Dorothy Imogene (Watkins)
Boyd
Nov 10, 1923 - Sep 30, 2006
Imogene Boyd passed away Saturday, September 30, 2006 in Odessa.
She was born on November 10, 1923 in Dallas, TX to the late Willie
Lee and Willie Mae Watkins.
Imogene married the late Alva P.
Boyd on May 27, 1942 in Dallas, TX. She then moved with her
husband to Midland in 1949 where she worked for Midland National
Bank and Commercial Bank & Trust for many years.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a sister
Maxine Harris and five brothers Hubert, Mark, Newman, Boss and
Grady.
Survivors include her son, Buddy Boyd of Midland, two daughters,
Alva Jean Turner of Odessa and Sandra Gail Dickson and husband Allen
of Midland, six grandchildren: Sherry Nolan Turner of New Braunfels,
Todd Turner of Odessa, Beth Basham of Las Vegas, Nevada, Michael
Boyd, Kalli Dickson and Kenzi Dickson all of Midland; eight
great-grandchildren: Matt Nolan, Tori Nolan, Zach Nolan, Travis
Turner, Trevor Turner, Breanna Boyd, Madison Boyd, Cole Basham, and
numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral Service will be held Tuesday, October 3, 2006 at 11:00 a.m.
at First Baptist Church Chapel with Dr. Gary Dyer officiating.
Interment will follow at Resthaven Memorial Park.
The pallbearers will be Mike Lovell, Todd Turner, Michael Boyd, Jr.
Harris, Zach Nolan and Allen Dickson. The honorary pallbearers will
be Leroy Stewart, Gary Rhea, Bill Lovell, Dr. Richard Klempnauer and
Clawson Pipkin.
Family messages and condolences may be emailed to: [email protected].
Services are being held under the direction of Pipkin Funeral Home.
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Notes:
- Published in Midland
Reporter-Telegram on Oct 3, 2006
- Resthaven Memorial Park,
Midland, Midland Co., TX
- w/o Alva Pearson Boyd d/o
Willie Lee Watkins (buried Dresden with first wife Cindy) and
Willie Mae (unk) Watkins ( Willie's first wife is Cindy R.
�Cinderella� (Owen) Watkins (all her children's birth records
say Lucinda Owens one death record on a son says Cindy Owen)
buried Dresden cemetery)
INFANT DAUGHTER
Jones
Died Aug 26, 1953
Rites For Infant Thursday Morning
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. N. D. Jones, 1902 Highland Road, Dallas, who
died in Baylor Hospital Wednesday morning, were held
Thursday at 11 a.m. at
Hamilton cemetery, where interment was made.
Surviving are the parents, a brother, Mike Jones;
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Moore and Mr.
and Mrs. N. S. Jones, all of Dallas.
Corley directed.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Thurs., Aug 27, 1953
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
- Obit says d/o Mr. and Mrs.
N. D. Jones - Unable to locate a death certificate but she is
the granddaughter of Roy Forrest Moore and Serena Lucille
(Vinson) Moore
Ethel Ruth (Massengale)
Stover
Dec 13, 1914 - Oct 30, 1953
Mrs. Neal Stover Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Neal Stover, 39, who died at the
family residence Friday morning near Sanger, Texas, were held
from the First Methodist church at Sanger Saturday at 1 p.m.
A graveside service will be held Saturday at 5 p.m. at the
Hamilton
cemetery where interment will be made.
Mrs. Stover is the former Ethel Massengale and was a graduate of
Corsicana High School
Surviving are her husband, two sons, Terry Neal, 15, and Bobby,
13, all of Sanger; father, W. M. Massengale, Barry; two
brothers, Marshall and Roy Massengale, both of Barry; four
sisters, Mrs. John Gillen, Emhouse; Mrs. A. M. Russell, Barry;
Mrs. Robert McGraw, Blooming Grove and Mrs. Raymond Cagle,
Monahans, and other relatives.
Corley directs local arrangements.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Sat., Oct 31, 1953
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
- w/o Otho Neal Stover;
d/o William McHenry �Will� Massengale & Nancy B. �Nannie�
(Armstrong) Massengale buried in Grange Hall cemetery
Rexford Howard Adams,
Jr.
Feb 24, 1955 - Mar 10, 1955
Minister's Wife Fatally Injured Wednesday Night
Mrs. Ritta L. Eakin, 24-year-old wife of a McGregor
minister, was fatally injured Wednesday night near the south
city limits of Dallas on Highway 75 in an automobile
accident.
Funeral services will be held from the Griffin Funeral
Chapel here Friday at 10 a.m. with burial in the Birdston
cemetery [see note].
The rites will be conducted by Rev. James E. Hill, pastor of
the Pentecostal Church of God of Waco.
Reports from Dallas indicated that the automobile driven by
the minister's wife smashed into a truck involved moments
before another crash. The mishap occurred on Highway 75 near
Stuart Simpson Road. The truck involved was a three-quarter
flat-bed truck. Witnesses were quoted as saying the truck
apparently was either parked on the highway or was moving in
the wrong land without lights.
Deputy Sheriffs B. J. McDaniel and Henry Campbell said that
a man believed the driver of the truck fled.
Daniel Paul Eakin, aged 4, son of Mrs. Eakin and Mrs. Wanda
Lee Adams, 22 sister of Mrs. Eakin, and three Adams
children, Barbara 2; Diane Pauline, 11 months, and Rexford
Howard Adams, Jr., two weeks old, were in the car. The two
weeks' old infant is in Parkland Hospital in a critical
condition with a fractured skull. The other children
suffered cuts and bruises.
Surviving are her husband, Rev. Robert R. Eakin, pastor of
the Pentecostal church at McGregor; two sons, Marvin Edward
Eakin and Dannie Paul Eakin; a daughter, Carol Lynn Eakin,
all of McGregor; father, E. E. Moles, Corsicana; mother,
Mrs. Margie Lofton, Brownwood; two brothers, D. C. Moles,
Irving, and E. G. Moles, Dallas; four sisters, Mrs. Opal
French, Irving; Mrs. Wanda Lee Adams, and Mrs. Billie Hardy,
both of Dallas and Mrs. Maxine Walls, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Eakin died in Parkland Hospital, Dallas, a few minutes
after being admitted.
Notes:
-----
Double Funeral Rites Friday For Wreck Victims
Double funeral services for Mrs. Robert Eakin, 25, of
McGregor, and her nephew, Rexford Howard Adams, aged two
weeks, of Route 1, Dallas, were held Friday at 10 a.m.
from the Griffin Funeral Chapel here.
The child was buried in Hamilton cemetery and Mrs. Eakin
was buried in the Birdston cemetery near Streetman.
The rites were conducted by Rev. James E. Hill, , pastor
of the Waco Pentecostal Church of God, and Rev. H. B.
Warnick, pastor of the Baptist East Temple of Dallas.
Died In Dallas
Mrs. Eakin died in Parkland hospital, Dallas, shortly
after being admitted Wednesday night following an
accident involving a car and a truck on Highway 75 near
the Stuart Simpson road. The babe died of a fractured
skull and other injuries in Parkland Hospital Thursday.
Homer Benson, 48, Dallas truck driver, was named in
charges of murder without malice, failure to stop and
render aid and no drivers' license filed before Glenn W.
Byrd, justice of the peace. Benton told police he
stopped by the side of the road to try to fix his
lights, which were out, and the car struck his truck.
The truck had been involved in another collision a few
minutes earlier, according to officers, but no one was
injured. Benson left the scene of the accident before
officers arrived and was arrested at home.
Survivors
Surviving Mrs. Eakin are her husband, Rev. Robert R.
Eakin, pastor of the Pentecostal church at McGregor; two
sons, Marvin Edward Eakin and Dannie Paul Eakin; a
daughter, Carol Lynn Eakin, all of McGregor; father, E.
E. Moles, Corsicana; mother, Mrs. Margie Lofton,
Brownwood; two brothers, D. C. Moles, Irving, and E. G.
Moles, Dallas; four sisters, Mrs. Opal French, Irving;
Mrs. Wanda Lee Adams, and Mrs. Billie Hardy, both of
Dallas and Mrs. Maxine Walls, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
other relatives.
Surviving the babe are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rexford
Howard Adams; and two sisters, Barbara Elaine Adams,
aged two years, and Dianna Pauline Adams, aged 11
months, all of Route 1, Dallas, grandparents and other
relatives.
Pallbearers for Mrs. Eakin were Eugene French, Maurice
French, Hardy McCleary, Willie B. Pillans, J. M. French,
and Cyral Washburn.
Notes:
Doy
Virgil King
May 10, 1915 - Dec 22, 1962
D. V. King Dies Friday Night
Doy Virgil King, 47, employe of the Todd Shipyard in
Galveston died Friday night.
A funeral service will be held in Galveston Sunday
at 2 p.m. and a second service will be held at the
Corley Chapel Monday at 2 p.m. with burial in the
Hamilton cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Edward
Anderson; two sons, Darrell and Danny King, all of
Galveston; parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. King,
Corsicana, and a brother, M. R. King, Texas City,
and other relatives.
Notes:
Joe Merlen
�Jody� King
Aug 23, 1892 - May 14, 1964
J. M. King Dies Early Thursday
J. M. King, 71, carpenter, 1195 West Eleventh
avenue died in Memorial Hospital Thursday
morning.
Funeral services will be held from the Corley
Chapel Friday at 2 p.m. with burial in the
Hamilton cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev. B. J.
Ferguson, pastor of Memorial Baptist church, and
Rev. Homer Cox, pastor of the Eleventh Avenue
Methodist church.
King was a native of Navarro county.
Surviving are his wife of Corsicana; a son, M.
R. King, Texas City; six grandchildren and one
great-grandchild and other relatives.
Pallbearers will be Darrell King, Danny King,
Michael King, Edward Anderson, Lonnie Davis and
Billy Pruitt.
Notes:
William
George Watson
Aug 18, 1872 - Apr 22, 1953
Friday Services For W. G. Watson
Funeral services for William G. Watson, 81,
retired Centerville farmer and railroad
employee, were held from the Corley Chapel
at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial was in the
Hamilton cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev. Riley E.
Dale, pastor of the Missionary Baptist
church.
Watson died Wednesday night.
Surviving are two sons, Willie J. and Robert
A. Watson, both of Corsicana; two daughters,
Mrs. H. J. Ewing, Corsicana, and Mrs. Roy A.
Atkisson, Hobbs, N.M.; two brothers, Tom and
Dave Watson, both of Centerville; six
grandchildren and a number of nieces and
nephews.
Pallbearers were Charles D. Miller, W. R.
Starnes, A. H. Starnes, J. J. McMillan, C.
S. McClanahan and C. O. Curington.
Notes:
Charles Edward
"Ed" Watson
Jul 30, 1894 - Nov 25, 1972
C. E. Watson
Funeral services for C. E. (Ed) Watson,
78, who died Saturday in Evergreen
Nursing Home, were to be at 2 p.m.
Monday at the Corley Funeral Chapel with
the Rev. Bruce Hibbitt officiating.
Burial was to be in
Hamilton cemetery.
He was a native and lifelong resident of
Corsicana and a member of Missionary
Baptist Church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lottie
Watson, Corsicana; a daughter, Mrs.
Hazel Hamrick of Port Lavaca; three
grandchildren; seven step-daughters and
one step-son; a sister, Mrs. E. R.
McKelroy of Corsicana; and two brothers,
W. C. Watson of Corsicana and Robert
Watson of Austin.
Pallbearers were to be C. C. Merrell,
Douglas Jordan, Lee Welch, George
Chappell, Ike Estell and Harmon Pope.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Mon., Nov 27, 1972
-
Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
1st wife Lora Ethel (Martin) Watson
2nd wife Charlotte �Lottie� (Moor)
Martin-Watson s/o John Robert Watson
and Lula (Donaho) Moreau-Watson
Charley Edward Watson
Dec 11, 1884 - Dec 19, 1954
Charlie Watson Expires Sunday
Charlie E. Watson, 70, formerly of
Barry, died in Memorial Hospital
late Sunday night.
Funeral services will be held from
the Griffin Chapel Tuesday at 10
a.m. Burial will be in the
Hamilton cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev.
H. G. Starkey, pastor of the
Memorial Baptist church. The Masons
will have charge of the graveside
rites and will provide pallbearers.
Watson was a member of the Calvary
Baptist church here and the Masonic
Lodge No. 839, Barry.
Surviving are his wife, a son, Billy
Watson; a daughter, Miss Minnie Lee
Watson; and a grandson, all of
Corsicana; two brothers, W. H. and
G. W. Watson, both of Barry; three
sisters, Mrs. John Nowlen and Mrs.
G. F. Gay, both of Corsicana, and
Mrs. Fred Reed, Barry, and other
relatives.
Notes:
Lula Irene Singleton
Nov 29, 1896 - Jun 1, 1953
Rites Held For Miss Singleton
Funeral services were held at 4
p.m. Tuesday for Miss Lula Irene
Singleton, 56, who died at
memorial Hospital Sunday.
Services were held from the
Corley Funeral Home Chapel, with
Rev. G. L. Johnston conducting.
Interment was in
Hamilton cemetery.
She is survived by a brother,
Earl Langridge, Corsicana; a
sister, Mrs. Evelyn McCaslin,
Powell; mother, Mrs. Manda
Garrison, Powell and several
nieces and nephews.
