City Bowling Tourney Winners and Upcoming Ladies Events
The Salt Bowl honors 1st Annual City Tournament winners Moreland’s team with Clyde Moreland as captain and Automatic Amusement Co in 2nd place led by Everett Latham. Doubles go to Howard Schultz and Glenn Clower 1284 handicap. Singles led by Red McNorton at 654 handicap. Horace Wallace topped all events with 1624 scratch and 1885 handicap. high game 221 and 182 average over 9 games. Ladies tournament begins Saturday at 2 PM with team events this weekend and doubles and singles on April 6 and 7.
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Moreland
Clyde Moreland
Automatic Amusement Co
Everett Latham
n. Van_ Brotherhood
Bill Loten
Howard Schultz
Glenn Clower
Red McNorton
Horace Wallace
Berlie Stone
Local bowling standings and high scores announced
League standings show Morton's leading with 74 wins and Pin Curls close at 70. Schaefers and Tator Curls trail, with GS Hardware and Mrs Bairds mid-pack. early nighters Miners Salt Bowl and Office also listed with records and top scores. Top team highs include Pin Curls 827, Schaefers 805, and Bart Schaefers high 221. Individual leaders include Curtis 542, Schaefer 517, and Wallace 512.
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Morton’s
Schaefer’s
Schaefer
HIG
GS Hardware
Schaefers
HIS
Curtis
Wallace
Armstrong
Hollis
L Miners
Gulf-Warren
Taylor’s
Can Line
Wildcats
Night Owls
Office
Grand Cleaners
Adkins
Salt Bowl
Miners
B. Curtis
Ogeltree
Schultz
Conner
Hospital Visitor Hours And Admitted And Discharged List
The hospital lists visiting hours 10 to 11 am 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 pm. Admitted are Gordie Sallings Robert Wilson and several others including Mrs R L Miller Mrs S N Brown Mrs Etta Magee Clifton Roy Hollis Ben L Meyer and more. Discharged include Fred Erwin John Lloyd J R Wheeler and several others such as Mrs Leta Neal Mrs Florence Taylor Wilburn Brown Tommy Geddie and Howard Lee Vess.
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Gordie Sallings
Robert Wilson
R. L. Miller
S. N. Brown
Etta Magee Clifton
Roy Hollis
Ben L. Meyer
Mary A. Rash
Alma Sloan
Josie S. Brown
Fred Erwin John Lloyd
J. R. Wheeler
Leta Neal
Florence Taylor Wilburn Brown
Tommy Geddie
Alton Westmoreland Howard Lee Vess
Carol Wells
Jess Simpson
Inez Adams Lew Gary Hill
Kenneth Otis Dixon
Addie Stone
Lake Tawakoni Fishing Report Highlights Mixed Bites
Black bass fed early in the week at Lake Tawakoni with Dallas anglers Bobby McComb Bill Baxter and others taking limits at Moon Point using Finney Spinners. Crappie catches included multiple anglers from Dallas and Greenville near the lake center and Caddo Inlet with limits and fish up to two and a half pounds.
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Tawakoni
Bobby McComb
Bill Baxter
Dallas
Moon Point
Finney
W. P. Johnson
W. W. Downs
W. D. Montgomery
Leonard
Caddo Inlet
Friendship Notes From Local Social Circle
Friendship correspondent Mrs W D Barnes and Mr and Mrs Ford Bailey with children visited Mr and Mrs C E Green and boys. Mr and Mrs Harold In and children from Swan visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roberts. Dickersons and daughters spent night with Addie Thomas as Barnes dined with Terrell Savage's family. Allen and English visited Homer Arnold. Floyd Heddin visited Arnold Sunday. HIG Loretta Cheney 189, Sallie Armstrong 174, Nita Savage, Margie Alexander 170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Bailey
Dallas
C. E. Green
Harold Hardin
Swan
Lloyd Roberts
Robert Dean Dickerson
Addie Thomas
W. D. Barnes
Terrell Savage
Sherry
Tink Allen
Harold English
Allea
Homer Arnold
Floyd Heddin
HIG
Loretta Cheney
Sallie Armstrong
Nita Savage
Margie Alexander
Mrs H E Tunnell Buried Tuesday
Mrs Homer FE Tunnell 78 died Monday after brief illness in Corby-Germany Hospital. Funeral at Colfax Methodist Church Tuesday with two ministers officiating. Burial Colfax Cemetery. Survivors include husband five sons four daughters two brothers a sister two step sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers were grandsons.
