Funeral Rites Held For Pop Little of Dallas
Funeral services for L C Pop Little 85 of Dallas were held Tuesday at Laurelland Funeral Home. He died Tuesday morning in a Dallas nursing home. Survived by three sons Ira m Eugene and Audie Lee. two sisters Renza Lee and Edna Caperton. three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Little was a noted pipeline contractor who helped build the Big Inch across the United States. He was born July 27 1889 in Travis County and lived in Maverick area since 1901. He married Elizabeth Borders in 1911 who died in 1969. He was a Methodist and longtime landowner at Happy and Chilcress.
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L C
Pop) Little
Dallas
Laurelland Funeral Home
Renza Lee
Maverick
Mr. Litttle
Travis County
W. R. Little
Elizabeth Borders
Methodist Church
Mr. Little
United Sates
Ranger
Breckenridge
Big Sandyand
Borger
United States
Texas
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
New York
Montana
Wyoming
Happy and Chilcress
Iram
Eugene Ai Dallas
Audie Lee
Arlington
Edna Caperton
Branson
Residin Bronte
Clyde
Royce Lee
Margaret Martin
Dorothy Kiker
Help Yourself and Your Country Savings Bonds Message
A wartime style exhortation urges citizens to invest in savings bonds to support national efforts. The notice emphasizes patriotic duty and financial security for families and the nation.
Citizens Band Radio Club Meets in Robert Lee
BC members invite Coke County CB radio enthusiasts to a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday June 24 at the new Recreation Building in Robert Lee to form a Citizens Band Radio Club.
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Citizens Band Radio Club
Robert Lee
Coke County
Rodeo Playnight Yields Local Contest Results
The Coke County Rodeo Association held a Saturday playnight in Brent with Pee Wee Juniors and Senior divisions competing in Barrels Flags and Poles. Winners include Pete Ensor Kendall Denton Carol Cervenka Kerwin Denton and Kerwin Denton with several participants noted and the next playnight set for June 21 at 7 p.m.
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Coke County Rodeo Association
Brent
Pee Wee
Barrells
Pete Ensor
Craig Comolli
Kerry Lee
Patty Bloodworth
Tracy Tomlinson
Teresa Littlefield
Lori Bloodworth
Sally Smith
Carol Cervenka
Debbie Askins
Wyndell Skinner
Donnie Jackson
Janice Bloodworth
Buddy Wallace
Lisa Devoll
Sharon Littlefield
Kerwin Denton
Vicki Padgett
Sue Padgett
Bill Padgett
Carl Bloodworth
Lendy Devoll
Raymond Bloodworth
James Allen
Jean Sudduth
J. Lee Ensor
Mrs. Jacoby Becomes Coke County First Woman Judge
Opal Jacoby takes oath as Justice of the Peace for Precinct 1 on June 2 in Coke County becoming the first woman to hold the post. She was appointed after Roy Ross resigned to spend time with his arthritic wife. Jacoby previously served nine years as Coke County sheriff's dispatch deputy and has close ties to local law enforcement. Her husband is retired from the SCS and they live in Robert Lee with their two daughters Linda Link and Nancy Jameson and two granddaughters Natalie and Stacie Jameson.
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W E
Opal) Jacoby
Justice of the Peace
Winnie Waldrop
Coke County
Jacoby
Coke County Commissioners Court
Roy P. Ross
Ross
Sheriff's Office
Justice of the Peace Office
Robert Lee
Brady
SCS
John
Linda) Link
Long Island
N. Y
Robert
Nancy) Jameson
Natalie
Stacie Jameson
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Pop’ Little
la Quinta Motor Inn Knickerbocker Rd
Rodeo Assn
Zemo
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Bronte Enterprise
R. T Caperton
Life Insurance Family Hospital Policies Group Hospital Policies
Bronte, Texas
Homelite
Bar & Chain
Bronte
Central Baptist Church
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E. L. Ines
E. L. Jones
Evangelist
Edwin Forehand
M. E. Patterson
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