Corley directed.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Tues., Jun 2, 1953
-
Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
d/o George L. Singleton &
Amanda Sarah Elizabeth
�Mandy� (Bonner) Langridge-Singleton-Garrison
( death certificate says
George L. Singleton & Mandy
Bonner)
Tommie Melissa (Glass)
Little
Sep 9, 1894 - May 18, 1958
Monday Services For Mrs.
Little
Mrs. J. Walter Little, 63,
native of Corsicana, died in
Memorial Hospital Sunday
morning following a brief
illness.
Funeral services will be
held from the Corley Chapel
Monday at 4 p.m. with burial
in Oakwood cemetery.
The rites will be conducted
by Rev. Thad Son, pastor of
the Eleventh Avenue
Methodist church. Burial
will be in the Hamilton
cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, a
daughter, Mrs. George
McAdams; a grandson, George
W. McAdams; a sister, Mrs.
Jim Chambliss, all of
Corsicana, and other
relatives.
Pallbearers will be Oscar
Burns, Truly Etheredge,
Preston Garner, Guy Buck, G.
C. Cowden and Lester Atkins.
Notes:
Lena Hood (Toten)
Breedlove
Dec 29, 1890 - Oct 23,
1975
Mrs. Breedlove
Services will be at 11
a.m. Saturday at the
Corley Funeral Home
Chapel for Mrs. Gurnie
R. (Lena) Breedlove, 84,
resident of Sulphur,
La., who died Thursday
in Memorial Hospital.
Rev. Uriah Stegman will
officiate, and burial
will be at
Resthaven Memorial Park.
She was a native of
Navarro County, former
Corsicana resident,
lived in Sulphur for the
past seven years, and
member of the pleasant
Grove Methodist Church
near Corsicana.
Survivors include a
daughter, Mrs. John W.
Wood of Sulphur; three
grandchildren, three
sisters, Mrs. Claude
Horne and Mrs. Ben
Jordan both of Hubbard,
and Mrs. W. N. Price of
Wellington, tex. and a
number of nieces and
nephews.
Notes:
Roy Bristow
Aug 24, 1903 - Jul 15,
1974
Community
Leader Roy Bristow Dies
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the First
Baptist Church sanctuary for Roy Bristow, 79, of 1613 N.
26th St., who died Monday morning at Memorial Hospital
following a short illness. He was a church, civic, and
business leader.
Rev. Harold Lansford and Rev. Elvis Egge will officiate.
Burial will be at
Resthaven Memorial Park. Arrangements are with Griffin
Funeral Home in Corsicana.
He was born in Malakoff August 24, 1903, the son of the late
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Bristow. He and his family moved to
Emhouse in1906. He attended the Emhouse schools, graduated
from Corsicana High School, and attended the University of
Texas in Austin prior to accepting a position as scale clerk
with the Anderson-Clayton Company.
He worked with the Southland Cotton Oil Company as
bookkeeper, cashier, seed buyer and manager.
He joined First Baptist Church in 1930, served two terms on
the board of deacons, 22 years as general superintendent of
Sunday Schools, and recently served as adult director of the
Adult Sunday School department. He was a member of the
church planning committee for various expansion programs of
the church.
Other activities of his service to the Corsicana area
included being a member of the Corsicana Chamber of
Commerce, Agriculture Committee, Navarro County Crops
Program, former chairman of the Seven Stop Cotton Committee,
and past president of the Corsicana Lions Club. He was a
member of the Lions Governor's Cabinet.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Roy Bristow of Corsicana;
a son, Charles Roy Bristow of Dallas, a daughter, Mrs.
Robert Prigmore of Dallas, five grandchildren, a brother,
Robert Bristow of Palestine and other relatives.
Pallbearers include Paul Moore, Leighton Dawson, Hoyte
Moore, C. G. Winn, George Watkins, Homer Harris, Bronnie
McNabb and Wilson Griffin.
Honorary pallbearers will be members of the First Baptist
Church Board of Deacons. |
Notes:
Ernest C. Butler
Oct 26, 1904 - Sep 22,
1975
E. C. Butler
Services will be at 10
a.m. Thursday at the
Corley Funeral Home
Chapel for Ernest C.
Butler, 70, resident of
Corsicana, who died
Monday in Memorial
Hospital.
Rev. Elvis H. Egge and
Rev. Eugene Wood will
officiate, with burial
following at
Resthaven Memorial Park..
He was a native of
Navarro County, lived in
Corsicana since 1964,
was a deacon at First
Baptist Church,
superintendent of
Schools in Emhouse 12
years, superintendent in
Mabank for 15 years, and
in Lancaster for five
years. For the past 10
years he was a real
estate agent in
Corsicana.
Survivors include his
widow of Corsicana, a
son, Dr. E. C. Butler of
Austin, and two
grandchildren.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Tues., Sep 23, 1975
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
h/o Loyas (Scarbrough) Butler; s/o Whitaker Homer
Butler & Martha Jane (Copeland) Butler buried in New
Pursley Cemetery
Loyas (Scarbrough)
Butler
Jul 17, 1904 - Jun 8,
1971
Butler
Funeral services for
Mrs. Ernest C. Butler,
who died Tuesday at
Memorial, will be
Thursday at 2 p.m. at
the Corley Chapel, with
the Rev. Roberts
officiating, assisted by
the Rev. Eugene E. Wood.
Burial will be in
Resthaven Memorial Park..
A native of Rockdale in
Milam County, Mrs.
Butler had resided in
Corsicana for the past
seven years and was a
member of First Baptist
Church. During her 31
years as a teacher, she
taught at Emhouse and
Mabank.
She is survived by her
husband, Ernest C.
Butler of Corsicana,
former superintendent of
schools at Lancaster and
Mabank and a former
faculty member at
Navarro Junior College.
Also surviving are a
son, Dr. Ernest Charles
Butler of Austin; two
grandchildren; mother,
Mrs. Lula Scarbrough of
Dallas; two brothers,
Dr. S. C. Scarbrough of
Amarillo and Virgil
Scarbrough of Galena
Park; and a sister, Mrs.
Alma Fluker of
Texarkana.
Pallbearers will be Hoyt
Moore, Chester Sprinkle,
Dr. Ben Jones, Jimmie
Phillips, Bruce Green,
Connie Hyde, O. A. Trull
and Bronnie McNabb.
Notes:
John Marion Holloway
Jun 22, 1926 - Oct 3,
2020
John
Marion Holloway, 94, passed away on October 3, 2020, in
Waco, Texas, at Hillcrest Scott & White Baylor Hospital.
Burial will be at Resthaven Memorial Park.
John was born on June 22, 1926, in Roane, Texas, to the late
Arthur Burton Holloway and Lula Pearl Reagan Holloway. He
lived in Roane until he entered the military service in the
U.S. Army's 11th Airborne Division, the �Angels Division�,
and served in the Pacific theater in the Philippines and
Japan during World War II. He attained the rank of Sergeant.
He was on a troop transport ship headed for the invasion of
Japan when an atomic bomb dropped on each of two Japanese
cities.
John's life revolved around his family. He loved spending
time with Ruby Jewell, with his children and many
grandchildren. He was baptized and a member of the Roane
Baptist Church where he met Ruby at an ice cream social.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruby Jewell Aven on
July 5, 2015; sisters, Gladys Sims and her husband, Kyle,
and Marzie Auerbach and her husband, Don; and brothers:
Morris Holloway and his wife, Lucille, Reagan Holloway and
his wife, Blanch, and Bryan Holloway and his wife, Kay.
Survivors include his daughter, Barbara Smith and her
husband, Robert Pat; sons, Ricky Holloway and his wife,
Patti, and Jon Holloway and his wife, Melanie;
grandchildren: Tiffany Hansen Raye and her husband, Tommy,
Mark Batte and his wife, Chris, Lauren Cathey and her
husband, Billy Joe, Scott Holloway and his wife, K.K., and
Brooke Holloway; 12 great-grandchildren; five
great-great-grandchildren; sister, Sue Clark and her
husband, John; other relatives and many friends. A3(2) |
Jack Harold Holloway
Mar 14, 1925 - Jan 13,
1981
INFO FROM FINDAGRAVE.COM
Born at Corsicana, Tx
Died in a Dallas
Hospital at the age of
55 yrs, tragically from
injuries sustained from
a car accident in
Lindale, Texas.
Father: William Richard
Holloway (b. 9-11-1901,
d. 8-16-1931, at the age
of 30 yrs.)
Mother: Mittie
Marthalane Petty (b.
8-28-1902, d.
12-31-1972, at the age
of 70 yrs.)
Jack Holloway was 6 yrs
old when his father
died; his mother unable
to take care of all the
children, placed them in
the IOOF State Home that
same year, except for
Mary, the baby. He
entered the United
States Army June 23,
1943. He had brown eyes
and brown hair, 5'9",
174#. Military
Occupational
Specialty-Paratrooper-Truck
Driver;
Battles/Campaigns:
Rhineland Central
Europe. He served with
398th Infantry in
England, France and
Germany. He was
decorated with American
Theater Campaign Medal,
EAME
(European-African-Middle
Eastern) Campaign Medal
with 2 Bronze Stars,
Good Conduct Medal,
Purple Heart, Bronze
Star Medal, and
Distinguished Unit Badge
with 1 Oak Leaf Cluster,
World War II Victory
Medal, Lapel
Button--Wounds recvd in
action (Germany)EAME Nov
19 1944; Honorable
Discharge Feb. 4, 1946.
Jack was married to Jo
Ann Shadix Holloway
(Jones) of Corsicana on
March 6, 1954, Navarro
County, Texas. She is
buried at Benton County
Memorial Park, Rogers,
Arkansas. They had two
children. He married
again at Lindale and had
1 daughter.
Jack was a carpenter.
Notes:
Billy Dunn Watson
Dec 8, 1922 - Sep 14,
2010
Graveside services and
interment for Billy Dunn
Watson, 87, Athens are
scheduled for 11:00 A.M.
Thursday, September 16,
2010 at Oaklawn Memorial
Park, Athens, with Dr
Kyle Henderson
officiating.
Arrangements are with
Carroll-Lehr Funeral
Home, Athens.
Mr. Watson died Tuesday,
September 14, 2010 in
Athens.
He was born December 8,
1922 in Cooper to
William Wylie and Carrie
Elizabeth Dunn Watson.
Bill married Tommie
Frances Scoggins
November 15, 1943 in
Bennetsville, South
Carolina. He was
Sergeant in the U S Army
18th Airborne 54 Signal
BN and served in
England, France, Belgium
Luxemburg, Holland and
Germany. He was awarded
numerous medals
including 7 Bronze Stars
and Victory Ribbon. Bill
was a 50 year Mason and
a member of First
Baptist Church. He
retired after 40 years
with American National
Insurance Company.
Survivors include his
wife Tommie Watson,
Athens; daughter Leslie
Watson Gunn, Carrollton;
son Larry Gene Watson,
Texarkana; 5
grandchildren and 5
great grandchildren.
Notes:
Kathryn "Kay" (Reames)
Watkins
Mar 22, 1923 - Sep 27,
2020
Kathryn
"Kay" Watkins, 97, passed away on September 27, 2020. Burial
will be at Resthaven Memorial Park.
Kay, also known as "G. Mom", was born on March 22, 1923, in
Emhouse, Texas, to the late Annie Jewel Threet Reames and
Homer Augusta Reames, the first of two daughters.
Kay loved traveling to the Orient and around the world. Her
other interests involved both Social and Duplicate Bridge
and quilting which she did for over 30 years.
She was preceded in death by her husband, George Alvin
Watkins; her first born child, Linda Kay Watkins Sullivan
Sauer; first grandchild, Rickey Arnold Sullivan, Jr.; and
sister, Helen M. Gray.
Survivors include her daughters, George Ann Watkins
O'Bannon, and Lynn Emery Taylor; son, Tim Alvin Watkins;
seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; niece, Kathey
Gray Comer, Kay's namesake. |
Notes:
- w/o George Alvin Watkins;
d/o Homer Augusta Reames & Annie Jewell (Threet) Reames
Eddie (Day)
Pevehouse (Eddie Lea)
Sep 6, 1944 - Oct 4,
2020
Eddie
was born in Dallas on September 6, 1944. While growing up
she spent most summers in southwest Navarro County at the
family cattle ranch, and after graduating early from Bryan
Adams High School in Dallas, she attended classes at Navarro
Junior College before starting at the University of Texas as
a 16 year-old junior, majoring in Spanish.
Over the years she was active in more civic and community
organizations than can be accurately recalled, and focused
most of her efforts in recent years on her many historical
and genealogical interests, and often received recognition
from local organizations for her work on topics of local
historical interest. She once wrote a book on the Sutton
Taylor Feud, and was quick to remind anyone that the Suttons
started it. She also devoted a significant amount of time in
recent years fighting for environmental causes that she felt
would adversely affect ranchers in her part of Navarro
County. The companies who she fought against said her
efforts weren't the deciding factor in canceling their
projects, but they were canceled nonetheless.
Like her aunt, Lola Longbotham, she served as Chairwoman of
the Navarro County Democrats for several years, ensuring a
place in government for the people until well after 2008,
when rural counties like Navarro County elected their first
county-wide Republicans since Reconstruction.
In the 1970's, she transitioned into a career in
advertising, specializing in political campaigns. After the
death of her aunt Lola in 1984, she moved back to Navarro
County to live on and work the family cattle ranch with her
two sons. She took efforts to preserve the history and
heritage of the ranch, enrolling it the Texas Family Land
Heritage Program, which is limited to family farms and
ranches that have been in continuous agricultural production
for at least 100 years. Her family history on the ranch goes
back to when the Longbothams received their first land grant
in 1834, before Texas was a Republic.
