Obituary Notes for Mrs. Roy Crittenden Sr and Dumas Infant
Mrs. Roy Crittenden Sr. a former Amarillo resident died Tuesday in Waco where she and her husband lived for 10 years. Funeral services are 4 p.m. today at Cormpton Funeral Home in Waco. She is survived by her husband Roy Crittenden Jr. of Arlington and three children plus seven grandchildren. Graveside rites are for the infant daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Collins at Dumas Cemetery, with Rev. H L Stevens officiating. The baby died today at Moore County Memorial Hospital and is survived by the parents and two siblings Julia and Lynn.
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Roy Crittenden
Amarillo
Waco
Arlington
Joy Webster
Mary Ruth Davis
Santa Anna
Calif
Dumas
Clyde Collins
N. Maddox
H. L. Stevens
Assembly of God Church
Moore County Memorial Hospital
Julia
Lynn
Services honor Sid Hedgecoke in Canyon funeral
Memorial services for Sid Shearer Hedgecoke former Amarillo resident will be held at 1 p.m. in LaGrone Funeral Chapel Canyon with Dr Straus Atkinson officiating. Interment follows at Dreamland Cemetery Canyon. He died Monday in a Hot Springs Arkansas hospital where he had lived since leaving Amarillo in 1938. He was a retired pharmacist and longtime store operator. Surviving are his wife Nina a son six daughters two brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Arrangements by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral.
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Sid’ Shearer Hedgecoke
Amorillo
LaGrone
Canyon
Straus Atkinson
First Baptist Church
R. D. Mills, Jr. D. &, Hale
Don Lee Morgan
Jock B. Lankford
Gary Hedgecoke
Jim Pat. Lankford
Edward King
Dreamland Cemetery
Hedgecoke
Hot Springs
Ark
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Herring
Herring |A
Wise County
Panhandie
Oat Piemons
Nina Hedgecoke
J. A. Hedgecoke
R. D. Mills
Pompo
Dick Bell
Jock Lankford
Dixie Shannon
San Diego
Calif
J. 8. Bechtel
Ed Harris
Atchison, Kan
Robert B. Harris
Denver
George H. Harris
Riverside
Gallf
Blackburn
Mobley Rites Held for Mobile Resident Former Amarillo Native
Joe Mobley 66 a former Amarillo resident died Monday at Providence Hospital Mobile Alabama where he had resided about a year. Born April 2 1893 in Stephenville Texas he was a Presbyterian. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m Boxwell Ivy Chapel with Dr Jordon Grooms officiating Burial in Lane Cemetery Survived by wife Alleen a daughter Joan Shaw of Mobile a son Joe R Mobley of Pittsburgh a sister Mrs William Eimnie of Amarillo a sister Mrs Hel Larsen of Dallas a sister Mrs Neal Wren Henson of Jos Fresnos Texas a brother B Mobley of San Benito and five grandchildren Ensuring accuracy of name spellings from OCR may vary.
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Joe Mobley
Amarillo
Provence Hospital
Mobile
Ala
San Diego
Calif
Mr. Mobley
Stephenville
Tex
Presbyterian Church
Boxwell Brothers Ivy
Jordon Grooms
Polk Street Methodist Church
Wayne Middleton
F A. Pledger
Walter Russell
Clarence Jone
Roy Ratcliff
T. H. McDonald
Liane Cemetery
Mobleys
Alleen Mobley
Joan F. Shaw
Joe R Mobdiey
Pittsburgh
William Eimnie
Anvarillo
Heol Larsen
Doliis
Neal Wren Henson
Jos Fresnos
Texo
B. Mobley
San Benito
Herbert
Willborn
Amarilla
Infant Kennel Ray Taylor Dies in Amarillo
Kennel Ray Taylor two months old son of Mr and Mrs Clifford R Taylor Wil Smiley was pronounced dead on arrival at Northwest Teacs Hospital at 3 0 pm Tuesday The baby born April 4 in Amarillo had been ill at home Funeral services set for 2 am today at Blackburn Show Memorial Chapel with Rev Marvin King officiating Burial will be in Liano Cemetery Survived by parents sister Debra Koy and grandparents Mr and Mrs Adolphus Toy or end Mrs Kote Smith of Amorilic
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Kennel Ray Taylor
Clifford R. Taylor
Wil? Smiley
Arival
Northwest Teacs Hospital
Amarillo
Blackburn
Marvin King
Centrol Assembly of God Church
Liano Cemetery
Debra Koy
Adolphus Toy
Kote Smith
Amorilic
Infant Randal Buxton to be laid to rest in Elmwood Cemetery
Graveside services will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Elmwood Cemetery Woodward for infant Randal Shayne Buxton son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Buxton of Perryton. Rev Nathan Helms of Perryton Assembly of God will officiate. He was born June 2 in Perryton and died Monday at Sanford Hospital in Perryton. Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home directs services. Survived by grandparents Mr and (truncated).
