Longtime Texas serviceman William Slider dies after illness
William Paul Slider 48 of Houston died at 10 18 am Thursday August 29 in a Houston hospital after a long illness. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Dr C C Klingman officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery Comanche. Survivors include one son Timothy C Slider and several brothers and sisters. Previously served in Navy Marines World War II and Korean War. trained Frog Man under Navy. He was a truck driver and married Grace Bennett in 1920. He volunteered for experimental drug treatment during his last illness. Pallbearers listed.
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William Paul Slider
Houston
Houston Hospital
Comanche Funeral Home Chapel
C. C. Klingman
Slider
Comanche
Marines
Navy
Timothy C. Slider
Charleston
North Carolina
James Slider
Charles Slider
West Virginia
Bob Slider
Odessa
David Slider
Austin
Joseph Slider
Las Vegas
Nev
Stanley Horton
Margaret Daigle
Pennsylvania
Bill Jarvis
Richardson
Robert Seay, Jr
Thomas Jackson Holland
Gustine
Stephenville
Comanche Funeral Home
Siloam Cemetery
Buddy Harrison
Rob Adcock
Bob Couch
Bernice Howell
Elmer Westfall
Wylie Walker
Paul Patton
Malcom Autrey
Cleburne Willingham
Calvin Gray
Mr. Holland
Barrow-Rutledge
Hiro
Zannie Full Thompson
Temple
John Lowery
Church of Christ
Hamilton
George Campbell
Carlton
Mr. Thompson
J. P. Thompson
Dora Wilhite Thompson
Mary Ray Elms
Patsy Lovellen
Dallas
Wanda Norris
Lubbock
Dora Hobbs
Henderson
Finnie Barnett
Harold Thompson
Salado
Thurman Thompson
Dublin
Jimmy Thompson
Burleson
Tommy Thompson
Fargo
N. D
Midge Norvell
Ernest Thompson
Artesia
N. M
Ermon Thompson
San Antonio
J. P. Thompson, Jr
Raymond Hancock
Mack Taylor
Ronald Mercer
Hobb Thompson
Henry Spurger
W. H. Tinsley, Jr
J. Hobart Priddy
Priddy
First Baptist Church
Goldthwaite
Louis Stuckey
Brownwood
Wilkins Funeral Home
Mr. Priddy
Ida Schultz
Ewell H. Priddy
Ray Priddy
Arthur Priddy
Bangs
Wright Priddy
Brownwood Community Hospital
Davis-Morris
Greenleaf Cemetery
Pat McClatchy
Leon Ahuddell
Daniell
Thrifty
Central United Methodist Church
Ladies Missionary Guild
Eugene Daniell
Elkins
Rebekah Lodge No
Brown County Home Demonstration Club
Maysie Malone
Arch D. Carson
Big Spring
Fairmount
San Angelo
Reuben Hawley
Merizon Church of Christ
Lee Butler
Big Spring State
Johnson Funeral Home
Carson
Floydada
John Wesley Carson
Corpus Christi
William F. Carson
Sweetwater
Herman Koontz
George Glover
Bingham
Evalyn Gray
Evalyn
Hamlin
George Bingham
J. K. Bingham
J. No
Leona) Wright
Beattie
L. R. (Artena) Faulkenberry
Montie
Ima) Laughlin
Obituaries From Comanche Chief Include Priddy Carson Bingham
Notices detail funerals and survivors for J Hobart Priddy of Priddy and family members in Priddy, Brownwood, and Comanche. Other items report the deaths of Dr Arch Carson of Big Spring and Bonnie Bingham of Hamlin, with service details and burial locations.
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