Charges Filed Against Halford In Car Hop Case
Joe C Halford Jr was removed from Valley View hospital to Big 6 in the county jail and charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after a shooting at the Car Hop Drive Inn last Friday. Victim Mrs Pat Myers was treated for a bullet wound and released from Valley View hospital. Myers told county attorney I Jake Blevins she went to Halford’s car and he demanded to know about Kenneth Hendrix, then fired after she refused. Halford, who is injured, refused to speak until he can meet an attorney. The case was filed in C W Floyd justice of the peace court shortly before noon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Halford
Valley View Hospital
Myers
Yaley View Hospital
I. Jake Blevins
Valley View
Halford
Kenneth Hendrix
Dirs
C. W. Floyd
Justice of the Peace Court
Runaway Still Held One Returned Home
Two 16 year old girls from Oklahoma City were found on a Stonewall resident’s porch Saturday night. One, Marie Clair, was released to her parents Monday. the other, Mary Hudson, remains in custody awaiting her parents. A Tuesday call asks the sheriff not to release her before Wednesday arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Oklahoma City
Marie Clair
Mary Hudson
Ardmore Polio Ward Sees Third Local Admission
A 13 year old Ardmore boy, Charles BE Stewart of Ardmore, entered the polio ward at Valley View Hospital Monday. Doctors continued to evaluate the case Tuesday morning as not yet definite polio. Stewart’s condition was reported good by Tuesday. He is the third Ardmore youth admitted in the past 10 days. Joe Gurley, in the ward for several days, was transferred Tuesday to Fort Sill Station Hospital since he is in the army and stationed overseas. officials termed Gurley’s condition as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles BE. Stewart
Ardmore
Valley View Hospital
Stewart
Joe Gurley
Fort
U. S. Job Rolls Rise Above 2.5 Million
U S civilian federal payroll reached 2,505,400 on August 1, up 18,900 since July 1. Defense agencies grew but slower, non defense cut about 700 workers. Largest agencies: Army 528,200 Post Office 503,800 Navy 453,200 Air Force 265,200 Veterans Admin 182,309. In North Carolina bogs, insectivorous plants trap insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Army
Post Office
Navy
Air Force
Veterans Administration
Weekend Visits and News From Clarita Church Notes
Clarita residents share weekend visits with relatives across Eunice Fort Head and Ada. Dickie Martsfield underwent an appendectomy last Saturday and is recovering well at Valley View Hospital. Howard Hefley and Hugh Hefley visited family as Hugh prepares for navy sea duty in San Francisco. Dwight Horton returns to Borger after vacation visits in Clarita and Wapanucka. Oren Utley of Southwest Church of Christ in Ada will lead ten nights of sermons starting September 3 at the Clarita Church of Christ with Brother Matthews directing the song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickie Martsfield
Alice Allen
Valley View Hospital
Howard Hefley
Wichita
Kansas
Jep Hefley
Howard
Hugh
Navy
San Francisco
Calif
Oren Utley
Southwest Church of Christ
Ada Wil
Clarita Church of Christ
Brother Matthews
Clarita Weekend Visitors Attend VFW Fish Fry
Bruce Scott of Stonewall visited friends in Clarita Sunday. Numerous locals and guests attended the VFW and Ladies Auxiliary annual fish fry at Ballards Park last Sunday night with swimming skating and fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Scott
Stonewall
Clarita
VFW
Ballards Park
George Hartsfield
Obie Hudson
John Edwin Grigsby
Buddy Nelson
Guz Rush
Vernon Cauthron
Agron Bridges
Coalgate
Lloyd Daniels
Clint Henninger
J. R. Perry
Edgar Rush
Palmer Bracheen
Olney
Ray Ridley
E. C. Arnold
Buck Denson
Alfred Darras
Charlie
Eddie Jones
Pamela
Harold Dene Stubblefield
Billy Ray Anders
John Moore
John Grigsby
Ralph Stubblefield
Bruce Carter
Sam Steele
Durant
Bud Schultz
Calvin Means
Eulus Schultz
Epperson
William Jackson
Junior Henninger
Homer Parks
Tiny Woods
Dennie Angel
Wapanucka
Ester Anglin
Lennis Stone
Lavern Fisher
Fred Koch
Platt National Park
Countians Share Vinita Rodeo Cash
