Local Happenings From Franklin and surrounding towns
Franklin notes list social visits and travels across multiple towns. Residents visit hospitals, attend reunions, vacations, and family gatherings in Marlin Houston Waco Pasadena Bryan Lubbock Hearne Denver and Denver. The piece also covers school cheerleaders and drum major leaders and weekend illness and death affecting coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Newsome
J. O. Scott
Marlin
Eugene Eledge
Houston
Ridge
Lee Eledge
Uollis Martin
Alvis Dodds
James Clayborn
Joe McNair
Waco
Franklin
Bob Reeves Jr
Lee Williams
Olin
Michael and
Paul
Pasadena
L. O. Scott
Martan Martin
J. C. Turner
Seale
Damon Newsome
Newsome
Jimmy
Lee Dodds
East
Texas
Lake of Pines
Jasper
D. W. Moore
Roger
Johnny McCullough
George Adams
John E. Turner
Jeanie
David
Dee Dodds
Bill Turner
Larry Clements
Michael
Irving
Billy Ray Clements
Dallas
B. W. Clements
Marshall Hicks
Cliff Korps
W. D. Adams
Jeanie Turner
Bryan
Sgt
Vernon Fann
San Antonio
H. W. Klein
Klein
Jack Honea
Leonard Honea
Charles Gilbert
Phil
Bill Sims
Billy
Steve
Sharon
Lubbock
D. O. Caldwell
Junior
Caldwell
Hearne
Randal Brewer
Borger
Oklahoma
Colorado
Ralph McKinney
Gordon Lightsey Taken By Death
Gordon T Lightsey 87 of Bremond was found dead at home with death listed as natural causes. Funeral rites were held at Rumple Chapel Bremond with Rev Byron Jarratt officiating and burial in Bremond Cemetery. He was born in Alabama in 1889 and lived in Cameron and Milam County. he printed for 20 years and owned Bremond Press from 1932. Survived by three Cameron cousins Luther Victor and Mary Carleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon T. Lightsey
Bremond
Justice of the Peace
Ed Kotch
Rumple
Byron Jarratt
First Methodist Church
Mr. Lightsey
Alabama
Texas
Milam County
Cameron Herald
Lightsey
Theremond Press
Luther
Victor
Mary Carleton
Cameron
Leo Day Passes Away in Houston
Thomas Leo Day Jr. 63 died Saturday at Memorial Hospital of Houston. Born February 28, 1903, in Camp Creek, he lived in Houston 20 years and was a Heights First Baptist Church member. Funeral services were held Monday, burial at Forrest Park Lawndale. Survived by widow Willie Meadors Day, daughter Barbara Ann Baker, son Duane Day, six grandchildren, four sisters, one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Leo Day Jr
Memorial Hospital of
Houston
Tom L. Day
Camp Creek
Barbara Ann Baker
Paris Island
South Carolina
Duane Day
Mattie Meadors
New Baden
Alma Dodds
Franklin
Allie Hurt
Elsie Anderson
Dallas
Vernon Day
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Baby
Lufkin
Rufus Honea
L. D. Honea
Bud Adams
Dona Lynn
Susan
D. P. Harris
W. J. Adams
Donna Lynn
Mrs. L. ©. Scott
Denver
W. C. Smotherman
Smotherman
David Turner
Jimmy Newsome
Christian of
Augusta Appleby
Bradley
Keeling
Calvert
Appleby
Jim Carleton
Walter Hughes
Ralph Record
Marvin Baxter
Larry Fann
Larry
Wayne Dodds
Thomas Lee
Baylor Carrington
R. Q. Rasco
Melissa
West Columbia
Gaylon Rinehart
Rinehart
Bob Shelton
Brooker Stegall
Brr
Stegall
Johnnie Stegall
Shelton
J. L. Wallace
Ruth Rinehart
Gayla
Donna Connell
Linda Mathews
Sandy New
Beth Puska
Patricia Varvel
Linda Morris
Cathy Steel
Sara Hedrick
TJ Cole
Mary Hill
Terri
Cial
The
Eee
Hearne Democrat
Hearne High School
Southern Methodist University
L. R. Herkimer
Gordon Lightsey
T. Leo Day
Ross Tobias
Ross Bailey
T. M. Bailey
Tobias
Judy Moore
R. A. Moore
Washington, D. C