Baumgardner, F. G. B., 71, dies in Anderson Missouri
Mr. Baumgardner a retired teacher and business owner died at 3 40 am Friday March 16 after a long illness. He was born June 14 1918 in Wellington Texas and lived in Anderson 20 years moving from Tulsa. He taught in Tulsa and at McDonald County High School and owned F G E Electrical and Refrigeration in Anderson. He belonged to Anderson United Methodist Church Lions Gideons and Petroleum Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his wife Margaret Kral two daughters Eva Walker Louise Glass a son Joe Baumgardner four brothers and two sisters. Memorial services were held at 230 pm Sunday March 18 at Anderson United Methodist Church. Cremation followed. Memorials to church or Gideon International.
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Forrest
F.G.B." Baumgardner
Route 1
Anderson
Missouri
Mr. Baumgardner
Wellington
Texas
Tulsa
Oklo
Okla
McDonald County High School
F.G.E. Electrical and Refriger
Anderson United Methodist Church
Anderson Lions Club
Gideons International
Petroleum Masonic Lodge
Af&am
Margaret Kral
Longworth
Joe Baumgardner
Edmond
Eva Walker
Oklahoma City
Louise Glass
New York
Haynes Baumgardner
Lubbock
Robert Baumgardner
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Marion Baumgardner
West Lafayette
Ind
David Baumgardner
Barbara Gordon
Grapevine
Priscilla Jacobson
Adrian
Fred Weber
del Reed
Ray van Giesen
Gideon International
Billie V. Webb Dies at 78 in Hollis Oklahoma
Billie V. Webb 78 of Hollis formerly of Sumnerwood died March 15 1990 after brief illness. Funeral services were held March 17 at First Baptist Hollis with Rev Henry McBrayer officiating. Burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Survivors include wife Mildred four sons five daughters two brothers two sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Billie V. Webb
Hollis
Sumnerwood
First Baptist Church of
Henry McBrayer
Corinth Baptist Church
Roy Hall
Faith Baptist Church of
Randy Ferrell
First Baptist Church
Fairmount Cemetery
Patterson Greer Funeral Home
Mr. Webb
Marietta
Oklahoma
C.E
Lela Ginn Webb
Love County
Mildred Wilson
Harmon County District 2
Mildred
Billy Y. Webb
Dodson
Jerry C. Webb
Ronald Webb
Melvin Webb
Fort Worth
Joyce Clark
Oxnard
California
Jean Ledbetter
Clarendon
Linda Carter
Sue Baker
Wellington
Sandi Wilhelm
Say
Longtime Lovington resident Robert Howard dies in Lubbock
Robert Howard, a Lovington resident for 30 years active in civic and agricultural work, died at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock on March 13. Funeral services were held at Third and Central Church of Christ. Burial followed at Plains Cemetery. Born December 14, 1919 in Wellington, he studied at Texas Tech and built a career in ranching and extension work in Yoakum and Lea counties. He held leadership roles in 4-H and several cattle and Hereford associations. Survived by his wife Helen, daughter Frances, and relatives in Plains and Tatum. Memorials suggested to Texas Tech scholarship fund, American Cancer Society, or charity of choice.
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Robert F. Heward
Lovington
Methodist
Lubbock
Tex
Third and Central Church of Christ
Sam Kitching
Doy Young
Smith-Rogers
Plains Cemetery
Wellington
Howard
Yoakum County
Texas Tech University
Helen Nelson
Plains
Church of Christ In
Yoakum County Rodeo Association
Veterans Vocational School
Lea County
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Lea Co
Texas Tech University Wildlife and
New Mexico State University
New Mexico Cattle Grower's Association
New Mexico and American Hereford Association
New Mexico
National Associations of
Texas Hereford Association
Epsilon Sigma Phi
Helen
Frances
Pat Henard
Oscar Henard
Tatum
Rusty Henard
Kacy Henard
Margaret Sue Howard
Department of Range and Wildlife Managements
Lubbock, Tex
John Hunter
American Cancer Society
Doc Turner 88 Dies. Wellington Cowboy, Restaurateur
N J Turner known as Ma and Doc, age 88, died Saturday in Methodist Hospital Lubbock. Funeral Wednesday at First Baptist Wellington. burial in Memorial Gardens. Survived by son Delmar Turner. daughters Jaquetta Withey and Jean Hastings. brothers L C Turner Olgan Turner. seven grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren. He founded the Dixie Maid Restaurant and worked for Matador Waggoner 6666 JA WineGlass and Mill Iron Ranches. active in First Baptist Wellington and Fat and Wolf Hunters Association. He was a longtime member of the American Quarter Horse Association.
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N.J
Frank Boyles
Wayne Estes
John Rainey
Dee Burba
Milburn Derryberry
Cliff Pitts
Alvin Horton
Pikeville
Tennessee
Thomas Jefferson Turner
Nancy Seals Turner
West Texas
Hardeman County
Damsight
Collingsworth County
Mr. Turner
Mildred Harwell
Wellington
Dixie Maid
Doc
Turner
First Baptist Church
Fat and Wolf Hunters Association
American Quarter Horse Association
Idalow
Ihalou
Delmar
Doc) Turner
Jaquetta Withey
Denver
Colorado
Jean Hastings
L.C. Turner
Ocean Park
Washington
Olgan Turner
Greeley
California
Mildred
Leader Readers Honor List Names long civic role call
A compilation of names lists numerous Leader Readers including Juanita Hopper Vicki Black Dollie Mac Wilson Frank Anderson Keith Smith and many others. The roll includes Mrs Glennie Peters J.L. Souer Carthe Lewis Irene Bumpas and Opie White among others.