Ken Roberts of Olathe Kansas won top prize money of 400 in the Will Rogers Memorial rodeo at Vinita Oklahoma. Attendance reached about 15 000 across five performances. Final results include calf roping leaders Clark McIntire Payhurst Kiowa and others. steer roping leaders Clark McIntire and Hugh Posey. bulldogging winner Shoate Webster Nowata with 21.1 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Okla
Ken Roberts
Olathe
Kas
Clark McIntire
Kiowa
Jim Snively
Payhuske
Lefty Wilkins
Ysleta
Tex
Buddy May
Lenapah
Hugh Posey
Okay Okla
Everett Shaw
Stonewall
John McIntire
Okmulgee Woman Sues Policeman Over Fatal Shooting
Mrs. Vannie Allen, mother of 19 year old Robert D. Allen, files a district court suit for 20000 against officer Arthur W. Lawrence over the July shooting in the Allen yard as he attempted an arrest. Justice of the Peace H D Reed had ruled the death a justified homicide and dismissed manslaughter charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okmulgee
Okla
Vannie Allen
Arthur W. Lawrence
Robert D. Allen
Young Allen
Lawrence
Justice of the Peace
H. D. Reed
Korean Amputee to Marry in Joliet Romance From War
Pvt. Hubert Reeves a 19 year old quadruple amputee from the Korean War will wed Beverly Joan Hall an 18 year old from Wilmington Illinois. They announced their engagement and plan a September 9 ceremony at the First Baptist church Joliet with a reception at the Cantigny Post VFW. Reeves met Hall while recovering at Valley Forge hospital Phoenixville Pennsylvania last spring and reunited after his return home. Reeves was wounded during a Chinese Red breakthrough and spent less than a month in combat before capture and loss of limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Hubert Reeves
Beverly Joan Hall
David W. Hall
Wilmington
Ill
First Baptist Church
Cantigny
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jolint
Hall
Valley Forge Hospital
Phoenixville
Tishomingo Officer Now in Florida Studying Meteorology
Second Lt Arthur N. Askew of Tishomingo Oklahoma studies meteorology at Florida State University in Tallahassee. He is a Tulsa University graduate with a BS earned this year. His father is from Tishomingo and his wife Ada is the daughter of Ples Ferrs from Tishomingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright-Patterson Air
Porce Base
Ohin
Arthur N. Askew
Arthur Askew
Tishomingo
Oklahoma
Florida State Universe
Leutenant
Tulsa_university
Tulsa
Murray State College
St. Askew
Signal and Transportation Corps
Ada
Ples Ferrs
Mother of Former Ada Resident Dies
Mrs J. Storm Sr mother Howard Rice died Saturday night at her Norton home. The Rices are former Ref and Ada residents, he serves with the 454 Division in Japan. Mrs Rice and children live in Norman while he is away. Services were held Monday at McFarlane Memorial Methodist Church Norman with burial at Rest Haven Oklahoma City. Surviving include Mr Storm daughters Rice and Mrs J L Farmer of Norman, son J Storm Jr of Oklahoma City, brothers C L Bailey Norman and W C Bailey Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Storm
Howard Rice
Norton
Rices
Ref
Ada
Japan
Oklahoma City
C. L. Bailey
Norman
W. C. Bailey
FL Worth
Drunkenness Charged to Ada Man at Percy Arm
Public drunkenness charges were filed Monday against Tom Unih Kidwell in Percy Arm Strong's justice of peace court. Kidwell was apprehended early Monday by highway trooper Audrey A Mitchell, 42 miles south of Ada on SH 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Unih Kidwell
Percy Arm
Strong
Kidwell
Audrey A Mitchell
Ada
SH 9
Kidwell Fined For Drunkenness
Tom Urich Kidweek charged with public drunkenness was fined $29 and costs when arraigned before Peace Justice Percy Armstrong late Monday. Kidwell was picked up early Monday by Aubrey A Mitchell, highway patrolman, 44 miles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Urich Kidweek
Percy Armstrong
Kidwell
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Ada
SH 9
Latta Baptist mission visitors and local gatherings
The Latta community reports a busy period with members visiting at the Latta Baptist mission and attending a Bighem family reunion in Sulphur. Several local families, including Laughlins, Campbell, Lovelace, and Cart ers, hosted or visited relatives from Ada, Byng, Homer, and Snyder. Recoveries noted include Wilbur Hoosier and Frank Wells returning home after Valley View treatment.
