Oscar Spann rites observed at Irving church
Oscar H Spann Jr 69 of Irving died July 20 in a Fort Worth hospital after a Navy veteran life. Services held July 23 at Irving First United Methodist Church. He retired as a superintendent from U S Gypsum. Survived by wife Louise four daughters nine grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters Elizabeth Link and Bera Boyd and brother George.
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Oscar H. Spann, Jr
Irving
Irving First
Elizabeth Link
Brownfield
Bera Boyd
Hereford
George
Ennis
Senior Citizens Menu Week at Owen Fried Chicken
Daily meal plan outlines senior citizens lunches from Monday to Friday at Owen Fried Chicken. Each day features a main dish, sides, bread, and a dessert, including options like corn, coleslaw, pineapple gelatin. enchiladas. liver and onions. ham with pineapple. and barbeque beef with accompaniments.
Former local instructor buried in Goldthwaite
Reba E. Hale 86 of Goldthwaite died July 22 in a nursing home. Born October 13 1910 in Lometa she married Orville B. Hale on June 5 1932 in Lometa. She taught in Brownfield 1953 to 1965 and is survived by two daughters Mildred Chaney and Patsy Moore, a brother Fred Conradin, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services July 24 at Goldthwaite First Baptist Church. burial in Goldthwaite Memorial Cemetery. Rev. Doug Holtzclaw officiated.
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Reba E. Hale
Goldthwaite
Goldthwaite First Baptist Church
Goldthwaite Memorial
Doug Holtzclaw
Brownfield
Hale
Mildred
Roline Chaney
Grand Prairie
Patsy
David Moore
Olney
Fred Conradin
Elwayne Carouth 64 memorialized in Brownfield
Funeral services for Elwayne Carouth 64 of Brownfield will be held Monday July 28 at Brownfield Funeral Home Memorial Chapel with Rev. Cletus Caswell officiating. Burial will be in Brownfield Cemetery. He died July 24 at St Mary of the Plains Hospital in Lubbock. He was born July 11 1933 in Brownfield and married Mary Frances Lee July 15 1957 in Brownfield. He worked 28 years for Terry County Tractor and was a U S Army veteran. He is survived by his wife one daughter Cynthia Carouth of Brownfield four sons Ricky David Donnie all of Brownfield and Earl Jr of Wichita Falls his mother Annie Carouth of Brownfield one brother Robert of Midland three sisters Beverly Lacy Gwendolyn Tyler Shirley Thomas and by nine relatives not named. He was preceded in death by one son Jeffery Carouth in 1978.
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Elwayne Carouth
Brownfield
Brownfield Funeral Home
Cletus Caswell
Brownfield Cemetery
Mr. Carouth
St Mary of the Plains Hospital
Lubbock
Mary Frances Lee
Terry County Tractor
Fellowship Baptist Church
Cynthia Carouth
Ricky, David
Donnie
Earl, Jr
Wichita Falls
Annie Carouth
Robert
Midland
Beverly Lacy
Gwendolyn Tyler
Big Spring
Shirley Thomas
Bakersfield
Calif
Jeffery Carouth
Eloise Sharp 68 dies in Lubbock July 24
Eloise Sharp 68 of Lubbock formerly Tulia died July 24 at St Mary Hospital in Lubbock. Services July 26 at Tulia First Baptist Church with Rev. Bobby Broyles and Rev. Kenneth Flowers officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery Tulsa. She was born Feb 2 1929 in Dallas and survived by two sons a daughter a brother a sister four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Eloise Sharp
Lubbock
Tulia
Tulia First Baptist Church
Bobby Broyles
Earth First Baptist Church
Kenneth Flowers
Brownfield First Baptist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Tulsa
Adams Funeral Home
Balls
Sharp
St. Mary Hospital
Dallas
First Baptist Church
Brownfield
Unity Study Club
Homestead Exemption Vote Moves to August Ballot
Early voting runs through August 5 for the Texas property homestead exemption amendment. The measure will be on the August 9 ballot, with voters urged to review the amendment details and casting their ballots in local polling sites.
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Oscar Spann
Reba Hale
Pro Roofing Co
19Th Street
East Felt
Texas
Terry Memorial Hospital
Homestead
Jackson White
Brownfield Evening Lions Club
District 202
Robert Becker
Head Family Funeral Home
Because We Care
Burns-Smith Funeral Home
Lubbock Hay Brownfield
Norman Head
N. 5Th Street
West Texas
Lubbock Methodist Hospital System
20Th
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