4 H Horse Show Winners Named in Rankin and Midland
Five Ector County 4 H members won top awards at weekend shows in Rankin and Midland. In Rankin Lluvia was all around champion horse shown by Terry Cox with Hollywood Jazz as reserve mare over Greer and Duby Jet, grand champion gelding shown by Janice Swinney, and Striker Buck reserve gelding at halter shown by Jimmy Pool. Lad by Gwenyth Rowland won all around junior horse in Midland. Other Rankin winners include class 2 mares and class 3 and 6 geldings with multiple riders. Midland results list many Ector County winners in registered, grade, showmanship, western pleasure, reining, barrels, poles, flags and riding events led by Gwenyth Rowland and Lluvia Cox.
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Ector County
Rankin and
Midland
Rankin
Lluvia
Terry Cox
Hollywood Jazz
Greer
Duby Jet
Janice Swinney
Striker Buck
Halter
Jimmy Pool
Lad
Gwenyth Rowland
Joe Tom Greer
Delmanie Taco
Beverly Locke
Prissy
Mark Carroll
Honey Bar
Jerry Parsons
Poco Tehhono
Granberry
Sid Weston
Dan Pritchard
Kinnendale
Janice Swimmey
Jimmy Granberry
Bronco
Jim Jenkins
Western Pleasure
Chick Balmy Okie
Greg Locke
Sancho
Vickie Parsons
Reining
Back Row
L-R
Janice W. Swinney
Alvis Swinney
Robert R. Cox
Redbud
R.A. Rowland
Gardendale
Jimmy Pocl
James N. Pool
Third Party Hearing Set in Texas Ballot Challenge
U S District Court Judge W E Suttle scheduled a hearing next Monday in a suit filed by the American party challenging Texas rules for third party candidates. Gloria Svanas represents several party officials against Secretary of State Bob Bullock who requires about 23 000 signatures and that signers be qualified voters not participating in primaries or conventions of other parties.
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Midland
U.S. District Court
W. E. Suttle
American Party
Texas
Gloria Svanas
Bob Bullock
Bullock
Ray Charles and Allman Brothers to perform at Ector Coliseum
Ray Charles is set for an 8 30 p m concert on June 19 at Ector County Coliseum with Coliseum director J Fred Cowen noting promoter Odell Walker has placed a deposit and lease signed. The Allman Brothers Band, highly rated among national rock acts, will play at 8 30 p m on Thursday at the same venue.
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Ray Charles
Ector County
J. Fred Cowen
Odell Walker
Midland
Cowen
Walker
Allman Brothers Band
Woman Dies Rites Slated At Immanuel Baptist Church
Mrs. Davie Ford, 74, of 907 East 18th, died at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Immanuel Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Cook, burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Born June 1, 1898 in Brown County, she married John D. Ford on December 12, 1922 in Lometa and moved to Odessa in 1945 from Goldthwaite. Survivors include three daughters, two brothers, and six grandchildren. memorials to charity.
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Davie Ford
East 18Th
Medical Center Hospital
Immanuel Baptist Church
Bill Cook
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Brown County
John D. Ford
Lometa
Odessa
Gold
Odessan Dies at 49. Rites Planned in Odessa
Cleveland D. Burleson Jr. 49 of 1306 North Alleghany died before 9 am in Medical Center Hospital after a long illness. Services set for 10 am Thursday at Hubbard Kelly Funeral Chapel with 4 pm graveside rites at Anson Cemetery. He was a retired service station attendant, born April 8 1923 in Dennis Mississippi, moved to Odessa 15 years ago from Sweetwater, married to Margie Whitworth since Sept 21 1959, served in US Air Force in World War II. Survivors include wife, one son Bobby C. Burleson, two stepsons Bill and Steven Whitworth, three sisters, four brothers, and five grandchildren.
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Hubbard-Kelly
Anson
Dennis
Miss
Odessa
Sweetwater
Margie Whitworth
Bobby C. Burleson
West 28Th
Bill
Steven Whitworth
Ethel Kleppner
Childress
Reba Pelton
Ray C. Lovelace
Dallas
Ray C
Dick) Lovelace
Lovelace
Humble Oil Co
Toler
Crane
Denver City
Weatherford
Midland
Cruz Montanez
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Fairview Cemetery
Thomas Funeral Home
Montanez
Midland Memorial Hospital
Colorado City
Concha
Curr Jr
Damien Zimmerman
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Whitesville
Lovington
St. Mary's of the Woods Catholic Church
Eugene H. Johnston Kermit
Eugene Hays Johnston
Cooper Funeral Home
Johnston
Memorial Hospital
New Matamoras
Ohio
Kermit
Ruth Thomas
Frederick
Ruth
Billy Steven Johnston
Lake Whitney
David Sumpter
Joseph Lucas
Dayton
Paul Flagler
Houston
William N. Mosher
Standard Oil of Texas
Newnie W. Ellis
Mosher
Newcastle
Los Angeles
Calif
University of California
Phi Beta Kappa
Standard
Wichita Falls
First Presbyterian Church, West Texas Geologist Association
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
The
Elks Lodge
Bobbie Bowlin
Lee Arnett
Corpus Christi
J.L. Bradley
Charlotte Crampton
San Gabriel
Ozona
Jospeh O. Smith
Calvary Baptist Church
Mertzon
Janes Funeral Home
Smith
Reagan Memorial Hospital
Mary Katherine
Karen
Becky
Joey
Ben Smith
Merizon
William Johnson
Shell Oil Co
Goldsmith
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pioneer
Abilene
Air Force
England
Flint Construction Co
Patty Mathews
Duchesne
DyAna Waldrop
Arlington
Minnie Johnson
A. M. Johnson
North Center
Lula C. Pickett
Delipha Middleton
Obituary notices for Williams Velasquez and Olvera in West Texas
Corlie L Williams 4 of Hobbs died at work from an apparent heart attack. Services set at Castle Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Lamesa. Survivors include wife Lanora and four daughters. Ines H Velasquez 47 of Big Spring died of heart attack. Services at St Thomas Church with burial Mt Olive Cemetery. Marcos Jamie Olvera 6 of El Paso died in farm accident near Stanton. Services at St Joseph Church with burial at St Joseph Cemetery. Survivors include parents Marcos and Mrs. Olvera and two sisters.
