Local Notes Record Fort Worth Visitors and Nearby Travel
Lemkin Mrs. Clinton Brown of Fort Worth spent a few days with her mother Mrs. J A Mims. Mr. and Mrs. H E White spent Tuesday in Abilene with relatives. Mr. White was there for Commissioner Homer Miller. Luke Campbell and D L Truett were in Temple Tuesday. M J Carmichael of Paducah with his dad D M Carmick Saturday night. Dr Eargle says he is still improving and will be out when weather warms. Rev J B Cole filled his regular appointment at the Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs Luke Stevens Tol lie and John Allen of Dallas, Mr and Mrs Troy Randall and family of Marquez spent weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs John Stevens and J W W. Mrs Homer Miller in Hamilton Hospital is back at home and improving.
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J. B. Cole
Methodist Church
Luke Stevens
Tollie
John Allen
Dallas
Troy Randall
Famly
Marquez
John Stevens
Homer Miller
Hamilton Hospital
Dooley R. W. death funeral held in Hamilton
Mrs. Mark Carlton and others visited. W. R. Dooley of Hamilton died Saturday night in surgery at Hamilton hospital. Born December 28 1870 he married Maggie Macfee and lived in the community most of his life. He leaves six daughters five sons and many grandchildren. services were at the Methodist Church with Elder Lynn Dalton and others officiating. Interment Tolliver Cemetery.
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Dooley
Hamilton
Methodist Church
Maggie Macfee
J. A. Mims
Mr. Dooley
Bob Riley
Lynn Dalton
E. C. Carter
J. B. Cole
Hamilton Quartette
Tolliver Cemetery
Local Socials and Church Revivals Highlight Weekend
Cross Roads Store Minister Self and Lear and several couples were dinner guests at the Coker home Sunday. Visitors included Drennan, Mc Claskey, Jones, Carrolls and Guthries. Revival at South Copperas Baptist led by Minister Self draws attendees. Minister Lewis preached at Church of Christ Sunday. birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gletcher.
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Self
Lear
Ken Rachel
Tony Preston
J. C. Preston
W. W. Causey
Soda Springs
Billy Guthrie
Linda
John Guthrie
Bozie Scott
Comanche
South Copperas Baptist Church
Lewis
Church of Christ
Edd Coulbough
F. M. Vines
Proctor
Vernon Gletcher
Local families visit as Fort Worth worker weekends home
Sidney Wayne Woolsey, working in Fort Worth, spent the weekend at home. Coleman couples Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prater and sons Carl and Lynn visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice. Abilene relatives Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walker with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walker and daughters visited their son A 1/C Gene Walker in Greenville Mississippi. Lubbock couple Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker spent the weekend with J. and Mrs. T. N. Walker. Brownwood’s Hicks Nowlin was in town Tuesday. Big Spring residents Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Hayes and children visited Dora Parsons. Delbert Scott returned home from Blackwood hospital Saturday. Dora Parsons hosted a community quilting day with the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Woolsey
Fort Worth
Harold Prater
Carl and Lynn
Coleman
Herman Evans
Comanche
Walter Rice
Carl Walker
Larry Walker
Abilene
Gene Walker
Greenville
Mississippi
Charles Walker
Lubbock
Funeral Rites Held At Blanket For Sam Hardin Caldwell
Sam Hardin Caldwell 65 of Grosvenor died March 17 in a Brownwood hospital after a three week illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Logan Valley Baptist Church with Rev. Levoid Robinson and Rev. Guy Self officiating. Burial followed at Rock Church Cemetery near Blanket. He was a farmer born July 23, 1889 in Bosque County and a Logan Valley Baptist member. Survived by wife Clara. six sons George Democrat, R C, Charles of Zephyr. Gerald, Bobby, Joe, Alvin Ray of Grosvenor. six daughters Lorene Simp of Grosvenor, Vera Reeves, T. W. Moore, Hollis Connally of Brownwood. sister Mrs Albert Wilkins of Coleman. two brothers Criss Caldwell and nk Caldwell of Santa Anna. two half-brothers John Carrough and Jim Carrouth of Littlefield and Comanche. 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hardin Caldwell
Grosvenor
Brown
Comanche
Brownwood
Logan Valley Baptist Church
Levoid Robertson
Guy Self
Rock Church
Blanket
Caldwell
Bosque County
Clara Caldwell
George
Democrat
R. C
Charles
Zephyr
Gerald
Bobby
Joe
Alvin Ray Caldwell
Lorene Simp
Vera Reeves
T. W. Moore
Hollis Connally
Albert Wilkins
Coleman
Crissand Nk Caldwell
Santa Anna
February Traffic Violations in Fort Worth District
Patrolmen of the Fort Worth District of the Texas Highway Patrol contacted 2,884 traffic violators in February. Captain Jack Sutherland reported 764 arrests and 2,720 warnings, with speeding as the leading arrest cause followed by improper passing and driving while intoxicated. Counties include Comanche, Cooke, Denton, Erath, Hood, Jack, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell, Tarrant and Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas Highway Patrol
Jack Sutherland
Comanche
Cooke
Denton
Erath
Hood
Jack, Johnson
Palo Pinto
Parker
Somervell
Tarrant
Wise
Zion Hill Cemetery Work Set for April 6
A cemetery work session is planned at Zion Hill next Wednesday, April 6. Committee members say they will work until noon and urge all interested in the cemetery’s welfare to attend.
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Zion Hill
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