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Tri-State
Randal S. Buxton
Perryton
Elmwood
Woodward
Ohia
Randal Shayne Buxton
Calvin Buxton
Nathan Helms
Assembly of God Church of
Rondel Shayne
Sanford Hospital
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Pampa
Ovenkel-Carmichael
Semuel Baird Totty
West Craven
J. $. McMuhen
Assembly of God Church
Sayre
Ohio
Totty
Greer County
Coast Guard Artillery
Lassie
Evans and Faville Die in Wichita Falls Clovis
Miss Annie Lee Evans 73 formerly of Happy and Amarillo died in Wichita Falls after living with her daughter in Amarillo. Born November 17, 1887 in Oklahoma Territory she belonged to the First Baptist Church of Happy and the Eastern Star. Also funeral services for Carrie Faville 85 Texico resident for 50 years will be held in Clovis with burial at Lawn Haven Cemetery. Surviving are Leroy Faville of Texico and grandchild Mrs Mikala Stephen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa Evans
Amarillo
J. C. Cox
Columbus, Ark
K. M. Read
Little Rock
Ark
A. W. Montgomery
Happy
Charles, Evans
J. G. Evans
Hereford
Tony Markin
Amerilia
Clovis
Carrie Faville
Texico
Charies V, Sneed
R. C. Bolton
Lawn Haven Cemetery
Foville
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Laws
Leroy
Mikala Stephen
Funeral set for Dr. Fred Goss in Plainview
Funeral plans are announced for Dr. Fred Goss 87 a longtime Plainview optometrist who died Monday morning after several months illness. Rev Frank Travis will lead services at Wood Funeral Home Chapel and burial will follow at White Falls Cemetery. Born in Kerrville he lived in Childress before moving to Plainview in 1931 and practiced optometry here until recently. Survivors include two daughters one from San Francisco and another from Wichita Falls four grandchildren one great grandchild and one great great grandchild.
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Plainview
Fred Goss
Frank Travis
First Presbyterian Church
Burnet
Wicnite Falls
Goss
Childress
Kerrville
Louisiana
Little Louise Winterholer
Lake Charles
Texas
Norris dies at 64 in Silverton home services pending
Mortin W. Norris 64, longtime Briscoe County resident, died at 12:73 pm in Silverton. Funeral at 2:30 pm Thursday at First Baptist Church with limits of ministers Elrod Doster and Cantwell. burial in Silverton Cemetery. Survived by wife Loreta LaPlint, four sons, four daughters, two sisters and 10 grandchildren. Norris WWI veteran, formerly with Briscoe County Highway Department. Born November 2, 1894 in Elis County, Texas. Also survived by several in California and Oklahoma. Funeral home Roberts of Silverton handling arrangements.
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Silverton
Mortin W
Mert) Norris
Briscoe County
First Baptist Church
G. A. Elrod, Doster
Bert Cantwell
Church of Christ
Buriat
Roberts Funeral Home
Norrig
Elis County
Tex
Loreta LaPlint
Grobe
Ariz
Edwin
San Diego
Calif
Elvin
Berkeley
Leland
Monahan
Ike and Aides Mark D-Day Anniversary Dinner Event
General Dwight D. Eisenhower hosts 14 World War I commanders at a June 6 anniversary dinner and ball park outing with the Washington Senators and Cleveland Indians. Attendees include FE. R. Quesada and senior officers from SHAPE and U S Army units.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ball Park
Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians
FE. R. Quesada
9Th Tactical Air Command
Senators
Eisenhower
E. P. Curtis
Strategic Air Force
Jacob L. Devers
James H. Doolittle
8Th Air Force
Alfred Gruenther
5Th Army Group
Wade Haistip
15Th Corps
Curtis E. Lemay
Williston P Palmer
7Th Corps
Walter Bedell Smith
Fisenhower
Maxwell B. Taylor
101St Air Borne Division
Harold R. Bull
Supreme Headquarters Alled Expeditionary Forces
George H. Decker
6Th Army
U S. Army
Adms
John L. Hall
Harold R. Stark
US. Naval Forces Europe
Psychiatry Founder Carl Jung Dies in Switzerland
Zurich report notes Prof. Carl Gustav Jung, 85, founder of modern psychiatry, died at his villa in Kuesnacht. Once an associate of Sigmund Freud, he later broke with Freudian theory, reforming core psychiatric concepts while living in retirement. He finished his memoirs shortly before his 85th birthday July 26.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Carl Gustav Jung
Kuesnacht
Jung
Sigmund Freud
Funeral for Joan Webster in Amarillo following plant explosion
Joan Hudson Webster 33 died at St. Anthony’s Hospital in Amarillo from injuries in an explosion at the Shamrock Oil and Gas Co. McKee Plant. Born June 25 1927 in Cleveland she will be buried in Clayton Cemetery. Survived by wife Eco lene, daughter Debra Ann, parents Clarence Webster of Clayton, many siblings. Funeral arrangements by Winchester Funeral Home in Clayton with services to be held Thursday in Dumas.
