Funeral Services for John Smith 61 Held in Houston
Funeral services for John Smith 61 of Houston were held at 2 30 Sunday at Forest Park Funeral Home with eGard May Church of Christ officiating Graveside rites followed Monday at 10 30 am at Shiloh Cemetery near Alto conducted by Cecil Stringer Church of Christ officiating Smith died Friday morning at work from an apparent heart attack He worked for Brown and Root Construction Company He was a native of Houston County and a former Alto resident now living in Houston 18 years He belonged to Southeast Church of Christ Survivors include his wife two sons three daughters two brothers a sister 17 grandchildren and five step sisters Pallbearers listed The body was transported to T Allen Son Funeral Home in Houston prior to burial
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John Smith
Houston
Chapel of Forest Park
eGard May
Church of Christ
Shiloh
Alto
Cecil Stringer
Smith
Brown and Root Construction Company
Houston County
Southeast Church of Christ
Bertha E. Smith
John Bill Smith
Douglas M. Smith
Dorothy McDaniel
Pasadena
Annola French
Mary Grace Allen
Herbert Smith
Edna
Joe Smith
Grace Grench
Billy Thompson
Don Irish
Bobby Joe Wise
Garland White
M. C. Alexander
Virgil Wright
Buc Fulton
Ralph Roselle
T. Allen & Son Funeral Home
District IX 4 H Dress Revue slated for July in Nacogdoches
Cherokee County participants Linda Martin Mary Goodspeed and Linda Singletary compete Thursday July 27 1967 at Hotel Fredonia Nacogdoches judged by a panel and peers. Ribbons gifts from Mize Department Store with luncheon fashion show precede judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Nacogdoches
Cherokee County
Linda Martin
Mary Goodspeed
Linda Singletary
Mize Department Store
Jerry Vining
Jackie Rogers
Helen Colston
Russell Davis
Jacqua Rogers
la- Nelle Clifton
Glenda Polite
Jeanine Chapman
Lonna Shaffer
Don Parsons
Terry Vining
Richard Singletary
Kenneth Jackson
Lynda Clifton
Edward Chapman
Delores Bobbitt
Barbara Good Speed
Linda Dingletary
Harris Rites Held for Forest Area Man
Funeral services for Thomas M Harris 9 of Forest Community near Alto were at 4 p.m. Monday at Forest Baptist Church with Rev Gene Tomlin officiating. Burial followed at Hester Cemetery. Harris died Saturday afternoon in a San Angelo hospital after a short illness. He was a native of Goldthwaite and longtime Forest resident, a Baptist, retired farmer and rancher. Survivors include two sons J B Harris and Porter Harris of Alto. two daughters Mrs A M Weatherbee and Mrs K K Kennedy of San Angelo. two sisters Mrs Luther Lee of Beaumont and Mrs Fula Folks of California. three grandchildren and eight great grand children.
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Thomas M. Harris
Forest
Alto
Forest Baptist Church
Gene Tomlin
Hester Cemetery
T. Allen
Harris
Harris San A Io
Weatherbee Am
K. Kennedy
San Angelo
Luther Lee
Beaumont
Fula
California
John H Bradberry Fanera death notice at Mt Hope
John H Bradberry 77 of Selman City died Friday morning in an Overton hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at Mt Hope Methodist Church with burial in Mt Hope Cemetery under Crawford Crim Funeral Home of Henderson. He was a retired Cities Service pump man and member of Mt Hope Church. He left a wife Hester and four children James Bradberry Buren Hale W L Hawkins Jr and A M Scott plus two brothers a sister four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Hulan Bradberry Travis Bradberry Bure Green Joe Bradberry Ray Bradberry and Franklin Pigg.
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John H. Bradberry
Selman City
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
A. N. Tiller
B. W. Waltman
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Crawford A, Crim
Henderson
Braeberry
Overton
Shelbyville
Rusk County
Cities Service Or Co
Mt. Hope
Frank Bradberry
Frank Pigg
Center
Funeral services for Mrs Ada Barnes in Alto
Mrs Ada Barnes 75 of Alto died Saturday night after a long illness. Funeral held 2 p m Monday at First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Phillip Watson and Rev Bill Cunningham. Burial Oakland Cemetery near Rusk. Burial directed by O T Allen and Son Funeral Home of Alto. Survivors include four stepchildren two brothers three sisters and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a Baptist, native of Rusk, former Ennis resident, lived in Alto five years.
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Ada Barnes
Alto
First Baptist Church
Phillip Watson
Bill Cunningham
Oakland Cemetery
Rusk
O. T. Allen and Son Funeral Home
USCGR Gilcrease Graduates From Training Center
Boatswain's Mate Third Class Jerry Lee Gilcrease of Alto completed the Leadership School at the U S Coast Guard Reserve Training Center Yorktown Virginia. The two week program covered military leadership Coast Guard history world affairs human behavior and group dynamics for annual active duty training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lee Gilcrease
USCGR
Ford R. Gilcrease
Alto
U. S. Coast Guard Reserve Training Center
Yorktown
Coast Guard
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Rusk residents hosted relatives visiting from Oklahoma and Louisiana. Brent Lindsey returned home with his grandparents after a week with them. Shreveport and Houston guests joined Mrs. Pinson and Mrs. Colvard, while Mr. and Mrs. Harkins and Mrs. Guinn hosted relatives nearby.
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Gerald Smith
Neal
Lawrence Smith
Winnie Denton
Brent
Helen Wemple
Shreveport
William Thompson
Houston
Jack Pinson
Alto teen joins 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam
Private First Class Marion D Lindsey 19 son of Mr and Mrs Doyle A Lindsey Alto was assigned to the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam July 1 as a rifleman with Company A 2nd Battalion 18th Infantry near Di An. Lindsey enlisted December 1966 and trained at Fort Polk Louisiana after Alto High School 1966 graduation.
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Marion D. Lindsey
Doyle A. Lindsey
Alto
Vietnam
18Th Infantry
di An
Lindsey
Army
Ft. Polk
Pvt
Alto High School
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Irene Odom
John Barton
Doyle F. Goodspeed Jr
Sandra Risinger
Rayford A. Cagle
Hulan Bradberry
Travis Bradberry
Bure Green
Joe Bradberry
Ray Bradberry
Franklin Pigg
Mrs
Gilcrease
Rusk Folks Pvt
M. Lindsey
E. E. Colvard
McAlster Okla
C. J. Harkins
Edwin Guinn
Dallas
Charles Burch
L. D. Guinn
Kroehler
Aan
Americ
Dearborn
Kelvinator
Okuup
Deacon's
Mata Tees
SBR
A. Aei
A. S
Treas
Kroefiler
Axy
Bearden
Mattress—Springs
ICAI
Ibkroehler Sofa
Jerator i A
Ione
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