Meeting to Honor Song Director at Vinita Avenue Church
A special fellowship meeting on the church lawn after evening services will honor Ralph Dodson, longtime song director for the Vinita Avenue Church of Christ. HV Crumley, minister, announces a reception with refreshments and an old fashioned fellowship, plus a gift presentation from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dundson
Vinita Avenue
Church of Christ
HV. Crumsey
Announ
Dodsean
Crumley
Dodson
Robber Subverts Liquor Store in California Assault
In Long Beach California on August 27 a robber entered a liquor store and demanded whiskey. He forced clerk William H. Roberts 64 to lie on the floor then emptied about 50 dollars from the cash register before a customer arriving to pay for newspapers interrupted him. The gunman accepted the change and left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
iPi
Wlliam H. Roberts
Roberts
Marriages listed in Sulphur and nearby towns
Marriage notices show William L. Sampson of Sulphur wed Iris Gresham Thomas. R L Ellison of Ada married June Brown of Stonewall. Earnest B Kelly of Seminole wed Doris Stephens of Seminole. Jack Vaughn of Canute married Edith Smith of Cordell. Harley H Harrison of Re to Mildred Walker of Vanow. Donald Joe Logan of Stonewall wed Oneta Sherrett of Fuss Lawn. Alvis Carroll Jr of Ada wed Ronnie Jean Dale of Tistomingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
L. Sampson
Iris Gresham Thomas
R. LL Ellison
Ada
June Brown
Stonewall
Earnest BE
Kelly
Seminole
Doris Stephens
Jack Vaughn
Canute
Edith ¥. Smith
Cordell
Harley H. Harrison
Mildred Walker
Vanows
Donald Joe Logan
Oneta Sherrett
Fuss- Lawn
Alvis Carroll, Jr
Ronnie Jean Dale
Tistomingo
Divorces Filed For Several Local Couples
Marie Hemmers splits from Charley Hammons and Lee Agnes Curry ends marriage with Charles Luther Curry. Lloyd Tullington divorces Iva Muriel Tullington, J.B. Fublingim parts from Jo Ann Fulhnaim, and Aline Stovall separates from James Stovall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hemmers
Charley Hammons
Lee Agnes Curry
Charles Luther Curry
Lloyd Tullington
Iva Muriel (Allen) Tullington
J.B. Fublingim
Jo Ann (Tollison
Fulhnaim
Aline Stovall
Jame &R Stovall
Draft Boards Review Deferments In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City August 22 local draft boards ordered to review records of men deferred as students or classified under other exemptions. Murray state director of selective service said boards should verify with colleges before term starts. He noted results from summer college qualification tests and that higher draft calls are likely, with boards seeking to fill quotas. Over 3,000 state college students took tests though exact exemptions remain unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Murray
Atste
Selective Service
City Records Weekend Fines Totaling 133 Dollars
Police records show fines totaling 193 dollars assessed against 16 law violators arrested over the weekend. Drunkenness leads with nine bookings, followed by drunken driving, reckless driving, no license, two peace disturbances, and three fighting incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drivi
American Company Treats Japanese Orphans To Party
A 43th Division Infantry company from Bristow Oklahoma hosted a party for Hiroshima orphans near Hokkaido. Soldiers contributed about 250 dollars for ice cream presents and candy. Twelve girls performed pantomimes and dances as four toy boxes, three tricycles, and 125 dollars in cash were distributed to the children aged three to nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hokkaido
Japan
Bristow
Oklo
George W. Morton
Tulsa
Oxla
Hiroshima
Meat Production Slightly Higher in Latest Week
