Mrs Brandon Hanes Rites Planned in Eden Area
Burial is set at Path Cemetery directed by Day-Loveless Funeral Home for Mrs. Brandon Hanes born December 1 1881 in Wisconsin County. She married Miles B Firand January 15 1907 and lived in Concho County since 1915. She was a Church of Christ member with five daughters, three sons, five sisters, a brother, and 35 grandchildren plus 7 great grandchildren and several great great grandchildren.
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Hanes
Cane
Tery
Day-Loveless Funeral Home
Wi County
Miles B. Firand
Brandon
Concho County
Church of Christ
Everett McGuiffin
Ervin Smith
Mes Rotha Willem
Eden
Marvin
Seneel
Austin
Winfred Midlins
Muleshoe
Wilie A
Lloyd
Banning
Calif
Wendell
Lubbock
Bethel Dandacho
Kerrville
Maude Rogers
Dallas
Howard
McKiddy
Lancaster
Brownfield Woman Dies at 56 After Hospital Care
Mrs. George BrownPTED I 56 of Brownfield died Friday at Methodist Hospital after a two week hospitalization. Funeral services at Calvary Baptist Church with Pastor Clarence Branch officiating. Burial in Perry County Cemetery under Brownfield Funeral Home. Survivors include husband Lester George a daughter Mrs. Willadean Stone and several siblings and grandchildren.
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Brownpted I
Lester
Pearli George
Brownfield
Methodist Hospital
Calvary
Baptist Church
Clarance
Perry County ‘Cemetery
George
Haske
Lester George
Crosbyton
Spur
Calgary Bayuist Church
Willadene Stone
Garlands
Wade
Levelland
San Antonias
Lucy Watson
Lone Oak
Juanita Reece
Woodville
The Shepherd GOALS Freedom Joy and Peace of Mind
The text presents three goals Freedom Joy and Peace of Mind as core aims. It asserts giving to others first leads to receiving these blessings in return and links personal well being to generous acts. The author Julien C. Hyer reflects on blessing through sharing and association with others.
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Julien C. Hyer
Mrs Burleson Slaton Services Pending at England Funeral
Funeral services were pending Friday for Mrs. Burleson Slaton aged 75. The Englands Funeral Home listed plans for a later ceremony honoring the deceased with family rites and burial to follow in a local cemetery.
Roy Harrison services for Roy My Jetson in Lubbock
Roy Harrison a longtime Lubbock resident died from an apparent heart attack Friday. He had moved from Lamar County 27 years ago and was a member of the Northside Church of Christ. Funeral arrangements were to be held at Run Funeral Chapel with minister Garmie Atkisson officiating. He is survived by his wife Bessie and three sons Gedree Mike and Bob and five daughters Jacque Ayers and others. Burial in Lubbock City Cemetery.
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Roy My Jetson
Yun
Tay
Garmie Atkisson
Northside Church of Christ
City of Lubbock
Harrison
Methelist Hospital
Lubbock
Lamar County
Bessie Toe
Pattonville
Gedree
Ft. Lovela St
Mike
Bob
Amarillo
Jacque Ayers
Mrs Shipley Lamesa Rites Held for Local Resident
Mrs Dessie Trene Shipley age 8 of Lamesa died Thursday at Methodist Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be 10:30 AM at North Main Street Church of Christ with Dalton Yates officiating. Burial in Snyder Cemetery under Branon Funeral Home directions. She was a Lamesa resident 12 years and formerly a Coleman native. Survived by husband Truett, daughter Barbara Newman of Snyder, son Garland Parks of Posie, parents Earl and Mrs. Jenkins of Snyder, sister Latta Berry of Artesia, brother Odis Jenkins of Wink, six grandchildren, Beatrice and Paul G Jr., Ouida Bea Myers, Mary Lois Chapman. The record notes service in World War II era.
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Crosby Ton
Johnnie Mack Lowe
White Hiver Lake
Crosbyton First
Crosbyton Clinic
White River Lake
Bonnie
Mike
Witedl Lane
Crosbyton
J. Clyde” Hillin
Balls
Billye — Johnson
Jimmye Hoffman
Jane. Parker
Sammye. Edwards
Lass Cruces
N.M
Beane Morrison
Artesia
Calif
Dwayne Cornelius
Wayne J. Parker
Dessie
Trene Shipley
Lamesa
Pam
Methodist Hospital
Acme
North Mth St
Church of Christ
Dalton Yates
Sweetwater
Snyder Cemetery
Branon Funeral Home
Shipley
Coleman
Truett
We Barbara Newman
Snyder
Garland Parks
Posie
Earl Jenkins
Latta Berry
Odis Jenkins
Wink
VanderLinden Rites Set In Dallas Church
P G VanderLinden a former Lamesa and Tahoka resident died Thursday in a Dallas hospital. Services will be held 10 a m today at Brandon Avenue United Methodist Church Dallas with arrangements by Laurel Land Funeral Home Dallas. The deceased had served as a court reporter for the 106th Dis.
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Dallas
P.G. VanderLinden
Brandon Avenue United Methodist Church
Laurel Land Funeral Home
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Yewin
Lem- Ty
Scobey
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Ray
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E Acanoni
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Huckaby
Heawell
Jacky Pews
Doyle Redding
R. V. Payne
Au Dada
al Vernon Payne
Ploy
Erisaay
Floydada
Moore-Rose Funeral Home
Payne
Wolfe City
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Kautack
Alexandria
Frances. Daley
Sherman
Pellaham Graham
Clovis
Ruth Pierce
Olton
Ruth Ann Pierce
BV Paso
West Texas
Ieen
First United Methodist Church
Randallee
Biz Spring
al Jennings
Isurkal
Parsons Funeral Home
Pierce
Holbert
Okla
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Connie
Cody
Ball
To Osthus
Happy
Carolyn Borden
Shabehock
June Atterbury
Eel Paso
James Hall
Houston
Cora Osthus
Littlefield
Edna Hall
Tlave
James Reddell
James
Reddell Dry
Idalou
Keith Bryant
Idalou Cemetery
Rix Funeral Directors
Reddell
Dickinson
General Telephone& —Electronics
Firmrom
American Legion
Raymondville East
Daigle
Santee
Jef. Reddell Sr
Grand ‘Prairie
Sam
Yuba City
Caltere
Aces Reeves
Mary Mitchell
Ddalog
Lena Gil
Breath
Mrs. Rushing
Rosella B. Rushing
Lard
Golden Age Nursing Home
Charles Latrick
Ben Fombment
Resthaven Mausoleum
Sanders Funeral Home
Rushing
Plainview
St. John's United Methodist Church
W.B. Rushing
Road
George Walton
60Th St
CH. Parsley
33Rd St
Wylié Brashear
Olin Brashea
McAllen
Harold, Brashear
Midland
The
Mrs. Burleson
Roy Harrison
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Mempner
First Baptist Church
Lannes
Bryan
Richard
Coloreul
Mrs. Shipley
Lynn
Rth Service Command
Beatrice
Paul G. Jr
Pallas
Ouida Bea Myers
Mary Lois Chapman
Mesquite
VanderLinden
Vander Linden
106Th
Dis
American State
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