Dr T D McClenny Joins Norris Clinic Mineola Office
Dr T D McClenny joins Dr J Carl Norris in Mineola for general optometry. Office at 211 North Newsome. He earned a B S from the University of Houston and on May 12 received his Doctor of Optometry from UH College of Optometry. He served on the Optometry Issue Board and Honor Board and won the Barnes-Hinds award. He specialized in contact lenses and children's vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. MecClenny
J. Carl Norris
Mineola
North Newsome
Dr. McClenny
University of Houston
University of Houston College
College of Optometry
McClenny
Optometry
Barnes-Hinds
U of H
Norris
Mineola High School
Coy Lee McClenny
Route 2
McClen
Local Family Visits Across Texas and Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Munroe Hollo way and daughter Cheryl of Killeen visited the home of Mr and Mrs W O Black burn recently. Mr and Mrs Jake Dicker and son spent the weekend in Graham Oklahoma with Mrs Dan Dickerson. They also visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Ray Boutwell in Denton. News say they are making their home at 828 Nuss Drive. Cheryl is a Mineola Junior High School teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munroe Holloway
Cheryl
Killeen
W. O. Blackburn
Jake Dickerson
Graham
Oklahoma
Dan Dickerson
Ray Boutwell
Denton
Nuss Drive
Mineola
Davis Infant Dies in Oakland in Crib Death Ruling
Graveside services for 10 month old Jennifer Sue Davis were held at Corinth Cemetery with Rev. Norman Miller officiating. Hilliard Funeral Home of Canton handled arrangements. The infant died Wednesday at her residence. Justice of Peace Alex Lynn ruled crib death. Survivors include her parents Danny and Janice Davis, a sister Tammy, and grandparents Milton and Lula Blue.
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Jennifer Sue Davis
Oakland
Corinth Cemetery
Norman Miller
Hilliard Funeral Home
Canton
Justice of Peace
Alex Lynn
Danny
John Sigmon Funeral Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for John Ed Sigmon 78 of Grand Saline were held at 4 p m Monday at the First Assembly of God with Rev Jimmy Newburn officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Died Sunday evening after a long illness. Survived by wife Daisey Sigmon two stepsons and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ed Sigmon
Grand Saline
Assembly of God
Jimmy Newburn
Woodside Cemetery
Sigmon
Daisey Sigmon
J. D. Duke
Claude Duke
Dallas
Funeral Rites for Former Baytown Resident Virgil Kirkpatrick
Virgil Allen Kirkpatrick 77 of 1817 Utah St Baytown died in a Baytown hospital Wednesday. Funeral at Paul A. Lee Chapel Baytown Thursday Aug 30 at 2 PM with Rev Curtis Grissett officiating. Interment Memory Gardens Baytown with Masonic rites Goosecreek Lodge 1192. Survived by wife Nancy, son W A Kirkpatrick Jr San Antonio, daughter Mrs R M Minter Jr Baytown, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Allen Kirkpatrick
Utah St
Baytown
Paul A. Lee
Curtis A. Grissett
St. Mark United
Kirkpatrick
Ingleside
Nancy Kirkpatrick
W. A. Kirkpatrick, Jr
San Antonio
R. M. Minter, Jr
Mrs. Harris Funeral Service Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Emory Geneva Harris 65 of Irving were held at 4 p.m. Saturday in the Eubank Funeral Home Chapel Canton with Brother Barry Chase officiating. Burial followed in Haven of Memories Cemetery Canton. She died Wednesday in a Dallas hospital after heart surgery. A World Wide Church of God member and housewife, she is survived by five sons Wayne Harris Princeton Glyn Harris and Larry Harris Irving Darwin Harris Dallas and Walter Harris Farmersville. four daughters Florence Patton San Saba Joyce Simpson Dallas Vancelle Camp Lake Dallas and Elaine Banister Irving. a brother Douglas Wood Myrtle Springs. 31 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Pallbearers were grandsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Geneva Harris
Irving
Grand Saline
Eubank Funeral Home
Canton
Barry Chase
Haven of Memories
Woes and tips on health and child development
The column discusses vaginal infections linked to panty hose and girdles, backward printing in children, Vitamin E deodorant claims, and deprivation syndrome in infants. Dr. Zuspan advises reducing tight clothing, while Dr. Evang notes infants need human contact and nursing to develop properly. For more information, write Today's Health Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick P. Zuspan
University of Chicago
Zuspan
American Academy of Pediatrics
Karl Evang, M.D
Health Services
Norway
Windstorm safety and tie downs for mobile homes
Windstorms threaten mobile homes and are reduced by proper tie downs. MLCC designates June as Tie Down Month across 36 states, promoting steel straps and anchors, over the top and frame ties, with costs typically 90 to 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Living Communications Center
MLCC
Allen Pearson
National
P.O
Chicago
Tlinois
Facts From A Curious Page On Wildlife And Behavior
Did you know facts describe long lived tortoises living up to about 300 years. The note claims fish migrate upstream for food then downstream for easier access. Alligators supposedly cannot swallow unless fully submerged. An ostrich is said to kick with fatal force. The King Cobra is cited as the most poisonous snake.
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Dr. T. D. McClenny
Norris Clinic
Davis
John Sigmon
Mrs. Harris
Today's Health News
American: Medical Association
Dr. Evang
North Dearborn Street
Illinois
J. Or Otis Dry
Beckham Motor Company
W. Moore
Buddy Schoellkopf
Joyce Curry
Ineola
Sandra Brummett
J. Carl Norris, O.D
P.C
T. D. McClenny, O.D
N. Newsome
Mineola, Texas
Contractors & Industrial Equipment
Sacs
Ford
Fast Service
Genuine Ford Parts
Capital St
Canton, Texas
van Zandt County Tractor Co
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