Services for Jesse Campbell Held in Snyder
Jesse Campbell 79 of Odessa died August 2 in Odessa Medical Center Hospital. Funeral services were August 5 at East Side Church of Christ in Snyder with burial at Hillside Memorial Gardens. He was born November 13, 1914 in Dunn and survived by his wife Edna Joy Turner, three daughters, two sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Also noted are services for Sam Warren, 61, of Andrews held August 3 at First Baptist Church Chapel with burial at Andrews Cemetery. he died August 1 in Permian General Hospital and was a retired GTE employee. He is survived by three brothers and one sister.
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Jesse Campbell
Odessa
East Side Church of Christ In
Snyder
Tom Holcomb
Surrey Gillum
Hillside Memorial Gardens
Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home
Campbell
Odessa Medical Center
Lena Stringer
Mary Echevarria
Marge Green
Littleton, Colo
B.D. Seaton
Brownfield
Lloyd
Sam Warren
Andrews
First Baptist Church
Odell Moore
Glenn Long
Andrews Cemetery
Plains residents earn scholarships and degrees
Gabriel Flores of Plains won a $1,000 scholarship for his Water Conservation essay and plans to study psychology at South Plains College. A 1994 Plains High School grad, he is the son of Cody and Dianne Flores. Jalyn Wall of Seminole, daughter-in-law to Plains residents, earned a nursing degree at New Mexico Junior College and works as an R.N. at Memorial Hospital in Seminole. John Ira Olen Harris, Plains High School graduate, earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Texas Tech University.
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Gabriel Flores
Plains
College of
Plains High School
Cody
Dianne Flores
South Plains College
Jalyn Wall
Seminole
Ronny Wall
Dan & Linda Wall
New Mexico Junior College School of Nursing
Hobbs
John Ira Olen Harris
Archie
Linda Harris
Texas Tech Univ
McAllister and Maule Win Brownfield Bridge Event
James McAllister and Carol Maule of Lamesa captured first place at the Brownfield Duplicate Bridge Club event held at the XYZ Club on Monday night. A six-table field saw Betty Taylor and Anda Norman tie for second with Dottie Jo Walker and Dorthy DeMoray, while Gladys Swain and Lois Blair finished third and Betty Joplin with Kathleen Barton placed fourth and fifth. Rose Terry of Lubbock directed, with Patsy Bailey and Betty Heasd as hostesses.
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James McAllister
Carol Maule
Lamesa
Brownfield
XYZ
Betty Taylor
Anda Norman
Tahoka
Dottie Jo Walker
Dorthy DeMoray
Gladys Swain
Lois Blair
Betty Joplin
Kathleen Barton
Rose Terry
Lubbock
Patsy Bailey
Betty Heasd
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Primitivo Castillo
Meadow
Rodrigo Franco
Nancy Engracia
Francisco Franco
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
John Casey
Meadow High School
Continental Credit Corp
Wellman High School
Caprock Manufacturing
Hamblin
Amarillo
Leonard
Phoenix, Ariz
Roy
Rowlett
R.N
Memorial Hospital
Chrysler
Mahaleh
JEEP
South
P.O
Texas
RADER
Dinette
China Hutch
Seagraves
Tohoka
Wilei PE
Marie Warren
Sheila Hen
Marina Underwood
Jim Lindy Wellingto
Mickey Williamson
Uadalupita
New Mexico
Allsup
Wilei Hot Links
Wilson Meat
Pearson
Clovis
Onners
Victoria A. Matthews
Pam F
Freeman Archie A A. Crawford
David Jones
Carlsbad
Gallup
Decker
Salem
West Main
Bayless Jewelers
Visa
Discover
Shirleen Melcher
Kirk Shaffer
Shelby Scott
Bobby Medlin
Heather Halbrooks
Kurtis LaBadie
Kathy Griffin
Todd Brasher
Tammy Pruitt
Kevin Lander
Ann Cook
Chris Muschalek
Keely Carroll
Richard Fontenot
Tara Muldrow
Bob Sechler
Lara Elayne Head
Scott Adair
Nelson Pharmacy
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