Mrs Bill Satterwhite Funeral Rites Held in Lamesa
Mrs Roxie Satterwhite 77 died after extended illness in Medical Arts Hospital. Funeral at First United Methodist Church officiated by Rev. Alvis Cooley with Rev. Newton Starnes assisting. Burial Mount Olive Memorial Park Big Spring. Survivors: husband WS Satterwhite two daughters a son Billy preceded in death five grandchildren and sister Mrs Oren Coon Morton.
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Bill Satterwhite
W.S
Roxie) Satterwhite
First United Methodist Church
Alvis Cooley
Newton Starnes
Tohoka
Mount Olive Memorial Park
Big Spring
Branon Funeral Home
Satterwhite
Medical Arts Hospital
Bill) Satterwhite
Colorado City
Order of Eastern Star
Satterwhites
Lamesa
Lamesa Debnting Company
Pounds C D Chap Pounds Dies At 80 In Artesia New Mexico
C D Pounds 80 a former Dawson County resident died at 730 p m Thursday in Artesia General Hospital Artesia New Mexico Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p m at Second Baptist Church with Rev Clifton Igo officiating Burial will follow in Lamesa Cemetery under Branon Funeral Home direction Pounds born in Jones County Texas moved to Dawson County in 1923 worked as a ranchhand on several ranches including Slaughter ranch before 1943 when he moved to Artesia New Mexico where he worked for the NM State Sanitary Board as a brand inspector He is survived by four nieces Bernice Johnson Martinez California Nila Kinnison Lubbock Neema Wyatt Kimball Nebraska Minnie Debnam Lamesa and four nephews Joe Pounds Lamesa L C Pounds Roswell New Mexico Roy Pounds Visalia California Ralph Pounds Lubbock and many great nephews and nieces
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C.D
Dawson County
Artesia General Hospital
Artesia
N.M
Second Baptist Church
Clifton Igo
Lamesa
Branon Funeral Home
Pounds
Jones County
Texas
Old Slaughter Ranch
N.M. State Sanitary Board
Bernice Johnson
Martinez
Calif
Nila Kinnison
Lubbock
Neema Wyatt
Kimball
Nebraska
Minnie Debnam
Joe Pounds
L.C
Two Nights of Christmas Concerts Planned in Lamesa
Lamesa High and Middle School bands present back to back Christmas concerts at the High School auditorium. The High School event features the Golden Tor bands and a film of their Jones Stadium competition. pies and cakes auctioned by Police Chief Lee Bartlett Jr. Evening tickets are 1 for adults and 50 cents for students. The following night the Middle School bands directed by Mark Hall perform, with the Abbott competition film as the highlight. admission is 75 cents. Tickets sold at the door.
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Lamesa High
Golden Tor
Jones Stadium
Lubbock
Lee Bartlett, Jr
Mark Hall
Green Warrior
Abbock
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C.D. Pounds
Jim Franklin Tucker
North Third
Aubrey Lee Aulds
Dallas
Avenue O
Seminole Road
George
Edgman Radio & TV
RCA
MGA
RCA Black & White
Ren
N. Austin
RCA ColorTrak
Cherbourg
Lexington Model
Orig
Nottingham
Lamesa, Texas
Ultressa
Dacron
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