Deaths and Funerals Grady L Taylor
Funeral services for Grady Leon Taylor 56 of Bonham will be at Wise Funeral Home chapel at 3 p m Sunday. He died Friday morning July 1 1960 in a Bonham hospital after a heart attack. Interment in Moore's chapel cemetery. Surviving are wife Lula Pearl Taylor three sons Gayland Dean Taylor Dallas Texas Tommy Taylor a student at Texas Tech Lubbock and Pat Taylor Bonham mother Mrs Walter M Taylor Forney three brothers Roy Jim and Press Taylor all of Avajon California three sisters Mrs Ovi King and Mrs Tommy Shaw Forney and Mrs Beagsie Owens Richardson two grandchildren Jeffrey and Tammie Taylor. He was an engineer on the Texas and Pacific railroad and active in church and community work.
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Grady Leon Taylor
Francklin Street
Wise Funeral Home
Bonham Hospital
Donald E. White
First Christian Church
Willf
Moore’s Chapel
Danny Meel
Larry Billy Davis
Denny Davis Jr
Dickie King
James Taylor
Lloyd R. Gant
Lula Pearl Taylor
Gayland Dean Taylor
Dallas
Tommy Taylor
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Andep
Bonham
Taylor
Bogham State Park
Lake Fannin
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Harold Kilgore Rites Held Saturday
Harold Kilgore formerly of Bonham died in Modesto California on Wednesday June 29 1960 Funeral services were held in Bonham at 3 0 p m and burial was in Modesto cemetery Survivors include two daughters and one son all of Fort Worth and five Kilgores including L L Kilgore and J Kilgore of Bonham plus Vivian R Kilgore and Redleslie Kilgore of Modesto California
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Harold Kilgore
Bonham
Modesto
Calif
Fort Worth
L. K. Kilgore
Kilgore
Vivian Red Leslie Kilgore
J. Kilgore
Big
Rites Held in Sherman for Henderson Gates
Funeral services for Henderson Gates 66 of Sherman were conducted at 4 p m Friday at Barrett Funeral Home officiated by A E Holt minister of the Walnut Street Church of Christ. Interment followed at Cedarlawn Memorial Park. Gates a retired General Telephone plant superintendent born in Bonham April 24 1894 died June 30 1960 in Sherman Clinic. He is survived by his wife a daughter four sisters and two grandchildren.
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Henderson
Gates
Sherman
Ottis Reeves
Sherman Clinic
Nlant
General Telephone
A. E. Holt
Walnut Street Church of Christ
Barrett Funeral Home
Cedarlawn Memorial Park
Bonham
Henry Gates
Fthel Huffaker
Church of Christ
Masonic Lodge
J W Clegg
Richardson
Reed Arrington
Sanderson
McKinney Swope
Fort Worth
O E Lewis
Graham
Reeves
Rites Held For Mrs Carlile In Bonham Funeral
Last rites for Mrs Rhodia E Carlisle 92 were held 2 30 p m Saturday at Wisse Funeral Home chapel. She died in a Bonham hospital Friday July 1 1960. The Rev R S Cates officiated with burial at Orrs Chapel cemetery. Pallbearers were Elbert Hopper Bill Baker Bert Dudley Lee Dudley Elbert Darvin and Bill Scrivner. Survivors include two sons Willie Carle Telephone and Andrew Carlile Ivanhoe a daughter Rosa Richardson Lubbock one sister Viola Price twelve grandchildren seventeen great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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Rhodia E Carlisle
Wisse
Carpel
Bonham Hospital
R. S. Cates
First Methodist Church
Telephone
Orr’s Chapel
Elbert Hopper
Bill Baker
Bert
Lee Dudley
Elbert Darvin
Bill Scrivner
John E. Kinkead Rites Set Sunday
John E. Kinkead, 78, retired farmer, died at 11:45 pm Friday, July 1, 1960, at his home. Rites scheduled for Sunday. burial details to be announced.
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John E. Kinkead
John FE. Kinkead
Funeral Services Held for Mr Kinkead in Dallas
Funeral services were conducted at 4 30 p m Sunday in Wise Funeral Home chapel with Rev Claude Hunt officiating. Interment followed at Wilkow Wild cemetery. Mr Kinkead born October 1 1881 in Carson community lived there until 18 months ago when he moved to Dallas to reside with his daughter Mrs Dean Farmer. Survivors include Mrs Farmer and three grandchildren.
