Obituaries for Gilbert Bell and Emma Boen in Meadow area
Funeral services were held for Gilbert F. Bell 63 of Meadow with burial at Terry County Memorial Cemetery. He died in Houston during chemotherapy and was survived by his wife Geneva and five sons. Also noted are services for Emma Lee Boen 58 of Haskell County with burial in Haskell Cemetery, survived by her husband J W Boen and a daughter, with donations suggested to the American Cancer Society.
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Gilbert F. Bell
Meadow
First Baptist Church of
David Hartman
Terry County Memorial Cemetery
Bell
Houston
Brownfield
Meadow Area
Joe
Ronnie
Plainview
Gary
Fort Worth
Bill
Stratford
Dan
Idalon
Richard
Los Angeles
Sid
Wellington
Dub
W.C
Gruber
Mona Woodman
Dumas
Irma Smith
Odessa
Floy Swartz
Jal
New Mexico
Lou McKinley
Alice
J.V
Emma Lee) Boen
Brownfield Funeral Home
Ken Horn
Abernathy Baptist Church
George Young
the Baptist Church of
J.W. Boen
Boen
The
Baptist Church
Janice Altman
Lubbock
Billy Been
Jimmy Been
Hale Harrell
Haskell
Rolla Harrell
Halfway
Clyde Harrell
Alice Pugh
Phoenix
Arizona
Davie Carroll
Hale Center
Violet Allen
American Cancer Society
Straw berry Patch Opened West of Brownfield
Two Tokio women Sharon Turner and Pat Curtis opened the Straw berry Patch on Highway 380 twelve miles west of Brownfield. The shop offers handmade items including baby quilts, wind chimes, clothes, knick knacks, painted boxes and eggs. Open 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Curtis
Sharon Turner
Tokio Housewives Open
Brates
Brownfield
Ment
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Ardmore
Oklahoma
Geneva Goforth
Punk Culwell
Vera Culwell
Hollywood
California
Mike
Mary Culwell
Wesley and
Kelly
Salinas
Haskell County
Mrs. Boen
Joe Henry Thompson
Marthaville
Louisiana
Robert Chambliss
Sam Chambliss
Emma Lee Boen
Farm Machinery and Tractor Company
Terry County
Hesston Corp
P.O
Lenexa
Kansas
Cele
Ifarm Bureau Insurance
J. D. Atwell
Agency
Mer
Larry Farrar
John Rogers
Kathy Butler
Uli
Entary
Aatv
Axire Nery
Pat
Aik
Pio
Kathy
Enow
W. Main