Rites Held for J B Crow Former Lutie Resident
Funeral services for J B Crow 79 former Lutie resident were held at Clay Funeral Home Shamrock with Rev Lance Webb presiding. Crow died March 18 in Dalhart Hospital after retiring from farming in Lutie twenty years ago. He was born August 20 1859 in Burleson County Texas and survived by his widow a son and a daughter six grandchildren and other relatives across Canadian Shamrock and Colorado.
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J. B. Crow
Tlutie
Clay Funeral Home
Shamrock
Lance Webb
Methodist
Mr. Crow
Dalhart
Crow
Lutie
James Booker Crow
Burleson County
Texas
Permelia Denton
William Crow
Canadien
Pearl Coleman
Walla Walla
Washington
Frances Catherine
James Dickinsor
Elizabeth Elfen
William Randall Crow
Canadian
Royal James Crow
Verna Mae George
Colorado
Tony Coleman
Palthea
Leonard Sparlin
Tom Whitson
Jack Lowry
C. J
Song service led by Sweat and Mrs Lawry at funeral
Sweat and Mrs. Jack Lawry directed the singing portion which included God Cannot Make any Imperfect Man The Old Rugged Cross and later My God To Ther Interment followed in Shamrock Cemetery.
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Sweat
Jack Lawry
Old Rugged Cross
God
Shamrock Cemetery
Rail plan offers 20 dollar fare to fairs and expo
The Association of American Railroads announced a plan enabling residents of any section to visit both the York World’s Fair and the San Francisco International Exposition and return home for 20 dollars in train fare.
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Association of American Railroads
Five Wellington Men Attend State Woodmen Convention
Five Wellington men represented the local Woodmen of the World at the annual State Convention in San Antonio on March 20 21 and 22. R S Montague R W Duke W R Adams Hugh Longino and J A Keller made the trip by car leaving Wellington Sunday. State officials spoke at the meeting described as the outstanding event of the year for the Lodge.
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Wellington
San Antonio
R. S. Montague
R. W. Duke
W. R. Adams
Hugh Longino
J. A. Keller
Notice to Debtors and Creditors Estate of N. C. Duggins
Administrator C. B. Anderson, appointed March 18 1939 by Judge C. C. Bishop of Collingsworth County Texas, calls all debtors to settle and all creditors to present claims within legal time at his Wellington address P O Box 768. Public notice dated March 22 1939.
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N. C. Duggins
Collingsworth
Texas
C. C. Bishop
P. O
Wellington
B. Anderson
N. C. Dugeins
Lillie Community News Briefs Record Local Visits
Mrs. J. D. Aaron attended a bridal shower for Mrs. C E B Jackson at Mrs. Gerald Hardy’s home. Buster Stafford and the McMinns visited relatives. Stafford plans to move to Fort Worth. Lillie church installed seven lights with a windcharger. Farm meeting at Lillie featured a fine program and poultry demo photos from Amarillo. Sunday school invited. Gib Bell and L. Ashton moving. Word of a son born to Mr and Mrs Zook Thomas of Midlawn.
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J. D. Aaron
C. EB. Jackson
Gerald Hardy
Buster Stafford
Katherine
Dorothy McMinn
Stafford
Misses McMinn
L. ED. McMinn
Mrs. Stafford
Fort
Cleta Jo Keller
Little Brother
Crossroads
Lallie Church
Charles Graves and
Shamrock
Clarence Morrow
Sumnerwood
Rob Isbell
Lile Wed
Nesday Fe
Amarillo
Lillie
Gib Bell
Fred, Bell
L. P. Ashton
Sugg Place
Cross Rounds
Zook Thomas
Mid
Mr Thomas Named Manager of Lillie Gin
The report states that Mr. Thomas is appointed as manager of the Lillie gin. It notes his role overseeing operations at the facility and guiding production activities.
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Land
Thomas
Lillie Gin
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