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Jefferson Jimplecute

Location

Jefferson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1975

Page

4

Jefferson Simplecote Victims Honored In Joint Jefferson Funeral

Joint funeral services were held Tuesday January 21 1975 at Haggard Funeral Home Chapel Jefferson for Bettie Frances Stephenson and Jewel Millard Hardy both Route 3 Jefferson killed in an auto train collision January 18 in Jefferson on Highway 49 West. Stephenson born May 10 1905 San Augustine Texas survived by sisters and brothers. burial in Core Cemetery Marion County Texas. Hardy born September 10 1910 was Gray Baptist Church member with daughter Elizabeth Phelps Nederland and other relatives. graveside at Weeks Chapel Cemetery near Jasper with multiple siblings and grandchildren listed.

Haggard Funeral Home Jefferson Bettie Frances Elizabeth Stephenson Jewel Millard Hardy T. P. Hardy Mollie Dickerson Hardy Lakeview Lodge Caddo Lake Gray Baptist Church Florence Birdwell Bonnie Cartwright San Augustine Burrows Hardy Curtis Hardy Jim Hardy California Burtis Cartwright James Lodgins Vurry Waye Phelps Carle Birdwell Kennon Birdwell Jessie Cartwright Earl Hardy Mervin Hardy Mr. Hardy Stephenson The Weeks Chapel Jasper Texas Elizabeth Phelps Nederland Mary Frances Halford Mangrum Oklahoma Jerry Hardy Fannett Joe Wayne Hardy Bennie Cartwright San Auguste Hardy

Funeral Services Held Monday For Lewis W. Neely

Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Monday January 20 1975 at Haggard Funeral Home Chapel Jefferson for Lewis Winston Neely 55 of Smithland who died in an automobile train accident Saturday afternoon Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery Jefferson He was a member of the Smithland Methodist Church a farmer son of Davis Monroe Neely and Bessie Myrtle Bailey Neely native of Marion County long resident of Smithland Survivors include sister Sandra Weatherby Farmers Branch Texas brother Woodrow Morris Neely Terrell and niece Mrs Shitwood Garland Pallbearers were James Hamm Aubrey Biggs Blair McNeely Riley Sachtleben Curtis Sachtleben Donald Taylor

Haggard Funeral Home Chapel Jefferson Lewis Winston Neely Smithland Neely J. Taylor Smithland Methodist Church Oakwood Blair McNeely Riley Sachtleben Curtis Sachtleben Donald Taylor

Dudley Dearman Recuperating After Heart Surgery

Dudley Dearman of Houston is recuperating satisfactorily at St. Luke's Hospital Houston after heart surgery performed January 13 by Dr. Denton Cooley and Dr. Hallman. He is husband of Jo Carol McCasland and son-in-law of Joe McCasland of Jefferson. He remains in Room 104 at St. Luke's.

Ward Dudley Dearman Houston St. Luke's Hospital Howton Denton Cooley Hallman Dearman Jo Carol McCasland Joe McCasland Jefferson

Card of Thanks for Mrs Earnestine Andrews family

The family of Mrs Earnestine Andrews expresses gratitude to friends for the sympathy shown during their bereavement. Their appreciation is extended to those who offered flowers calls and comforting words.

Earnestine Andrews

Funeral Services Held Here Monday For Fred H. King

Funeral services for Fred H. King 76 of Biloxi Mississippi took place Monday at Haggard Funeral Home Chapel at 3 30 p m with Reverend Marion Harris officiating Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery Jefferson King born August 15 1898 was a WW I veteran former Postal employee and member of Jefferson Masonic Lodge 38 and First Baptist Church Survivors include his wife Jennie Gould King Blairsville Pa three sisters and two nephews Pallbearers named Asa Meyer Elmer Jones Bill Myers Henry Rowell J H Benefield Jr Marvin Singleton Jr

Haggard Funeral Home Fred H. King Biloxi Mississippi Jefferson Oakwood Cemetery Marion Harris Mr. King James Thomas King Minnie Brambert King Jefferson Masonic Lodge First Baptist Church of Jennie Gould King Blairsville Pennsylvania Frances King Liverman Winnie King Liverman Daisy King Wheeler Kilgore David Wheeler Dallas George King Liverman Houston Asa Meyer Elmer Jones Bill Myers Henry Rowell J. H Benefield, Jr Marvin Singleton

Lake O the Pines Elevation and Water Levels Report

Lake O the Pines records show 7 am Tuesday January 21 elevation at 228.70 feet, with normal winter hold at 228.50 feet and miner month hold at 230.00 feet. Current discharge is 1 000 cubic feet per second and the report notes 21 million smokers in the United States with about one in five adult men having quit.

Lake O' the Pines United States

Final Rites Held Here Tuesday For Roscoe L Moseley

Final rites were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Jefferson for Roscoe Leroy Moseley 71 known as Twister. The service at Haggard Funeral Chapel included ministers Reverend Al Rountree and Reverend C J Taylor with interment in Wilkerson Cemetery. Born September 14 1903 in Marion County he died January 20 following a long illness at Marion County Hospital. He attended Castle Heights Military Academy and was a member of the Methodist Church. Survived by three sisters Mrs Mary Ruth Graham Dallas Mrs Paul Watson Jefferson and Mrs Sue Bet Black New Mexico. Pallbearers were Paul Watson Aubrey Biggs Blair McNeely Bill Bennett Don Taylor and Marvin Singleton.

