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Funeral services for Weldon Thompson 57 of Pecos were held in Odessa with the Rev. J C Waters officiating. Masonic graveside rites followed in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Thompson died Monday at M D Anderson Hospital Houston after a long illness. He was born March 9 1911 in Greenville and married Sammy Miller July 8 1936 in Hugo Oklahoma. He was a production foreman and had lived in Pecos since 1949. Survivors include his wife two sons two brothers two sisters and one grandchild.
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Weldon Thompson
Pecos
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Odessa
J. C. Waters
Evangelical Methodist Church of
Hugo
Oklahoma
Thompson
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Wilson Buried In Sinton
Funeral services were held in Sinton for Amos Arno Wilson Sr 69 of Pecos who died Monday in Reeves County Memorial Hospital after a long illness He was born September 20 1698 in Lampasas and came to Pecos in 1948 Survived by wife Ruby two sons Amos of Uvalde Norman E of Arlington a daughter Yvonne Heidt of Tacoma Washington and twelve grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinton
Amos Arno Wilson, Sr
Pecos
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Goodwin Funeral Home
Wilson
Lampasas
South
Cypress
Church of Christ
Ruby
Amos
Uvalde
Norman E
Arlington
Yvonne Heidt
Tacoma
Washington
Burglar attempt at vending machine reported
Thursday morning George Lanario said someone tampered with a coin receiving unit at Corypean Service Station but no money was taken. Mrs Cruz Sanchez of 107 Sycamore reported a cat bite. the cat is held for ten days. Fire units responded to incidents in Pecos and Barstow. a three car crash at Sixth and South Hackberry involved a 1952 GMC, a 1965 Ford, and a 1968 Oldsmobile with Valiant cited for disobeying a stop sign.
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George Lanario
Corypean
Hackberry Streets
Hugh Brendon Valiant
Alice Bright Looser
Ralph E. Armbruster
Valiant
West Sixth Street
Looser
Hackberry
Hockstatter Rites Held Thursday
Services were held Thursday at St. Catherine’s Catholic Church for Ambrose Aloysious Sam Hockstatter 69 with Rev Father Griffis officiating. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery. He died in El Paso at 10 p.m. Monday in Sun Towers Hospital. He was born November 15, 1898 in Winfield Kansas and had lived in Pecos 27 years. He belonged to the Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus in Odessa. He is survived by two brothers and three sisters in Missouri and Georgia.
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St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Ambrose Aloysious
Sam’’ Hockstatter
Father Griffis
Evergreen Cemetery
Hockstatter
el Paso
Sun Towers Hospital
Winfield
Kansas
Pecos
Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Odessa
Gretrude
Victor
Hoisington
Henry
Nevada
Missouri
Angie Belknap
Otto
Mary McHugh
Jo Ann Lewis
Warner Robins
Georgia
Missed Paper Line Urges Call to Report
Readers are asked to call the circulation department at 445 5475 if they miss a paper or have comments. The office cannot know of missed deliveries unless subscribers contact us to correct errors.
Howard Rites Wednesday for Mattie Howard
Last rites were held at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel for Mattie Howard 86 who died Monday night Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery with Rev G F Garlington officiating She was born April 21 1882 in Albertville Alabama Survivors include a son Milford a brother Allas Rice three sisters a niece and two grandchildren and five great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Funeral Home
Mattie Howard
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Fairview Cemetery
G. F. Garlington
Howard
Albertville
Alabama
Paul Morrison
Jimmy Morrison
Howard Harris
A. J. Potter
D. W. Bozeman
J. P. Stubblefield
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Lipton Tea
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Libby
W& Carnation
Don Thompson
Midland
Dan Thompson
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Bacon
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