As was the case with her mother, it didn't take long for
anyone to learn that behind the accent and small-town
demeanor Eddie was a Mensa-member with a quick wit who knew
her way around the subjects about which she spoke. Her
family can't remember a time when she lost at Scrabble or
Trivial Pursuit. She enjoyed honest debates about all sorts
of political views, but would not stand for hypocrisy in
life or in politics.
She passed away on October 4, 2020, and is survived by her
son, Bill Truitt of Houston, with his three children,
Walter, Charlie, and Helen, as well as her son Jason Truitt
of Houston, with his three children, Stephanie of
Snoqualmie, Washington, Tyler, who lives in Austin, and Mary
Alice, who lives in Atascocita, and two great-grandchildren,
Tyler's daughter Gemma and son Benjamin.
As is too-often the case nowadays, due to the COVID-19
pandemic there will be no public services. In accordance
with her wishes, her ashes will be spread on the ranch,
which she always said she will watch over forever.
|
Notes:
Gary Dwaine Pryor
Dec 6, 1938 - Oct 1,
2020
On
Thursday, October 1st, 2020, Gary Dwaine Pryor, loyal
husband and father of three children, passed away at the age
of 81.
Gary was born on December 6, 1938 in Corsicana, TX to
Thurman and Thelma Pryor. He graduated from Navarro College
and then moved to Houston where he began his career in
advertising sales. Gary had a passion for life. That was
evident in the way lived. His experiences made for the best
stories. He enjoyed spending time on or around the water,
Mexico was his favorite destination and his love for dogs
was immeasurable. Gary was also an avid lover of jazz music,
fancy clothes and was known for his quick wit, and calm
demeanor.
Gary was preceded in death by his father, Thurman, his
mother, Thelma, his aunts, Roberta and Grace and his
stepdaughter and stepson, Penny and Ted. He is survived by
his wife Eddie Sue, his three children, Gary, Angela and
Carla, his stepdaughter Patti, and numerous grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
A celebration of life will be held at Northside Baptist
Church in the Activity Building on December 5th, 2020 from 2
p.m. - 4 p.m. |
Notes:
James Glendale "Buddie"
Longbotham
Jan 9, 1901 - July 27,
1980
J.G. Longbotham
J.G. (Buddy) Longbotham,
79, of Wortham, died
Sunday at the Wortham
Hospital.
Funeral service will be
Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the
First United Methodist
Church of Wortham with
the Rev. Ross Davis of
Oklahoma City
officiating. Burial will
be in the Wortham
Cemetery. Porter Funeral
Home of Wortham has
charge of arrangements.
Mr. Longbotham was a
resident of Navarro
county for more than 50
years. He was a rancher.
Survivors include his
wife, Lola Longbotham,
Wortham; two sisters,
Mrs. Wyatt Hayter, Mexia
and Mrs. S. R. Parris,
Dallas; three nephews
and one niece.
Pallbearers will be
Morgan Craig, Mack
Strange, Bobby Wilson,
Billy Smallwood, Corley
Sawyer, Brad McReynolds,
Kenneth Butler and J. G.
Moody.
David Garrett Moles
Dec 5, 1897 - Oct 27,
1953
David G. Moles Rites
Saturday
Funeral services for
David G. Moles, 55,
fatally injured in an
automobile accident at
Falfurrias Wednesday
morning, will be held
from the First Baptist
church in Streetman
Saturday at 10 a.m.
Burial will be in the
Birdston cemetery.
The funeral originally
was slated for Friday
afternoon but has been
postponed until the
Saturday hour.
The rites will be
conducted by Rev. H. L.
McKissack Teague Baptist
minister.
Surviving are a son,
Jerry Moles, Falfurrias;
a daughter, Mrs. Joyce
Michaels, Chicago; a
sister, Mrs. J. C.
Hardie, Dallas; two
brothers, M. I. Moles,
Eureka, and E. E. Moles,
Corsicana, and other
relatives.
Corley will direct.
Notes:
----
Saturday Rites For David
Moles
Funeral services for
David G. Moles, 55, were
held from the First
Baptist church in
Streetman Saturday at 10
a.m. Burial was in the
Birdston cemetery.
Moles was fatally
injured in an automobile
accident at Falfurrias
Wednesday morning.
The rites were conducted
by Rev. H. L. McKissack
Teague Baptist minister.
Surviving are a son,
Jerry Moles, Falfurrias;
a daughter, Mrs. Joyce
Michaels, Chicago; a
sister, Mrs. J. C.
Hardie, Dallas; two
brothers, M. I. Moles,
Eureka, and E. E. Moles,
Corsicana, and other
relatives.
Masons were pallbearers.
The rites were conducted
by Rev. H. L. McKissack
Teague Baptist minister.
Corley directs.
Notes:
Mary Ealon (Ferguson)
Moles
Jun. 12, 1905 - Aug. 27,
1953
Friday Services For Mrs.
Moles
Funeral services for
Mrs. Ealon Moles, 49,
who died Wednesday at
Piermont, Texas, were
held Friday at 4:30 a.m.
from the First Baptist
church in Streetman.
The rites were conducted
by Rev. M. O.
Southerland, pastor of
the Powell Baptist,
church, formerly of
Streetman. Burial was in
the
Birdston cemetery.
Surviving are her
husband, David Moles,
Piermont; a son, Jerry
Billy Moles, Falfurrias;
a daughter, MRs. Joyce
Michaels, Chicago; two
grandchildren; three
brothers, Wayne and Carl
Ferguson, both of
Streetman, and Fred
Ferguson, New London;
mother, Mrs. Mattie
Ferguson, Streetman, and
other relatives.
Pallbearers were members
of the Streetman Masonic
Lodge.
Corley directed.
Notes:
Everett Edwards Moles
Sep 28, 1894 - Nov 5,
1972
Funeral services are
scheduled for 10 a.m.
Tuesday at the Griffin
Funeral Home Chapel for
Everett Moles, 79, of
Duncanville, who died
Sunday in Duncanville.
Capt. James Fortney will
officiate, and burial
will be in
Birdston Cemetery
near Streetman.
He was a member of the
Methodist church.
Survivors include two
sons and their wives,
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Moles
of Victoria and Mr. and
Mrs. Gurley Moles of
Lancaster; two daughters
and their husbands, Mr.
and Mrs. Don French of
Irvin and Mr. and Mrs.
Rexford Adams of
Duncanville; a
step-daughter, Mrs.
Maxine Allen of
Brownwood and a
step-daughter and her
husband Mr. and Mrs.
Hardy McClary of Dallas;
a brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Maja Moles
of Corsicana; and a
sister and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hardy
of Mesquite; 17
grandchildren, and a
number of nieces and
nephews.
Pallbearers will be
Robert Moles, Daniel
Eakins, Marvin Eakins,
Johnny French, Arnold
Williams and Rodney
Bancroft.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Mon., Nov 6, 1972
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
World War I
Veteran ] TEXAS PVT US ARMY WORLD WAR I
- h/o Margorie
�Margie� (Washburn) Williamson-Moles-Lofton buried
in Greenleaf Cemetery, Brownwood, Tx; s/o David
Calvin Moles & Lizzie Ordella (Edwards) Moles
Retta Lou (Moles) Eakin
Jun 14, 1931 - Mar 9,
1955
Minister's Wife Fatally
Injured Wednesday Night
Mrs. Ritta L. Eakin,
24-year-old wife of a
McGregor minister, was
fatally injured
Wednesday night near the
south city limits of
Dallas on Highway 75 in
an automobile accident.
Funeral services will be
held from the Griffin
Funeral Chapel here
Friday at 10 a.m. with
burial in the
Birdston Cemetery.
The rites will be
conducted by Rev. James
E. Hill, pastor of the
Pentecostal Church of
God of Waco.
Reports from Dallas
indicated that the
automobile driven by the
minister's wife smashed
into a truck involved
moments before another
crash. The mishap
occurred on Highway 75
near Stuart Simpson
Road. The truck involved
was a three-quarter
flat-bed truck.
Witnesses were quoted as
saying the truck
apparently was either
parked on the highway or
was moving in the wrong
land without lights.
Deputy Sheriffs B. J.
McDaniel and Henry
Campbell said that a man
believed the driver of
the truck fled.
Daniel Paul Eakin, aged
4, son of Mrs. Eakin and
Mrs. Wanda Lee Adams, 22
sister of Mrs. Eakin,
and three Adams
children, Barbara 2;
Diane Pauline, 11
months, and Rexford
Howard Adams, Jr., two
weeks old, were in the
car. The two weeks' old
infant is in Parkland
Hospital in a critical
condition with a
fractured skull. The
other children suffered
cuts and bruises.
Surviving are her
husband, Rev. Robert R.
Eakin, pastor of the
Pentecostal church at
McGregor; two sons,
Marvin Edward Eakin and
Dannie Paul Eakin; a
daughter, Carol Lynn
Eakin, all of McGregor;
father, E. E. Moles,
Corsicana; mother, Mrs.
Margie Lofton,
Brownwood; two brothers,
D. C. Moles, Irving, and
E. G. Moles, Dallas;
four sisters, Mrs. Opal
French, Irving; Mrs.
Wanda Lee Adams, and
Mrs. Billie Hardy, both
of Dallas and Mrs.
Maxine Walls,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Eakin died in
Parkland Hospital,
Dallas, a few minutes
after being admitted.
Notes:
----
Double Funeral Rites
Friday For Wreck Victims
Double funeral services
for Mrs. Robert Eakin,
25, of McGregor, and her
nephew, Rexford Howard
Adams, aged two weeks,
of Route 1, Dallas, were
held Friday at 10 a.m.
from the Griffin Funeral
Chapel here.
The child was buried in
Hamilton cemetery and
Mrs. Eakin was buried in
the
Birdston Cemetery
near Streetman.
The rites were conducted
by Rev. James E. Hill, ,
pastor of the Waco
Pentecostal Church of
God, and Rev. H. B.
Warnick, pastor of the
Baptist East Temple of
Dallas.
Died In Dallas
Mrs. Eakin died in
Parkland hospital,
Dallas, shortly after
being admitted Wednesday
night following an
accident involving a car
and a truck on Highway
75 near the Stuart
Simpson road. The babe
died of a fractured
skull and other injuries
in Parkland Hospital
Thursday.
Homer Benson, 48, Dallas
truck driver, was named
in charges of murder
without malice, failure
to stop and render aid
and no drivers' license
filed before Glenn W.
Byrd, justice of the
peace. Benton told
police he stopped by the
side of the road to try
to fix his lights, which
were out, and the car
struck his truck. The
truck had been involved
in another collision a
few minutes earlier,
according to officers,
but no one was injured.
Benson left the scene of
the accident before
officers arrived and was
arrested at home.
Survivors
Surviving Mrs. Eakin are
her husband, Rev. Robert
R. Eakin, pastor of the
Pentecostal church at
McGregor; two sons,
Marvin Edward Eakin and
Dannie Paul Eakin; a
daughter, Carol Lynn
Eakin, all of McGregor;
father, E. E. Moles,
Corsicana; mother, Mrs.
Margie Lofton,
Brownwood; two brothers,
D. C. Moles, Irving, and
E. G. Moles, Dallas;
four sisters, Mrs. Opal
French, Irving; Mrs.
Wanda Lee Adams, and
Mrs. Billie Hardy, both
of Dallas and Mrs.
Maxine Walls,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and
other relatives.
Surviving the babe are
the parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Rexford Howard
Adams; and two sisters,
Barbara Elaine Adams,
aged two years, and
Dianna Pauline Adams,
aged 11 months, all of
Route 1, Dallas,
grandparents and other
relatives.
Pallbearers for Mrs.
Eakin were Eugene
French, Maurice French,
Hardy McCleary, Willie
B. Pillans, J. M.
French, and Cyral
Washburn.
Notes:
Jonathan Benton Coleman
Oct 22, 1886 - Aug 30,
1956
Streetman Rites For J.
P. Coleman
J. B. (Cap) Coleman, 69,
rancher and retired
Streetman merchant, died
in the Navarro Clinic
early Thursday morning
following a short
illness. He was a member
of the Masonic Lodge.
Surviving re his wife of
Streetman; two
daughters, Mrs. C. V.
Carroll, Streetman and
Mrs. W. B. Broun, Glen
Rose; two grandchildren;
two brothers, F. S.
Coleman, Houston, and J.
A. Coleman, Streetman,
and a number of nieces,
nephews, and other
relatives.
Funeral services will be
held from the First
Baptist Church in
Streetman Friday at 2
p.m. with burial in the
Birdston cemetery.
The rites will be
conducted by Rev. Obie
F. Barton, pastor of the
Unity Baptist Church,
here assisted by Rev.
Leonard Lee.
Masons will have charge
at the grave and will
act as pallbearers.
Griffin Funeral Home
will direct.
Notes:
William Bradley Roberts
Mar 23, 1885 - Dec 24,
1953
Retired Magnolia Employe
Expires
W. B. Roberts, 68,
retired employe of the
marketing division of
the Magnolia Petroleum
Company, died at his
home in Streetman on
Thursday night.
Surviving are his wife
of Streetman; two sons,
Wallace B. Roberts,
Corsicana, and Frank
Wallace, San Antonio; a
daughter, Mrs. Abe
Steele, Anahuac; three
brothers, U. F. Roberts,
Sr., Waco; S. A. and A.