Washington reports total American meat production reached 21,000,000 pounds for the last week, up one percent from the prior week and three percent above the year ago period. Beet, pork, lamb and mutton output rose from the previous week though all but pork trailed the 1950 comparable week. Yearly production lagged the prior week and the 1950 week. Beets under federal inspection totaled 124,000,000 pounds, up 1,400,000 from the week before but 16,000,000 under last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Wilson Seeks Court Reversal in Ada Murder Case
Charles C. Wilson of Ada petitions the state criminal court of appeals to reverse his seven year sentence for the January 1, 1951 knife slaying of James Myers during a beer tavern dispute over money. Wilson claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Charles C. “Wilson
Ada
State Criminal Court of
Harrison Fined for Reckless Driving Incident
Richard Harrison, known as Rott, was fined twenty one dollars plus costs after arraignment before Peace C W Floyd on reckless driving charges. He was arrested by BH Hudson within Rott city limits on Saturday. Also noted is Miss Sara Jane Ledretter, Heavener Okla, elected recording secretary of a Methodist Youth conference meeting in Lafayette Ind on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harrison
Rott
Suatie C W. Floyd
Harrigon
BH. Hudson
Lafayette
Ind
Sara Jane Ledretter
Heavener
Oklm
National Conference of Methodist Youth Meeting
Hare
Friday Final At Swim Pool Ends Summer
Glenwood pool will close for the season Friday night August 3 as city manager J. D. Cheek announces the final day of the summer session. Swimmers are urged to use the pool before 10 p.m. The pool operates daily 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m. It has been busy and more than broken even financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
J. D. Cheek
Cheek
New Pastor Takes Over At Sulphur
Sulphur church welcomes 25 year old Dan Rainbolt as new pastor of First Baptist, after serving as student pastor in Texas. He and his wife Dean Gooch Rainbolt, a Stratford native, will reside at the church parsonage. A church supper will be held on the lawn after prayer service Wednesday. The former pastor, Charles Myers, left for McKinney, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rainbolt
First Baptist Church
Reno
Rainbolt
Baylor University
Southwestern Baptist Seminary At
Fort Worth
Texas I
Dean Gooch
Stratford
OBU
Baptist Seminary At
Rainolts
First Baptist Parsonage
Muskogee
Amos Dunn
Fe Church
Charles Myers
McKinney
Texas
Textbook Shop Open at Sulphur High School
Sulphur Special reports the Sulphur school district opens a textbook shop in Room 13 of the high school. It will operate daily Monday through Friday from 8 p.m. to 5 p.m. Teachers will distribute free texts to students, and only district pupils may purchase. The store saves parents time by avoiding trips to out of town bookshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur
George Portman
Portman
Boat Of Adventurers Search For Nova Espero Vessell
A vast air and sea hunt is under way for the 20 foot British yawl Nova Espero missing since August 7 en route from Shelburne Nova Scotia to New York. The US coast guard defuses the Canadian air force and police in pursuing the vessel last sighted 13 days ago by a police cutter. Two young English adventurers Stanley Smith and Charles Violet sailed the craft across the North Atlantic in 86 days, then headed for New York after a rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifax
N.S
Shelburne
New York
U.S. Coast Guard
Stanley Smith
Charles Violet
North Atlantic
Shen
Patrol Plane to Spot Traffic Violations
