Obituary of Brett Sharp teen driver in De Leon crash
Brett Sharp 16 son of Dr and Mrs Terrill Sharp was killed in a one vehicle wreck near De Leon Sunday night at about 11 20 pm. Services were held at First Baptist Church De Leon on Wednesday June 12 with Rev Billy Spencer and Minister Payne Hattox officiating. Burial was in De Leon Cemetery. Survivors include his parents two sisters three brothers and a maternal grandmother. He was a junior at De Leon High School and active in football basketball track and golf.
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Brett Sharp
Terrill Sharp
de Leon
First Baptist Church
Billy Spencer
Payne Hattox
Brett
Bill McGinnis
Comanche
Charles Ditmore
Sugarland
Don Ray Sharp
Air Force
Thailand
Boyd Sharp
Waco
John Guinn
Obituary notices for Claud Hall and Robert Barry
Funeral services were held for Claud C Hall 74 of Bangs at United Pentecostal Church with burial at Salem Cemetery. He died in Brownwood after a long illness and was a retired oil driller. Survivors include wife Ettie Mae Dunn and four sons, a daughter, three sisters, twelve grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Also noted is Robert F Barry 66 of Pleasanton who died in Houston after a short illness with services conducted by Reverends and pallbearers. He served in WW II, was an oil figure in Atascosa County, built the Encino Motel, and was survived by wife Nora and a daughter, plus siblings.
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Claud C. Hall
Rt. 1
Bangs
United Pentecostal Church
Brownwood Community Hospital
Georgia
Henry Hall
Ancil Hall
Alvin Hall
Brownwood
George Ray Hall
Albuquerque
N. M
Elva Louise Harper
San Angelo
Robert EF. Barry
Pleasanton
St. Lukes Hospital
Houston
Vernon F. Perry
Lester H. Haines
San Antonio
Ernest H. Barry
Comanche
U. S. Navy
W.W. II
Atascosa County
Encino
First United Methodist Church
V.F.W. Post
Flora Sledge and Mrs Swann Services Held in West Texas
Funeral services for Flora Sledge were conducted at the First Baptist Church in Merkel with burial in an Abilene area cemetery after open heart surgery. Flora, born 1907 in Comanche County, was survived by two sons and several grandchildren and sisters. Also noted, the death of Mary Myrtle Swann at 11 45 am in Gustine followed by services in Comanche with interment in Evergreen Cemetery, listing survivors including two sons and three daughters.
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First Baptist Church
Mary Myrtle Swann
Gustine
Big Spring
Buddie Jones
Seminole
Ruby Andrews
Grants
N. M
Flora Weathersby
Austin
J E Conway 73 Priddy resident dies at Childress Hospital
Jesse Edward Conway 73 of Priddy died at 7 p m Saturday in Childress Hospital Goldthwaite Funeral services were at 2 p m Monday at Wilkins Funeral Chapel Rev A E Mild officiated Burial was in St Johns Cemetery Priddy Born December 11 1900 in Bryan he married Emma Kirsche Dee May 5 1927 in Comanche Survivors include his wife a brother Jack Conway of Comanche three sisters Mrs Bert McCarty Mrs Bell Fuller both of Dallas and Mrs Lessie Grayson of Odessa. The obituary notes a Port Lavaca visit by Mr and Mrs J D Walker and other local notices.
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Jesse Edward Conway
Priddy
Childress Hospital
Goldthwaite
Wilkins Funeral
A. E. Mild
Zion Lutheran Church of
St. John's Cemetery
Dev
Bryan
Emma Kirsche Dee
Comanche
William Edward Conway
Maggie Deggart Conway
Jack Conway
Bert McCarty
Bell Fuller
Dallas
Lessie Grayson
Odessa
Straleys Visit As Vitaskas Plan Angers French Study
On June 13 1974 Mr and Mrs E E Straley hosted their daughter Mrs Daryll Vitaska and her husband. Vitaska will study French at the University of the West in Angers France and live with a French family next week. At Pos sum Kingdom State Park Ernest Ebell hosted friends including Geral Ebell of Richardson and Tony McCoy of Stephenville over the weekend.
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New Braunfels
E. E. Straley
Daryll Vitaska
State Park
Ernest Ebell
Possum Kingdom State Park
Geral Ebell
Richardson
Tony McCoy
Stephenville
Detroit Guests Visit Trinity University Classmates
Mr and Mrs Ron Westendorf of Detroit Michigan visited Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Dudley. Mrs Westendorf and Mr and Mrs Dudley were classmates at Trinity University.
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Ron Westendorf
Detroit
Michigan
John Dudley
Westendorf
Dudley
Trinity University
Mary Jackson Visits Las Cruces Friends Over Weekend
Mary Jackson of Las Cruces New Mexico spent the weekend with the John O Shaw family. The visit highlighted social ties in the community and featured informal gatherings and local hospitality.
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New Mexico
Mary Jackson
Las Cruces
John O. Shaws
Safe to Refreeze Partially Thawed Food
Guidance states that if partially thawed food remains firm it is safe to refreeze but should be used as soon as possible. It advises preserving quality by consuming promptly after refreezing.
2 Percent Year Certificates and Minimums
A brief financial notice announces 2 percent year certificates with a minimum investment of 1,000 and a term of at least one year. The offer highlights fixed rates and savings alternatives for interested investors.
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FM 587
Leon
C. C. Hall
J. L. Ellis
Salem Cemetery
Davis-Morris Funeral Home
The
E. E. Barren
San Diego
Calif
Velma Hart
Hettie Ormsby
Hereford
Fletcher H. Nesbitt
Herman Gauggel
Tyler
Sally Morse
Alto
R. E. Barry
Gaylen M. Barry
Bobby Barry
Thomas FE. Lacy
Jim Youngblood
Henry C. Bagley
Jimmy Hawkins
Hurley Funeral Home
Nora (Bagley) Barry
Duane Degenhardt
Maurice
Pie) Barry
van Buren
Missouri
Hattie Louise Lacy
Falfurrias
Mrs. Sledge
Comanche County
J. H. Lloyd
Bill Sledge
Sledge
Robert Wayne
Paso
Jimmy
Forforth
John Johnson
Horace Smith
O. D. Henley
Earl Norwood
Clyde
Mrs. Swann
Comanche Funeral Home
Frank L. Turner
Evergreen Cemetery
T. J. Couch
W. J. Westfall
Harry Gene Miller
Preston Cox
D. Walker and
Kenneth
J. E. Conway
Port Lavaca
J. D. Walker
Larry Seevers
Michael
Hurst
Gail Steward
Mike
Derek
E. E. Steward
Beatrice Wilson
Amy Wilson
Copper Count-Ns
Mineral Research & Development Corporation
Oxy Cop
Occidental Chemical Company
Stephenville Viden Association
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