Bubba Haggard Fishes Cars From Lake O the Pines
Local sports figure Bubba Haggard gains notice for pulling two cars from Lake O the Pines in two weeks. Each vehicle reportedly slid into the water during separate nights, the first a Chevrolet wrecker 150 feet out, the second a Ford after brake failure. Ed Taylor reacted quickly to a fountain install mishap at City Drug as hot water geyser sprayed.
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Bubba
Haggard
Lake O’ the Pines
Ed Taylor
City Drug
Funeral Services Held For Artice K. Stuart
Funeral services were held at Haggard Chapel in Jefferson for Artice Kimbrel Stuart 77 following a lengthy illness. Interment was at Mt. Zion Cemetery. He was born in Atlanta and lived much of his life in Marion and Cass Counties. He was a retired farmer and rural mail carrier. Survivors include three sons two daughters two brothers and two sisters plus 17 grandchildren. Weekend guests included Louis Torrans and Ralph Lemmon visiting Jefferson kin.
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Haggard Chapel
Jefferson
Artice Kimbrel Stuart
T. B. Randolph
Mt. Zion
Stuart
Odessa
Atlanta
Marion
Cass Counties
Hall Baptist Church
Winston Hooper
Vance Grubbs
Clarence Grubbs
Morris Carter
Henry Carter
Olen Tolleson
Clyde E. Stuart
Mechanicsburg
Pennsylvania
E. Raymond Stuart
Hughes Springs
Jay Russell Stuart
Shreveport
Myrtis Lemmon
Mary Kathryn Meroney
Qodes- Sa
Albert Stuart
Willard Stuart
Minden
Earline Grubbs
Addean Miller
Mooringsport
Third Week Baseball Clinic At Lone Star Steel
About 150 youngsters attended Lone Star Steel Company's third week baseball clinic led by Head Coach Bob Thompson and three assistants. They focus on bunting sliding fielding catching and pitching to improve safety and fundamentals along with sportsmanship and manners during the five day three hour sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Steel Company
Jefferson Boys
Jack Larsen
John Holmes
Wayne Grubbs
Everett Scudday
Joe Wayne Dennis
Otis Perry
Lone Star Steel Co
Bob Thompson
Thompson
Coca-Cola
Final Rites Held for Brother of Local Residents
Final rites were held in Dallas on June 16 for L. B. Hatfield aged 71, brother of Henry Hatfield and Mrs. T. C. Williams of Jefferson. Interment was at Ridgeview Cemetery in Dallas. Survivors include his wife two sons Gibbon Hatfield and L. B. Hatfield Jr Dallas two daughters Mrs Eldon Scott Long Beach California and Mrs William Bell Dallas four brothers Lee Hatfield Wylie Henry Hatfield Jefferson Dowie Hatfield Marshall Carlie Hatfield Texas City two sisters Mrs T C Williams Jefferson Mrs Emma Phillips Gary Indiana and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
L. B. Hatfield
Henry Hatfield
T. C. Williams
Jefferson
Ridgeview Cemetery
Hatfield
Gibbon Hatfield
Eldon Scott
Long Beach
California
William Bell
Lee Hatfield
Wylie
Dowie Hatfield
Marshall
Carlie Hatfield
Texas City
Emma Phillips
Gary
Indiana
Adventists Opened Their First Hospital in 1866
Adventists opened the Health Institute of Battle Creek Michigan on September 5, 1866, later evolving into the Battle Creek Sanitarium. Under director John Harvey Kellogg, M.D., the facility promoted fresh air, outdoor activity, simple cooking and water therapies influencing early health reform and the breakfast cereal industry.
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Health and Medicine
Adventist Church
Health Institute
Battle Creek
Michigan
Florence Nighingale
John Harvey Kellogg
M. D. Kellogg
America
John
Will
W. K
Loma Linda
California
Kellog
Battle Creek Hospital
Loma Linda University
The
Churen
Amazon
South America
Africa
Malamulo
Adventist
Big Cypress Marina and Village Open for Inspection Sunday
Big Cypress Marina and Village invites the public to inspect its new Lake O the Pines installation this Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. The site features a 200 seat restaurant, 14 room motel, inside marina, picnic grounds, boat ramp, and 30 acre subdivision. Located 10 miles from Jefferson off FM 72, with lumber from the B. T. Echols home.
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Lake O’ the Pines
Big Cypress Marina
Jefferson
Nine Specialists To Serve On Consulting Staff of Hospital
Edward Taylor announces that four more doctors join the Marion County Hospital consulting staff bringing total to nine. New appointees are Dr. Mildred Cariker, Dr. Bob J. Herrin, Dr. George Farquahar, Dr. C. H. Heidelberg, and Dr. Tom W Kemper with existing members including Dr. James H. Harris Dr. Robert L. Koenig Dr. John P Graves and Dr. H. O. Padgett all from Marshall.
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Edward Taylor
Marion County Chamber of Commerce Hospital Committee
Marion County Hospital
Mildred Cariker
Ted
Cariker
Marshall
Bob J. Herrin
George A. Farquahar
C. H. Heidelberg
Tom W Kemper
Ail
James H. Harris
Robert L. Koenig
John P Graves
H. O. Padgett
Taylor
Funeral Services Held for Father of County Resident
Funeral services for George L. Granberry Sr. 63 of Atlanta were held at Union Chapel Methodist Church near Douglassville. The Rev. Lex Lambert and Rev. Morris Hill officiated, with interment at Union Hill. Native of Douglassville, he had lived in Atlanta 17 years and died Tuesday in a city hospital. He is survived by his wife two daughters one son a sister a brother and three grandchildren.
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Union Chapel Methodist Church
Douglassville
George L. Granberry
Atlanta
A B. Hall, Jr
Jefferson
Lex Lambert
Morris Hill
Union Hill Cemetery
Granberry
Area Crusade Planned by First Baptist Church
Rev M L Boland pastor of the First Baptist Church in Jefferson announced an area wide Crusade for Christ to be held at the football stadium August 13 through August 20. Evangelist James Robison and singer John McKay will headline the event with participation invited from all area churches. Mrs M E Day has returned home to Jefferson after visiting her sister Mrs W O Funderburk in Elkhart.
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M. L. Boland
First Baptist Church
Jefferson
James Robison
John McKay
Boland
M. E. Day
W -O Funderburk
Elkhart
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. C
Jefferson Lions Club
Artice K. Stuart
Louis Torrans
Midland
Ralph Lemmon
Hallie Torrans
Asa Meyer
Skipper
Mill
Adventists
B. T. Echols
Sarah Lockhart
Echols
Wayman Moore
Victor Rogers
Reed Elliott
J. R. and
Bill Cornelius
Angus McKay
Arcadean Wooten
Lone Star
Big Cypress
First Baptist
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