J. Roberts, both of
Dallas, and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services were
held from the First
Baptist church in
Streetman Saturday at 2
p.m. Burial was in the
Birdston cemetery.
The rites were conducted
by Rev. Leonard Lee,
Streetman, assisted by
Rev. Herbert L.
McKissack, Teague
Baptist minister.
Masons were pallbearers.
He was a member of the
First Baptist church in
Streetman and the
Winkler Masonic Lodge.
Griffin directed.
Notes:
Patricia Ann (Roberts)
Anz
Nov 13, 1940 - Sep 11,
2010
Patricia
Ann Roberts Anz, 69, passed away Saturday, September 11,
2010. Memorial services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, at Day
Spring Baptist Church in Waco followed by committal services
at Birdston
cemetery in Streetman, Texas.
Patricia worked as a nurse's aide, a volunteer, an
audio-visual communications specialist.
She is survived by her husband, James; sons, Andre and
Craig; daughter, Shari; grandchildren, Eleah, Isaac, Olivia,
Amelia, Irene, Mathius, Allyssa, Lane, and Caleb, Tallis and
Aodhan; siblings, Lish, Bill, Catherine, and Becky; and many
more family members and friends. |
Notes:
-
Waco Tribune-Herald - Sep. 14,
2010
-
Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
w/o James Anz; d/o Ulish Floyd
Roberts, Sr. & Mishie Ann
(McDaniel) Roberts
Alice (Roberts) Sims-Gilbert
Jul 18, 1903 - Jul 17,
1957
Mrs. Gilbert Dies In
Austin
Mrs. Alice Roberts
Gilbert, 54, died in
Austin Friday.
Funeral services are
scheduled Sunday at 10
a.m. at the
Birdston Cemetery.
Surviving are three
brothers, U. F. Roberts,
Waco; S. A. and A. J.
Roberts, both of Dallas,
and other relatives.
Griffin will direct.
Notes:
----
STREETMAN, July 23 (Spl)
--Graveside rites were
held at Birdston
Cemetery Sunday a.m. at
10 o'clock for Mrs.
Alice Gilbert who passed
away in Austin Friday.
She will be remembered
as Alice Roberts.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
� Thurs., Jul. 25, 1957
-
Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
1st husband Jack Sims
2nd husband unknown
Gilbert; d/o Ulishish
Floyd Roberts, Sr. &
Silvia Rebecca
(Sweatmon) Roberts
Katherine Ann McNutt
Jul 5, 1956 - Nov 2,
2020
Katherine McNutt, 64,
went to be with the Lord
November 2, 2020.
In leu of flowers,
donations of Child
Evangelism Fellowship of
Navarro County would be
appreciated.
Obituary will follow.
Service to be held at
2:30 PM on Thursday,
November 5th at First
Baptist Church in
Corsicana.
Notes:
----
Katherine Ann McNutt,
64, passed into the
loving arms of her Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ
on Monday, November 2,
2020. She was a dearly
beloved Sister, Aunt,
Great Aunt and Friend.
Katherine was born in
Nashville, Tennessee on
July 5, 1956 to Lee
William McNutt, Jr. and
Josephine Pritchett
McNutt. Katherine's
father was a native of
Corsicana who returned
to his hometown in 1958.
A woman of beauty,
intelligence and humor.
Katherine had a strong
Christian faith and a
very kind heart. She was
preceded in death by her
parents Lee William
McNutt, Jr. and
Josephine Pritchett
McNutt, and by her
Grandparents, Lee
William McNutt, Sr.,
Anna Mae McNutt, Joseph
Worley Pritchett and
Velma Williams
Pritchett. She is
survived by her brother
Bob McNutt and wife,
Amber of Corsicana,
brother Lee William
McNutt, III and wife,
Susanna of Dallas.
Sister Melanie Jeanne
McNutt of Dallas. She is
also survived by nephews
and nieces, Thomas
McNutt and wife Julie,
Lee William McNutt, IV
and wife Michelle, Bo
McNutt, Josie McNutt,
Alyssa, Nicole and
Matthew Stills, Rabel
McNutt, Slone McNutt.
Great nephews and niece
Lee McNutt, James McNutt
and Hollie Grace McNutt.
She was a great animal
lover and over the years
she had many faithful
and loyal dogs that
brought great joy to her
life.
Katherine graduated
Corsicana High School in
1974. She attended
Southern Methodist
University, where she
graduated with a BA in
History in 1978. She was
a member of Delta Delta
Delta Sorority and a
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Little Sister. She had a
special place in her
heart for two of her
professors, Drs Jeremy
Adams and Bonnie
Wheeler. We would also
like to express
gratitude to Jacki,
Detra and Stella for
their special care.
Visitation will take
place at Corley Funeral
Home, 418 N. 13th
Street, Corsicana, Texas
75110 Wednesday,
November 4, 2020 from
12:00-7:00 pm with the
family in attendance
5:00-6:00 pm.
The Funeral Service will
be held at 2:30 pm
Thursday, November 5th,
2020 at First Baptist
Church, 510 W. Collin
Street, Corsicana, Texas
75110. Burial will
follow the service at
Oakwood Cemetery.
The family is especially
grateful to God for His
abundant grace and
mercy. And most
appreciative of the many
acts of kindness, love
and compassion shown by
others during this
difficult time.
In lieu of flowers
donations may be made to
of Child Evangelism
Fellowship of Navarro
County, 117 W. Mall
Drive, Corsicana, Texas
75110 or to the charity
of your choice.
Notes:
- Corley Funeral Home
- Submitted by
Karen Rost
-
d/o Lee William
McNutt, Jr. & Josephine (Pritchett) McNutt
William David Travis
Dec 19, 1921 - Jun 18,
2019
William David Travis
went home to be with the
Lord on June 19, 2019.
William was born
December 19, 1921, to
John William and Annie
Denbow Travis in
Corsicana, TX, where he
grew up. He married the
love of his life, Billie
Doris Green, in 1943 and
they were married for 61
years. They had two
children, Serena Ann
Holdridge and John David
Travis.
William served in the
Army Air Corp in India
and Burma in
WWII. After
discharge, he worked at
the Dallas Morning News
as a typesetter until
retirement. He was also
a Mason for over 50
years.
William is preceded in
death by his parents,
his wife, Billie, his
daughter, Serena, and
his son, John David.
William is survived by
granddaughter Holli
Baker and her husband
Rob Baker, and
Great-Grandchildren
Zachary McNeill and
Allison McNeill.
Interment is at
Oakwood Cemetery in
Corsicana, TX, in the
Travis family plot.
Wade Family Funeral Home
Notes:
Daniel Aurbon �Dan�
Trull Sr.
Apr 4, 1919 - Apr 2,
2011
Daniel Aurbon "Dan"
Trull Sr.
KILGORE - Graveside
services for Daniel
"Dan" Aurbon Trull Sr.,
91, of Overton, will be
4 p.m. Tuesday, April 5,
2011, at Danville
Cemetery in Kilgore,
with the Revs. Mike
Gribble and Bradley Reed
officiating.
Mr. Trull passed away
Saturday, April 2, 2011,
in Overton.
Mr. Trull was born April
4, 1919, in Ben Wheeler,
Texas, to William and
Lona Trull, deceased.
Dan was retired from
Getty Oil Co.
He served in the United
States Army during
World War II as a
mechanic.
Mr. Trull was a loving
and devoted husband,
father, grandfather and
great-grandfather. Mr.
Trull was a longtime,
faithful member of the
Kilgore Missionary
Baptist Church. He
enjoyed spending time
outdoors with family,
fishing and hunting. Dan
loved people and
spending time visiting.
He will be truly missed
by all his loving family
and friends.
Survivors include his
wife, Clara Hendrix
Trull of Overton; son
and daughter-in-law,
Daniel Jr. and Sharon
Trull of Lafayette, La.;
stepsons and spouses,
J.D. and Billie Hendrix
of Kilgore and R.T.
"Buddy" and Penny
Hendrix of Overton; two
grandchildren, Laci and
husband, Joe Stephenson
of Longview and Daron
Trull of Lafayette, La.;
four
great-grandchildren,
Matt and wife, Tiffany
Hampton, Colin Hampton
and Drew Hampton, all of
Kilgore, and Nathan
Trull of Lafayette, La.;
numerous nieces and
nephews; and many other
loving family and
friends.
Memorials may be made to
Angel Care Hospice, 209
Hwy 79 North, Henderson,
TX 75652; or Kilgore
Missionary Baptist
Church, 223 Harris
Street, Kilgore, TX
75662.
The family will receive
friends from 6-8 p.m.
today, April 4, 2011, at
Rader Funeral Home in
Kilgore.
Notes:
Benjamin Shell Tucker
Apr 4, 1925 - Jul 14, 2008
Benjamin Shell Tucker was
born on April 4, 1925 in Corbet, Texas to William H. and Zettie
Price Tucker. He served in WWII in the European Theater. After
the war, he attended Navarro College. Later, he was employed by
Texas Power and Light Co. and Formost Milk Co. He and his wife
owned and operated Tucker's Grocery, along with son Jerry and
Darla Tucker, in Garrett. He then went into full time custom
farming, cattle and excavation work. Benjamin was preceded in
death by his wife of 57 years, Bessie Mae Burleson. He is
survived by their two children, Daisy Jordan and husband Jack of
Bedford and Jerry Tucker and wife Darla of Ennis; grandchildren,
Christi Nunn and husband Andy of Ennis, Jackie Nelson and
husband Jeff of Saginaw, Ben Jordan, Greg Jordan and wife Lori
all of Bedford, and great grandchildren, Cole Nunn, Nate and
Jordan Nelson, and Jared and Jacob Jordan. He is also survived
by his sister, Jean Feix and husband Paul of Mexia. He also was
blessed with many nephews and nieces. Benjamin was preceded in
death by brother, Bill Tucker and sisters, Olivette Putnam and
Sarah Stanley. God richly blessed him with loving care from his
family at his home with the support of the Home Based Patient
Care Program provided by the VA Medical System.
Visitation is scheduled for 8:00 A.M. Wednesday, July 16, 2008
at the Crisp Cemetery with graveside service to follow at 9.
Notes:
Thyra Mae "Mutt"
(Trent) Blakney
1920 - Dec 29, 2014
Thyra Mae Blakney passed away
Monday, Dec. 29, 2014. Graveside service: 11 a.m. Monday, Jan.
5, in Moore Memorial Gardens. Visitation: 10 a.m. Monday.
Notes:
- Published in
Star-Telegram on Jan. 3, 2015
- Moore Memorial Gardens
Cemetery, Arlington, Tarrant Co., TX
- w/o J. B. Blakney; d/o
Hubert Harrison Trent & Emma L. (McElvany) Trent
Charles Henry Blackmon
Oct 16, 1875 - Feb 23, 1953
Chas. H. Blackmon Services Tuesday
Funeral services for Charles H. Blackmon, 77, retired Magnolia
Petroleum Company and City of Corsicana employe, were held Tuesday
at 2 p.m. from the Corley Chapel. Burial was in
Oakwood cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Claude B. Holcomb, minister of the Fifth
Avenue Church of Christ.
Blackmon died at his home, 1316 West Eleventh avenue early Monday
morning. He had resided in Corsicana 55 years.
Surviving are his wife of Corsicana; a son, Ben Joe Acock,
Corsicana; a brother, Will Blackmon, Rio Vista, Calif.; a sister,
Mrs. Hattie Thorp, Plattersville; three grandchildren, five
great-grandchildren and other relatives.
Pallbearers were Earl Smalling, Leslie White, L. V. Majors, L. M.
Warren, John Howell, Willie Lewis.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Tues., Feb 24, 1953
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
- h/o De Etta Emma (Smalling)
Acock-Blackmon married Jan 6, 1901; s/o Simon Alonzo Blackmon &
Nancy (Hamilton) Blackmon
Ben Franklin Blackmon, Sr.
Mar 25, 1891 - Dec 14, 1970
Former Mayor Dies Monday
Ben F. Blackmon, 79, prominent civic leader and former Corsicana
mayor, died early Monday at Memorial Hospital after an extended
illness. He had been manager of Drane Estate enterprises for many
years, and was a trustee of the Navarro Community Foundation
established by Frank Neal Drane.
A native of Eureka, he was a World War I veteran, a member of
Westminister Presbyterian Church, a Mason and member of all bodies
of Lodge No. 174. He was a charge member of the Corsicana Rotary
Club.
He was a former automobile dealer and served two terms on the
Corsicana City Commission and one term as Corsicana mayor, 1951-53.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Griffin
Funeral Chapel. The Rev. Eugene Wood and the Rev. Gerald Williams
will officiate. Burial will be in
Oakwood Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife of the family home, 2121 W. Collin St.;
one son, B. F. Blackmon, Jr. of San Antonio; two grandchildren; his
mother, Mrs. J. T. Blackmon of Corsicana; one brother, Walter
Blackmon of Corpus Christi; two sisters, Mrs. Roberta Taylor and
Miss Mollie Blackmon, both of Corsicana; and several nieces and
nephews.
Pallbearers will be B. L. Lee, Bill Brietz, Tommy McClure, Sgt. J.
F. Scott, R. D. Patterson, John Taylor, Earl Presley, Dr. Hugh
Drane, Jr., and W. D. Wyatt.
