Final Rites For Miss Nance 63 Miss Brumbelow Dies In De Leon
Miss Vada Loue Nance age 63 of De Leon dies at home on December 19 with services held December 20 at First United Methodist Church. Burial at De Leon Cemetery. Survived by four brothers and three sisters. Miss Annie Brumbelow 81 of De Leon dies December 19 with services at First Baptist Church. Burial at Victor Cemetery. Survived by one brother and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nance
Miss Brumbelow
de Leon
Annie Brumbelow
First Baptist Church
Bobby Taxton
Victor Cemetery
Comanche County
The
Baptist Church
John L. Brumbelow
Graham
Inez Martin
Odessa
Fannie Southall
Friona
Hulet
Pallie
Merle Brumbelow
Vada Loue Nance
First United Methodist Church
W. L. Milner
Berial
United Methodist Church
Mrs. Alton Womack Spotlights Bonseki Landscape in Tokyo
Mrs. Alton D. Womack, wife of a 1956th Communications Group member and Hosokawa Bonseki student, was chosen to display a Bonseki Landscape at Ikebana International World Convention in Tokyo. She was the only American exhibitor, with other Japanese arts on view including Sumie and tea ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuchu
Japan
Alton D. Womack
Hosokawa School
Tokyo
Womack
Prince Hotel
De Leon Rites For Mrs Lilly Ashley
Lilly Bell Ashley 59 of Detroit Michigan died there Thursday December 17 Funeral held in Higginbotham Funeral Home with Elder Andy Hudson officiating Burial was in De Leon Cemetery She was born in De Leon December 28 1911 and had lived in Detroit Survivors include a sister T F Butler and brothers Doyle May of San Pedro California and Darwin May of Andrews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Bell Ashley
Detroit
Mich
Higginbotham
Andy Hudson
de Leon
Ashley
T. F. Butler
Doyle May
San Pedro
Calif
Darwin May
Andrews
Thaxton Rites Held For San Angelo Resident
Thaxton Sr 88 of San Angelo longtime Comanche and Brownwood resident died Friday after a long illness Burial took place in Comanche Oakwood Cemetery Services were held in Brownwood and officiated by Rev Robert Elkins He was born July 4 1882 in Clayborn Parish Louisiana and married Ollie Hamilton July 31 1893 Survived by daughter Lolette of San Angelo and sons D A and Charles S Jr of San Antonio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaxton
San Angelo
Brownwood
Wright
Colonial Chapel
Robert Elkins
Oakwood
Comanche
Mr. Thaxton
Clayborn Parish
Ollie Hamilton
The
Baptist Church
Lolette Thaxton
San Angeles
D. A
Charles S. Jr
San Antonio
It’s A Boy For The Wilsons Troy Gene Born In De Leon
Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson announce the birth of a son Troy Gene in De Leon Hospital on December 4. He weighed eight pounds eight ounces. A sister Jennifer Denise nine, and brothers Tracy Wayne four and Son Edward three welcome him. Grandparents Wayne K Johnson and Dee Wilson, and great grandmothers Lon Burt and Mae Wilson, all of Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wilson
Troy Gene
de Leon Hospital
Jennifer Denise
Tracy Wayne
Edward
Wayne K. Johnson
Dee Wilson
Lon Burt
Mae Wilson
Comanche
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude to Mims Memorial Staff
Mrs E L Ona Carpenter thanks friends for prayers visits flowers and messages during her stay at Mims Memorial Hospital. She also appreciates the hospital staff and cherishes their friendship. Pebble Hicks visits Rosenburg for Christmas with Weldon Hicks. Willie Tupin’s son-in-law Jack Locklan and family from Baytown visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims Memorial Hospital
E. L
Ona) Carpenter
Mrs. Pebble Hicks
Rosenburg
the Weldon Hicks
Bay
Willie Tupin
Jack Locklan
Baytown
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W., Carlie and
Grady Nance
J. C. Nance
Fort Worth
Lovie Sides
Talmage King
Mullin
A.C. Underwood
Danger
Isham
Pho
Alton Womack
Tsgt
Cleo Womack
Lindsey, Comanche
P. D. Hill
Jack Hill
Diane
Lia
Gore Bros
Agri-Service Center
Fort Worth Highway
Bill Gore
Joe Gore
McAllen
Grace Robertson
Sherrill Kendricks
Wilsons
Wybadaas
S&h
John D. Hicks
W. Central
James Slider
Richard
Lane
Optometrists
Butane Gas Company
Bill Hill
Craig
Bill JR
Charles
Clarence Schwartz
Laundries
Speed Laundry
A&p
Gore
Red & White
North Side
de Leon Hiway
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