Oklahoma City reports that the highway patrol will use an airplane to spot traffic violations on highways during Labor Day weekend. Patrol pilot Art Hamilton will fly Saturday Sunday and Monday with a radio equipped plane coordinating with newspapers to halt violators. Thirteen fatalities occurred on state highways the week before Labor Day last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahoma City
Highway Patrol
Dixie
Gilmer
Art Hamilton
Spartan School Leaves Oklahoma Higher Education System
Tulsa's Spartan School of Aeronautical Engineering withdraws from the state system due to a lack of students. Dr. M A Nash, chancellor, says the school requested withdrawal while other regents approve continued graduate education and a $500 appropriation to support five Oklahoma students in the Southern Council on rental education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City
Spartan School of Aeronautical Engineering
Tulsa
M. A. Nash
Ofithe Rezents
Southernin Council
Roff News Briefs Descend With Funerals and Visits
Charles Simons travels to Kansas City to attend his brother Frank Simons's funeral after he died Sunday in a California hospital. Numerous Ada residents visit family in Roff and area. members attend Hickory reunion at Sulphur. several families relocate or purchase homes in nearby towns. Lt. Col. Jackson F. Morehead funeral held in Purcell with Army ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simons
Kansas City
Frank Simons
Pallo Alto
Calif
Carson
Independence
Kas
Pettigrew Held in Purse Snatching Case Near Ada
Oscar Pettigrew a 23 year old Indian youth is held in connection with a purse snatching Sunday night southeast of Ada. A hat found in the scuffle is offered as evidence and Pettigrew denies owning a hat. He has prior federal and state prison terms for car theft and faces a separate car theft charge with Ralph Walker pending in district court. The vehicle involved belonged to J F Lance and was taken from in front of Collins Lumber company on April 24 and found wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Pettigrew
Ada
J. J. Blevins
Church
Pettigrew
Blevins
Ieee
Walker Hisle
Texarkana
McAlester
Ralph Walker
Walker
J. F. Lance
Collins Lumber Company
Lt Watson Busy In Forecast Work In Korea And After
First Lieutenant Albert T. Watson of Ada has served as a forecaster with the 2060th Mobile Weather Squadron during Exercise Southern Fine in the Carolinas. He joined the service in 1943 after Oklahoma University, served in New Guinea and the Philippines, was recalled in 1947, then served in Guam and Japan before Korea where he operated two weather stations on the Pusan perimeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Albert T. Watson
Ada
Carolinas
Watson
2060Th
Joint Operation Center
University of Oklahoma
New Guinea
Philippines
Lieut
Guam
Japan
Korea
Pusan
3Rd Mb Wing
Kidnaped Woman Found Shot Near Dairy Farm
The body of Lewana Newman age 23 a night clerk abducted five days earlier from the Gould hotel near Miami Beach was found under brush on a dairy farm. She had been shot through the head. Angus Tindall son of a farmer located the body on land owned by his father. The $925 from the hotel cash drawer is noted by officials as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fiz
Lewana Newman
Gold Coast
Angus Tindall
Tindall
Gould Hotel
Ocean Front
Miami Beach
D. Henderson
Mra Newman
Starrett Faces Traffic Charge
Starrett, ordered to appear before Justice Percy Armstrong Monday, faces charges of failure to yield the right of way. He was apprehended Sunday two miles south of Ada on SH 12 by Highway Patrolman Aubrey Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyan Oliver Starrett
Percy Armstrong
Justice of Peace
Mons
Starrett
Aubrey AL Mitchell
Ada
Col Dandridge’s Step Son Dies in Texas