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Corlie Williams Hobbs
N.M
Corlie L. Williams
Castle Avenue Baptist Church
D. S. Moore
Griffin Funeral Home
Lamesa
Hobbs Lea General Hospital
Walker Trucking Co
Williams
Hobbs
Axtell
Lanora
C. L. Williams
Linda Carol Williams
Crane
J. L. Barron
J. E. Patton
Thermal
Calif
Loren Castleman
Forsan
A. K. Williams
Hesston
Kan
O. N. Williams
D. C. Williams
Frank Leathers
Roy Leathers
John Leathers
Odessa
Ines H
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Woodsmen of the World
Maria
Dora
Edna Velasquez
Big Spring
Cruz Velasquez
Midland
Ramon Velasquez
Lazario Velasquez Jr
Rimigio Velasquez
Uvalde
Leonardo Guzman
Marcos Jamie Olvera Stanton
Marcos Jamie Olvera
Marcos Olvera
el Paso
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Gilbreath Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Thomas Roman
Stanton
Lubbock
Maria Olvera
Patricia Olvera
Juan Olvera
Ackerly
Three hot checks filed in Ector County Court
Three charges of defrauding by worthless checks were on file in Ector County Court on Tuesday. Accused include Mary Burdett 32 of Andrews. Mrs E D Hail 26 of Coronado. and OK Cogdill 24 of Overton. They allegedly passed bogus checks on January 19 January 6 and April 17 at local merchants Gibson's T G and Y Store and Ba Lones Dress Shop. No arrests had been made.
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Ector
Mary Burdett
Andrews
Gibson’s Discount Center
West County Road
OK Cogdill
Overton
Ba'Lone’s Dress
East County Road
Woman Pleads Guilty in Pett y Theft Case
A 67 year old Odessan pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to a petty theft charge Tuesday for taking under garments valued at 1.58 from Cook's Discount. She paid a $5 fine and was released. Three boys aged nine and twelve were counseled after being taken into custody for stealing yo yos and a racing model car valued at 2.99.
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Ollie Merriott
Henry Blvd
Cook’s Discount
East Eighth
Cecil Hardwick
Cook's Discount
Court ruling limits power to order school district consolidation
The Richmond case review rejects white flight theory as a constitutional violation, noting white enrollment declines in Chesterfield and Henrico without shifting to Richmond areas. Judge Winter dissented, arguing remedial authority requires a constitutional violation and that district courts lack power to force consolidation absent such a finding.
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Supreme Court
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Richmond School Board
Merhige
Richmond
Appeals Court
Chest@field
Henrico
Chesterfield
Harrison L. Winter
Circuit Court
Freud
Senate
Denver Post Board Chief Dies At 82
Helen G. Bonfils chairwoman of the Denver Post board died at St. Joseph Hospital at age 82. Born in 1889 in Peekskill New York she helped run the paper co founded by her father. She supported theater and built the Bonfils Theater in Denver and backed the Central City Opera House and Elitch Theater.
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Denver. Colo
Helen G. Bonfils
The
Denver Post
St. Joseph Hospital
Post
Frederick G. Bonfils
Miss Bonfils
Miss Helen
H. H. Tammen
Peekskill
N.Y
Denver
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
New York
George Somnes
Edward Michael Davis
Central City Opera House
Colorado
Elitch Theater
Bonfils Theater
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Tracy Clinkenbeard
Mary Joyce Geers
Darla Boyd
Roger Boyd
Jackie Geers
Deena Rowland
Western
Junior Reining
Poles
Mark Carrell
H. W. Carrell
Pagewood
A. C. Jenkins
West
W. B. Pritchard
Dumont
A. F. D. Locke
Odessan
Cleveland D. Burleson Jr
North Alleghancy
HOOD
Hood Junior High
American Legion
Carmen McCollum
G. M. McCollum
East 52Nd
Tommy Glass
Ben M. Glass
East 43Rd
Alle
E. D. Hail
Coronado
T.g.&y
Clements
Eulal
Tidwell
Church of Christ In
Quanah
Eula L. Tidwell
Quanah Memorial Park
Ellis Funeral Home
Roanoak
Ala
Brownfield
Mary Alice Tidwell
Rufus Taylor
Leon Taylor
Carlton Taylor
Augusta
J. D. Taylor
Amarillo
Art Taylor
California
Belle Garrett
Cora Stine
Hayden Hunter
Joseph O. Smith
Denver Post Board
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