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Homer FE. Tunnell
Corby-Germany
Colfax Methodist Church
Colfax
Jerry Otis Sutton
David Snowden
Colfax Cemetery
Bartley Funeral Home
van Zandt County
Tunnell
Grand Saline
Bible Baptist Church
Homer E. Tunnell
DeRoy Tunnell
C. S. Tunnell
Van
Harry Cade Tunnell
Richard Tunnell
Ardmore
Okla
Joe Tunnell
Tyler
Clyde E. Darnell
Jimmie Davis
John R. Huff
Pat Howell
Oscar Cade
Edgar Hines
Brownsboro
Leone Carver
Mary Mulligan
Amarillo
Maude Rusk
Former Van Zandt Native Buried In Tyler
Funeral rites for former Tyler city commissioner M. A. Arch McPhail were held at 2 30 p m Friday in Burks Walker Tippit Chapel Tyler He died after a short illness at 10 20 p m Wednesday in a Tyler hospital He was 70 Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery McPhail lived in Tyler 385 years with four on the city commission He was a retired insurance man and rancher He is survived by his wife three daughters a brother three sisters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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Tyler City
M. A
Arch) McPhail
Burks- Walker-Tippit Chapel
Tyler
McPhail
Mockingbird
Lane
Harry Rankin
E. L. Conyers
Marvin Methodist Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
van Zandt County
Georgia McPhail
Otto Dukes
San Antonio
Martin Erwin
J. E. Walters
Covington
Levi McPhail
Grand Saline
N. E. Clark
Van
G. A. Reaves
Ed Wright
Colfax
Family thanks for support after sorrow
The family of Leon Rodden extends gratitude to all who helped during their sorrow. Special thanks go to Rev. Dick Moody Rev. Mark Wells Joe Bart ley and Shaw Eiland. Mr and Mrs Billy Harold Null Mr and Mrs Bob Null of Dallas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bill Null.
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Dick Moody
Mark Wells
Joe Bartley
Shaw Eiland
Leon Rodden
Billy Harold Null
Bob Null
Dallas
Mrs
Bill Null
Fair Share Adbacks Bill for Equitable Oil Pooling
An advertising statement urges Texas support for House Bill 501 or 510 to create pooling for oil and gas on small tracts. It argues pooling ensures fair shares, with Railroad Commission oversight when neighbors disagree. It notes opposition from some oilmen but broad citizen support.
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Texas
Railroad Commission
Austin
Tuesday Rites For Tom Yarbrough
Tom Yarbrough 81 died Sunday in a Grand Saline rest home after a long illness. Funeral held 2 p m Monday at Assembly of God Church with Rev. Ted Jones and Rev. Aly Waymire officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survivors include two sons two daughters a brother a sister ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Mr and Mrs Jack McCoy of Dallas visited relatives in Grand Saline.
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Tom Yarbrough
Grand Saline
Assembly of God Church
Ted Jones
Aly Waymire
Woodside Cemetery
Bartley Funeral Home
Yarbrough
Elzie Yarbrough
Mesquite
Houston Yarbrough
Tyler
Pansy Monroe
Ruby Whatley
Jeff Yarbrough
Laura Adams
Dallas
J. C. Gipson
W. O. Blackburn
Tink Byford
Johnny Denton
Johnny Weeks
John Copenhaver
Thursday Services For Bill Yarbrough
Funeral services for W. M. Bill Yarbrough 65 will be held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the Church of Christ meeting house with Charles Boshart officiating. Interment follows at Woodside Cemetery. A native and life long resident of Grand Saline he retired from Morton Salt Co. Surviving are wife Durah three sons two brothers three sisters eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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W. M
Bill) Yarbrough
Corby-Germany
Charles Boshart
Church of Christ
Woodside Cemetery
Yarbrough
Morton Salt Co
Grand Saline
Durah Yarbrough
Herman Yarbrough
Victoria
Dilliard Yarbrough
Denton
Wilford Dean’ Yarbrough
Fred Yarbrough
John Yarbrough
Colorado City
Arizona Powell
San Angelo
Lennie Joiner
Arlington
Gusti Worden
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Shirley Moreland
Mable Newsom
Otho
Bill Fisher
van Zandt Co. Precinct No
Salt City Company
of Friendly Service
Lake Tawakoni Fishing Report
H. E. Tunnell
van Zandt
Equitable
Jack McCoy
M. J. Spears
Bill Yarbrough
Sun Advertising
Mrs. Estell Housewright
Mineola, Texas
Rere
A&p
Florida
Blue Lake
Helbros
Swift
Marvel
Borden’s
Metzger's
ANN Page Pure
Sultana
Jem
ASP
Playor House
Ann Paqe
Plaid
White House
Ann Paqs
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