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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1969
Page
7
Services for Hugh R. Musser 69 were held at 2 30 p m Saturday in Barnheart Funeral Chapel. He died about 5 30 a m Friday in a Wichita Falls home. The Rev Leonard Tomline a Methodist minister conducted the services.
A Whitewright native born November 27 1899 in Celeste, retired farmer and Methodist, died leaving three sisters Mrs A B Jones Whitewright, Mrs Eula Nelson Fort Worth and Mrs Opal Allen Bixley Okla, and many nieces and nephews.
Bobby McCullough fell and broke his leg again Sunday evening. He was taken to the Geer Clinic for a new cast and is now at his home.
A two day reunion at Ada Hanks Route One Bells drew forty three attendees from across Texas and beyond. Visitors included Dave Williams Fort Smith Arkansas and many relatives from Seattle San Antonio Dallas Houston Bryan and Denison. New nursing home admissions listed and several guests visited Mrs Dess Whiton and others in the community. A church service Sunday morning reported strong attendance.
Miss Britt and David Sears were feted with a Come and Go shower in the First National Bank community room. Mrs. Ray Harrison greeted about 40 guests at an orchid centerpiece table as gifts were displayed and refreshments served by eight hostesses. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Jim Ferguson, Mrs. Clovis Grant, Mrs. Mary Hurst, and others from Sherman, Denison, and Whitewright.
The Brotherhood of Hebron Baptist Church held a church wide watermelon supper on Friday night. Pastor Rev. Houston Garner gave the invocation and prayer of thanks. Wayne Abbott served ice cold melons buffet style to 65 attendees on the church grounds. Mrs. Mae Henderson of Sherman attended.
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