Denzel Pearson Obituary to Be Announced by Hicks Funeral Home
Denzel Pearson, a Nevada County native and longtime Hempstead County resident, died Sunday morning February 28, 1971 at his home. Surviving are his wife Anner, nine children, two daughters in law, a son in law, three sons, a daughter, seven grandchildren, three uncles, one aunt, and a sister. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Hicks Funeral Home, Inc.
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Denzel Pearson
Nevada County
Hempstead County
Anner Pearson
Clara Mayberry
Stamps
Heather B. Thompson
L. B. Stevenson
Dallas
Texas
Elizabeth Betty Cheatham
Leo Pearson
James Edward Mixon
Hope
John D. Pearson
Battle Creek
Michigan
William Charles Dixon
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Verdell Johnson
Ft. Worth
Charlie Pearson
Chicago
Viola Cole
R. M. Wilburn
Clarksville
P. G. Wilburn
Andrew Wilburn
Pine Bluff
Eliza Jamison
Los Angeles
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Court Rules Jokes May Defame If Audience Believes Them
A defamation ruling explains that humorous remarks can harm a person’s reputation if listeners take them seriously. A party guest calling a hostess adulterous led to damages when the jest was not clearly understood as humor. Praise can defame if it masks a hidden insult, such as calling a political leader “beautiful” when an ugliness is known.
Electric cars face revival amid rising air pollution
Public service feature notes that today projects aim to reintroduce the electric automobile. It recalls the 1892 Morrison & Schmidt car built in Des Moines Iowa, powered by 24 storage batteries, four horsepower, carrying 12 people at 14 mph.
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Heart Pain May Radiate to Jaw in Exercise
Reader asks if jaw pain is heart related. Dr. Lamb says yes, exertion or cold wind can trigger heart pain. Advice includes taking nitroglycerin, protecting the chest from wind, weight loss, and stopping tobacco or excess caffeine.
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M.D
Dr. Lamb
Winning at Bridge Strategy From Hands That Go Wrong
Bridge column discusses the principle of restricted choice and ace handling through a sample South hand in a four heart contract. It contrasts aggressive play with conservative options and ends with a question for readers about defense against four spades and a probate court notice period.
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