Meador Rites Set for 4:30 P.M. at Whitewright
Funeral services for C J Meador 70 prominent Whitewright citizen will be 4 30 p m Sunday at First Baptist with Rev Fred Waldrop and Rev LL Evans officiating. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery. Meador died in Sherman hospital after a six and a half year illness. He was Arkadelphia native who moved to Whitewright in 1917 and ran farm equipment and hardware business. Survivors include wife three sons one daughter a brother and a sister plus several in laws and grandchildren.
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Dallas
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Whitewright Boy Scout Executive Committee
Joe Meador
Jack Meador
Jim Meador
Don Cook
Fort Worth
Arthur Meador
Arkadelphia Ark
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Malvern
Clyde Meador
George Meador
Hot Springs
Charlies Ragsdale
Tom Lovell
Little Rock
Earl Slater
William W Brown Dies in El Paso
William Wesley Brown aged 97 died in an El Paso hospital on June 25, 1957. Services were held at 9 am Thursday in El Paso with Dr W Her she Fordy officiating and interment in Evergreen cemetery. Survivors include Mrs Abernathy daughter and two other children, five grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Born May 25, 1860 in Shreveport Louisiana he moved to Bonham at age ten and lived there until 1915.
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Raleigh Abernathy
North Center Street
el Paso
W. Hershe) Fordy
Evergreen Cemetery
Abernathy
R. J. Caskey
FE Paso
Shreveport
Brown
Bonham
Service Held For L A Walls Retired Farmer
Lucian Austin Walls 74, a longtime Telegraph community resident, died June 28 1957 after a long illness. The service was at 2 30 p m at Cooper Funeral chapel in Bonham with the Rev Thomas Hatcher and the Rev Bill Thornton officiating. Interment was in Forest Grove cemetery. Survivors include his wife Mrs Cleon Walls of Telephone a daughter Mrs Pauline Huffman of Elwood a brother Henry Walls of Modesto Calif and two grandchildren. Born July 30 1882 in Missouri Walls lived in the Telephone area for many years and worked in farming until ill health prevented.
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Cooper Funeral Chapel
Bonham
Noble Haywood
C LL. Vaught
Cleon Walls
Telephone
Pauline Huffman
Elwood
Henrys Walls
Modesto
Calif
Missouri
Walls
Hatley Rites Held for Lone Star Gas Employee
Last rites for Alfred Roland Hatley, 61, of Honey Grove and Lone Star Gas Co, were held at 2 pm Saturday at Wise Funeral chapel. He died Thursday at Medical and Surgical hospital. Interment in Willow Wild cemetery. Pallbearers listed. two daughters and relatives noted. Also mentions 1956 coffee consumption in New York report.
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Alfred Roland Hatley
Lone Star Gas Co
Wise Funeral
Hatley
Medical and Surgical
J I Gregory
Greenville
First Baptist Church
State of Siege Ended in Argentina Ahead of Elections
Buenos Aires reports the 15 year old state of siege ends at 1206 a.m. restoring full civil rights before elections. Release of some prisoners expected while others held on charges remain. Provisional government signals no internal security worries despite Peronist activity and terrorist campaigns nearby.
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Pedro KF Aramburus
Cameron Parish half the population wiped out by storm
Before the hurricane struck Cameron parish housed 25 080 people and about 5 000 remained after rescue workers are excluded. Fire services control director Joe Flanagan said only 30 percent of Cameron parish’s value remained. Kraft of the New Orleans weather bureau placed the tidal wave hit around Thursday morning near 9 am with initial east winds up to 105 miles an hour.
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Joe Flanagan
Calcasieu Parish
Lake Charles
Kraft
New Orleans
U S Jets Demonstrate Power Over Seoul
In a morale lifting display, four F100 Super Sabres and two BAT bombers conducted flyovers over Seoul. The formations drew cheers from residents as the jets swept south to north, with pilots rolling their wings near President Syngman Rhee’s hillside mansion.
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U. S
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea Defense Ministry
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