Notes:
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Blackmon Rites
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Griffin Funeral
Chapel for Ben F. Blackmon, 79, manager of the Drane Estate
enterprises and a former Corsicana mayor who died early Monday at
Memorial Hospital. The Rev. Eugene Wood and the Rev. Gerald Williams
officiated. Burial was in Oakwood
Cemetery.
Prominent in civic affairs, he was named one of the original 13
trustees of the Navarro Community Foundation established in 1938 by
the late Frank Neal Drane, philanthropist, with whom he had been
associated many years.
He was a charter member of the Corsicana Rotary Club, a member of
all bodies of Masonic Lodge 174, member of Westminister Presbyterian
Church, and had served two terms as City Commissioner prior to his
election as mayor, 1951-53.
Surviving are his wife, one son, two grandchildren, his mother, one
brother, two sisters and several nieces and nephews.
Notes:
Ella (Hart) Blackmon
Nov 27, 1875 - Jan 31, 1958
Mrs. Blackmon Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Blackmon, 82, life-long resident of
Corsicana, who died at the Twilight Home early Friday afternoon were
held from the Corley Chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Burial was in
Oakwood Cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev. Reginal King, pastor of the
Emmanuel Baptist church.
Mrs. Blackmon's home was at 1310 West Thirteenth avenue.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Dick Pickens; two brothers, Jess and
Herbert Hart, and a sister, Mrs. J. F. Garvin, all of Corsicana;
five grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and other relatives.
Pallbearers were Bill McNeil, Thirman Penney, Jesse Richards,
Everett Whittenburg, Lee Lambert and Curtis Penney.
Notes:
John Virgil Reece
Apr 20, 1909 - Feb 14, 1956
John V. Reece Services Friday
Funeral services for John V. Reece, 46, who died of a heart attack
Tuesday night in Amarillo, will be held from the Corley Chapel
Friday at 3:30 p.m. Burial will be in
Oakwood Cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev. Jack Goff, pastor of the
Westside Baptist church.
Reece was manager of the Community Ice company plant here for a
number of years prior to going to the Palo Duro Ice Company three
years ago as bookkeeper.
Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Reagan Reece, who was reared here;
mother, Mrs. T. H. Campbell, and a sister, Mrs. Lillian Woodburn,
both of Pomona, Calif.
Pallbearers will be Tom Paschal, Ben Blackmon, A. A. Cartlidge,
Wayne Mitchell, Neil Harris, Seaborn Lipsey, L. M. Lynd and Harold
Gray.
Notes:
David Hutson Andrews
Sep 11, 1910 - May 18, 1972
D. H. Andrews
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Corley Funeral
Home Chapel for D. H. Andrews, age 62, who died Thursday at Memorial
Hospital. A native of Roane, he had resided in Corsicana for the
past six months.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs. D. H. Andrews of Corsicana; one
daughter, Mrs. T. L. McCluney of Corsicana; two sons, George Andrews
of Dallas and Jerry Andrews of California; five grandchildren; six
brothers, A. D., J. B. and M. W. Andrews of Corsicana and H. L.
Andrews of Navarro Mills; three sisters, Mrs. L. B. Roberson of
Roane, and Mrs. M. L. Odom and Miss Rose Andrews of Corsicana; and a
number of nieces and nephews.
Notes:
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D. H. Andrews
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Corley Funeral
Chapel for D. H. Andrews who died Thursday in Memorial Hospital. The
Rev. David W. Hale and Rev. James Carroll officiated and interment
was in Oakwood Cemetery with nephews as pallbearers.
He was a member of the Community Baptist Church and had lived in
Corsicana for 50 years. He was born Sep. 11, 1910 and is survived by
his widow of Corsicana, one daughter, two sons, five grandchildren,
three sisters, and six brothers.
Notes:
Cynthia Jane (Adams) Hill
Apr 6, 1869 - Jul 9, 1953
Pioneer Dawson Resident Expires
DAWSOM, July 10.�(Spl.)�Mrs. Cynthia Jane Hill, 84, widow of the
late Dr. W. B. Hill, died at her home here Thursday morning.
Funeral services will be held from the First Baptist church her
Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with burial in the
Dawson cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev. W. O. Estes, pastor of the
church and Rev. Burt Gillis, pastor of the First Methodist church.
Surviving are five sons, Mark Hill, Philadelphia, Pa.; Robert and B.
W. D. Hill, both of Dawson; Joe Hill, Dallas and Lynn Hill, Fort
Worth; five daughters, Mrs. Ermine Jones, Roswell, N. M.; Mrs. Annie
Vaden and Mrs. Evelyn Teel, both of Waco; Mrs. Ada Barnett, Lorenzo;
and Mrs. Dale McGowan, Lubbock; several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren and other relatives.
Wolfe Funeral Home will direct.
Notes:
Benjamin Winston "Wince" Hill
Jun 1897 - Nov 30, 1977
Wince Hill
DAWSIN - Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Dawson Methodist
Church for Wince Hill, 80, native of Dawson and resident of
Albuquerque, N.M., who died Wednesday in Albuquerque Veterans
Administration Hospital.
The Rev. Halder Duncan will officiate, with burial following at
Dawson Cemetery.
Arrangements are with Eubanks Funeral Home.
Survivors include a son, Don Hill of Albuquerque, two grandchildren,
a brother, Jim Hill of Houston; and a sister, Mrs. C. O. Alessandro
of Temple.
He was a veteran of World War I and a retired farmer in the Dawson
area.
Notes:
James "Holly" Hollingsworth
Aug 19, 1923 - Feb 5, 2012
Services for James "Holly"
Hollingsworth, 88, of Kaufman, Texas, are scheduled for 10:00 am
Saturday February 11, 2012 at First Christian Church of Kaufman with
Rev. Phillip Chacko officiating, under the direction of Eubank
Funeral Home, Canton. Burial will be in Ridge Park Cemetery,
Hillsboro, Texas.
He passed away February 5, 2012 in Monroe, LA.
Mr. Hollingsworth was born August 19, 1923 in Hillsboro, TX, to
James Posey and Pansy K. Menefee Hollingsworth, Sr.
James had lived in Kaufman for the past 30 years. He was a member of
the First Christian Church in Kaufman, TX., Odd Fellows Lodge & The
VFW Post in Wills Point. He was also a member of the Kaufman Senior
Citizens Center. He worked as a salt miner for Morton Salt where he
retired.
James was preceded in death by his parents, sister, Lou Ann
Hollingsworth, step son, Paul Edward Lackey and late wife Doris.
Surviving are:
Daughter: Pansy Ruth Auman of Graham, WA.
Son: James "Jimmy" & Louise Hollingsworth of Graham, WA.
Daughter: Susan Guizzetti of Tacoma, WA.
Son: Jay Wesley & Terri Hollingsworth of West Monroe, LA.
Daughter: Jan & Butch Woolsey of Flint, TX.
Son: Clay Douglas & Coni Hollingsworth of Monroe, LA.
Step Son: Ronald Sullivan of Franklin, NC.
Step Son: Donald Porter of West Monroe, LA.
Step Daughter: Debbie Lackey of Arp, TX.
Step Son: Michael Lackey of Van, TX.
19 Grandchildren & Many Great Grandchildren
3 Brothers: Charles Edward Hollingsworth of Yambill, OR.
Roy Gene & Norma Hollingsworth of Garland, TX.
Laban & Mary Hollingsworth of Milton, FL.
Sister: Linda & Kelly Clements of Milton, FL.
Pallbearers are Chris Hollingsworth, Mike Gomila, Jay Naron, Butch
Woolsey, Mac Mandell, Shane Reynolds
Notes:
Almer Kenneth "AK" Coley
Nov 20, 1939 - Feb 3, 2017
In
Loving Memory of
Almer �Kenneth� A.K. Coley
November 20, 1939 ~ February 3, 2017
Almer �Kenneth� (A.K.) Coley, 77, passed away on Friday,
February 3rd, 2017, in Houston, Texas.
Born November 20th, 1939, in Corsicana, Texas, he was the
son of the late Truman Francis Coley Sr. and Joe Sally
Wilson Coley. He grew up in Corsicana, moved around for a
while, and eventually settled in Angleton, Texas, where he
spent the rest of his life. He was a loving man, yet tough
to the core. He was a very talented individual, considered
by many as a jack of all trades. His passions included,
mechanics, woodcrafting, long-haul truck driving, and
spending time with his family. He enjoyed frequenting the
local caf�s to visit with his many friends. He will be
remembered for his humor and his contagious laugh. He had a
kind heart and will forever be loved and missed by those he
left behind.
He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Joyce Marie Bonneau
Coley; children, JoAnn Coley of Angleton, John Coley of
Angleton, Audrey Coley (Anna) of Mississippi, Adrienne Coley
Dison of Mississippi, Lisa Waite (Bill) of Angleton, Chris
Morris (Allison) of New York, Brian Morris of Angleton;
brother, Howard Coley of Corsicana; 12 grandchildren, 2
great-grandchildren, and a few special nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers; Truman,
Charles, Doil, and Newt; and sisters, Frankie Joe and Jean.
He will be cremated with no services, upon his request. |
Hettie Marie (Roxburg)
Coleman
Oct 12, 1916 - Feb 7, 2011
On February 7, 2011, the Lord Jesus
Christ took our beloved Hettie Marie Coleman to her Heavenly Home.
Her home going was very peaceful as loved ones gathered around her
in her home with quiet prayer and praise. Hettie Marie was born in
Denton, Texas on October 12, 1916, the third of five children born
to James Armour Roxburgh and Hettie B. Marlowe. The family moved to
Corsicana, Texas as Marie entered first grade. As a child she loved
to read and frequently made daily trips to the public library
becoming a favored patron. She excelled in school and graduated from
Corsicana High School with honors. Limited finances allowed her to
study at Westminster Jr. College in Tehuacana, Texas for only one
year. In August of 1938 she married DL Coleman, a wonderful husband
who truly loved, admired and supported her in all her many areas of
achievement. They were married 56 years. Marie first moved to
Midland shortly after the beginning of WWII and lived with her older
sister Dura Clarke while their husbands were in the service. The
women moved several times during the war to be close to their
husbands, but afterwards, the two couples made their home in
Midland. In the late 1940s and 50s Marie worked in Midland's booming
petroleum industry as an executive secretary and land man for E
Walter Anguish, an independent oil man. Upon their arrival in
Midland, Marie and DL joined the First United Methodist Church where
her teaching gifts were soon recognized and she was asked to teach
in the Sunday school program, which she did continuously for more
than 55 years, until 2002. Over the years she taught many different
classes including a college class which she and DL taught together,
a young married couple's class and the Boone Bible Class, among
others. She also took a leadership roll in the United Methodist
Women's organization and was a regular Bible teacher for Church
Women United, an interchurch fellowship. Marie was a woman of
prayer. She prayed faithfully for mission works all over the world.
In 1980, she became a board member and bookkeeper for Daughters of
Praise, a nonprofit ministry founded by her niece and ministry
partner, who served the Lord in various foreign countries. Marie's
desire to see others know Jesus led her to have a Good News Club for
children in her home for many years. Later she was asked to teach
"Bible" as an elective for three years in Midland's three high
schools. She considered this one of the greatest privileges and joys
of her life! Her life was characterized by her love for the Word of
God and faithfulness. Her love for others and her desire to be
obedient to the Holy Spirit enabled her to encourage others to
follow Jesus. She and DL hosted a regular Friday evening prayer
meeting as well as a small Bible study group in their home for many
years. Marie's love for reading and her gifting in public speaking
made her a regular and favorite speaker with the Women's Club and
the En Amie Book Review Club. She was also a member of the Palette
Club and developed a remarkable skill for china painting. She
blessed numerous newly married couples with entire sets of
beautifully hand painted china! She was a giver! Marie gave her life
to Jesus as a young girl and then generously gave her life in
service to others. In 1958 Marie and DL welcomed into their home a
young Hungarian refuge couple that arrived with one suitcase and
their one-year-old daughter. Soon they also opened their home to a
friend of this couple, another refuge who found himself "alone in
America". Marie & DL did not have their own children, but offered
their love and the warmth of their home to many through the years.
Marie loved her family and was a favorite aunt to all her nieces and
nephews. Her home was always comfortable and welcoming, the perfect
place for family gatherings! Marie was preceded in death by her
parents, her husband, her three sisters, Dura Clarke, Margaret
Gordon and Jimmie Bledsoe, her brother John Roxburgh and her nephew
Edward Lionel Clarke. Her nieces and nephews, Judy Clarke of
Midland, Jim Gordon of Lubbock, Rebecca Butler of Georgia, John
Roxburgh Jr. and Jerry Lynn Gadberry of Arkansas and Michael Bledsoe
of Dallas, and many grand and great grand nieces and nephews survive
her. The family will receive friends at the Ellis Funeral Home on
Friday evening, February 11th from 5:00 to 7:30 pm. Internment will
be on Saturday, February 12th at 1:00 pm at Fairview Cemetery. A
Memorial Service in celebration of Marie Coleman's life will follow
at the First United Methodist Church in the Glass Chapel at 2:00 pm
with Senior Pastor, Dr Tim Walker officiating. Pastors Rick Waters
and Al Martin, both from out of town, will also participate in the
service. A reception will follow. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts
may be given to Hospice of Midland, First United Methodist Church of
Midland or the ministry of one's choice.
