Timmons Wallace funeral notices and survivors listed
The obituary notes Timmmons is survived by one sister Neoma and six brothers including Wade of Comanche Gus of Denison Joe of Gorman Wink of Sidney Arthur of Venezuela and others. Relatives and friends attending the funeral included Charlie Wallace Denton Mrs Joe Childress Fort Worth Miss Johnnie Wallace Mrs Roy McAdoo Smithfield and several others from area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmons
Neoma
Corpus Christi
Wade Wallace
Comanche
Gus Wallace
Denison
Joe Wallace
Gorman
Wink Wallace
Sidney
Arthur A. Wallace
Venezuela
South America
Charlie Wallace
Denton
Joe Childress
W. H. Blackburn
Fort Worth
Johnnie Wallace
Roy McAdoo
Smithfield
M. P. Taylor
Rhome
Frank McLure
Janie Brd
Juanita Greer
Kate Dunn
Carbon
Sam Henderson
Orona
Wallace Foster
Brownwood
Wilson Smith
Cisco
Fifth Sunday Services on Comanche Circuit
Fifth Sunday services for the Comanche Methodist Circuit will be held at Sidney Sunday morning at eleven o clock and evening at Proctor seven thirty with the pastor Rev E W Holt preaching at both services A welcome is extended to every one to attend these services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Proctor
E. W. Holt
Highway Patrol Averts and Arrests Over Labor Day Weekend
Fort Worth Texas patrolmen tallied 162 arrests and warned 436 violators on rural roads during a three day Labor Day weekend. Officers logged 1 059 hours across 25 units, investigated 21 crashes with 5 dead and 6 injured, and made 107 speeding arrests plus 5 other speed violations. Twelve jailed for DWI, 7 for improper passing, 11 for no license. Fort Worth district covers Comanche, Cooke, Denton, Erath, Hood, Jack, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell, Tarrant and Wise counties.
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Fort Worth
Texas Highway Patrol
Jack Sutherland
Comanche
Cooke
Denton
Erath
Hood
Jack, Johnson
Palo Pinto
Parker
Somervell
Tarrant
Wise
Switzer Family Visits from Bedford to See Father
Todd Switzer Jr and his wife arrive from Bedford Massachusetts to visit his father Todd Switzer and his grandmother Mrs 8S W Switzer. The son, once a noted athlete, now works in roofing and will stay until Sunday.
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Todd Switzer Jr
Todd Switzer, Jr
Bedford Mass
Boston
Todd Switzer
8S. W. Switzer
Todd
Blackwood Mims Technicians Attend Dallas Medical Symposium
Opal Fiumphrey and Frances Nobles of the Blackwood-Mims Clinic traveled to Dallas on Saturday September 22 to attend a Laboratory Symposium in the Statler Hotel's Junior Ballroom and Embassy Rooms. Speakers presented lectures on advances in Medical Bacteriology benefiting doctors and patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Fiumphrey
Frances Nobles
Blackwood-Mims
Dallas
Statler Hilton
East Side Baptist Adjusts Evening Service Time
Rev Bruce Thomas announces the East Side Baptist Church will move Sunday evening worship to 7 30 PM while morning service remains at the same time Mrs R H Coltred is hospitalized in Dublin Hospital and visitors are welcome to attend services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Thomas
East Side Baptist Church
Thomas
Farm Bureau Urges Lower Freight Rates for Drought Areas
Texas Farm Bureau appeals to railroads serving drought hit zones to cut freight rates on hay and grain shipments. J Walter Hammond warns mass exodus of farmers if relief is delayed while noting ICC authorized reductions and past railroad cooperation with drought programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas Farm Bureau
J. Walter Hammond
State Farm Organization
H. C. Barron
Western Traffic Association
Drouth
Grouth
Hammond
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
An Or
Ganization
ICC
Barron
Stag Creek Quilting Club Holds September Meeting
The Stag Creek Quilting Club met September 18 with seven members and one visitor Mrs. John Ward. Mrs. Roe hosted and one quilt was finished. A September 25 session was set to quilt for Mrs. Dwaine Watson, with plans for October 2 to work all day on two quilts for Mrs. Pearl LaRoque and Mrs. Vernie Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Creek Quilting Club
John Ward
Dwaine Watson
Peark LaRoque
Vernie Lane
Texas Telephone Co Declares 30 Cent Quarterly Dividend
The board of directors declares a regular quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share on the 6% cumulative preferred stock for the quarter ending September 30 1956. Payment is due October 1 1956 to holders of record at close of September 24 1956. The company serves about 36 600 telephones in 21 communities principally in north Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Telephone Company
Soro
North
Texas
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Aes
Timmons
Wallace Timmone
Alice
Wallace
Fis
Copit Sional
As Agp
Ist Ne
O'Neal
Tim
East Side Baptist
R. H. Coltred
Dublin Hospital
Farm Bureau
SV A
ATA Naiag
Stag Creek Club
Texas Telephone Co
White Swan
Kimbell
Charmin Tissues
Jars
Maxwell Hou
Welch
Irape
DE Cherries
Kimbell’s
Park & Beans
Kim
OKRA
Rip Ear Rees
Sscsteak
Pos Fane
Mea
Krafts Parkay
Idinner
Crisco
Robin Hood
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