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Dean Farmer
Dallas
Wise Funeral Home
Claude Hunt
Calvary Baptist Church
Wilkow Wild Cemetery
Kinkead
Carson
Farmer
Mrs Miller rites set for Ector First Baptist Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Charlie Miller 81 will be held at 3 pm Sunday at the First Baptist church in Ector. She died at her home Wednesday June 29 1960 from a heart attack. Interment in Carsar cemetery. Surviving are five sons Edwin J K Miller and Charles Miller Dallas Fort Worth, six daughters and many grandchildren. Wise Funeral Home of Bonham in charge.
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Ector
Charlie Miller
First Baptist Church
Eugente Allen
Firs’ Baptist Church
Gary Regan
Firs Methodist Church
Carsar Cemtery
Wise Funeral Home
Bonham
Loman Miller
F.ctor Fdwin
J. K Miller
Dallas
Keith Miller
Cleveland
Omo
Charles Miller
Fort Worth
Joe Huffaker
Ray Jones
Phillip Wells
New Orleans
Imogene Miller
Waco
Charlie Nauett
D. C Thielepape
Austin
Jim Kanipe
Corpus Christi
Lodtee Kanipe
Greensboro, NC
Jake Kanine
Duncan
Okla
Truman Hesitates on Stop Kennedy Charge
Truman warned that any effort to rig the convention would provoke bitter resentment. Roger Tubby, a former White House press secretary now allied with Kennedy, said the remark hurts Kennedy's chances. Connecticut Democrat John Bailey called it the last gasp of the stop Kennedy movement. Truman declined to label his remarks as a stop Kennedy push and, when pressed, warned reporters they might be in trouble if they misstate his stance. He pledged to support the ticket if Kennedy is named, but added the DNC would have to...
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Roger Tubby
Truman
White House
Kennedy
Los Angeles
John Bailey
Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
UPI
John F Kennedy
Massachusetts
Program Proves Value in Beef Calf Weighing Demonstration
Harling of Smith and Francis Farm near Riverby in Fannin County run 800 Angus and Brangus cows. A June 1959 weighing demo showed an 80 pound difference between two calves born to separate cows, highlighting potential profits at 25 cents per pound. Additional weighings in June 1860 revealed dramatic weight gaps among Angus and Brangus heifers and mixed herd calves. County agent George Seatherwood and Gene Graves oversaw classifications, with bulletins B-908 and B-909 explaining breeding programs for commercial and registered herds.
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Bob
Harling
Smith and Francis
Riverby
Fannin County
George Seatherwood
Gene Graves
Snd
U S Accuses Reds of Torpedoing Disarmament Talks
The United States accuses Soviet Russia and its bloc of walking out of the Geneva disarmament talks and urges a resumption of serious negotiations. Washington delivered a formal note to the Kremlin stating the walkout was surprising and regrettable while stressing Western allies remain ready to proceed.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Geneva
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Esenhower
U.S
State Department
Eisenhower
Khrushche
Poland
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Kennedy Backers See Kennedy Victory Despite Truman Blast
Kennedy campaign aides insist Kennedy will secure the Democratic nomination despite Truman charging the convention is fixed. Florida Governor LeRoy Collins, neutral in the race and appointed permanent convention chairman, denies any slant and pledges impartial organizing of the convention. Collins also hopes Truman may attend, saying his absence would hurt the party.
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Florida
LeRoy Collins
Truman
Collins
United Press International
Truman urges careful convention deliberation and broader consideration
Truman weighs how much campaigning to do and urges delegates to fairly weigh candidates including Symington Johnson and other capable men. He says the Democratic Convention must not freeze out proven public servants and should deliberate thoroughly before selecting its nominee. He endorses Symington and calls for serious consideration of Johnson.
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Symington
Johnson
Truman
Ladonia to Be Quiet for Independence Day
Ladonia will observe a quiet Independence Day with most Ladonia firms closing for the holiday on Monday, July 4. Public life will slow as residents mark the celebration.
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Ladonia
Spl
Khrushchev Attacks U S Prestige During Austria Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told an Austro-Soviet audience in Vienna that American prestige has sunk to new lows after Japan canceled Eisenhower’s visit. He accused the United States of militarist policy and blamed Washington for wrecking the Paris summit. He warned West Germany and tied the incident to broader world reaction.
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Vienna
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Japan
Eiienhower
Khrushchev
Russia
Austria
Burg Palace
Paris
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Mrs. Miller
Center Street
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Bob Harling
Reds
HST
Bryan Baker
State Farm Fire and Casualty Compans
Haring
Leatherwood
Nikita
Dodd City Church of Christ
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
R. V. Wood
East Side Square
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