Deaths Funerals G W Collins Rites Today
George Wals Collins 69 of 1901 North Main died at Allen Memorial Hospital at 7:30 am Saturday June 15 1963 after years of declining health He was a retired cafe and grocery operator Funeral services at 3:30 pm Sunday at First Baptist Church with Rev Jack and Rev J F Wyder officiating. Interment Willow Wid meters Wise Funeral Home directing Nephews pallbearers Survivors include widow Myrtle Collins brother FE H Collins of Hope Ark two sisters Mrs S J Wills of Byers and Mrs Spofford Sout er of Texarkana and a number of nieces and nephews Native of Arkansas born August 11 1893 to late James A Collins
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George Wals Collins
North Main Street
Allen Memo
Jack
J. F Wyerder
Wise Funeral Home
Myrtle Collins
FE. H. Collins
Hope, Ark
S. J. Wills
Byers
Spofford Souter
Texarkana
Arkansas
Mr. Collins
James A. Collins
Hospital News Briefs From Bonham and Nearby Areas
Hospital notes list multiple patients and staff across Risser Hospital in Bonham, Medical Surgical Hospital, and Allen Memorial. Names include Ruth Nash, Ira Turner, Leo Copeland, Ralph Owens, George Wolf, and many others with various discharge statuses and locations such as Sherman, Ravenna, and Ivanhoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Nash
Sherman
Ahice McCeary
Bonham
Tlam Hooks
Leonard
H. Copeland
Mae
S. Ralph Owens
Mckey Workman
Ravenna
Medical Surgical Hospital
Drew Hageaard
Ira Turner
Bonham Moe Bk
Hendrix Okla
W A. Sharp
Ivanhoe
George Wolf
Bonham Liutner Todd
Bonham T
Fuller
Whitewrght
Dodd
F. Miller
WC. Staton
A. W. Wishard
Haughty Stoud
Doc Leatherwood
Bon
Roberts to Speak At Laconia Fete July Fourth
Congressman Ray Roberts will headline the Laconia July 4 celebration marking the completion of a new water system. Also scheduled are State Senator Ralph Hall County Judge Choice Moore and L J Cappleman with a band planned. the 1937 Study Club handles arrangements for the platform and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacontia
Spl
Ray Roberts
Laconia
Cong Roberts
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
Choice Moore
Farmers Home Administration
Clab
Boggess Family Visit Featured in Amarillo Weekend
Mr and Mrs Earl Boggess and daughter Brenda from Amarillo will visit his aunt Miss Texia Boggess for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Boggess
Brenda
Amarill
Texia Boggess
Leonard Lad, 13, Fatally Injured in Farm Tractor Accident
Tommy Tyne Thornton, 13, of Leonard, died Friday near Leonard while operating a Surecde tractor on Mrs. Faye Moats farm. Funeral services set for Sunday at Bianton Methodist Church with burial in Leonard Cemetery. Survived by parents Newt and wife, two sisters, Nance Miller and Linda Moats. Born January 29, 1950. Active pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Tommy Tyne Thornton
Newt Thornton
Leonad
Young Thornton
Faye Moats
James W. Davis
Wilson
Bianton Chap Methodis
George W.kuxson
L. R. Fullerton
Church of Christ
Leonard Cemetery
Wilson Fune
Newt Thorntor West
Nance
Miler
Plano
Linda Moats
Tommy
Ve Pallbearers
Bob Var Schock
Eddie Brster
Michae Ba Cvey
Joe Das - Bill Sagely
Glenn Edwards
Space Flight Pushes Khru shchev Prestige in Ideological Meeting
Moscow reports Russia’s space venture aims to boost Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s image as the Communist Party Central Committee meets Tuesday to set ideological standards for Soviet life. Bykovsky and a cosmonaut are cited as examples of high principled citizens, with focus on internal matters and possible reference to the Sino-Soviet talks. Khrushchev responds cautiously to Kennedy’s call for easing tensions, signaling a wary stance toward Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Commun Party Central Committee
Valery Bykovsky
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Washington
90th Infantry Division Tests Road Reform at Fort Hood
The 90th Infantry Division, first streamlined Army reserve unit, completed a two week field test at North Fort Hood to prove its ROAD reorganized structure. Commanders say the exercise demonstrated readiness for both conventional skirmishes and nuclear-age warfare. Soldiers head home to 40 Texas communities tired but confident in the division’s adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North FT. Hood
90Th
New Army Road System Proves Flexible for Any Battle
An evaluation of a division under the ROAD reform notes a favorable impression of its meshed supply, personnel, intelligence, and combat leadership. Although two weeks is short for a full appraisal, commanders say the unit passed the acid test of combat. Major General Earl Rudder states ROAD places the division under the same tent as the active Army and allows brigade leaders to tailor for each battlefield scenario, aiming to meet nuclear or Viet Nam type combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rudder
Texas A&m College
Viet Nam
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G. W. Collins
Hospital News
Risser Hospital
Maret Bruton, Bonham
Ference Blair
George Green
Gober
A. V. Clifton
Bennington
Okla
W . Hull
Virgie McNabb
Ella Braney
Mort Smith
Hendrix
Tarty Strickland
Baby A. Bonham
Tridshaw
Wolfe City
Annie Hoskins
Bonham Johnet
Huffman
Bob Manning
Frances Manor
Ector
Steve B. Spykes
Barbara Barron
David Leeth
Hazel Jodd
San Angelo
Chester Johnson
Roberts
Laconia Fete
Dad
W. W. SR
East
Strees
Leonard Lad
Chas. Carter
Texas
North Center Street
Pic
Bales House of Bargains
Highway
Sarge
Maggie
Jiggs
Titus
Snuffy Smith
Bill
Waald I
Hs Ooll
Captain
Bruwwa del Mar
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