Pioneer Rancher Jodie Wilson Dies in Memphis After 22 Years
Jodie Wilson 74 pioneer rancher died at his Memphis home Monday after a year long illness. Funeral last Tuesday at First Baptist Church Memphis with Rev. C K Webb and Rev Rouse assisting. Survived by wife three sons Tom Ed Frank and daughter Mrs Harl Allen and a brother G W Wilson of Blackwell Oklahoma. He owned a large ranch near Hedley and was well known across the county.
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Memphis
Jodie
J. Wilson
Wilson
Hedley
Wellington
Dave Thomas
B. W. Beaird
Jack Knight
First Baptist Church
C. K. Webb
Rouse
Arlington
Tom
Ed Wilson
Frank. Wilson
Dallas
Harl Allen
G. W. Wilson
Blackwell
Texas
Services Scheduled Thursday for T J Cothern
Funeral set for Thomas Jackson Cothern 82 at Primitive Baptist Church in Wellington with Rev A D Hughes officiating. Born July 4 1851 in Louisiana he died June 27 1934 aged 82 years 11 months and 26 days. He leaves a wife three daughters four sons twenty seven grandchildren and twenty six great grandchildren. Pallbearers listed and burial by Goodson Funeral Home in Wellington.
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Primitive Baptist Church
Thomas Jackson Cothern
A. D. Hughes
Vernon
Mr. Cothern
Louisiana
Wellington
Lala Paxton
Wellngton
Katie Patterson
N. W. Wright
Hamilin
W. T.thern
Portales
N. M
J. E. Cothern
Lewis
Colorado
R. B. Cothern
Stanley
R. W. Cothen
Fleydada
Bill Goforth
Willie Guiherie
Hamp Handsley
Newt Femaster
Ed Koen
Sammie
Koen
Goodson
Leola Carter Buried After Dodsonville Funeral
Leola Carter died Sunday night at Hollis hospital at 11 45 pm and was buried at McKight Cemetery after rites at the Church of the Nazarene in Dodsonville. She was born July 29 1915 and was 19 years old. She lived with her father and mother a Nazarene pastor at Hedley and several kin remained in this county. The funeral procession included relatives from Wellington and Dodsonville.
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Hedley
Tee
Wellington
Tom Bryant
Jascow
John Breanovely
Richard Carter
Deatherage Assists in Candado Revival Meet
Bill Deatherage Assistant Pastor in Revival Meet. Bill Deatherage who has been acting pastor of the First Christian Church is now assisting in a meeting at Candado Texas according to his father today. During Mr Deatherages absence his father will fill the pulpit here in Wellington.
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Bill Deatherage
First Christian Church
Candado
Texas
Mr. Deatherage
Wellington
Small
Collingsworth
Earl Goforth
R. C. Dryden
R. Lowry
Lee €. O'Neil
Jani
Austin O'Neil
TL F Curry
Virginia Curry
Monty Garrison
W. J. Lynn
John Fourbis
Tack B. Deahl
Aubrey Dobbs
W. Jones
Elmer Knox Jones
Dale Watkins
Don
Pioneer Christian leader Mrs. H. M. Bandy dies at West Texas county home
Mrs. H M Bandy a founder era Add Ran College graduate and longtime preacher in West Texas died after a long gospel career surviving two daughters six grandchildren and six great grandchildren She helped establish Add-Ran College later Texas Christian University and was among the Thorp family pioneers noted for a Mexican raid at Bright Ranch and staked out Lubbock Funeral services featured Tom Campbell singing Somewhere the Sun Is Shining Pallbearers listed with honorary pallbearers names provided
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Addison
Randolph Clark
Fort Worth
Bandy
Add-Ran College
Hubbard Milton Bandy
West Texas
J. R. Lusk
Ballinger
J. W. Ricketts
Barrenter
Walter Mergert
Hereford
A. ¥. Bell
Wellington
Katherine Thorp Caraway
Mr. Bandy
Add-Ran
Bright Ranch
Lubbock
Tom Campbell
Julius Haralson
Miles Little
C. E. Coleman
Archie Copeland
Jodie York
Lester Benge
Wade Arnold
Bert Newman
Dave Thomas
Paul Starr
J. M. Strong
Flower bearers honor Blanton. interment at Wellington
D M Blanton honored by flower bearers Mrs Miles Little Mrs Julius Haralson Mrs Archie Copeland Miss Faye Bell Mrs Jodie York and Mrs Calvin Sugg. Interment conducted at Wellington cemetery by Ellis Funeral Home.
Small Opposed Gambling and Outlined Texas Governor Bid
Senator Small spoke at a Panhandle rally pledging a safe efficient government and opposing gambling. He criticized current pardon policies, urged highway and education funding, and proposed reforms to courts and ethics while asserting he would rely on a pardon board and strong law enforcement if elected.
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Ife
Tom Hunter
Ferguson
Texas
Panhandle
West Texas
East Texas
Senator Small
Trass Rogers
Amarillo
Tie
Supreme Court
Jimmie Attire
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Vernon Morris
Dorothy Strong
Mayme Weir
Katherine Boverie
Toad Boverie
R. D. Wiley
Gene Vaughan
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R. K. French
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Lee Godfrey
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H. Caperton
Juda
Ola Wall
AL Wynn
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Bettie Jo Brown
VMJ
Ben Beston
Joe Hardy
Des‘ins Wells
Imogene Willis
Miss Lets Miller
Mpl Watkins
Lonnie
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J. N. Wallace
Hub
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Davis Dress Shop
A. Bailey Dress Shop
Bayouth’s Department Store
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Eugene H. Vaughan
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