Funeral rites for Travis Wood held in Winters
Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon at First Baptist Church Winters for Travis Wood 47 of Waco formerly of Drasco. Burial followed at Lake View Cemetery Winters. Surviving family includes companion Fern and children Mike and Susan, parents Vyron and family, sisters Alton Balley and Boyd Richards, with many relatives listed as attendees and visitors from Abilene Lubbock Plainview Dimmitt and Winters during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Longbliow
First Baptist Church of
Winters
Travis Wood
Waco
Drasco
Lake View
Fern
Mike
Susan
Vyron Wood
Alton Bat
Ters
Harold Wilson
Billy
Ovale
L. M. Eoff
Calvin King
Lynn
Abilene
Adron Hale
Willie Jonas
Tom Middleton
Grover Orr
Don
Kay
Donny Oakeses
Eli Dentons
NTSU
Denton
Alton Ballew
Jerry Harris
Tulsa
Perry
Bevis Wood
Plainview
Boyd Richards
Lubbock
H. C. Crossan
Joe R. Johnson
P. C. Crossans
Sallie Smith
Arh Gapwell
Merrill Fest
C. W. Smiths
Charlie Jones
Debbie
Barney Gibbses
W. I. Taylor
R. Q. Wests
Draseo
Bob Griffith
Glenn
Clyde Reids
Moro
Lovey Bailey
E. J. Reid
J. W. Allmands
Ovatoa
Barney Gibbs
Charlie Nalls
Gibbses
George F. Vaughn
Barneys
Jodie
Frances Stricklin
Hayne Bushs
Tuscola
Dessie Fisher
Stricklins
Mansfield Foster
Beulah McCartney
Larry Webb
Texas University
Austin
Bruce.Webb
Hulvis Webbs
Don Marks
Dianne
Donna
Lisa
Finis Bradshaws
Monro
Jerry Chambhlise
San Angelo
Diel Bishops
Jack Bishop
A. J
Card of Thanks from Morrison Family
The Morrison family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy, the floral offerings, cards, letters and food they received during their time of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Morrison
Funeral for Travis Crean Wood Held in Waco
Funeral services for Travis Crean Wood 47 were held at First Baptist Church with pastors from Drasco and Hubbard officiating. Military rites were at Lakeview Cemetery by Dyess Air Force Base personnel. Wood died in Providence Hospital after a month illness. He was a WWII Army Air Corps veteran and retired Air Force member who later worked for Rocketdyne in Waco. Survived by wife Fern Adams Wood, son Michael Travis, daughter Susan Theane, and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Crean Wood
First Baptist Church
W. S. Taylor
Drasco Baptist Church
I. W. Thornton
Primitive Baptist Church
Hubbard
Lakeview Cemetery
Dyess Air Force Base
Abilene
Spill Funeral Home
Mr. Wood
Providence Hospital
Waco
Drasco
LUNCH MENU FOR WEEK OF FEBRUARY SEVEN TO ELEVEN
Independent lunch menu lists daily meals from February 7 to 11. Monday offers Mexican dinner with pinto beans and enchiladas. Tuesday features barbecue on a bun. Wednesday serves Italian ravioli. Thursday cooks fried chicken. Friday provides hot dogs or sandwiches with fries and fruit.
Sew and Sew Club Of Wingate Meets At Burrow Home
Twenty one members gathered Tuesday for the Sew and Sew Club of Wingate at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C Burrow. Fay Pinegar presided, Martha O Dell read minutes, handwork was done, and refreshments served to members and guests Melinda and Belinda Hill. The next meeting with Marie Bradford is set for Feb 15 when secret pals will be revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingate
Onie Lindsey
Ira Lloyd
Martha O’dell
Mildred Patton
Annie Phillips
Fay Pinegar
Edna Rogers
Grace Smith
Johnnie Woodfin
Julia Hancock
Flossie Kirkland
Willie Pritchard
Faye Burrow
Melinda
Belinda Hill
Marie Bradford
Funeral for Brenda Lynn Towe Infant at Spill Memorial Chapel
Funeral services for Brenda Lynn Towe infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Mackie Wayne Towe were held at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Milton Allen officiating. Burial was in Baby Land at Lakeview Cemetery. The infant died shortly after birth at Ballinger Memorial Hospital at 1130 Thursday. Survivors include the parents a twin sister and grandparents Jimmie Fine of Winters and Woodrow Malloneen of De Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Lynn Towe
Mackie Wayne Towe
Spill Memorial Chapel
Milton Allen
Bethel Baptist Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Ballinger Memorial Hospital
Jimmie Fine
Winsters
Woodrow Malloneen
de Leon
Submarine Navigators Rely on New Devices Under Ice
Naval crews on submarines traveling beneath polar ice cannot use magnetic compasses and must depend on newer navigation equipment. The second item notes that boiling will not injure cotton.
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Bradshaw
Jane Scott
Dimmitt
Chester Scotts
Joes
Krystal
Benny George Scott
Hereford
Frank Simpsons
Joe Baker
E. H. Baker
Robert Walker
T. O. Williams
Fred Crow
Morton
O. D. Montgomery
Odessa
A. T. Williamses
Bede Englands
L. Q. Sneeds
Finis Bradshaw
Fred Kraatz
Joanna
More
Anson Rest
John Higgins
Joe Buchanan
Billy Joe Buchanan
Josh
Alex Buchanan
Floyd Harwood
Darrell
Olton
Dallas
Doyle Buchanan
Lawton
Okla
August McWilliams Sr
Victory
J. L. Feagan
Henry Webb
Hulin Webb
Horace Abbotts
Bob Abbott
Mce Murry
Gene Easterly
Merneva
Cindy West
Dub McMillon
Tom Love Massengale
Allen Sikes
A. L. Newby
Eldon Bagwell
Carol Mayfield
Floyd Sparks
J. H. Mitchell
August McWilliams Jr
Arb Bagwell
Bobby Cooke
Jimmy Gresham
Kathleen Ueckert
John McMillan
Garland O’dell
Garland
McMillans
J. T. Foard
Norton
Albert McMillan
Johns
Bo McMillan
Pasadena
Arlie Downing
T. C. Downing
Travis Downings
C. F
Lott
Claude Tindles
Josie Tinles
Scott and White
Temple
Anita Tindle
Lanny England
Bishops
Zack Wests
George Shuffield
James Davis
New Orleans
Jesse West
Charles Parton
Benny Kendrix
Jerry Mills
Tarleton College
Weldon Mills
O. L. Daniels
Ballinger
Page Baize
Donny
Brown County
Brownwood
Keith Browne
Lometa
Calif
Nealt Stoecker
Arthur Franke
Hondo
Ed Donica
Greg
J. H. Dodson
Tommy Hallford
Price Self
Joe Scott
Chester Scott
Lloyd Bailey
John Hardy
Corbet Cooper
Bert Pressler
Lawn
Noble Touchstone
Ray
Hilda Bahlman
John
John Pennel
Los Angeles
Pennel
Enterprise
Texas
Insurance Agency
Waddell Chevrolet CO
Winters, Texas
Travis
Wood
Spill Bros. CO
Burrow
Towe
Spill Chapel
First Savings & Loan
Hutchings
W. Beauregard
West Texas Utilities
WTU
Sphus
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