Rites Meld For Mrs Nellie Tise Of Clemons NC
Funeral rites were held Saturday at home for Mrs Nellie Tise of Clemons North Carolina born March 15 1895 in Sara Queeth Caroling. The obituary notes her life at Point and her marriage to Hastie Davis.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1955
Page
9
Funeral rites were held Saturday at home for Mrs Nellie Tise of Clemons North Carolina born March 15 1895 in Sara Queeth Caroling. The obituary notes her life at Point and her marriage to Hastie Davis.
A garbled note mentions Pvt Paweon Ty Sr receiving division assignment amid unclear text. It references Dawson and a son in relation to the 13th division, with missing context and fragmented phrases.
Live Oak Chapter of the American Artists Association invites the public to view works by registrant artists including Dave Lilly Jr and Latoun Jgidl at a fall show next to MinuteAN Grocery on Highway Sin. The free exhibit runs Saturday 10 am to 8 pm and Sunday 1 pm to 7 pm, with prize pictures from a national exhibit touring the United States. The show features works from Alexandria and Fredericksburg, under Arthur Gepull, AA editor.
In Columnbt Weimar, Mrs. Nora Wegenhort is chosen as general chair of the local organization with active members.
Mrs W c L Mayes Jr and sons Jackie and yespent Sunday in Houston visiting Mr Mayes who is a patient in Veterans Hospital after entering ten days ago. Mrs Isteille Miller, sister of Mrs Mayes, attended in Mr Mayes absence. Mr and Mrs Waits and Herold returned Friday from Conroe after attending the funeral for Mrs Waite father W H Shan who died after brief illness. Mr McShan, 71, was buried near Conroe where he had been a longtime resident, with Miss Melis Davidson and Mike Martha Putney.
A fire alarm Saturday evening was caused by a shorted neon sign at the Farmers Equipment Company's new building on West 504. The blaze began in the sign and evidently due to a short circuit.
Volunteers from Eagle Lake were called to a small fire where a guitar ta guiter left smoke and minor damage occurred to a sign. No damage to the building was reported. Miss Martha Putney spent last week in Houston visiting her nephew and his wife.
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