Fort Worth Woman’s Cave Escape Sparks Reader Response
Fort Worth resident Anderson gains national notice as she inhabits a cave and receives letters from admirers across the country. A Georgia student and an Oklahoma man send requests for guidance while others offer sympathy and curiosity about her unconventional shelter and plans for a second stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salran
New York City
Dia
Urgen
Georgit Tech
Ihe Spere
Oklahoma
Kerr
Vins. Anderson
A. Aodoa
Fake Worth
Sherman
Deaths Callaway Services Slated at Duplex View
Funeral services are planned at the Dugies Bap tist church for Mrs Callaway of Ada Oklahoma with interment in Duplex cemetery. Surviving are sons Rex Hendrix and Dillard, a sister Mrs WoT Wamenon of San Angelo and a number of grandchildren. Mrs Hendrix was a longtime resident of Bonham before moving to Waco and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoa
Serimes &Se
Dugies
Bape
Res Allen Harad
Woeth
Dodson
Benim
Directon of
Wise Funeral Home
Thataway
Callahan County
Hashand
Tame
Mo Callawas
James Callaway
Ivanhoe
Foeoaf Callaway
Seminole
Fog Adatu
Mais Mieboa
Fitzhug’ Talbot
First Methodist Church
Sherpath
Olvin Gooss
Ray Peeler
Hutch Leatherwood
John Arledge
Reid Sorvy, Jr
Burl Mee- Clare
Rex Hendrix
Dillard
Vrs
Waamenon
San Angela
Mirs Hendrix
Bonham
M M Cine
Waco
Austin
University
Methodist Church
Wars
WSUS
John F Hendrix
Frank Wilkerson Rites Wednesday
Frank Wilkerson 54 died at home at 1030 pm Monday from an apparent heart attack. Several services were held with burial in a local cemetery. Survivors include his widow Nirs lene Martin Walkerson of the home, three daughters Win Robert Tavis of Tyler Mins Robert Rencher of Bon han Wes b Lady Redman of lye a brother BR Wilkes son of Homey Grove, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank To Wilkerson
Pease
Cater
Wollew
Nirslene Martin Walkerson
Win
Robert Tavis
Tyler
Mins
Robert Rencher
Bon Han
Wes
Lady Redman
Lye
BR Wilkesson
Homey Grove
Aossiel
Wil Woalsean
Clayton Neely's Services Held
Funeral services for Clayton Neely, 64, were held at 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon in Vineyard Grove Baptist church, conducted by Rev H H Gray from Idalou. Interment in Allen Chapel cemetery. Neely died Monday June 1964 in a Paris hospital. Survivors include his widow, one son, one daughter, two brothers, two sisters, a half brother and a half sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Spl
Clayton Neely
Vineyard Grove Baptist Church
H. H Gray
Idalou
Allen Chapel
Cooper-Sorrells Funeral
Neely
Paris
Former Resident Dies in Austin
Funeral services will be conducted at 14 am Thursday Par It 1964 for Mas Alise Hioncdox mother of Rex Hen dvitoon in the Wise Funeral home chapel She died Tuesday June 9 1864 in the home of her daughter Miss Fdna Duttard 3911 Carleen Dr Austin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Alise Hioncdox
Rex Hendvitoon
Wise Funeral Home
Fdna Duttard
Carleen
Austin
Mrs Cobb Rites Wednesday at 4 PM
Mrs Nettie Lee Cobb, 75, died Wednesday evening at the home of a daughter. Services to be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at St Braz Street General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Lee Cobb
Tate
Raymond Kelly
Leemans Attend Whitney High School Exercises
Mr and Mrs WB Leeman attend Whitney graduation where Judy Caroline Gay serves as class salutatorian. Miss Gay, daughter of Raymond Gay and former Bonham residents, earned a scholarship to Texas Christian University in Fort Worth to study journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB. Leeman
Whitney
Judy Caroline Gay
Raymond Gay
Bonham
Sones’ Field
Miss Gay
Texas Chistian University
Fort Worth
Bailey Transfers County Board Sets Meeting Thursday
Bailey school board member Bicknell said a special county board meeting is set for Thursday night at 7 30 to consider transfers from the Bailey district for the 1964 65 session. The agenda includes parental transfer requests to adjacent districts and the meeting will be held at Theatre caf. The notice references accreditation cancellation for the Bailey district effective July 1 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Bailey School Board
ED G VicClure
County School Board
Bailey
Caf County
Mo of. Brent
Advacent Gastrie
Vie
Fea
Pio W Waitte
Bicknell Do
Bale School
Heause Bill Fails in House Over Pay Crane Funding
Washington lawmakers rejected a measure that would provide 512 million for pay raises for government and postal workers, judges, and area staff. Supporters argued it would meet rising costs, while opponents cited a 7500 salary cap in the bill’s scope and questioned funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ano
Hoase
Cota
Walt
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Bonham Daily Favorite
The
Bonham Publishing Co., Inc
Bonham, Texas
Attes
Aubrey McAlister
Robert M. Cantrell Relph Allen
Buy Barr Herald
Wiese Ess Association
United Press International
Fannin
Adacent
Tezag Daily Press League
Thurday
Reid Luke
U.S
Laos
Ray Cromley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington- News Rex
Defense Department
United
Shatland
Nikita Khrushchev
HW Khrushchev
Pathet Lao
U. SS
Thailand
Vio Pacs
Comriunists
Togsether
Red Pathet Lao
Weis Fort Worth
Lwnny Asuders
Calse
Agmires
Aso
Tutin
Roepoteety
Ceeuntrs
Bette
South Windham
Vtman
Dodge City
Dennis Weaver
Marshal Dillon
Gunsmoke
Kentucky
California
Vicky der
Cooper Funeral Home
C. A Byrd
Pleasant Grove
Norman Overs
Assembly of God
Dodd
Taeteres
Nirs Cobb
Charlie Robert
WB. Cobb
Dodd City
Bomham
John V. Cobb
George Cobb
Amarillo
J . Roberts
C. L. Rodgers
Denison
Graham Kyser
Horace Wayne Kyser
James Cobb
Billy Cobb
J. W. Cobb
A. V. Cobb
Frank Wilkerson
Civil Defense
Rand
Trad i
Stone Junction
LAW of the
We Pba
MAC Lyles Promucuae
Aber
Celde
Father
Pateems
Heaham Drive-in
Leemans
County Board
Bailes Schol
S&h
Leatherwood Bros. Hardware
East Side Square
Alet