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Ton
WM. M
Joan Hudson Webster
Webster
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Amarillo
McKee
Shamrock Oil and Gas Co
Mr. Webster
Clevian
Clayton
Ecolene Webster
Debra Ann Webster
Dumas
Clarence
Mary Mitchusson
Flossie N. Efzger
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Opal Iverson
Bend, Ore
Emily Beckner
Whittier
Colif
Lovella
Ostella Wright
Hayden, N. M
McClellan Webster
Birthe
Burlin Webster
Leslie Webster
N. M
Milton Webster
Disne
Oe Lee Barreh
Bend
Rites Set for Long-Time Ranch Owner Cap Coots
Graveside Masonic rites will be held at Memorial Park Cemetery in Dalhart for Coots, a longtime Texas Panhandle rancher also known as Cap Coots. He died at Coon Memorial Hospital after eight weeks as a patient, survived by wife Abye Hall, sons Arthur and Roy, a brother Fred, a sister Ada Neelley, five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Memorial Park
Walker Funeral Home
Dalhart
Coots
Coon Memorial Hospital
Mr. Coots
Colorado
Texas
Monroe Coots
Texas Rangers
Texas Panhandle
Cap Coots
Romero
N.M
Gray County
Tex
Fort Worth
Denver
Hansford
Amarillo
Citizens State Bank
Arthur
Roy Coots
Fred Coots
Ada Neelley
Englewood
Colo
Texas Baptist board bars federal aid to schools
The 191 member Texas Baptist Convention executive board voted to oppose government loans and grants for building at religious institutions and urged churches to avoid federal aid. The policy, part of a ten point interpretation of church state separation, awaits final action by messengers at the Texas Baptist General Convention in Austin.
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Dallas
Tex
The
Texas Baptist Convention Today
Texas Baptist Schools
Anual Baptist General Convention of Texas
Austin
Baptist Board
Church-State Relations
Church-State Relations Committee
World Missions
State Fund Deficit Drops 24 Million in May
The general revenue fund deficit fell by 24 million dollars in May, per the Texas state treasurer. Corporation franchise taxes helped reduce the shortfall to 78,848,137 dollars as of May 31, about 15 million more than the year end deficit forecast for August 31.
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Austin
Tenax Announces Acquisition of Carson Packing Co
Tenax Inc a publicly owned home food service firm says it has acquired Carson Packing Co Inc of Philadelphia for well over 1 million dollars. Details of the deal were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Tenax, Inc
Carson Packing Co., Inc
Philadelphia
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Walter Buxton
Sid S. Hedgecoke
FE. V. Harris Sr
Kenneth Ray Taylor
Annie Lee Evans
Martin W. Norris
Samuel B. Totty
Ike
Psychiatry
Rites
Abye Hall
Nara Visa
Romero Ranch
Hansford County
Church Board
Baptist Schools
Texas Baptist Christian Education Commission
E. N. Jones
Baptist Christian Education Commission
Baylor University
Hardin-Simmons University
Howard Payne College
University of Corpus Christi
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Church State Relations Committee
W. A. Criswell
Southern Baptist Church
First Baptist of
Criswell
Christ
L. E. Carpenter
San Jacinto Church of Christ
Line Ave
Mississippi
America
Buick
Pook Buick CO
Amarillo, Texas
State Baptist Convention
Caldwell Realty CO
Sears Oesuck and Co
Apply Personnel Dept
Sears Roebuck and CO
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