Notes:
- Published in Midland
Reporter-Telegram on Feb 11, 2011
- w/o D. L. Coleman [WWII
Biography]
Claude
Edward Copley
Oct 24, 1917 - Jul 1, 2012
Claude
Edward Copley, 94, passed away on Sunday, July 1, 2012.
Funeral services will be held on at 10 a.m., Thursday, July
5, 2012, at Temple Baptist Church in Mexia with Reverend
Michael Vestal officiating. Interment will follow at
Dawson
Cemetery. Family visitation will be held from 4 to 6 p.m.,
Wednesday, July 4, at Porter Funeral Home, Mexia.
Edward was born in Munger, Texas to the late Claude Allen
and Francis Roseanna Copley. He served his country in the
United States Army from 1942 until 1945. He was in World War
II and received the Asiatic � Pacific Campaign metal with 3
bronze stars and 1 bronze arrowhead, good conduct medal,
victory medal, 1 service stripe & five overseas service
bars. He was a carpenter and loved to work in his garden. He
was a devoted member of Temple Baptist Church.
Preceding Edward in death was his first wife, Christine
Seals Copley; his only son, Ronnie Edward Copley; and his
second wife, Janie Willis Copley.
Survivors include his stepdaughter, Patsy Bonner; grandsons,
Chris Copley and Beau Copley; granddaughter, Shannon Copley;
great-grandchildren, Casey Copley, Bailey Copley and Payton
Copley; brother, Homer Copley; sisters, Hazel Lummus, Marie
Hayes and Honey Lummus; and many other relatives and
numerous friends. |
Notes:
- h/o Christine Copley; s/o
Claude Allen Copley & Frances Rosana (Bryant) Copley
-
WWII Veteran
John Michael Adler
Dec 16, 1936 - Nov 20, 2020
Obituary
for John Adler
John Michael Adler, 83 of Dawson passed away Friday,
November 20, 2020 in Ft Worth. He was born December 16, 1936
to Robert Adler and Loveta Roberson Adler.
John was always working. He rebuilt a 1955 chevy and liked
to attend car shows. He was a member of Masonic Lodge Dawson
#155, Eastern Star, a past Master Mason Dawson Lodge and
District Deputy Grand Master.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen Adler 2009 and
son, John R. Adler, dad, Robert Adler and wife Nola Adler,
mom, Loveta Summers and husband, uncle Normam Summers,
grandfather, John F. Summers (Big Daddy) He is survived by
his four children, Vickie Peek Montoya, Michael R. Adler,
Rusty Lee Adler and Michael S. Adler; eight grandchildren,
Amanda Carter, Monica Salas, Kai Adler, Avery Montoya,
Aidelen Montoya, Mason Montoya, Adlee Reece Adler, Kylie Jo
Adler; six great grandchildren and aunt Bobbie Summers.
Visitation will be Tuesday, November 24, 2020 from
6:00-8:00pm at Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. Funeral
Service will be 10:00am Wednesday, November 25, 2020 at
Griffin-Roughton Funeral Home. Burial will follow at
Dresden Cemetery. |
Notes:
Macon
Alfred McGlohen
Nov 10, 1891 - Feb 10, 1952
M. A. McGlohen Services Tuesday
Macon A. McGlohen, 60, formerly of Corsicana, died in Galveston
Monday night.
Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday from the Corley
Chapel. Burial was in the
Hamilton
cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Silas G. Tripplett, Church of Christ
minister.
Surviving are his wife of Galveston; two sons, Capt. William A.
McGlohen and T-Sgt. Kenneth McGlohen, both of the U. S. Air
Forces; a daughter, Bettie Ruth McGlohen, Corsicana; and three
grandchildren.
Pallbearers were J. M. Williams, A. M. Kelly, Robert Whitehead,
Jimmy Foster, W. C. Watson, and Dick Everett.
Notes:
Kenneth Macon McGlohen
Oct 13, 1916 - Apr 5, 1971
McGlohen Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Kenneth McGlohen, 54, of Angus will be
at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Corley Funeral Chapel. Burial
will be in the
Hamilton
Cemetery.
McGlohen died Monday at 7 a.m. in the Carswell Air Force
Base Hospital in Ft. Worth.
The son of Mrs. Elizabeth McGlohen of Corsicana and the late
Mr. Macon McGlohen, he was born Oct. 13, 1916 in Corsicana.
He was retired from the Air Force and a member of the
Methodist Church.
Survivors include his widow Mrs. Wanda McGlohen; two
daughters, Mrs. Mary Lee Brown of Nacogdoches and Mrs. Betty
Borsellino of Millington, Tenn.; one grandson, Casey Brown
of Nacogdoches; his mother; one brother, Williams A.
McGlohen of Fort Worth and one sister, Mrs. Betty Steele of
Hurst.
Notes:
-
The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Tues., Apr 6, 1971
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
1st wife Sandra J. "Sammie" (Hoffman) McGlohen married Apr 10, 1928 2nd wife
Wanda Volu (Young) Pritchard-McGlohen; s/o Macon Alfred McGlohen & Laura Elizabeth (Everett)
McGlohen
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McGlohen Rites
Funeral services were Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Corley
Funeral Chapel for Kenneth McGlohen, 54, Angus, retired
Air Force member who died Monday. The Rev. B. J. Grimes
officiated. Burial was in the
Hamilton
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Edward Hamilton, Victor Howell, George
Caperton, Marvin Neece, Richard Everett, Aubrey Young,
Robert Young and Aubrey Smith.
Surviving are his widow, two daughters, one grandson,
his mother, one brother and one sister.
Notes:
Elizabeth Elvira �Lizzie� (Hargrove) McGlohen
Dec 18, 1869 - Feb 14, 1956
Mrs. McGlohen Rites Friday
Mrs. Elizabeth McGlohen, 86, former Corsicana
resident, died in Corpus Christi Tuesday. She was a
native of Grayson county.
Funeral services will be held from the Corley Chapel
Friday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in the
Hamilton Cemetery.
Mrs. McGlohen was born December 18, 1869 in Grayson
county.
Surviving are a son, W. E. McGlohen, Corsicana; four
daughters, Mrs. Charles J. Collin, Corpus Christi;
Mrs. J. M. Williams, Olney; Mrs. Vera Scott,
Houston, and Mrs. A. M. Kelly, Bronte; a sister,
Mrs. Ada McCorkle, Stamford; a brother, V. E. Vest,
Pickens, Okla., 14 grandchildren and other
relatives.
Notes:
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Mrs. McGlohen Services Friday
Funeral Services Friday
Funeral rites for Mrs. Elizabeth McGlohen, 86,
who died in Corpus Christi Tuesday, were held
from the Corley Chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Burial
was in the
Hamilton Cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Weldon Hagamier
Corpus Christi Church of Christ minister.
A native of Grayson County, Mrs. McGlohen
resided in Corsicana for many years.
Surviving are a son, W. E. McGlohen, Corsicana;
four daughters, Mrs. Charles J. Collin, Corpus
Christi; Mrs. J. M. Williams, Olney; Mrs. Vera
Scott, Houston, and Mrs. A. M. Kelly, Bronte; a
sister, Mrs. Ada McCorkle, Stamford; a brother,
V. E. Vest, Pickens, Okla., 41 grandchildren and
other relatives.
Pallbearers were Ed Sims, J. C. Mahoney, Raymond
Gunter, B. J. Acock, Houston Kent and J. R.
Hart.
Notes:
Hubert Earl
Young
Dec 7, 1902 - Aug 1, 1965
Hold Services For Earl Young
Final rites for Earl Young, 62, grocery
clerk, who died in Memorial hospital Sunday,
were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Calvary
Baptist church with burial in the
Hamilton Cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev. Jim Gayle,
former pastor of the church, and Rev. W. O.
Estes, Dawson, interim pastor.
Surviving are his wife, 1515 Ninth avenue;
two sons, A. L. and R. E. Young, a daughter,
Mrs. K. M. McGlohen; eight grandchildren,
Jimmie Young, Jack Young, Michael Young,
Carolyn Young, Judy Young, Dan Young, Mary
Lee Pritchard and Betty Pritchard, all of
Corsicana; a brother, Charlie Young, Eureka,
and other relatives.
Deacons of Calvary Baptist church were
pallbearers.
Corley directed.
Notes:
Gus Hutchins
Apr 6, 1900 - Apr 11, 1958
Rice Man Killed, Wife Injured In Traffic
Mishap
Gus Hutchins, 58, of Rice, was killed as
was Charles Messner, 19 of Brookshire,
Texas, and Mrs. Hutchins was critically
injured in a highway collision near
Navasota late Friday, The Associated
Press reported.
Hutchins formerly resided in Corsicana
and operated a washateria on Thirtieth
street.
The victim had resided in this area for
about 38 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins were occupying one
car involved and three Texas A. and M.
students were in the other.
Tommy Plato, 19, of Baytown; Levin
Bundich, 20, of Barker, driver of the
car, are in the Brazos Valley Hospital
at Navasota. Don Barton, 19, Sweetwater,
the fourth Texas Aggie student in the
car driven by Bundich, was not seriously
injured.
Funeral services will be conducted
sometime Sunday afternoon from the
Corley Chapel with burial in the
Hamilton cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev. Jack
N. Bell of Wortham, Baptist minister,
formerly of Rice and Rev. Harley Groom,
Seagoville Baptist minister.
Surviving Hutchins are his wife of
Tupelo; two sons, Tommy Hutchins,
Dallas, and Glen Hutchins, Rice; a
daughter, Mrs. C. C. Rich, Dallas; eight
grandchildren, two brothers, Ed
Hutchins, Dallas, and W. L. Hutchins,
Odessa.
Pallbearers will be W. L. Poarch William
Mahoney, George Hodges, James Cummins,
Tommy Mitcham, and Bill Chaffee.
The accident occurred on Highway 6 about
3 1-2 miles north of Navasota. Those
injured were brought to the Brazos
Valley hospital where Hutchins and
Messner died hours later.
Notes:
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Gus Hutchins Services Held Here On
Sunday
Funeral services for Gus Hutchins,
58, Tupelo, who died in Navasota
Friday night, were held Sunday at 2
p.m. from the Corley Chapel with
burial in the
Hamilton cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev.
Jack N. Bell of Wortham, pastor of
the Bethel Missionary Baptist church
here, formerly of Rice and Rev.
Harley, Groom, Baptist minister of
Seagoville.
Hutchins was fatally injured in an
automobile accident late Friday on
Highway 6 north of Navasota in which
Charles Messner, 19, of Brookshire,
a Texas A. and M. College student
also was fatally injured. Mrs.
Hutchins is in a critical condition
of injuries sustained in the smashup
and three other A. and M. students
were in the car driven by Blevin
Bundich, 20, Barker, Texas, who with
Tommy Plato, 19, Baytown, were
hospitalized in Navasota.
Don Barton, 19, Sweetwater, also an
A. and M. student, was not seriously
hurt.
The Hutchins family has resided in
the Tupelo and Rice communities for
many years and formerly operated a
washateria here. They recently
returned to their home in Tupelo
after residing in Athens for several
months.
Surviving Hutchins are his wife of
Tupelo; two sons, Tommy Hutchins,
Dallas, and Glen Hutchins, Rice; a
daughter, Mrs. C. C. Rich, Dallas;
eight grandchildren, two brothers,
Ed Hutchins, Dallas, and W. L.
Hutchins, Odessa.
Pallbearers were W. L. Poarch
William Mahoney, George Hodges,
James Cummins, Tommy Mitcham, and
Bill Chaffee.
Notes:
Olga Aaron (Jacobs)
Hutchins-Gilmore
Mar 16, 1902 - May 14, 1970
Mrs. Gilmore Dies Thursday
Mrs. Olga Hutchins Gilmore, 68,
Rice, died Thursday night in
Memorial Hospital
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 3 p.m. at the
Griffin Funeral Chapel with J.
C. Bristow, Jehovah's Witness
minister, officiating, assisted
by James E. Chambers. Burial
will be in the
Hamilton Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband,
Clarence Gilmore of Rice; two
sons, Glynn and Tommy Hutchins,
both of Corsicana; one daughter,
Mrs. Mattie Rich, Dallas; 12
grandchildren; six
great-grandchildren; two
brothers, Neal and Orville
Jacobs, both of Corsicana; two
sisters, Mrs. Georgia Colson of
Fort Worth and Mrs. Opal Elmore
of Corsicana; and several nieces
and nephews.
Notes:
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Gilmore Rites
Funeral services were held
Saturday at 3 p.m. for Mrs.
Olga Hutchins Gilmore, 68,
Rice, who died Thursday. J.
C. Bristow and James
Chambers officiated. Burial
was in
Hamilton cemetery.
Pallbearers were Kenneth
Hanssard, Emil Steinman, Jim
Chambers, J. F. Nelson, J.
L. Perkins and George
Chambers.
Surviving are her husband, a
daughter, two sons, 12
grandchildren, six
great-grandchildren, two
sisters, two brothers and
several nieces and nephews.
Notes:
Dora Angeline (Smith)
Jacobs
Aug 8, 1881 - Dec 21,
1961
Mrs. D. A. Jacobs Dies
Thursday
Mrs. D. A. Jacobs,
native Texan and
long-time Corsicana
resident, died at
Memorial hospital
Thursday. She was 80.
Funeral services will be
held Friday at 2 p.m.
from the Corley Chapel
with Rev. C. O. Gunter,
Methodist minister of
Corsicana, and Rev. J.
C. Bristow, Jehovah
Witness minister,
officiating. Interment
will be in
Hamilton cemetery.
