dressler
Spencer Tracy
Irene
Dean F. Hollywood Writer
Calcote Services Slated Thursday
John G. Calcote 85 of 308 Temple Ave. died at 6 45 am Tuesday at Methodist Hospital after a long illness. Services set for 2 pm Thursday at McDonald Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. James Patterson officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors: wife, a San Jose CA daughter Mrs Johnnie Lo is Bed tosian, two sons Ira Calcote Glen Rose and Everett Calcote California, three sisters Mrs Bertha Rasberry and Mrs Byrd Augustine, and 20 great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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John G. Calcote
Temple Ave
Methodist Hospital
McDonald Funeral Home
James Patterson
Pioneer Memorial Methodist Church
Resthaven Memorial Park
McDonald
Calcote
Lubbock
Clarksville
Johnnie Lois Bed‘tosian
San Jose
Calif
Ira Calcote
Glen Rose
Everett Calcote
California
Bertha Rasberry
Nacogdoches
Byrd Laugustine
Albert Bledsoe
Bobby Haney
Jimmy Haney
Preston Carver
Leo Teck
Jim Moriarty
Linker Services Set Here Today
John T. Linker 28 of 1322 28th St died Monday at Goodnight Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral at 3 p.m. at the 17th and Ave. N Church of Christ with ministers John R. Freeman and Bob Hoover. Burial Resthaven Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife two sons two daughters his mother and three brothers.
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John T. Linker
28Th St
Ave. N
Church of Christ
John R. Freeman
Bob Hoover
Linker
Goodnight Hospital
Resthaven Memorial Park
Rix Funeral Home
Lubbock
Sulphur Springs
UT Student Quisted After Gulping Drugs
A University of Texas graduate student, 24, was hospitalized for a drug overdose and questioned by police. Officers obtained a search warrant and recovered nine bottles with a variety of prohibited drugs at his north campus apartment. Several hundred pills were found.
DNA the Mysterious Basis of Life
In every cell a tiny spiral holds heredity and growth. Scientists near cracking DNA's code may reveal cures for cancer and other diseases. October Reader's Digest on sale urges readers to stay well informed.
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U.S
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