Denny, stepson of Lt Col Shelton Dandridge, died Friday at his Wichita Falls home from a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs T O Dandridge flew to Dallas for funeral services set for 10 am Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Shelton Dandridge
Wichita Falls
Tex
T. O. Dandridge
Dallas
Die Home Residents Buy Dock Home in North Roff
Mrs. T. E. Howell and family, former residents, purchased the Dock home in north Roff. The Social club met at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robnett’s home for a Friday picnic supper on the lawn. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wile, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Washington, Mr. and Mrs. L. Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Mehargh, Mary Joyce, John Lee, Mrs. W. A. Balch, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Howell
Die
North Roff
Joe Robnett
Paul Wileson
Monroe Washington
L. ©. Fairchild
Weston Meharg
Mary Joyce
John Lee
W. A. Balch
Boe
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Mra. Myers
W. V
U. S
North Carolina
Clarita News
A. B. Askew
Eunice, N. M
Harvey Carter
Seer
Mildred aNew
Ellis Davidson
Fort Head
Nellie Jo Power
Floy Anna Fill
Albert Power
Southern Express, Inc
Dwight Horton
Borger
Sam Burrow
Tommy Jack
L. V. Burrow
Jack Patton
Roy Supert
Troy Newsom
Supert
Willa Dean Newsom
Konawa
Clarita Raiders
Fey. E. L. Baker
Effie Dobbs
Obie Beene
Jarquita
Effie
Hugh Frank Hefley
Mrs
Hugh Hefley
Bob Baker
Tulba
Marne Sen
Florida
S. J. Storm
T. A. Kidwell
Latta News
Latta
J.D. Scimm
A. C. Wella
Hugh Alexanderr
Aca
R. B. Tarwater
Charlie Bigham
Nancy
Bighem
Melvin and
Estelyene Romeycutt
Des Campbell
Bill
Yolanda
Loo Laughlin
Byng
Marvin Campbell
Hotel
Julian Campbell
Skygo
Luther Cales
Arling’5
LC. Carter
Milired English
Therm
Wilbur Hoosier
Frank Wells
Tom Laughlin
Berrah
Charlie Laughlin
Carlos Laughlin
Homer
Marvin Laughlin
John Arter of
Dustin
Mason Arter
Paseo Hanna
Caldwell
Idaho
Mary Scott
Ray Walker
Hanna
Alaska
Hanns
Pescon Scott
Pontotoc County
Vanese
Audie Nelson
W. M. Nelson
Grover
John Lovelace
M. OL. Stegall
Bobby Battles
Mrs. Stegall
Mra
Raymond Grace
Jerry
Ingwood
Calvin Grace
Marion Lovelace
Mike, Patey
Marion Wayne
Snyder
J. G. Lovelace
Joe Lovelace
Grover Lovelace
Rey
McKenzie, Tenn
Herbert Cooper
Bristow Group
Trests
Real American Party
Wilson
Harrison
Alanwood Pool
Spartan
Roff News
Donna Jean Patton
Carson Castleberry
Donna
W. C. Patton
J. D. Hudson
Bob Bunyard
Paul McCarty
Fred Clifton
Roff
Raytus Whittaker
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Tennessee
Cutley Ivy
Crenshaw
Miss
Bob Reed
Poul McCurdy
Memphis
Enn
Joel Hudson
Max Ray
Bobby Kay
Dennis Lowell
Big Springs
J.D. Hudson
Flora Mae Wilson
Calvin and
Carolyn Kay
Harrison, Ark
Hudson Variety Store
Stanley Bullock
Hazel Bullock
L. E
Dale Fairchild
Bryan
Howard, Jr
Virginia Sue
D. L. Rice
Walter Brown
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Nellie Lewis
Alexander
Bill Smith
Northwest
Hoff
Clee Coffey
Plainview
Charlie Nordean
Roff and Jr
M. D. Coffey
Lightning Ridge
Charley Nordean
Valley View, Hospital
Doug Strickland
Ennis Hudzon
Oscar Parker
James Steed
Mabel Rucker
Stanler
Chastain
Ethel
C. B. Smith
Homer Hendricks
Hickory
D. H. Coffey
Amayllo, Texas
B. W. Weems
Janice
Buddy
Catherine
Neel
Bruce
Gale
Sawyer
P. B. Hamer
Ralph Hamer
K. P. Larsh
Allen
Colorado
Lowell Hudson
Douglas and
Betty Kay
Fort Worth, Texas
Ethel Smith
Weston Mehar
Mary Joyce An
Corpus Christi
Ben King
Clinton Merrill
Patsy Sue
Pleasant Grove
Richard Swink
Norma Jane
Harold Lee
Richard Wayne
B. Smith
Jackson F. Morehead
Rackley Funeral
Purcell
Washington Cemetery
Col. Morehead
United States Army
N. L. Jarvis
Mr. and
Birs
Richard Dicks
I Mapp
Col. Dandridge
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