Deaths Mrs E H Fox Sister of Bonham Woman
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. E. H. Fox of Lake Charles La sister of Mrs. Stanley Stevens of Bonham in a Houston hospital on Saturday November 30 1568 Funeral plans were pending arrival of son Enoch Fox from London and Coffey Funeral Home will handle arrangements The survivor list includes two sons a daughter brothers sisters grandchildren and great grandchildren with active pallbearers named group of local and regional family members present
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E. H. Fox
Lake Charles
Stanley Stevens
Bonham
Houston
November Rainfall Totals Reach 54.26 Inches for Wet Year
Rainfall in November totaled 5.04 inches, lifting the year’s total to 54.26 inches the wettest in five years. The month saw highs mostly in the 60s to 70s with a high of 82 and a chilly low of 24 degrees on November 12.
Johnson returns to Washington with granddaughter Cindy
President Johnson carrying his five week old granddaughter Cindy aboard Air Force One left San Antonio in light rain for the White House. Lynda Bird Robb reportedly flew to Washington earlier, and Lady Bird Johnson accompanied the trip from the LBJ ranch to Randolph Air Force Base. The president kept a careful pace with the baby wrapped in a pink blanket as he stepped from the aircraft.
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San Antonio
UPI
Johnson
Cindy
Air Force I
White House
Lynda Bird Robb
Washington
Lady Bird
LBJ
Randolph Air Force Base
Air Force
Yuki
Mrs. Hembree Services Are Held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Hembree 74 were at First Baptist church Bailey at 2 p.m. with Rev. Frank Casper officiating. Interment in Philadelphia cemetery directed by Wise. She died at her Bailey home Saturday night November 30 1968. Born December 22 1893 in Alabama she was daughter of J. W. Babers and the late spouse. Survivors include husband three sons Ray Babers of Bailey Bill Babers and Paul Babers of Bonham a daughter Mrs Billy Macon of Hickory Creek three sisters Mrs Leola Owens of Pasadena Mrs Otha Woodson and Mrs Wardell Turman of Gober five grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus several Babers kin and other relatives.
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Robert Hembree
First Baptist Church
Bailey
Frank Casper
Philadelphia
Wise
Hembree
Alabama
J. W. Babers
Ray Babers
Bill
Paul Babers
Bonham
Billy Macon
Hickory Creek
Babers
Morris Babers
Celeste
Ance Babers
Gober
Leola Owens
Pasadena
Otha Woodson
Wardell Turman
Lloyd Turner
Robert Dunn
R. O. Bell
Floyd Hall
A. M. Savage
J. R. Stephens
Wednesday Rites Set for Mrs Rosa Garner 92
Mrs Rosa Garner 92 longtime Trenton resident died at White Wright Nursing Home at 7 15 am Monday December 2 1968 Funeral services set for 2 39 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev Leroy Martin and Rev Chester Cook officiating Interment in Cross Roads Cemetery Earnest directing Born November 25 1876 in Alabama daughter of James D Allgood Married John T Garner at Pine Bluff Arkansas in 1893 He was killed July 7 1945 Survivors include three sons
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Trenton
Sps
Rosa Garner
Whitewright
First Baptist Church
Leroy Martin
Gainesville
Chester Cook
Garner
Alabama
James D. Allgood
John T. Garner
Pine Bluff
Ark
Weeks Rites Held For C W Weeks Sr
Funeral services for C W Weeks Sr 70 were held at Wige Funeral chapel with Rev O R Curry and Rev Boy Burgess officiating Interment followed at Providence Cemetery Barton Woods Weeks died Sunday in the Gober community Survivors include wife Zola Weeks of the home four sons Columbus Weeks Jr and James L Weeks of Gober Leroy Weeks of Seattle and Charles Weeks
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C. W. Weeks
Wige
O. R. Curry
Boy Burgess
Providence
Bartley Woods
Weeks
Gober
Zola Weeks
Columbus Weeks, Jr
James L. Weeks
Leroy. Weeks
Seattle
Wash
Charles Weeks
Aunt Virgie Bridges 80 Dies in Waxahachie
Mrs. Virgie Bridges, 80, of Waxahachie died November 19 1968. Funeral services were held in Waxahachie with interment in Dallas. She was survived by four daughters including Mrs. Robert Kyle of Midlothian.
