A. E. Alexander Services Held
Masonic graveside services for Arley E. Alexander 52 of Fort Worth were held at Creagleville Cemetery. He died June 19 in a Fort Worth hospital after a brief illness. He was a Henderson Street Baptist Church deacon and Hemphill Heights Mason. He is survived by his wife two sons a daughter a sister four brothers and 13 grandchildren.
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Arley E. Alexander
Fort Worth
Creagleville
Bartley Funeral Home
Alexander
Grand Saline
Worth Food Marts
Alex
Ander
Henderson Street
Hemphill Heights
Masonic Lodge
Lexie Alexander
Billy Edward Alexander
Raymond D. Alexander
Mary A. Wood
Dorothy Carter
Sam Alexander
Dee Alexander
Cecil Alexander
Leo Morris
Joseph Nations Services Held
Funeral services for Joseph Andrew Nations 79 of Grand Saline were held at 10 a m Monday at Hilliard Funeral Home Van with Church of Christ minister Charlie Huffman officiating. Burial was in Haven of Memories. He died Saturday in a local hospital after a short illness. Survivors include his wife Dora Mae Nations four sons C C Nations Cleo Nations U B Nations and Wayland Nations two daughters Verlie Hill and Duane Meeker 15 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren pallbearers were Obie Nations Mike Hill Sam Hill Clifford Hill Swanzy Nations Monty Nations and Jacky Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Andrew Nations
Grand Saline
Hilliard
Van
Charlie Huffman
Church of Christ
Nations
Dora Mae Nations
C. C. Nations
Cleo Nations
U. B
Verlie Hill
Duane Meeker
Dallas
Obie
Mike Hill
Sam Hill
Clifford Hill
Swanzy Nations
Monty Nations
Jacky Nations
Card of Thanks for Elias Curnutt family sorrow
The family of Elias Curnutt thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown during their sorrow. May God bless each one.
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Elias Curnutt
Broad social visits span region from Dallas to Canton
A long list of weekend trips and family gatherings across Texas and beyond includes Mrs. Homer Taylor and Barbara Kuykendall returning from Key West with Bill Taylor in the Navy. multiple visits among the Geddings, Jarmons, Quinns, Maretts, Moodys, and many relatives in Dallas, Canton, Greenville, and nearby towns.
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Homer Taylor
Carrollton
Barbara Kuykendall
Dallas
Grand Saline
Key West
Florida
Homer Martin
Luling
Dixie McLain
Four Lakes
Martins
Moodys
San Marcos
Bradley
Blair
Sharon
Churchill
Tennessee
Wade
H. S. Strebeck
Reaford Strickland
Monterrey
Calif
Arlie Strebeck
Arlington
A. J. Henderson
Amarillo
Bill Weinsenhammer
Lowell Sharrock
D. H. Rowden
Garland
Josie Pamplin
Canton
Floyd Blasingame
Paris
Robert Davidson
Gus Eason
Harold Eason
Portland
Oregon
Darnell Licensed to Preach on Youth Day at Sand Flat
Sunday attendance at Sand Flat Sunday School and Church was high as David Darnell surrendered his life for the Lord and was licensed to preach His first sermon during youth day. Family and friends from Garland Mesquite Weatherford and Fort Worth visited local residents amid a weekend of gatherings and celebrations. Little Elizabeth Armstrong marked her second birthday with a party and gifts as the community enjoyed the day.
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David Darnell
David
Sand Flat Baptist Church
Nora Williams
Ulman Abrams
Grady Wallace
Garland
Jack Johnson
Agnes Foster
C. J. Dockreys
A. R. Harris
Mesquite
Arly Box
Shelby
Andrew Darnell
Beaumont
Barry Blakeley
Emmett McFarlin
Elizabeth Armstrong
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A. E. Alexander
Citizens Lumber
Edgewood
Texas
Joseph Nations
Oxford
Milton Youngbloods
Haskell Marrett
Oscar Bridwell
Buck Wright
Tommy Hayes
Norman
Okla
Homer Glover
Tom Hayes
Bobby Caulder
Porter Adkins
Aly Clifford
Betty
Harry
Alton Daniels
Bonham
Martin Geddie
Duron
Cecil Townsend
Elton
Denise
Tonya
Fort Morgan
Colorado
J. A. Flowers
May Townsend
John Shepperd
Houston
K. G. Turner
Otis Dee Marett
James
Donna
Tohoka
Haskell Marett
Jack Quinn
Marion Quinn
Natchez
Miss
Bill Baker
Mike
Mark
Greenville
Ed Quinn
Mississippi
Ed Pearson
Gene Fields
Dixie Phillips
O. G. Fowlers
Louis Ainsworth
Terrell
Willis Craft
Jimmy D. Williams
Christine Fowler
S. E. Jennines
Midland
Otis
J. W. Jarmon
Robert Jarmons
Gene Elkins
Walter Burlesons
William Scarboroughs
Osa Heddins
R. V. Fritz
Carole
Dale Jarmon
Reubin Jarmon
Janet
Terry
Anaheim
Dale Jarmons
Lake Tawakoni
Wayne Jarmon
Claud Briggs
Darby
Jamaica
Seersucker
W. Hill
B. R. Joslin
Clyde Moreland
Barney Trussell
Hi-way
Genie Dockrey
Phillip Hidle
Lanie Etheridge
D. M. Null
Freeport
Bill Null
Charles Curtis
Wills Point
Phillip McMakin
Brannon Boys
Joe Bolins
Salt Bowl
Paul Jones
FBI
WEC
Toby League
Starlighters League
Purina
U. S
van Zandt
Checkerboard
Bill Pennington
Queenswood Lane