Mrs. W T Colburn Dies at 66 in Pumphrey Home
Mrs. W T Colburn 66 died Saturday at her Pumphrey home after a two year illness. Funeral 10:30 Tuesday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. Emmitt Brooks. Burial in Pumphrey Cemetery. Born Noreen Hogan January 27 1902 Coryell County. Lived in Pumphrey 54 years. Married Wade T Colburn December 21 1924. Survived by son W T Colburn Jr of Pumphrey and two others not listed.
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W. T. Colburn
Pumphrey
Spill Memorial Chapel
Emmitt Brooks
Tye Baptist Church
Pumphrey Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Noreen Hogan
Coryell County
Sub Deb Club Elects Sponsors and Officers
In a summer meeting at Brenda Prine home the Sub Deb Club elected Sue Hoppe as parliamentarian and sponsors Mrs. Dianne Davis and Mrs. Edna Ruth Self. Betty Pinkerton became club mother and Randy Vandergrass was named club sweetheart. Cherilyn Beard and Glenda Cooper joined as new members and a dance is planned for August 9.
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Brenda Prine
Cindy Pinkerton
Sue Hoppe
Dianne Davis
Edna Ruth Self
Betty Pinkerton
Randy Pendergrass
Cherilyn Beard
Glenda Cooper
Obituary details for Hogan family kin and pallbearers
The notice lists survivors including Mrs. Ervin Compton of Winters and Mrs. Robert Riggs of Mt. Carmel Ill with two brothers Bill Hogan of Big Spring and Snow Hogan of Winters three sisters Mrs. B G Bennett Midland Mrs. A J Overton Hardy Ark and Mrs Nadeen Smith Winters and eight grandchildren Pallbearers named Milton Patterson Truitt Smith A L Mitchell Douglas Colburn Frick Puckett and W Holbrooks
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Ervin Compton
Winters
Robert Riggs
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Bill Hogan
Big Spring
Snow Hogan
B. G. Bennett
Midland
A. J. Overton
Hardy, Ark
Nadeen Smith
Milton Patterson
Truitt Smith
A. L. Mitchell
Douglas Colburn
Frick Puckett
W. Holbrooks
New Currents In Employment in Wellesley Hills
The memo notes strong overall employment with rising wages and a long upward trend. Skilled labor remains scarce, especially for top factory and white collar roles, increasing hiring costs. Defense and aerospace outlook is stable with selective cuts possible. Firms rely on part-time agencies to manage labor peaks and costs.
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Wellesley Hills
Imass
Probate Notice to Creditors of W S Glover Jr Estate
The administratrix Bettye J. Glover of the estate of W S Glover Jr deceased, files notice in County Court of Runnels County Texas inviting indebted parties to settle and claimants to present claims by law at her Route 2 Talpa Texas residence. The notice is dated August 5 1968. The document also contains unrelated text about executive movement in aerospace and corporate hiring trends.
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W. S. Glover, Jr
Runnels County
Texas
Route 2
Talpa
Runnels
State of Texas
Bettye J. Glover
W.S. Glover, Jr
Ite
Mrs. J. T. Parker Dies After Illness at 49
Mrs. Grace Ane Stringer Parker 49 died Thursday at Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after a three year illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at Winters Church of Christ with burial in Lakeview Cemetery. Survivors include her husband J T Parker two sons James L Parker and Donald Parker one brother L A Stringer and three grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Winters Church of Christ
Glen Gray
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Kerens
Texas
Miles
Winters
J.T. Parker
Lovington
N. M
Donald Parker
Denver City
L. A. Stringer
San Angelo
Carson Easterly
Arthur Bates
Oliver Green
Monroe Bates
Jack Roe
Pat Gray
James Bomar
Jim Jones
Bride-Elect Honored At Saturday Shower in Church Parlor
Judy Elaine Kettler bride-elect of Ronald M. Mapes was feted at a 2 30 p m come-and-go shower in the First Methodist Church parlor. Guests included the bride-elect’s mother Mrs Melvin Mapes and groom’s sister Mrs V E Bowman. Pink decor and roses set a festive tone as gifts were displayed.
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Judy Elaine Kettler
L. W. Kettler
Ronald M.mapes
Melvin Mapes
First Methodist Church
Gene Virden
V. E. Bowman
Hazel Jordan
Lillie Marks
Bill Millorn
Brenda Cole
Mines
A. L. Crockett
E.L. Marks
Travis Jordan
R. W. Barke
Vada Babrston
Rufus Smith
Beckie Poe
Lee K. Choate
Help prevent forest fires and save trees
Bystanders urged to guard against small fires that can spark larger blazes. Authorities remind residents to extinguish embers, dispose of cigarettes properly, and report unattended flames to avoid harm to forests and wildlife.
Faith In Action Program At WSCS Meeting
The Women's Society of Christian Service held a regular meeting in the church parlor with the program Faith In Action led by Mrs Roy Crawford. Mrs John Schaffrina presided at the business session and Miss Frances Stricklin conducted the devotional from The Upper Room. Mrs Schaffrina delivered the benediction. Others present included D A Dobbins M L Dobbins W W Parramore Elmo Mayhew W T Stanley August McWilliams and several more.
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Faith In Action
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Roy Crawford
John Schaffriaa
Clarence Ledbetter
Frances Stricklin
Texas Trees Diversity Highlights Limited Commercial Value
The article notes at least 225 tree species grow in Texas with many not currently commercially important. It underscores botanical diversity and implications for forestry and natural resources.
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Texas
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