Obituaries for J A Fletcher and David C Sanford
Funeral services for J A Fletcher 61 known as Buster will be Sunday at Bryan Street Baptist Church with burial at Lamesa Memorial Park. He lived in Lamesa 25 years, married to Fairy, and leaves two sons, mother, siblings and five grandchildren. Also, funeral services for David C Sanford 34 of Artesia were held in Artesia New Mexico after a gunshot death. he was a veteran and construction worker, survived by Flora his widow, two children, and parents, with other relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. ‘Buster’ Fletcher
Bryan Street Baptist Church
David Draper
Bob Whitten
Fairy
Charles Dean Fletcher
Anza
Calif
Joel G Fletcher
Lamesa
George Fletcher
David C. Sanford
Artesia
N.M
Hamilton Funeral Home
Sanford
U.S. Air Force
Alamogordo
Flora
David Dwayne Sanford
Sondra Lee Sanford
Clarence H. Sanford
Buddy” Sanford
Betty Ruthledge
Chester Taylor
M. Sanford
Howard Sanford
G-E. Cline
Janie Pruett
Grady Pruitt
Albert Crumley dies in Lamesa at 51
Albert Crumley 51 died at his home in Lamesa Wednesday. A welder by trade he lived in Lamesa about a year Memorial Park. Services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Branon Funeral Home Chapel with Mrs. Carl Benson of Faith Temple officiating. Survived by four children Jimmie L Crumley Norman Ray Crumley Charles Crumley Douglas Crumley and four grandchildren plus two brothers James Crumley and Roy J Crumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Crumley
Branon Funeral Home
Carl Benson
Faith Temple
Crumley
Lamesa
Lamesa Memorial Park
Jimmie L. Crumley
Norman Ray Crumley
Monrovie
Calif
Charles Crumley
Douglas Crumley
Carlsbad
N.M
James Crumley
Midland
Roy J. Crumley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Funeral for Emmett W Flanagan Pioneer Rancher Held
Funeral services were held Saturday at 4 p m at Nalley Pickle Rosewood Chapel Big Spring for Emmett W Bud Flanagan 94 a pioneer area rancher who died Friday in Big Spring Burial was in Trinity Born March 15 1879 Flanagan moved to Martin County in 1886 with his parents He worked for Slaughter Ranch and Hardy Morgan ranch and ranched 41 years east of Big Spring He married Leora Roberts in 1931 in Big Spring She is among survivors Flanagan was well known in the Dawson County area among the early settlers of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nalley-Pickle Rosewood
Big Spring
Emmett W
Bud) Flanagan
Trinity Memorial Park
Flanagan
Martin County
Slaughter
Hardy Morgan
Funeral for Mrs Lupe Rea in O Donnell
Mrs Lupe Rea 67 of O Donnell died Thursday in Medical Arts Hospital Lamesa after a sudden illness. Services were 2 p.m. Saturday at St Pius X Catholic Church O Donnell with Rev Patrick Hoffman officiating. Burial followed in O Donnell Cemetery. She lived in Lynn County 37 years. Survived by four daughters Ruth Longria Eloy AZ Luz Lopez Mary Morales Lupe Martinez all of O Donnell and three sons Aristeo Aguirre Doroteo Yzaguirre Fort Worth and Felix Martinez of O Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupe Rea
O'Donnell
Medical Arts Hospital
Lamesa
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Patrick Hoffman
O’donnell
Ruth Longria
Eloy, Aiiz
Luz Lopez
Mary Morales
Lupe Martinez
Aristeo Aguirre
Felix Martinez
Doroteo Yzaguirre
Fort Worth
Charlotte Mackey 64 dies in Ft Worth natural causes
Charlotte Mackey aged 64 dies in Ft Worth of natural causes. A longtime Ft Worth resident previously lived in Wichita Falls and grew up in Dawson County. She is survived by her mother Mrs Brad Barnett and two sons John and Brad in Wichita Falls along with five grandchildren. Services set for Branon Funeral Chapel Monday with burial at Lamesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branon Funeral Home
Charlotte Mackey
Ft. Worth
Wichita Falls
Dawson County
Brad Barnett
John
Brad
Commissioners Meet Monday in Dawson County Court agenda
The Dawson County Commissioners Court will meet Monday to discuss a varied agenda. Items include a planning and architectural request for a Criminal Justice Council grant, a briefing by Dick Capps on the Water District Election, and a contract with Big Spring State Hospital. Also on the agenda is advertising for new equipment for Precinct 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County Commissioners Court
Criminal Justice Council
Dick Capps
Big Spring State Hospital
Police Nab Burglar Thursday in Lamesa
Lamesa police captured burglar James Harold Berry after a pawnlike haul from Goolsbys Used Furniture Store. He fled toward Trinity Compress but was chased and captured. Berry implicated James Sugarman Mason, who was later arrested by the sheriff’s department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Goolsby’s
South Std
Dallas
J.D. Brock
Dick Jones
Alvin Jones
Brock
Jones
Jack Greghorn
Trinity Compress
James Harold Berry
James Sugarman
Mason
Sheriff's Department
Art Exhibition Opens Locally In Library
The Dawson County Public Library hosts an exhibit of 18 oil paintings by local artists through May 1. Works range from realistic to abstract and are by members of the Dawson County Art Club, including Donnie Stephens, Carole Dyer, Richard Crawley, Jean Black, Opie Nance, Avis Wilton, Lena Matthews, Jean Anderson, Agnes Phillips, Jo Beckham and Dorothy Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County Public Library
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
Lena Matthews
Dawson County Art Club
Jean Anderson
Art Club
Donnie Stephens
Carole Dyer
Richard Crawley
Jean Black
Opie Nance
Avis Wilton
Agness Phillips
Jo Beckham
Dorothy Reeves
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J.A. Fletcher
Fletcher
Denton
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Lorene Bernard
Houston
Marjorie Gleghorn
Lubbock
L.N. Feltcher
G.L. Fletcher
Burleson
Branon
Leora Roberts
Flanagan Was
The
County
Mrs
Lynn County
Sale
Jcpenney
Citi
Eve Seirec
Amout Dahl Berg
KDE
U.S. Pats
Better Hearing Aid Center
Redbud Square
Texas
City
Westerner
James
Davidson
Flower Grove
Forrest Park
Charlotte Holcomb
Josie Deatherage
Viola Simmons
Sharon Airhart
Polly Froman
Mary Huse
Aluminum
Davis
South Birst
Speeisall
Assun
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