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Funeral Service For A M Moreland Held At Wilmeth
Alvin M Yoram Moreland longtime Fort Worth area merchant and resident died early Saturday at Fort Worth hospital. He was born November 1 186 and lived in James Camry before moving to Ware Community where he ran a grocery and later a combined store. He was a member of Saint Fort Worth Baptist Church and belonged to the World War II veterans group. Survived by four sons D L Moreland San Angelo Texas Zax Eamston Conn J B Moreland Fort Worth sisters Mrs A Skorher Fort Worth Mrs Zritwell Winters and Mrs E L Sirmutareer Winters brother E M Nor etamat Matland and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Wilmeth Funeral Home with Rev Ereeks pastor. Interment followed at Oak Street Cemetery.
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Mrs. James A Broadstreet 82 dies after two weeks
Mrs. James A Broadstreet, 82, longtime Wilmeth resident since 1915, died Saturday evening at Winners Municipal Hospital after a two week illness. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church with Rev. B. T. Shnemake officiating. Burial followed in Wilmeth Cemetery under the direction of Spill Darser, Wired Lowe, and Patrick.
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Havner Infant Dies. Services Held In Winters
Sharon Elaine Havner infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil R Havner of Rt 2 Abilene died Sunday morning in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Baird She was born July 9. Funeral services were held at 10 30 a m Monday in Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev B L James and Rev Oats officiating.
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