Funeral services for Frank L. L. Dennis in Lamesa
Funeral services for Frank Lin L. Dennis 56 were held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at North 14th Street Church of Christ with Larry Marshall and Bill Allen officiating. Burial was at Lamesa Memorial Park. Dennis, a life long Dawson County resident and owner of G and F Wholesale, died Sunday at Medical Arts Hospital. Survivors include his wife Gladys, one sister, four brothers, and six grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin L. Dennis
North 14Th Street Church of Christ
Larry Marshall
Bill Allen
Lamesa Memorial Park
Franklin
Dawson County
Medical Arts Hospital
G and F Wholesale
Lamesa
Gladys
Hank Myers
Archie
Robert
Travis
Harry Dennis
Gonzales
Obituary for Claude Irvin Morris Sr. 68
Services were held at 2 p.m. Monday at First Baptist Church of O'Donnell with Rev. Oral Boman officiating. Burial followed in O'Donnell Cemetery under River Welch Funeral Home of Big Spring. Morris, a longtime O'Donnell resident, died Saturday night in a Big Spring hospital. He was a church member, Lions Club member, boot and shoe shop owner, and ordained minister. Survivors include three sons Claude Morris Jr. of Big Spring, Donald Lee Morris and Ronald Ray Morris of Dallas, two sisters, two brothers, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Irvin Morris Sr
First Baptist Church of
O’donnell
Oral Boman
O'Donnell
River Welch Funeral Home
Big Spring
Morris
First Baptist Church, Lions Club
Claude Morris Jr
Donald Lee Morris
Ronald Ray Morris
Dallas
Earnest O’neal
San Jose
George Brown
Nocona
J. M. Morris
Whitman
Lucian Morris
Mount Pleasant
Ramos Rites Held For Juan Manuel Ramos In Lamesa
Funeral services were held for Juan Manuel Ramos 23 at Our Lady of Guadalupe in Lamesa with Rev Pat Hoff man officiating. Burial followed in Lamesa Cemetery. He is survived by Mary two sons Juan Jr and David of the home, one sister Beatrice and four brothers Joe Pete Tony of Lamesa Ray mond of Lubbock, and parents Mr and Mrs Pedro Ramos of Lamesa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Manuel Ramos
Medical Arts Hospital
Lamesa
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Pat Hoffman
Mary
Juan Jr
David
Home
Beatrice
Amesa
Joe
Pete
Tony
Raymond
Lubbock
Pedro Ramos
Joe A. Cuellar Jr
Guadalupe Gomez
James O. Laf«tor
Lee Solis
Jimmy Maddox
Nigeria native speaks to Lamesa Kiwanis on civil war
Nsa Ani Nsa biology teacher at Lamesa Middle School spoke to Kiwanis Club members at Turner's Cafe about Nigeria’s civil war decades ago. He noted four million deaths in 30 months, Nigeria’s post‑1960 rule by Nigerians, and Lagos as Nigeria’s largest city with 1 million. He plans to return in five to six years and praised Nigeria’s global lending position despite the war. The program also featured the Future Farmers of America Senior Farm Skills Team and Lamesa High School Journalism Department. Nsa Ani Nsa and Gaylon Ammons joined Kiwanis as new members. Billy Shofner won this week’s football tie breaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsa
Nigeria
Texas College
Tyler
Optimist
Lamesa Chapter
The
Future Farmers of America
Lamesa High School
Lamesa
Hospital admissions and births listed by date
The hospital admissions and dismissals show names such as Jerald Kingston W M Issacs Sam Singleton and others. Surgical and Tuesday entries note births including a girl born October 21 and other newborns with weights listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald Kingston
W. M. Issacs
Sam Singleton
Vesper Love
Shelia Lopez
R.C. Lott, Jr
M. E. Dyer
Acen«cion
A. Garcia
Randal Floyd Turner
Chili Supper Tickets On Sale At High School Center
Tickets are on sale for a Chili Supper on November 3 in the High School Student Center under Beta Sigma Phi Sorority sponsorship. Priced at $1, proceeds aid Girlstown and Big Spring State Hospital. Serving runs 5 to 11 p.m. Menu includes chili, beans, crackers, ice tea or coffee, with homemade pie available for extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Norman Ross
Girlstown
Big Spring State Hospital
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David Jenson
John Sanders
Ode Harris
C. W. Follis
Bennie Wilson
Hez Wright
Claude J. Morris
S. B. Thomas
Highland Hospital
Franklin - Bartley Funeral Home Chapel
Marvin James
Calvary Full Gospel Church
Elvin Waters
Chapel Mission Church
Coleman
Linda Daniel
Billy Croft
Dimmitt
Willie Baker
Ruth Olds
Archie Farris
Austin
Bob Farris
Cyril, Okla
Wallace
Jewel
Bert Farris
Branon
403
N. Austin
Juan M. Ramos
Lamesa Cemetery
Mrs. Opal Brown
Opal Brown
Branon Funeral Home
Dennis Heard
W. V. Brown
Eva Roark
Toledo
Ohio
Glenn Easley
Kansas City
Civic Club
Closeup
Kiwanis Club
Ani Nsa
Lamesa Middle School
Lamesa Kiwanis Club
Turner’s Cafe
Lagos
FFA
Mike Hughes
Gary Jones
Bruce Vaughn
Randy Simemans
Fred Chandler
Stanley Nolan
Nsa Ani Nsa
Gaylon Ammons
Billy Shofner
Dotty Dan
Forrest Park Community Center
Magdalene Vasquez
Margie Wood
Danie Hocker
J. D. Harris
Johnnie Ellis
Marion Powell
J. P. Brower
Bertha Hollins
John Miller
Jenero Ramon
Clinton Seitern
Carmen Moreno
Larry Rawlings
Baby Boy
D. C
Manuel Longoria
Anselmo Torres
M. M. Maule
William Glen Tyson
C. L. McClendon
Lewis W. Thomas, Sr
Felix Rodriguez
Joe A. Cuellar
U.S. Dalmont
Ellis Barnes
Cora Childers
Tammy Wall
Henry Villeros
Barry Blake
Joseph Harrison
Joe L. Wheat
James 0. Laftor
NCH
RCA
Edgmon Radio & TV
Save On Mandate Group
Poe
Neriman Bibles
Amos
Lubbock Highway
Penney’s
Orig
Okig
Price
A& B
Jcpenney
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