Obituary of Margaret Frances Robbins Hodges of Clyde
Margaret Frances Robbins Hodges 81 of Dallas formerly Clyde Odessa died October 8 1998. She was born September 23 1917 to John W and Elvira Robbins in Clyde. She married Johnnie Hodges in 1957 in Odessa and is survived by son John McCluskey daughter-in-law Dorthy of Dallas sister Jeanne Robbins Clyde two granddaughters Melissa James Walden Melinda Michael Roehrig and their families including a baby due in November two step grandsons Chris and Brandon Hulsey of Dallas nieces Kathy and Beck Robbins Arlington. Burial October 10 1998 at Clyde Cemetery Bailey Funeral Home directing.
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Margaret Frances Robbins Hodges
Margaret
John W. and
Elvira Robbins
Clyde High School
Odessa
Dallas
Johnnie
Carey and Parker and Blakely Construction
Eisenhower Church of Christ
Johnnie Hodges
John W
Sammie Robbins
Clyde Cemetery
Bailey Funeral Home
Fort Davis NHS festival and Pachanga offer historical events
Fort Bliss hosts a 19th century tunes festival with games dances and mounted demos at 3 p.m. A silent auction features an 1880s Nolan Ryan signed baseball and an 1860 Buffalo Soldier Colt replica. Legislation expands Fort Davis NHS acreage. Pachanga in Sanderson honors a cactus theme with gunslinging events food and live music downtown. Contact Fort Davis NHS or Terry Toler for details.
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Fort Bliss
Nolan Ryan
Fort Davis
Sleeping Lion Mountain
Yarbrough
Sanderson
Terrell County
Pachanga
Terry
Tex” Toler
Death notices for Bennie Brown Charles Yancy and Donald Brown
Bennie Raydell Brown 72 of Odessa died Oct 3 1998 at Medical Center Hospital. Burial at Nevels Memorial Park with services at Loving Chapel officiated by Rev R T McNeil. Survivors include wife Eddie V Brown son Ronnie M Brown Sr and multiple grandchildren. Charles Ray Yancy Sr 54 of Odessa died Oct 6 1998 at home. Services at Odessa Funeral Home Angeles Memorial Chapel with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include sons Charles II and Christopher Yancy and several siblings. Donald Harry Brown 54 of Odessa died Oct 8 1998 at Medical Center Hospital. Services pending with Frank W Wilson Funeral Directors.
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Bennie Raydell Brown
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Loving Chapel
R.T. McNeil
Nevels Memorial Park
White Funeral Home
Mexia
Tohoka
Eddie V. Brown
Ronnie M. Brown Sr
Lubbock
Gail Abron
Fort Worth
Sharon Collins
Albuquerque
N.M
Sharon Hutchings
Minneapolis
Pamela Jackson
Leonard Brown Jr
Druccilla Houston
Midland
Shirley Graves
Thelma Smith
Charles Yancy
Charles Ray Yancy Sr
Odessa Funeral Home
Angeles Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Brown County
Charles Ray Yancy II
Christopher Frank Yancy
Larry Lynn Yancy
Keller D. Yancy
Firman
Randy Yancy
Curtis F. Yancy
Glendale
Donald Brown
Donald Harry Brown
Frank W. Wilson
Slowdown in Odessa job ads points to cooler local market
Comptroller statistics show a three month decline in Odessa American want ads with a peak of 150.3 in February and March dropping to 124.2 by August. State and national indices mixed as Odel Crawford of the Texas Workforce Commission notes oil ties and seasonal hiring shifts may affect holiday hiring trends.
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State Comptroller’s Office
Comptroller
Odel Crawford
Texas Workforce Commission
Workforce Commission
Crawford
Texas
AHA funds Texas research on heart disease reach 100 million
The American Heart Association supports heart disease study with more than 100 million in Texas grants last year. Fourteen of these went to Texas Tech University. Higgins notes 60 percent of heart attack deaths stem from delayed hospital care and urges awareness through literature and events like the Heart Walk.
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AHA
Texas
Texas Tech University
Higgins
District accused of violating student privacy
The Texas Civil Rights Project filed two federal suits in Lufkin alleging Joaquin ISD discriminates under Title IX and privacy rights. Principal Ronald Barlow denies the charges and says no newsletter disclosed private student data. The district, about 600 students, faces calls for Barlow's resignation, which he rejects.
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The
Joaquin Independent School District
Barlow
Texas Civil Rights Project
Joaquin
Local races in Ector County feature calls for openness and development
In a field of candidates several pledge to boost economic growth and public engagement while addressing oil price impacts. Jerry Caddel pushes an open commission and diverse leadership and Bob Bryant touts survival budgeting and county services amid low oil prices.
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Bart Starr
Ector County
Bob Bryant
Bryant
Odessa
Caddel
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