Last Rites Held For Linell V. Smith
Funeral services for Linell Vernon Smith 48 of Dallas were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Fubask Funeral Chapel Canton with Rev. O C Robinson officiating Burial followed at Haven of Memories Cemetery Smith a Grand Saline native died Thursday in a Dallas Veterans Hospital after a long illness He was a painter Survivors include three sons Jilly Joe Smith Robert Glenn Smith Elton Gale Smith all of Duncanville two brothers Jack Smith of Grand Saline Glenn Smith of Dallas one sister Mrs Daphine Daniell of Dallas and six grandchildren
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Linell Vernon Smith
Dallas
Fubask
Canton
O. C. Robinson
Haven of Memories
Mr. Smith
Grand Saline
Veterans Hospital
Jilly Joe Smith
Robert Glenn Smith
Elton Gale
Land-Carnes Wedding Rites Solemnized Friday Evening
Miss Jean Land became the bride of Mike Carnes in a double ring ceremony Friday evening June 20 1967 at the Bible Baptist Church with Rev John Ward officiating. The couple will reside in Grand Saline following a short wedding trip to Austin.
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Jean Land
Mike Carnes
Bible Baptist Church
John Ward
John Land
Harrold Carnes
Grand Saline
Grand Saline High School
Judy Land
Larry la Prade
Stanley Boazman
Mike Land
Scotty Bartley
Garolyn Shaw
Janette Swain
Shirley Werrington
Mary Margaret Kuykendall
Austin
Funeral Rites for Louis W Kindle at Van Chapel
Funeral services for Louis William Kindle 72 of Van were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hilliard Funeral Home in Van with Rev. Jack Welshman and Rev. Earl Murphy officiating. Burial followed in Union Chapel Cemetery Smith County. Survivors include wife Ruby Kindle two sons Lewis and Charlie both of Dallas two daughters Mary Stephen son and Evelyn Hiser both of Dallas ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Dale Fisher Willie Freeman Willie Hiser Philip Hiser Freeman Kindle and Wessle Leamons.
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Louis William Kindle
Van
Grand Saline
Chapel of Hilliard Funeral Home
Jack Welshman
Earl Murphy
Union Chapel Cemetery
Smith County
Ruby Kindle
Lewis Kindle
Charlie Kindle
Kathryn Newton
Florida
Dale Fisher
Willie Freeman
Willie Hiser
Phillip Hiser
Freeman Kindle
Wessle Leamons
Divorce action in Van Zandt County Texas
Citation issued to Joan Kathryn Covin for divorce from Bernard D. Covin. Cruel treatment cited. no children or community property. Court in Canton requires written answer by the first Monday after forty two days from July 24, 1997. case number 11854.
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State OF Texas
Joan Kathryn Covin
District Court of
van Zandt County
Canton
Texas
Bernard D. Covin
Bob Johnson
Accasee
District Court
Allen-Goldey Wed In Church Ceremony
Miss Linda Darlene Allen and George H. Goldey Jr wed in a double ring ceremony Saturday at 7 30 p m in Pruitt First Baptist Church near Van The couple’s families and local friends attended with Rev Virgil Swift officiating The couple will reside in Canton at 900 South Highway 195 The bride wore an empire white silk gown with lace and carried white carnations
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Linda Darlene Allen
George H. Goldey, Jr
Pruitt First Baptist Church
Van
Verlin Allen
George H. Goldey
Canton
Canton High School
Henderson County Junior College
van High School
Virgil Swift
Fort Worth
Marilyn McKee
Jerry McNeil
Fruitvale
Judy Hobbs
Billy Jack Deen
Jimmy Whitley
Joe Todd Berry
South Highway
Tax Man Sam Set If you were a June Bride
If you marry in any month you may need to choose the proper income tax return. If your father provided principal support during the year of marriage and could claim you as a dependent you can help him on his taxes. You must file a separate return from your husband and can split community income. joint filing prevents your father from claiming you.
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Linell V. Smith
Doug
Davis
West Highway 30
HAM
W. W. Douglas
Conling
Cinsone
Velt
General Electric
Gread
Joe Bailey
Louis W. Kindle
Allen-Goldey
Sam
Salt City Company
E. Pacific
Rolls Royce
United Gas
United
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