Haggard Funeral Chapel Jefferson Roscoe Leroy Twister) Moseley al Rountree C. J. Taylor Wilkerson Cemetery Mr. Moseley Marion County Hospital J. B. Moseley Sue Bet Moseley Marion County Castle Heights Military Academy Methodist Church Mary Ruth Graham Dallas Paul Watson Sue Bet Black New Mexico Aubrey Biggs Blair McNeely Bill Bennett Don Taylor Marvin Singleton

Services Held Wednesday For Horace 0. Nelson

Horace Otto Nelson aged 89 died Tuesday January 21 1975 at Marshall Memorial Hospital Annex. Funeral services were held January 22 1975 at Haggard Funeral Chapel Jefferson with Rev Durand Crawford and Rev E Jewel Strong officiating. He was a retired barber and survived by wife Nettie Marie Nelson two daughters Mrs Bruce DeHart Marshall and Mrs Beverly Ragsdale Tyler two sons Steadman Nelson Orange California and Terrence Turner Nelson Amarillo 11 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Finase Haggard Funeral Chapel Jefferson Horace Otto Nelson Route Marshall Durand Crawford E. Jewel Strong Nelson Marshall Memorial Hospital Annex Nettie Marie Nelson Texarkana Bruce DeHart

Gracious thanks for support after bereavement

Monroe Sheppard expresses heartfelt gratitude for the cards flowers food visits and especially prayers sent during a time of bereavement.

Services Held Wednesday For Richard Wyatt

Funeral services for Richard Anderson Wyatt 77 of the Harleton Jackson community were held January 15 at Lone Oak Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Evers and Rev. Don Sills officiating. Interment followed at Liberty Cemetery under Sullivan Family Funeral Directors of Marshall. Wyatt died January 13 after a yearlong illness. He lived in Marion County 54 years born November 24 1897 in St Joe Arkansas. He married Bertie Inez Morris on December 31 1922 in Jefferson. He was a retired farmer and carpenter, previously with U S Corps of Engineers 8. F Goodrich Port Neches Thiokol Chemical Corp and Bell Construction Longview. Survivors include his widow a daughter Christine Haynes of South Roxana IL a son Artie L Wyatt of Jefferson three grandchildren and one great grandchild Michael Swann of Rock Springs WY Pallbearers were Milton Watts Perry Watts Troy Murphy James A Benson Jr Bill Wyatt and Foyle Younger.

Richard Anderson Wyatt Jackson Harleton Lone Oak Baptist Church Bill Evers Don Sills Liberty Cemetery Sullivan Family Funeral Directors Marshall Wyatt Marion County St. Joe Arkansas Perry Lunsford Wyatt Metila Catherine Cash Wyatt St Joe Bertie Inez Morris Jefferson U.S Corps of Engineers 8. F. Goodrich Co Port Neches Thiokol Chemical Corp Bell Construction Co Longview

Graveside Services Held Sunday For Emmitt P. Beck

Graveside services were held at 11 o'clock Sunday January 19 at Scottsville Cemetery Scottsville Texas for Emmitt Perry Beck 57 of 403 East Dixon Street Jefferson The Reverend Ray Moore of Marshall officiated Beck son of William Franklin Beck and Nattie Pearl Hall Beck born October 3 1917 at Marshall a journeyman plumber and retired in 1963 member of the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada Surviving were wife Helen Ruth Youngblood Beck Tyler four sons Ronald Perry Beck Jefferson Richard Loyd Beck Dallas Robert Michael Beck Tyler Roger Daniel Beck Tyler three daughters Patricia Gayle Beck Tyler Jeanie Paulette Beck Tyler Peggy Donna Beck Tyler 10 grandchildren three sisters Miss Nellie Beck Terrell Mrs Frankie Gardner Marshall Mrs Zella Bell Pittsburg three brothers Allen Beck Marshall Lennard Beck Shreveport La Glen Beck Kentucky

Scottsville Texas Emmitt Perry Beck East Dixon Street Jefferson Ray Moore Marshall Mr. Beck William Franklin Beck Nattie Pearl Hall Beck United Association of Journeymen United States Can Ada Helen Ruth Youngblood Beck Tyler Ronald Perry Beck Richard Loyd Beck Dallas Robert Michael Beck Roger Daniel Beck Patricia Gayle Beck Jeanie Paulette Beck Peggy Donna Beck Nellie Beck Terrell Frankie Gardner Zella Bell Pittsburg Allen Beck Lennard Beck Shreveport Glen Beck Kentucky

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T Jefferson Simplecote Larry McNeely EXXON Pintos Mustang II CAPRI Mavericks Rael Young Ford Sales Jefferson, Texas Lewis W. Neely Lake O'The Pines Ford Motor CO Roscoe L. Moseley Horace Monroe Sheppard Richard Wyatt Emmitt P. Beck Marion County Chamber OF Commerce Chamber of Commerce Southwestern Bell
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