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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1967

Page

2

World Heads Back To Work War Worry After Christmas

Christmas 1967 nears an end as American troops resume operations in Vietnam after a 24 hour truce. U S warplanes attack supply convoys in the north while crises in the Middle East and Korea unfold. Pope Paul VI prays for peace from St Peter’s and Johnson hosts family at the White House amid wartime messaging.

Vietnam U.S North Vietnam Middle East South Korea Pope Paul VI Sistine Chapel St. Peter’s Basilica President Johnson White House Johnson Pope Paul Patrick Lyndon Nugent

Sul Ross Choir Begins 13 Day Texas Tour

The Sul Ross State College Chamber Singers, 16 singers plus a flute and clarinet, depart January 3 for a 13 day tour in central Texas, performing 26 times in 15 cities and at Fort Hood Lackland and Carswell bases among others. The group will sing in six languages and present folk, production, and popular numbers while travelers include Gaby Ginn and others from Texas and New Mexico.

Alpine Chamber Singers Sul Ross State College Central Texas Eagle Pass High School Uvalde Community Concert Association Brooks General Hospital Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Wonderland Mitchell Hall Service Claub Lackland Air Force Base Fort Sam Houston Chapel Harlandale Methodist Church McLennan Community College Waco Baylor University School of Music Georgetown High School Taylor High School Temple High School Fort Hood Sun Carswell Chapel Sweetwater Andrews High School Lamesa del Rio Austin Killeen Belton High School Hillsboro High School Breckenridge Weatherford Gaby Ginn l Ron Easley Midland Avis Faulk Jim Parker Dublin Beth Gibson Hale Center Dannie Mesa Monahans Kathie Lanham Mary Robinson Mike Shafer Nancy Stevenson Alfred Howell el Paso John Irvie Jr McCamey Jan Agey Patrick Sims Houston Carolina Flores Ft. Stockton Dale Jenkins Odessa Germany Hungary America

Six injured in holiday crashes near Odessa

Six persons were injured in two crashes near Odessa on the Andrews Highway and State 158. One victim, 24 year old George Owen Massey of Seagraves, suffered a head injury and remained in fair condition after being trapped for 30 minutes and taken to Medical Center Hospital.

Odessa Medical Center George Owen Massey Seagraves Massey Andrews Highway John Steadman Harris Texas Highway Jack Wasson Andrews Wasson State 158 Alfred Miller Goodland Dewey Hansel Franks North Tom Green Jo Ann Miller Davey Darla Miller Franks Miller Frank Millers McCamey

Speaker Named For Banquet In Monahans

Dr. Charles L. Allen of Houston will speak at the MonAhans Chamber of Commerce annual banquet in the Ward County Coliseum on January 19. George Callender succeeds Charles Wilson as chamber president. awards will name Citizen of the Year Outstanding Youth Leader and Merit Award Winner.

Monahans Charles L. Allen First Methodist Church Houston MonAhans Chamber of Commerce George Callender Chamber Charles Wilson Ward County Coliseum

Waco Judge Donates Rare Books to Baylor University

Waco Judge Frank M. Wilson donated a collection of 2,135 books and about 50 medieval documents to Baylor University. The gift is described as one of the law school's most significant offerings.

Waco, Tex Waco Frank M. Wilson Baylor University Law School

Rash Of Burglaries Reported Across Odessa Area

A weekend surge of burglaries swept Odessa and nearby areas. Thieves pried doors and windows at taverns, a cafe, and homes, stealing cash, cigarettes, liquor, a TV, guns, and personal belongings while some sites yielded no loot. Police said several sites show forced-entry attempts or unlocked access.

Zanzibar South Odessa Chino’s Magnolia Welcome Inn Murphy Castelo Prairie Hambone South Texas Ector Cleaners West Clements

Odessa American publication details and rates

The Odessa American announces its publishing location at 4th Street Odessa Texas with mail classification and contact numbers. It lists subscription rates for home delivery in Odessa and Ector County as 1.80 per month and retail zone pricing, plus lengths for other zones and single copies on Saturdays and Sundays.

Odessa Odessa American 4Th Texas Ector County Suncey

Christmas Day in Vietnam Amid Surging Combat

A Marine F91 Cougar observation plane was shot down over South Vietnam and a Marine photo-reconnaissance Phantom crashed on return to Da Nang, killing the copilot and injuring the pilot. U.S. reconnaissance aimed to show higher Communist truck losses, while B52s resumed raids after the truce ended.

Niques South Vietnam da Nang U.S Con Thien Bob Hope George Romney Michigan Saigon North Vietnam Johnson Nhan Dan North Vietnamese Communist Party Vietnam North Laos Viet Cong National Liberation Front

Man Freed on Bond After DWI Charge in Yukon Area

Ulman Roy Graham aged 30 of 2307 John was released on a 750 dollar bond after a driving while intoxicated charge. Graham was arrested by highway patrolmen Monday at Yukon and West County Road over the weekend.

