Eason Services Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Cather B. T. Eason 68 were held at 3 30 p m Wednesday in the Assembly of God Church Rev J W Newton officiated with Rev Marshall Crowley assisting Burial was in Childress Cemetery by Newberry Funeral Home pallbearers listed Survivors include two brothers and three sisters Mr Eason longtime city employee died at 550 a m Tuesday
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Cather B. T. Eason
Assembly of God Church
J. W. Newton
Marshall Crowley
Church of God
Childress
Newberry Funeral Home
Roy Hassell
Luke Sims
FE. Seal
Ray Stone
Frank English
Clarence Nobles
Eason
Witnesses Attend Pampa Assembly
Jehovahs Witnesses returned from a weekend in Pampa where 23 congregations met for a semi annual circuit assembly. Thomas M. Smith praised attendance, notes 1 544 heard the Public Lecture Decide Now For Divine Rulership. John P. Sutherland spoke on divine rulership and world peace.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Pampa
Thomas M. Smith
Childress
Smith
John P. Sutherland
Large Group Attends Jaycee State Convention in Austin
President Randy Barber leads a large Childress Jaycees delegation at the State Convention underway in Austin. Attending are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holeman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Nick Christensen Lloyd Blackwell Vaughan B Nowlin Larry Davis and Bill McKinney. The convention runs through Saturday.
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Randy Barber
Childress Jaycees
Austin
Gerald Holeman
Bill Blackburn
Nick Christensen
Lloyd Blackwell
Vaughan B. Nowlin
Larry Davis
Bill McKinney
Estelline Area News Briefs and Friday Fishing Updates
Mr and Mrs Bake Adams and Mr and Mrs Lara Marcum visited in Arkansas with Clinton Richburg. A wreck injured Mr Adams with a broken arm and broken ribs. Frankie Walker celebrated her birthday with a turkey supper at the Dude Merrell home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dude Merrell Mr and Mrs Fred Nivens Sal Couch and Ada Jones. Community notices include visits to Estelline from Lena Curtis and Rena Spradling Vernon and shopping trips to Childress by several residents. visitations to Amarillo by Zint and kin and a Turner Rest Home visit in Childress. Fishing trips sendakes Jess Hudson Travis Morrison and Earl Pope back home. Buck Campbell and Tracy Nivens shopped in Childress while Dalton May’s home progresses. Amarillo relatives visited Fred Nivens. Harold Burk returns from Possum Kingdom trip.
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Bake Adams
Lara Marcum
Arkansas
Clinton Richburg
Adams
Frankie Walker
Dude Merrell
Fred Nivens
Sal Couch
Ada Jones
Lena Curtis
Rena Spradling
Vernon
Estelline
R. A. Eddieman
Jess Hudsow
Sandy Schuler
Childress
Zint
Amarillo
Calvin Zint
Vivian Merrell
Odette Pope
Tiney Nivens
Herbert Neely
Turner Rest Home
Jess Hudson
Travis Morrison
Earl Pope
Buke Adams
Crosbyton
Bobbie Adams
Dalton May
Buck Campbell
Tracy Nivens
Billy Nivens
Harold Burk
Possum Kingdom
Texarkana Centennial Echoes Through Time and Papers
A feature on Texarkana’s 100th anniversary traces the city’s origins from 1873 and highlights historic newspaper front pages. It notes centennials elsewhere in Texas, recalls notable front pages and headlines from 1874 to 1945, and ends with a humorous, cautionary classified tease about fashion and danger to women.
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Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
Texarkana
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Travel and Information Division
el Paso
Terrell
Overton
Mineola
Plano
Lampsas
Weimar
Schulenburg
Columbus
Tex
Gazette
Daily News
News and Gazette
Gate City
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Senora Gavilo Rosales
Pancho Villa
N.M
Big Bend
la 16 Constitucion
Villa
U.S
Mexico
Pearl Harbor
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
France
Revival Starts Monday At Parkview Baptist Church
The spring revival at Parkview Baptist Church 210 Ave H Northwest begins Monday and runs through May 20 with Rev J D Johnston of Brownsboro preaching. Services are 7:30 p.m. weekdays and 7 p.m. Sundays as Rev Jack Collier invites all to attend.
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Parkview Baptist Church
Ave. H. Northwest
J. D. Johnston
First Baptist Church
Brownsboro
Jack Collier
Parkview
Hope Diamond Goes On Display At Smithsonian
One of the world famous jewels, the Hope diamond noted for its cursed history, was presented by a New York jeweler to the Smithsonian Institution where it is now on display.
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Luxemberg
Germany
Gazette and News
Huntsville
Raymond Hamilton
Banner
John Dillinger
Texarkana
New York
Smithsonian Institution
Barbs By Phil Pastoret on courting costly women
Barbs by Phil Pastoret critique reflects on dating in costly terms with sharp lines about treating women and high borrowing costs for trouble. The piece uses satire to imply modern dating favors expensive gestures and risks.
Teasing Lines on Thea and The Teller Windows
A quirky column jokes about driving one crazy with a short walk easing a chauffeur’s pace. It playfully notes support for high rates that benefit the tellers and references a woman seeking new drapes for an ae room. It also remarks on thicker curtains and neighborly intrigue. It ends with a jab that poker is a game for amateurs unlike professionals.
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Complex 39
Kennedy Space Center
Florida
Hall's
Estelline News
Mrs
Parkview Baptist
Hope
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