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Juanita Hopper
Vicki Black
Dollie Mac Wilson
Frank Anderson
Keith Smith
Duggie Jameson
Peggy Hardin
Rodney Porter
Troy B. Johnson
Scottie McKenzie
Barbara Roberson
Vera Tisdale
J.L. Souer
Glennie Peters
Freda Moody
Mary Ruth Jones
Carthe! Lewis
Irene Bumpas
Bonnie Golden
Eula Hunt
Opie White
David Baumgardner
Sandown Smith
Larry Waters
Harold Scott
Vera Bryan
Viola Maroney
Tom Lewis
Deaths of Trula Deger and cactus note in Arizona
Trula Deger 78 died March 19 1990 in Amarillo Texas funeral March 21 Wellington Church of Christ officiated by Durward Weatherford pallbearers listed survived by husband Walter Deger son Denzil Deger two brothers Maurice and Jake Marshall sister Barbara Marshall granddaughter Debra Hillbrunner grandson David Deger and five great grandchildren. Also a standalone note describes the giant cactus sahuaro of Arizona as leafless with pleats that expand or contract during rain.
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Trula Deger
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Amarillo
Church of Christ In
Wellington
Durward Weatherford
Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Schooler-Gordon
Dick Judd
D.C. Thomason
Larry Waters
Gary Tarver
David Baumgardner
Bob Weatherly
Jack Neeley
Billy Conner
Obituary for Mable Moore of Clarendon at 67
Mable Gilmore Moore 67 died Sunday March 18 1990 at her Clarendon home. Services 2:00 p.m. March 22 at St Stephens Baptist Church Clarendon with Rev Melvin Brooks officiating. Burial in Citizens Cemetery. Survived by husband Melvin Moore three sons Vernon Melvin Jr Jerry, two daughters Louise Powell Brenda Moore, four sisters and three brothers. Seven grandchildren.
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Mable Gilmore Moore
Clarendon
St. Stephens Baptist Church
Melvin Brooks
Citizens Cemetery
Robertson Funeral Directors
Willie J. Gipson
Howard Weatherton
Willie Weatherton
Stanley Campbell
John L. Louis
Victor Willingham
Moore
Roseburg
Clarendon College
Melvin Moore
Louise Powell
Wellington
Brenda Moore
Tacoma
Washington
Vernon Moore
Meddee Harding
Lillie Mae Johnson
Betty Jane Edmond
Amarillo
Roy Lee Gilmore
Floyd Gilmore
San Diego
California
James Gilmore
Obituary: Homer Hill of Hedley Dies at 72
Homer Hill, 72, of Hedley, died Friday in St. Anthony's Hospice Amarillo. Services were Monday at First Baptist Hedley with Rev. Rob Lackey and Rev. Bryan Knowles officiating. Burial in Rowe Cemetery Hedley. Survived by wife Mardice Tipton, five sons, five sisters, and eight brothers. World War II veteran and Church of Christ member.
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Homer Wright Hill
Hedley
St. Anthony's Hospice
Amarillo
First Baptist Church
Rob Lackey
Bryan Knowles
Clarendon
Rowe
Robertson Funeral Home
Mr. Hill
Eva
John Hill
Sunset
Mardice Tipton
Hollis
Oklahoma
Church of Christ
Bryan Hill
Chuck Hill
Ronnie Hill
Bill Hill
Tommy Hill
el Paso
Mirs
Bertha Russell
Thelma Mahler
Chril
Opal Rich
Riverside
California
Flossie Wood
Oveila Mobiey
Graham
Tode Hill
Tige Hill
J.T. John Hill
J.T. John Hill, Jr., and of Hedley
T.L. Hill
Billy C. Hill
Samuel B Norris Jr Pasadena resident dies at 74
Samuel Byron Norris Jr a longtime Pasadena resident died at home March 9 1990 He graduated from Austin High El Paso and Texas A M where he earned a B S in Chemical Engineering He invented the water vending machine founded Crystal Water Co and Presto Tek and Marvel Tek His cactus and Indian artifact collections will be donated or loaned to Huntington Library and Southwestern Museum He survived by his wife Karen Norris his father Samuel Norris Sr a son Samuel Norris III two daughters Shirley Norris Kathleen Norris Miller Tracey Langford Drace Langford and others Burial was at Forest Lawn Glendale.
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Samuel Byron Norris, Jr
Pasadena
Austin High School
el Paso
Texas
Texas A&m
Norris
United States
Crystal Water Company
Presto-Tek Corp
Los Angeles
Marvel Tek
Huntington Memorial Library
San Marino
Southwestern Museum
Karen C. Norris
Samuel Byron Norris
Sun City
Samuel Byron Norris, III
Ursula Norris
Benjamin James Norris
Elizabeth Karin Norris
Palmdale
Shirley Gay Norris
Kathleen Norris Miller
Tracey
Drace Langford
Jay Miller
Corene Childress
Wellington
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Langston Dies. long Texas/Oklahoma educator and secretary
Ola Langston a native of Collingsworth County died Thursday March 8 1990 in Abilene Texas born March 8 1903 to James W Loter and Gertrude Dysart Loter early settlers. She taught in Oklahoma and Kansas City Life Insurance then served as secretary for the City of Albuquerque retiring 1968. Burial in Sunset Memorial Park Albuquerque directed by North Funeral Home Abilene. Survived by a brother and two sisters with several nieces and nephews.
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M. Langston
Collingsworth County
Abilene
Texas
James W. Loter
Gertrude Dysart Loter
L.C. Mersfelder Agency
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Oklahoma City
Howard Langston
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Langston
Sunset Memorial Park
North Funeral
Allen
D. Lower
Lubbock
Lena
A.Z. Hays
Margaret
Robert B. Harper
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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Robert Howard
Robert Heward
N.J. Turner
Leader Readers
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Homer
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Drace and
Tracey Langford
Yvonne Brewer
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