Ulman Roy Graham John Graham Yukon West County Road

Austin editor Charles Green dies at 66 in Austin

Charles Green executive editor of the Austin American Statesman died Monday after cancer surgery. Funeral 2 p.m. at Church of the Good Shepherd with private burial at Oakwood Cemetery. He was 66 and a 48 year veteran journalist active in civic groups Headliners Club and Bachlor Club and a Lyndon Johnson campaign worker. Survivors include his widow Floy daughter Beverly Robinson Green and brother Tom.

Austin American-Statesman Oakwood Cemetery Episcopal Church Green Seton Hospital Minerval Wells Tex Tattler Texas University of Oklahoma Fort Worth Press Fort Worth Star-Telegram Odessa Laredo Austin Naval Air Transport Service Navy Reserve Headliners Club Bachelors Club Lyndon Johnson Floy Beverly Robinson Green Southern Seminary College Buena Vista Tom Mineral Wells

Penwell Man Dies After Long Illness At 65

Samuel Edward Rhodes, 65, Penwell businessman and owner of Rhodes Welding Co., died at 2:50 a.m. Monday at M. D. Anderson Hospital in Houston after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Rhodes, born December 13, 1902 in Hugo Oklahoma, moved to Penwell in 1937 and was a Church of Christ member. Survivors include three sons Jack Rhodes Coy Rhodes and Lowell Rhodes a daughter Mrs G L Hooper, two brothers A L Rhodes and Bill Rhodes, and 16 grandchildren. Also notes Rotan funeral for Howard A. Smith.

Samuel Edward Rhodes Penwell M. D. Anderson Houston Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Sunset Memorial Gardens Rhodes Hugo Okla Rhodes Welding Co Ector County Oklahoma City Church of Christ Jack Rhodes Tripp Coy Rhodes Snyder Lowell Rhodes G. L. Hooper Crane A. L. Rhodes Powerly Bill Rhodes Midland Treffie Viola Gamel Midland Memorial Hospital Asbury Methodist Church Fairview Thomas Funeral Home Rule L. A. Gamel Thomas Leonard Gamel Dorothy Louis Snyder Shirley Ann Sandra Kay Gamel Henry Thor King Richard Herman King Odessa Henry Elmo King Augusta Garren Ola Mae Snow Rencie Harris Farmersville

Odessa Man Frank Maywald Dies After Heart Attack

Frank Melvin Maywald 51 former constable candidate and Pan American Oil Co pumper died at Medical Center Hospital at 2 15 am Monday after a heart attack. He lived at 1101 Honeysuckle Odessa and was active in Permian Council for Retarded Children and the Sheltered Workshop. Funeral services are set for 10 am Wednesday in the Chapel with burial in Odessa Cemetery. Survivors include wife Julia Spruill a son Benny and several relatives. Memorials may be directed to local charities.

Frank Melvin Maywald 1 ‘Oil Company Medical Center Hospital Maywald Permian Council For Retarded Children Shelter Workshop Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Odessa Maynard Benny Maywald B. H. Maywald Gilmer Alton Maywald Kilgore Marvin Maywald Navasota Dorothy Whipple Aztec, N. M Elsie Weatherall Talco Permian Council

Services Held For Odessan Guthrie 62 Dies After Long Illness

Funeral services were held in Hub ibard Kelly Funeral Home for Cecil Leon Guthrie 62 a retired heavy equipment operator. A second service was planned at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Lubbock with burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Guthrie born August 21 1905 in Grayson County died Sunday night after a long illness. He moved to Odessa from Levelland in 1950 and is survived by his wife two sons a daughter a brother four sisters and nine grandchildren.

Hubibard-Kelly Funeral Home Cecil Leon Guthrie Orchard Parker and Parker Construction Co Tabernacle Baptist Church Lubbock City of Lubbock Guthrie Grayson County Myrle Avant Odessa Levelland E. J. Guthrie Noble Neil Guthrie Twilight Beaty Kay Preston Helen Booker Oildale Calif Stella Hawkins Tommye Watkins Jewel Woodruff

Funeral Set For Wednesday For Jack Steadman

Funeral services for Jack Steadman 44 a former Odessa resident will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St Luke's Methodist Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens under Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home direction Steadman lived in Odessa 14 years was a Hughes Tool Co representative He moved to Anchorage Alaska in April 1965 He died Friday in his Anchorage home after an apparent heart attack He was born July 5 1923 in Duncan Oklahoma Survivors include his widow two sons Steve and Gregory both of the home his mother Mrs Elouise Rodgers 311 Sunset and one sister Mrs Sue Gray 403 Conet

Jack Steadman Odessa St. Luke’s Methodist Church Sunset Memorial Gardens Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Steadman Hughes Tool Co Anchorage Alaska Duncan Oklo Steve Gregory Elouise Rodgers Sunset Sue Gray

Odessan Dies Monday Night

Dale M. Thomson 58 of Odessa died Monday night at Medical Center Hospital from a suspected heart attack. Funeral Thursday at Westminster Presbyterian Church with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Thomson was VP of sales for Meter Service and Supply. Born June 12 1909 in Bartlesville Oklahoma, he moved to Odessa in 1964 from Midland. Survived by wife Mary Eloise Dimit Thomson two daughters Mrs Mary Hudgins of Dallas and Vicl Ann Thomson two sons Charles Mark Thomson a sister and other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending for Corsicana resident Mrs J Curington Sr 87. Survivors include two daughters Cleo Curington Odessa and Mrs L M Speed Midland.