Mrs. Jacobs had made her
home in Corsicana the
past 36 years.
Surviving are three
daughters , Mrs. Olga
Gilmore, Rice; Mrs. Opal
Elmore, Corsicana, and
Mrs. Georgia Coulson,
Fort Worth; two sons,
Neal Jacobs and Arvel
Jacobs, both of
Corsicana; 29
grandchildren and other
relatives.
Notes:
Alice Irene
(Persons) Jergins
Jun 25, 1885 - Feb
12, 1952
Mrs. Lee Jergins
Rites Thursday
Funeral rites for
Mrs. Alice Irene
Person Jergins, 66,
707 West Eighteenth
avenue, will be held
at 2:30 p.m.
Thursday from the
Corley Chapel.
Burial will be in
the
Hamilton cemetery.
The services will be
conducted by Rev. G.
L. Johnson, pastor
of the Assembly of
God church, and Rev.
Peyton Goodman,
pastor of the North
Corsicana Methodist
church.
Mrs. Jergins died
Tuesday morning
following an
extended illness.
A native of
Henderson county,
Mrs. Jergins had
made her home in
Navarro county since
14 years of age. She
was a Methodist.
Surviving are her
husband, Lee Jergins,
Corsicana; six
daughters, Mrs.
Ratliff Boone, Mrs.
Sam Gordon, Mrs.
Wilson Scott, Mrs.
Orville Jacob and
Mrs. Ira Fuller, all
of Corsicana, and
Mrs. Dewey Gordon,
Fort Worth; one son,
Marshall Lee Jergins,
Corsicana; 21
grandchildren, six
step-grandchildren,
nine
great-grandchildren,
two brothers, W. F.
and Jack Price, both
of Corsicana; three
sisters, Mrs. J. E.
Cassidy, Midland;
Mrs. John H. Murphy,
Hayetville, Md., and
Mrs. A. B. Harris,
Mineral Wells and
other relatives.
Pallbearers will be
Ted Gowan, Ed Gowan,
Potts McNeal, Bob
McNeal, Charlie
Ellington and
Charlie Ingram.
Notes:
Lee Jergins
Nov 16, 1882 -
Apr 5, 1959
Lee Jergins
Rites Monday
Lee (Doc)
Jergins, 76,
retired farmer,
died at 510 West
Park avenue
early Sunday
morning.
Funeral services
were held Monday
at 2 p.m. from
the First
Assembly of God
Church with
burial in the
Hamilton
cemetery.
The rites were
conducted by
Rev. Dean Royce,
White's Chapel
Assembly of God
minister.
Surviving are a
son, M. L.
Jergins,
Corsicana; five
daughters, Mrs.
Dewey Gordon,
Fort Worth; Mrs.
Sam Gordon, Mrs.
J. W. Scott, and
Mrs. Ira Fuller,
all of
Corsicana, and
Mrs. A. L.
Jacobs, Dawson;
two brothers, W.
V. Jergins, Fort
Worth, and
Edward Jergins,
Rice; three
sisters, Mrs.
Sadie Smith,
Fort Worth; Mrs.
Emma Bennett,
Grosebeck and
Mrs. Mary
Foster, Rice; 21
grandchildren,
22
great-grandchildren
and other
relatives.
Pallbearers were
Jesse Averitt,
Joe Phillips,
Buster Brown, H.
D. Griffin, W.
L. Lyncy, Newton
Roman, Joe Brown
and Bob McNeil.
Griffin
directed.
Notes:
Robert Lee
"Bob" Hyden
May 23, 1924
- Aug 26,
2001
Robert
Lee "Bob"
Hyden, 77,
of Andrews
was taken
into the
hands of his
Lord Sunday,
Aug. 26,
2001.
Bob was born
May 23,
1924, in
Corsicana to
Myrtle Lee
and Archie
Hyden. Bob
spent 10
years in the
United
States
Marine Corps
and served
in World War
II and the
Korean War.
He worked
for
Halliburton
Services for
31 years,
retiring in
1982.
Following
his
retirement,
Bob became
an avid
golfer and
could be
found most
days on the
golf course.
Bob loved
children and
delighted in
teasing
them,
especially
his
grandchildren.
He was an
active
member of
Means
Memorial
United
Methodist
Church and a
volunteer
for the
American
Cancer
Society.
He is
survived by
his wife of
24 years,
Maxine; by
daughters,
Barbara
Wright of
Denver City,
Stormie
Woodward of
Manhattan,
Kan., Deanna
Jordan of
Odessa and
Karen
Wimberley of
Austin;
sons, Robert
Raymond
Hyden of
Monchs
Corner,
S.C., and
Terry
Wimberley of
Andrews;
brothers,
Glen Hyden
of Corpus
Christi and
Abner Hyden
of
Corsicana;
12
grandchildren;
and four
great-grandchildren.
A memorial
service will
be held at 2
p.m.
Wednesday,
Aug. 29,
2001, at
Means
Memorial
United
Methodist
Church.
In lieu of
flowers, the
family
requests
that
memorial
contributions
be made to
Community
Care Hospice
or the
American
Cancer
Society.
Notes:
William
Thomas
�Will�
Carroll
Dec 13, 1904
- Oct 13,
1952
W. T.
Carroll Dies
Monday
Morning
William
Thomas
Carroll, 47,
1016 North
Beaton
street, died
of a heart
attack
Monday
morning at
the Navarro
clinic.
Funeral
services
will be held
Tuesday at 2
p.m. from
the Corley
Funeral
Chapel.
Surviving
are his wife
of
Corsicana;
parents, Mr.
and Mrs.
George F.
Carroll,
Corsicana; a
brother, O.
G. Carroll,
Austin; five
sisters,
Mrs. G. B.
Scott and
Mrs. Ernest
Seely, both
of
Corsicana;
Mrs. Lyle
Nabors and
Mrs. T. O.
Blake, both
of
Harlingen,
and Mrs.
Howard
Green,
Bardwell,
and other
relatives.
Carroll was
stricken on
North
Commerce
street.
Notes:
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Tuesday Services For W. T. Carroll
Funeral services for William Thomas Carroll, 47, 1016 North Beaton
street, who died of a heart attack Monday morning at the Navarro
Clinic, were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Corley Chapel.
Burial was in the
Hamilton Cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev. Obie F. Barton, pastor of the
Fellowship Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife of Corsicana; parents, Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Carroll, Corsicana; a brother, O. G. Carroll, Austin; five sisters,
Mrs. G. B. Scott and Mrs. Ernest Seely, both of Corsicana; Mrs. Lyle
Nabors and Mrs. T. O. Blake, both of Harlingen, and Mrs. Howard
Green, Bardwell, and other relatives.
Carroll was stricken on North Commerce street Monday morning.
Pallbearers were Charles Slate, Donald Donaho, Neil Donaho, Lank
Waller, C. F. Merrell and Miller Norwood.
Notes:
Mamie Bell Smith
Mar 6, 1886 - Jun 9, 1952
Former Resident Rites Wednesday
Miss Mamie Smith, 66, former resident of Corsicana and the Jones
Ranch community near Frost, died Monday at Gregg Memorial Hospital,
Longview, following an extended illness.
Miss Smith had resided at Longview the past 17 years. She was a
native of Lamar, Miss., and was a life-long member of the Methodist
church.
Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the First
Methodist church in Longview.
Funeral services here will be held at the North Corsicana Methodist
church at 2:40 p.m. Wednesday. Dr. Matthew Arnold, pastor of the
Westminister Presbyterian church, will officiate. Burial will be in
Hamilton cemetery.
Surviving are two brothers, A. L. Smith, Houston, and E. K. Smith,
Longview; two sisters, Mrs. F. M. Bockus, Longview, and Mrs. V. P.
Friday, Corsicana; six nieces and nephews, Victor Clark Smith, Los
Angeles; Mrs. William McGlothlin, Dumas; Mrs. J. P. Jamison and
Harold Smith, both of Pasadena; V. P. Friday, Jr., Waxahachie and
Frank Bockus, Longview.
Corley will direct.
Notes:
Mamie Nell (Ganze) McDonald
Mar 3, 1918 - Aug 20, 1952
Mrs. McDonald Dies In Dallas
Mrs. J. S. McDonald, Jr., 34, the former Mrs. Mamie Nell Ganze of
Pursley, died in Dallas early Wednesday morning following a several
weeks' illness.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete Wednesday noon, but the rites
will be held in Dallas with burial in
Hamilton cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Helen Ruth, and a son, James
Samuel McDonald, III, all of Dallas; parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Ganze, Pursley; six brothers, A. H. and J. H. Ganze, both of
Corsicana; Max, D. C. and H. J. Ganze, all of Pursley, and J. D.
Ganze, Corpus Christi; six sisters, Mrs. Johnny Gross, Irving; Mrs.
Lee Hardin, Pickett; Mrs. M. E. Murray and Mrs. Porter Tidwell, both
of Pursley; Mrs. J. C. Mahoney, and Mrs. Helen Woodall, both of
Corsicana, and other relatives.
Corley will direct.
Notes:
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Mrs. McDonald Rites Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. J. S. McDonald, Jr., 34, who died in
Dallas early Wednesday after several weeks' illness, were held from
the Central Baptist church in Dallas at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. Burial
was in the Hamilton
cemetery.
The rites in Dallas were conducted by Rev. M. W. Earnheart, Rev. M.
C. Bledsoe, Central Methodist pastor, conducted graveside rites.
Mrs. McDonald was in the former Miss Mamie Nell Ganze of Pursley.
She had resided in Dallas for a number of years.
Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Helen Ruth, and a son, James
Samuel McDonald, III, all of Dallas; parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Ganze, Pursley; six brothers, A. H. and J. H. Ganze, both of
Corsicana; Max, D. C. and H. J. Ganze, all of Pursley, and J. D.
Ganze, Corpus Christi; six sisters, Mrs. Johnny Gross, Irving; Mrs.
Lee Hardin, Pickett; Mrs. M. E. Murray and Mrs. Porter Tidwell, both
of Pursley; Mrs. J. C. Mahoney, and Mrs. Helen Woodall, both of
Corsicana, and other relatives.
Pallbearers were Howard Thornton, W. B. Dickey, Earl Holden, Chris
Miars, Howard Lee and Chester Fullinwider.
Corley directed.
Notes:
Frances Lear (Cox) Bonner
May 2, 1886 - Jan 16, 1952
Friday Services For Mrs. Bonner
Funeral rites for Mrs. Frances Bonner, 85, were held at 2 p.m.
Friday from the Corley Chapel. Burial was in the
Hamilton cemetery.
Mrs. Bonner, who had resided at 908 East Ninth avenue 40 years, died
in the P. and S. Hospital late Wednesday night. She was a native of
Lufkin.
The services were conducted by Rev. Ezra Burns, Baptist minister of
Cross Roads, formerly of Corsicana.
Surviving are a son, Lonnie Bonner, Corsicana; three grandchildren,
one great-grandchild, three sisters, Miss Lizzie Cox and Mrs. J. A.
Bailey, both of Corsicana and Mrs. D. L. Bonner, Angus, and other
relatives.
Pallbearers were Lawrence Bonner, Freddie Bonner, R. L. Cox, Milton
Shepard, Lowell Bonner and Olen Bonner.
Notes:
Loris Lynn Pillow
Nov 27, 1938 - Oct 4, 1952
Funeral Services For Loris Pillow
Funeral services for Loris Lynn Pillow, 13, found unconscious
Saturday night at her home in Jacksonville, were held Monday. The
child died a short time after she was found by her parents, it was
reported from Jacksonville. An autopsy failed to reveal the cause of
death.
The rites were conducted at the First Baptist Church at Jacksonville
Monday at 10 a.m. and burial was made in the
Hamilton cemetery
near here shortly after noon.
Officers are continuing their investigations in an effort to
determine the cause of death. There was no mark of violence or
injury of any kind and the screen door was latched from the inside,
it was stated, when the parents arrived home. An infant brother was
with the girl.
The parents said, it was stated in Jacksonville, that she had not
been ill or complained and five youths with whom the girl and her
brother had spent the afternoon said she had not complained of
illness.
Surviving are the parents, a brother, Neil Hence, and a sister, Miss
Lauretta Pillow, all of Jacksonville, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Skinner, Pickett, and other relatives.
Notes:
Calvin Ray Unger
Sep 29, 1952 - Oct 4, 1952
Services for Calvin Ray Unger, five-day-old son of Staff Sergeant
and Mrs. Raymond Unger, who died Saturday noon in Hillcrest Memorial
Hospital, Waco, were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at
Hamilton cemetery
where interment was made.
The services were conducted by Rev. G. L. Johnson, pastor of the
Assembly of God Church.
Survivors in addition to the parents are the grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Unger and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tompkins, all of Corsicana.
Corley directed.
Notes:
Oscar James Skinner, Sr.
Oct 3, 1884 - Mar 13, 1959
Oscar Skinner Dies Friday Of Heart Attack
Oscar Skinner, 74, native Texan, oil field worker, died of a heart
attack at his home in the Retreat community Friday morning. He was
stricken as he sat at the breakfast table, it was reported. He had
resided in the Pickett community since 1922.
Funeral services will be held from the Corley Chapel Saturday at 2
p.m. with burial in the
Hamilton cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev. Joe Evans, pastor of the Grape
Creek Missionary Baptist church at Retreat, assisted by Rev. Harold
Nichols.
