Services Held For Mrs. Mary Viola Anderson
Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist Church in Tokio for 83 year old Mary Viola Anderson with Rev. Horace Kennedy officiating. Burial followed at Brownfield Cemetery. A Yoakum County resident 42 years and Tokio resident since 1928 she died likely from a heart attack shortly before arriving at Brownfield General Hospital. She is survived by four sons four daughters a sister 15 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.
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Ellington Named Heart Fund Head for Brownfield
Leonard Ellington of First National Bank was named Memorial Gifts Chairman of the Brownfield Heart Association. He said gifts honor relatives who died of heart disease and fund research education and community service. He noted acknowledgments go to families, gift amounts remain private, and memorial gifts are tax deductible.
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Tears in court and the risk of prejudice in trials
The article discusses how emotional outbursts in trials can sway juries, citing cases where tears from victims or relatives led to a new trial or were deemed insufficient to override verdicts. Courts balance compassion with objectivity, citing crocodile tears versus genuine emotion as factors juries must weigh.
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SS Office Stays Open Saturdays
The social security district office in Lubbock will add Saturday morning hours alongside existing Thursday evening and weekday 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. times. John G. Hutton urged residents 65 and older or near that age to apply by March 31 to receive July hospital insurance. those retiring 62 to 65 may get cash benefits but not hospital coverage until 65. The office is at 4328 Avenue H.
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Concessions Close At Sanford For Winter Season
Mobile marine gasoline and food concession operations at Sanford Yoke pause for winter. Supt. M. J. Becker says operations resume next spring. The Blue West mobile concession continues until New Year then suspends. Boaters may buy gasoline, oil and light food on weekends and holidays at the Blue West launching ramp until then.
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