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Leonard
Jack Barbee
Virgie ‘Bridges
Waxahachie
Dallas
Bridges
Robert Kyle
Midlothian
All American Backfield Named By Coaches Association
Texas halfback Chris Gilbert and Houston fullback Paul Gipson win backfield spots on the All American team chosen by the American Football Coaches Association. SMU’s Jerry Levins earns a second cap with repeaters including OJ Simpson and Ted Hendricks. Kansas and Notre Dame players also receive positions. Tennessee places Rosenspender and Weatherford on the squad.
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NEW York
UPI
Chris Gilbert
Texas
Paul Gipson
Houston
Jerry Levins
Southern Methodist
American Football Coaches Association
QO. J. Simpson
Southern California
Lecray Keyes
Purdue
Ted Kwalick
Penn State
Ron Sellers
Florida State
Ted Hendricks
Miami
Fla
Bobby Douglass
Kansas
Terry Hanratty
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Charles Rosenfelder
Jim Weatherford
Scroggins Welcome Holiday Guests
Mr and Mrs O H Scroggins hosted over the holidays guests including Mr and Mrs John Boemer and Jeff and Greg of Dallas Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones of Bainbridge Georgia Mr and Mrs Jim Shawn and Reta and Mr and Mrs B B Stevenson of Bonham Texas.
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O. H. Scroggins
John Boemer
Jeff and
Greg
Dallas
Leslie Jones
Bainbridge, Ga
Jim Shawn
Reta
B. B. Stevenson
Bonham
Ottawa Rough Riders Take Canadian Championship
Ottawa Rough Riders defeat Calgary Stampeders 24 to 21 to win the Canadian football championship on Saturday.
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Toronto
Ottawa Rough Riders
Calgary Stempeders
Harriman Says He Expects Replacement by Nixon Pick
Ambassador W. Recrell Harriman, 77, told reporters in New York he does not see himself indispensable to the Paris Vietnam talks. He said President-elect Nixon would likely appoint his own man to carry on, and he would not oppose it. Harriman, returning from Paris for Washington discussions, said it would be wise for Nixon to select his own team for the negotiations. He plans to attend U.N. Declaration of Human Rights observances in Washington.
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New York
UPI
Paris
W. Recrell Harriman
Richard M. Nixon
Harriman
Washington
Dean Rusk
Defense
Clark Clifford
Johnson
President
Commission Non International Human Rights
U.N
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the Bonham Daily Favorite
Bonham Publishing CO
Boz
Bonham, Texas
Aubrey McAlister
Robert M. Cantrell
Ralph Allen
Barney Walker
Herold Winnett
Aditeree Society
United Press International
Fannin
Texas ‘Daily Press League
Rhoda C. Edmeston
Mrs. Fox
James D. Garner
Albert S. Garner
Oliver M. Garner Rilleen
Leron Mullican
Westminister
John Allgood
el Paso
Arlie
Adams
Odessa
Wichita Falls
Bonita Taylor
Bells
Linda Sue Howard
Willy Weeks
Newman Fox
John Glover
B. F. Green
O. M. Barker
Bill Leatherwood
Jimmy Smith
ONL
Chhidren
Gary Mentis
Otte
C. W
Gert, Levins
Tp&l
TPAL
Sap
Aaj Saad
Aoa
Pao H
Scroggins
Ottawa
OPEL
Volkswagen
Chas. Carter
Don Hayes
North Center
Sabia
Th & Center
Georgia
Arkansas
Bill Stanfill
Jake Scott
Ford Cars & Trucks
Jerry Boone
Service
Ford-Mereruy, Inc
Texas Power & Light Company
Poe
Rix
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