Thanksgiving visitors fill area homes during holiday weekend
A large turnout of relatives and friends visited in homes around Glen Rose over Thanksgiving. Families from Houston Abilene Sherman Fort Worth Dallas and other cities joined local residents for dinners and gatherings. Visitors included Mrs. Sadie Norman Mr. and Mrs. Hale Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holman and others, sharing meals and positions around the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Kinsey
Houston
Roy Taylor
Fay Dove
Lewis Mears
Rhonda
James E. Norman
Abilene
Sadie Norman
J. C. Hawthorne
Sons of
Sherman
Hale Riddle
B. W. Hamill
Joe Hauk
Riddle
Tom Voss
Bob Voss
Grapevine
Dick Voss
Fort Worth
Dwight Maloney and
Jimmy Branham
Mike
Ricky
Beverly
Douglas Wallace
Olene Stout
Corpus Christi
Webb Wiston
Branham
Ruth Martin Scarlett
Mrs. Stout
Glen Rose
Randy Hart
Joshua
Jack Hart
Leslie
Wilie Hart
Arlington
Weldon Hart
Leslie Hart
May Miles
L. C. Trimble
Jack Price
Nancy
Lubbock
Mark Jones
Dallas
John Goldsmith
John Wesley
Chuck Hartley
Charley Moss
James
Cathy Smith
Hattie Moss
Maude Barclay
Mrs. Brown Buried At Squaw Creek
Funeral services for Mrs. Rhoda Gertrude Brown 70 were held at Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel Comanche with interment at Squaw Creek Cemetery. She moved from Phoenix to Comanche two years ago and died Thursday in a local hospital. Survivors include an adopted daughter in Taiwan Formosa and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Gertrude Brown
Oak Lawn
Comanche
Squaw Creek
Brown
Phoenix
Ariz
Emerson and
Ann White Rhodes
Leroy O. Brown
Central Christian Church of
Ann McDonald
Taiwan
Formosa
Opal Mills
Carlita Vineyard
E. A. Sartor
Martin Rhodes
Fort Worth
Emerson Rhodes
Glen Rose
John Rhodes
California
Rites Held For John T Flanary In Cleburne
Funeral services were held for John Thomas Flanary 73 of Cleburne at Reynolds Funeral Home Chapel with Rev D M Sanders officiating. He died November 23 at his home. Born January 28 1898 in Iredell he was a son of the late John A and Betty E Daniel Flanary. He married Florence Hauk January 22 1922. Survivors include four sons J T Big Spring Earl Acton Jimmy and Joe four daughters Nellie Mae Davenport Geraldine Moore Betty Stanley and Aletha Maddox two brothers two sisters sixteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial was at Squaw Creek Cemetery with pallbearers Tim Whitworth Donald Ray Flanary Wesley Marsh Clayton Morrison D R French and Marvin Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Flanary
Cleburne
Reynolds Funeral Home
D. M. Sanders
Iredell
John A
Betty E. Daniel Flanary
Florence Hauk
Glen Rose
J. T
Big Spring
Earl
Acton
Jimmy
This City
Joe
Nellie Mae Davenport
Geraldine Moore
Betty Stanley
Aletha Maddox
Fort Worth
Squaw Creek Cemetery
Tim Whitworth
Donald Ray Flanary
Wesley Marsh
Clayton Morrison
D. R.french
Marvin Nichols
Williams Visit in Cleburne at Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Floyd Williams traveled to Cleburne on Thanksgiving Day to visit her daughter Mrs Twilla Petty and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Whitt
Roy Lee Ice
Opal Whitt
Fay Dove
H. C. Polley
Kenneth Ketton
Cleburne
Floyd Williams
Mrs
Twilla Petty
Birthday party honors little Melanie in Bedford visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bell attended a birthday party for Melanie Renee Jobe in Bedford at the home of their daughter and family, David Jobe and Melanie. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Pardue of Ferris and B. W. Hamill, with H. E. Brawley Jr. of Dallas stopping by to see his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Odell
Bill Black
Dallas
Odell
Walton Laird
J. W. Meacham
McLean
Charlie Vineyard
Texas Stadium
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles
Rams
Cecil Parker
Jim Holman
Hutto
Jeffery Brewster Kernan
Denver
Colo
Kernans
Love Field
Holmans
Carl Ernst
Texas University
Mrs
Walter Ernst
Ed West
Larry West
Bob West
Garland
David“Sobe
Harry Belly
Harry Bell
Bedford
David Jobe
Melanie Renee
Miss Melanie
H. E. Brawley Jr
H. E. Brawley
Weekend Visit Notes in Stephenville Area
Clay Lackney spent the weekend in Stephenville as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hancock. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickson at their ranch near Stephenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Lackney
Stephenville
Joe Hancock
Bill Dickson
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Zack Evans
Hubert Sanders
Mt. Enterprise
Jim Schleger
Ennis
Jimmy Gartrell
Karl. Booker
Nan L. Booker
New Orleans
LSU
Miss Booker
Mississippi River
Chalamette Battlefield
Museum of Modern Art
Jimmy Goolsby
Shirley Williams
J. L. Stafford
Cisco
Max Morris
Windell Rozelle
Rozelle
Ed Winslow
Midland
Ed Lindsey
Truly Booker
W. J. Leftwich
Granbury
Rhonda Rozelle
Cisco Junior College
Kit Carson
Bob Summers
Arthur Vineyard
McKinney
Johnny Williams
Shirley
Sidney Clark
J. E. Ward
J. M. Roberts
Ken Pruitt
Bob Umphress
Pottsboro
Sam McKown
Albert Hooker
Joe Umphress
Lefty O’neal
Billie O’neal
Cape Girardeau
Hot Springs
Ark
Nashville
Roger Armstrong
Brian of Andrews
Oran Page
Clyde Armstrong
Betty Ann McCroskey
J. M. McCroskey
Buck Bridewell
Wayne
Texas Tech Law School
Don Rutherford
Luba LeBouef
Arnold Whitworth
Robert Plowman
Weatherford
Bill Kelly
Nova McCoy
H. E. Lawrence
Nancy Love
Gary Love
Roxie Cheek
John Marquis
Debbie
Austin
Lillie Dyer
Nina Mimms
Love
Edmund Burke
Stinson Trucking Co
Cleburne Muffler Shop
Motorola
Texas
Homemakers
Bobbie Lou Bridges
Highway 67
Hiway Cafe
Paul Beckworth
Tomain
Cleburne N.W. Benfro
Burle Eson
Urne
IV Assoc
Cleburne Savings Aciation
Jerry Drake
Lewisville
Charles Freas
UTA
Sam Freas
John T. Flanary
Henry Thompson
Benny Walker
Gene Curtis
B. J. Lails
Lail
Edith West
Sonley Neer
Everman
Harold Bradford
W. D. Miller
Brady
R. T. Ratliff
Jim Ratliff
Haltom City
A. G. Ratliff
Steve Omelon
Euless
Louie
Nickell
Robert
Royce
Bennie
Misg
Reagan
Irving
David Supert
David and
Richard
Mae Knott
Winnie Merrill
Carlsbad
N. M
A. C. Preston
Glen Rose Auto Parts
Kenneth Miller
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Joe's Drive
Joe Huffman
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