Dale M. Thomson Odessa Medical Center Hospital Thomson Sweetbriar Circle Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunset Memoria ‘Gardens Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Midland Bartlesville Okla Mary Eloise Dimit First Presbyterian Church Mary, Hudgins Dallas Vicl Ann Thomson Charles Mark Thomson W. A. Botts Tulsa Corsicana J. Curington Sr McCammon Funeral Home Cleo Curington East 13Th L. M. Speed

Cars Stolen Woman Charged In Local Incident

Police and deputies chased leads on two auto thefts. James E Pryor reported a 1956 model car taken from his home. M M Frank Barbara Lee Van, 42, of 510 Westlin, may appear Friday in Corporation Apartments on a petty theft charge after being arrested Saturday for allegedly taking bath powder at TG and Y. She was free on a $100 bond.

James E. Pryor College M. M. Frank Barbara Lee van Westlin Sinclair 16Th Corporation Apartments Tg&y Andrews Highway

Child Released After Aspirin Ingestion Case

Two year old Arady Frazier Jr. was released from Medical Center Hospital over the weekend after swallowing aspirin. Authorities note no lasting injuries and advise parent supervision.

Medical Center Hospital Arady Frazier Jr East Center

Firemen Respond to Kitchen Grease Fire at Hoovers

Over the holidays, one alarm was sounded after a grease spill in an oven at Arlin Hoover's home 1316 Elmwood. Smoke spread through the kitchen but no damage was reported.

Arlin Hoover Elmwood

Odessa Man's Rites Slated for Lorenzo Dow Hart

Lorenzo Dow Hart 70, curator of the Meteorite Museum near Odessa, died Monday in Veterans Hospital Big Spring. He lived at 814 Jefferson and will be buried in Odessa after services at Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Chapel. He was born 1897 in Hale County and married Viola Dixon in 1934. He came to Odessa in 1944 from Longview. He was a Baptist and WWI veteran. Survivors: widow, son Leonard Hart, daughter Latricia Williams, brother P B Hart, three sisters, and three grandchildren.

Hubbard-Kelly Lorenzo Dow Hart Meteorite Museum Odessa Veterans Hospital Big Spring Hart Jefferson Hale County Viola Dixon Henderson Longview

Rites Planned for Several Women in Texas Cities

Funeral notices describe services in Midland Stanton Ballinger and Odessa for Mrs Martha Gloer 79 Mrs Catherine Stuart 80 Mrs Grace Thomas 86 and related survivors including children grandchildren and siblings. Services were held or set across churches and local cemeteries with arrangements by local funeral homes.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Associated Press Sul Ross Baylor U Charles Smiley East Pearl Crane Highway John Norwood Wedgewood A. H. Martinez Manuel East Second B. Fisher S. Fisher Optometrists North Grant FE Fe Tech Austin, Tex UPI Church of the Good Shepherd Charles Green Howard A. Smith ROTAN Rotan Church of Christ Post Weathersbee Funeral Home Smith General Crude Oil Co Jal N. M Eunice, M. M Hamlim Clairemont Jim Frame Goldsmith Roland Trout Bill Sartain Jayton Leslie Fort Myers Fla Robert Horace Smith Jewel Cobb Eloise McGuffin Florence Cox Copperas Cove Ruby Adkins Seminole Llano P. G. Raymer Frank M. Maywald Odessan Odessan Mary Jane Everts Snyder Mary Jane Everts Bell Seale Funeral Home Mrs Ira Deakins Ballinger Talpa Allen- Davis Garrison Funeral Home Sunny Lane Raymer C. E. Foster W. H. Chewning J. R. Curington SR Leonard Hart Latricia Williams P. B. Hart North Jackson Clay Neill Arlie Dean Hereford H. L. Leverett Kingsland Martha Rosa Gleer St. Paul St. Paul's Methodist Church Curtis Abernathy T. F. Fortner Lithia G. C. Fortner Smyrna Catherine M. Stuart Bazette Baptist Church Bazette Kearnes Newnie W. Ellis Stuart K. R. Stuart Wallace Sebesta Stanton Caldwell Sebesta Lampasas Webb Grace Thomas Coleman City Allen-Davis Funeral Home Thomas George Scruggs Harlin Thomas Tressa Thomas Qnessa Downtown American Business Club Col Chester J. Butcher Webb Air Force Base Na Tri-Service Lions Sands Dale Carnegie Alumni Association Sands Restaurant
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