Arrott Funeral Held in Colorado
Robert W. Arrott Sr. 54 died in a tractor accident at Gateway Arizona. Funeral services were held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Grand Junction Colorado with burial at Alpine. He worked 30 years in construction and belonged to the Saints church and Union of Operating Engineers. Survived by his wife two sons three daughters mother seven brothers and a sister plus eight grandchildren.
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Arrott
Arizona
Robert W. Arrott
Gateway
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
J. A. Spelberg
Alpine
Mr. Arrott
Grand Junction
el Paso
Texas
Gateway Road
Corn Construction Company
San Saba
Phoenix
Quorum 451
Union of Operating Engineers
Robert Welton Jr
Reed T
U. S. Navy
Corpus Christi
Tex
Colleen Carnahan
Logan
Utah
Charlleene McDaniel
Julia Arrott
Nora Houston Arrott
San Angelo
Clarence
Bronte
James
Tennyson
Monroe
Miles
Houston K
Christoval
John L
Palo Pinto
Buck
Orient
Jack
Exa N. Smith
New Birth Announcements for Irving Cumbie Jr and Susan McQueen
The notice records a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cumbie Jr on April 19 in Houston, with 1326 Cuntin Road as their address and lists maternal and paternal grandparents. It also notes a daughter Susan born April 1 in Amarillo to Mr. and Mrs. D M McQueen, weighing 7 pounds, with a brother Jimmy two and a half, and lists the grandparents Lee Dodge Sweetwater and Mae McQueen Bronte.
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Irving Cumbie, Jr
Cumbies
Cuntin Road
Houston
D. N. Balch
Abilene
I. M. Cumbie
Bronte
D. M. McQueen
Amarillo
Susan
Jimmy
Lee Dodge
Sweetwater
Mae McQueen
Easter Blessings and Family News From an April Week
The writer celebrates a first granddaughter, Easter joy, and church scenes with April showers. News includes a blueberry muffin recipe, tornado and hail cautions, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gilreath to Snyder, plus Texas Tech students James David Luttrell and Mary Ann Gray arriving for Easter holidays.
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Murray Gilreath
Snyder
K. M. Cook
Texas Tech College
Lubbock
James David Luttrell
Mary Ann Gray
College Students Bobby Webb and Billy Alexander Visit
San Angelo College students Bobby Webb and Billy Alexander spent Easter vacation with their parents in town.
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Bobby Webb
Billy Alexander
San Angelo’ College
First Methodist Church Hosts Guest Speaker This Sunday
The Rev. Charles Camp of Silver Methodist Church will speak at 11 a.m. during Sunday worship at First Methodist Church on Stand Up To It. Rev. Lin Loeffler of Bronte will lead a revival at Silver and return to preach Sunday night at 7 30 p.m. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and MYF at 6 30 p.m.
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Charles Camp
First Methodist Church
Silver Methodist Church
Lin Loeffler
Bronte Church
Silver
Easter Weekend Visits Bring Lasswell Family Together
Mr and Mrs R C Lasswell hosted their children for the Easter weekend Bobby Laswell of San Angelo and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bradbury of Lubbock joined the gathering born from the extended family in a warm home celebration.
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R. C. Lasswell
Bobby Laswell
San Angelo
Kenneth Bradbury
Lubbock
Easter Visits Fill Local Homes Across West Texas
Children of Mr and Mrs Monroe and other relatives from Ozona San Angelo and Austin spent the weekend at home places like Albany and Alpine during Easter. Kenneth Scott of Sul Ross College visited his mother Fay Scott and friends. Bobby Evans of Lubbock and Bill Maxwell of Texas Tech joined families for the holiday.
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Monroe
Alexander
Richard Webster
Ricky
Ozona
Doris Alexander
Billy Alexander
San Angelo
J. L. Alexander
Austin
D. E. Faulk
Curtis Adams
Albany
Kenneth Scott
Sul Ross College
Alpine
Fay Scott
Bobby Evans
Lubbock
W. S. Evans
Bill Maxwell
Texas Tech
W. H. Maxwell, Jr
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