Surviving are his wife of Retreat; a daughter, Mrs. Jewell Pillow,
San Antonio; a son, O. J. Skinner, Jr., Corsicana; four
grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a brother, Darrell Skinner,
Van; and a sister, Mrs. Belle Hatfield, Ranger; and other relatives.
Pallbearers will be J. E. Whitten, Scott Harvard, E. J. Dunlap, H.
G. Henson, Pete Hardgrave, Alva Cook, Earl Ingham and B. B. Austin.
Notes:
Etta Mae (Patterson) Skinner
Jan 22, 1887 - Feb 15, 1966
Mrs. Skinner Dies Tuesday In Memorial
Mrs. Etta Skinner, 78, native of Oklahoma, long-time resident of
Retreat, died in Memorial hospital early Tuesday.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Corley
Chapel with burial in
Hamilton cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev. Joe Evans and Rev. Harold
Nichols, Baptist ministers.
Mrs. Skinner had resided in the Retreat community since 1933 and was
a member of the Cedar Creek Missionary Baptist church.
Surviving are a son, O. S. Skinner, Retreat; a daughter, Mrs. W. H.
Pillow, San Antonio; four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren,
and other relatives.
Notes:
--
Mrs. Skinner Services Held
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Corley
Chapel for Mrs. Etta Skinner, 73, longtime Retreat resident, who
died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital.
Officiating were Rev. Joe Evans and Rev. Harold Nichols, Baptist
ministers. Burial was in
Hamilton cemetery.
A native of Oklahoma, Mrs. Skinner had resided at Retreat since
1933 and was a member of the Cedar Creek Missionary Baptist
Church.
She is survived by one son, O. J. Skinner, Retreat; one
daughter, Mrs. W. H. Pillow, San Antonio; four grandchildren,
eight great-grandchildren and other relatives.
Pallbearers were E. A. Brannon, H. G. Henson, Sarl Ingham,
Charles King, L. A. Pillow and Neal Donaho.
Corley directed.
Notes:
Irena
Tennessee "Tennie" (Skinner) Holloway
Mar 5, 1843 - Feb 12, 1915
Died Near Here Today
Mrs. I. T. Holloway, aged 72 years, and for many years a resident of
this county, living three miles northwest of town, died at her home
about noon today, and the remains will be interred at the
Hamilton cemetery
tomorrow morning at 10:30.
The deceased, who was highly esteemed by all who knew here, is
survived by seven grown children, Will Holloway , Price Holloway,
Arthur Holloway, Elmer Holloway, Mrs. Hussey and Mrs. Marsh Sharpley.
Notes:
Minnie Adeline (Duncan)
Lockett
Jan 31, 1888 - Sep 14, 1915
Mrs. Minnie Lockett, wife of Ed Lockett, aged 27 years, died at the
family home, 1525 West Sixth Ave., last night and the remains were
interred in the
Hamilton cemetery this afternoon. Rev. G. W. Sanders and Rev. L.
G. White officiated.
The deceased had been critically ill for several weeks, during which
time she underwent two or three painful operations, and her death
had been looked for for several days. Mrs. Lockett was a convert of
the Scoville meeting, but due to her long illness she had not united
with any church.
Notes:
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The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Wed., Sep 15, 1915
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
w/o Edmond
Bradley �Ed� Lockett buried in Oakwood cemetery; d/o Wade
Alexander Duncan & Mary Susan (Coursey) Duncan
Lafayette Augustus �Gus�
Speed
Jul 22, 1895 - Feb 20, 1956
L. A. (Gus) Speed Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for L. A. (Gus) Speed, 60, native of Corsicana, who
died in Houston Monday were held from the McCammon Funeral Chapel
Wednesday at 10:20 a.m. Burial was in
Oakwood cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Dr. Matthew H. Arnold, pastor of the
Westminister Presbyterian church.
Speed had operated a citrus farm at McAllen for a number of years.
He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Speed of Corsicana.
Surviving are a brother, Carleton D. Speed, Houston; a sister, Mrs. Fred Hodge, Electra, and other relatives.
Pallbearers were Marvin Wallace, Robert Cooksey, Joe Hodge, George Hodge, J. P. Hodge, Allyn Lang and James Wilkinson.
Notes:
--
L. A. (Gus) Speed Dies In Houston
L. A. (Gus) Speed, native of Corsicana, died in Houston Monday.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. from the
McCammon Funeral Chapel. Burial will be in
Oakwood cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Dr. Matthew H. Arnold, pastor of
the Westminister Presbyterian church.
Speed had operated a citrus farm at McAllen for a number of
years.
He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Speed of Corsicana.
Surviving are a brother, Carlton D. Speed, Houston; a sister,
Mrs. Fred Hodge, Electra, and other relatives.
Notes:
Sarah Ann (Moore) Speed
Mar 13, 1873 - Jan 11, 1961
Hold Services For Mrs. Speed
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah A. Speed, 87, were held Friday at 2:30 p.m. from the McCammon Chapel. Mrs. Charles J. Davis,
Christian Scientist, read the rites. Interment was in
Oakwood cemetery.
A former Corsicana resident, Mrs. Speed died Wednesday in Houston. She was the widow of the late Guy Speed.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. George Govert, Houston; Mrs. Fred Hendrix, Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Tom Mayes, Mexico
City; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two sisters, R. L. Houston and Mrs. J. N. Edens, Sr., both of
Corsicana; a nephew, Carleton D. Speed, Houston, and other relatives.
Pallbearers were Jack Cunningham, Wesley Edens, Jr. Porter Speed, Bill Cunningham, Allen Edens, Jr., Charlie Barnabee, Otto
Smith and Bill Turner.
Notes:
---
Hold services for Mrs. Sarah A. Speed, 87, were held Friday at
2:30 p.m. from the McCammon Chapel. Mrs. Charles J. Davis,
Christian Scientist, read the rites. Interment was in
Oakwood cemetery.
A former Corsicana resident, Mrs. Speed died Wednesday in
Houston. She was the widow of the late Guy Speed.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. George Govert, Houston;
Mrs. Fred Hendrix, Corpus Christi, and Mrs. Tom Mayes, Mexico
City; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; two
sisters, Mrs. R. L. Houston and Mrs. J. N. Edens, Sr., both of
Corsicana; a nephew, Carleton D. Speed, Houston, and other
relatives.
Pallbearers were Jack Cunningham, Wesley Edens, Jr., Porter
Speed, Bill Cunningham, Allen Edens, Jr., Charlie Barnabee, Otto
Smith and Bill Turner.
Notes:
Allen Eugene Jones
Dec 22, 1889 - Aug 18, 1965
Allen Jones Rites Friday
Funeral services for Allen Jones, 78, long-time Corsicana
resident, were held Friday at 2 p.m. from the Corley Chapel.
Burial was in
Oakwood cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev. Steve Massie, minister of
the First Christian church, of which he was a member.
Jones died Wednesday night in the VA hospital in Marlin
following an extended illness. He was a retired cook and
veteran of World War I.
Surviving are his wife of Corsicana; a son, A. S. Jones, and
two grandchildren, Calvin and Carolyn Jones, all of
Chandler; three brothers, Carlton Jones, Ardmore, Okla.;
Isaac and Claude Jones, both of Marlin, and other relatives.
Pallbearers were Howard Denbow, Frank Irwin, Robert Jones,
Clayton Smith, Claude Patterson and W. C. Abbie.
Notes:
Susan Belle Moore,
Miss
Sep 23, 1871 - Nov 16, 1952
Former Dawson Resident Dies
DAWSON, Nov. 18.�(Spl.)�Miss Susan Belle Moore, 81,
former Dawson resident, died in Beaumont Sunday.
Funeral services were held here Monday at 3:30 p.m. from
First Methodist church.
The rites were conducted by Rev. Bert Gillis, pastor.
Burial was in the
Dawson cemetery.
Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Charles Davis and Mrs.
Finch Davis, both of Denton, and Mrs. W. H. Davis, Port
Arthur; a brother who resides at Eden, Texas, and
several nieces and nephews.
Wolfe Funeral Home directed.
Notes:
Mattie Letha (Sims)
McCulloch
Jul 16, 1891 - Mar 7, 1952
Mrs. McCulloch Dies At Dawson
DAWSON, March 7�(Spl)�Mrs. J. Lee McCulloch, 60, life-long
resident of this community, died at the family home at an early
hour Friday morning. She had been in ill health for several
years.
A life-long member of the Methodist church, Mrs. McCulloch was
prominent in civic and church affairs and was a member of
Kinsloe House in Corsicana.
Funeral services will be held from the First Methodist church
here at 3 p.m. Saturday with burial in the
Dawson cemetery.
The rites will be conducted by Rev. F. O. Garner, pastor of the
church.
Surviving are her husband, president of the Navarro County
Hospital Board, Dawson; a son, John L. McCulloch, Dawson; a
daughter, Mrs. Raymond Holliday, Houston; a brother, Gray Sims,
Dawson; a sister, Mrs. Earl Sawyer, Waco, and two grandchildren.
Wolfe Funeral Home directs.
Notes:
Willie Gray Sims
Jan 8, 1888 - Nov 7, 1952
Gray Sims Rites Held At Dawson
DAWSON, Nov. 8�(Spl)�Gray Sims, 64, life-long Dawson
resident, died at his home here Friday afternoon following a
two-year illness.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 3 p.m. from the First
Methodist church. Burial was in the
Dawson cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev. R. A. Renfer, Cumberland
Presbyterian pastor, Fort Worth; Rev. W. O. Estes, Baptist
pastor, and Rev. Burt Gillis, pastor of the First Methodist
church here.
Sims formerly was in the saddle and harness business and
later was employed in a hardware concern.
Surviving are his wife of Dawson; a daughter, Mrs. Tommy
McDaniel, Fort Worth; a sister, Mrs. Earl Sawyer, Waco; a
granddaughter, Carolyn Ann McDaniel, Fort Worth and several
nieces and nephews.
Wolfe Funeral Home directed.
Notes:
Elizabeth
M. �Lizzie� (Turner) Sims
Jun 18, 1883 - Jan 29, 1975
Mrs. Sims
DAWSON�Services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the
Dawson Methodist Church for Mrs. Clyde (Lizzie M.) Sims,
91, resident of Dawson, who died at 1:30 a.m. Wednesday
at Hillsboro Clinic.
Rev. Lawrence Clayton will officiate, and burial will be
at Dawson
Cemetery.
Arrangements are with Eubanks Funeral Home in Hubbard.
She was a resident of Dawson for 77 years.
Survivors include a son, Clyde T. Sims of Hubbard; a
grandson, Mike Sims of Hubbard; and a sister, Mrs.
Pauline Smith of San Antonio.
Notes:
Dora Lee (Burt)
Matthews
Nov 2, 1880 - May 15, 1952
DAWSON, May 19�(SPL) --Funeral services for Mrs. V.
T. Matthews, 71, who died Thursday night were held
from the First Methodist church Saturday at 2 p.m.
Burial was in the
Dawson
cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Rev. Roy H. Davis,
Wortham pastor, and Rev. F. O. Garner, pastor of the
local church.
Surviving are two sons, Bennie Matthews, Waco, and
Ernest Matthews, Dawson; two daughters, Mrs. Harry
Lofland, Lorena, and Mrs. Roy Wimbish, Arlington;
four sisters, and a number of other relatives.
Wolfe Funeral Home directed.
Notes:
Bennie
Ferman �Ben� Matthews
Feb 5, 1901 - Apr 16, 1953
Ben Matthews Rites Saturday
Ben F. Matthews, 52, native of Dawson, died in
the Methodist Hospital in Dallas Thursday night
following a heart attack. He had been in ill
health for some time.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon
in Dawson where interment will be made.
Matthews operated a drug store in Dawson 27
years until moving to Waco two years ago where
he also was in the drug business.
He purchased a new home last week and moved to
Lancaster, near Dallas.
Surviving are his wife of Lancaster; two
daughters, Mrs. Jack Waugh, Wichita Falls, and
Mrs. T. D. Duke, Dallas; two grandchildren; a
brother, Ernest Matthews, Dawson; two sisters,
Mrs. Lela Laughlin, Lorena, and Mrs. W. R.
Wimpish, Arlington, and other relatives.
Wolfe Funeral Home directs.
Notes:
Charles Culous Matthews, Sr.
Nov 5, 1899 - Dec 29, 1971
C. C. Matthews, 1200 Ficklin Circle, died
Wednesday at the age of 72. He was born Nov.
5, 1899 in Dawson and was a member of the
College Hill Church of Christ.
Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. in
the Griffin Chapel with Howard White and L.
C. Bankhead officiating. Burial will be in
Dawson Cemetery.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Cornelia
Matthews of Corsicana; one son, Charles C.
Matthews Jr. of Hobbs, N. M.; a daughter,
Mrs. Betty Qualls of Greenville, Miss.; a
sister, Mrs. H. D. Wilks of Houston; and
five grandchildren.
Pallbearers will be M. B. George, Raymond
Gunter, Paul A. Dresser, Warren Murphy, C.
F. Dominy, Dan Dominy and J. D. Dowd.
Notes:
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The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Thurs., Dec 30, 1971
-
Submitted by
Diane Richards
-
WWI Veteran
-
1st wife
Mattie Jewel (Freeland) Matthews buried
Roswell, New Mexico 2nd wife Cornelia
Beulah (UNKNOWN) Matthews; s/o Charles
Stewart Matthews & Libbie (Cates)
Matthews
Ernest
Newton Matthews
Jun 24, 1908 - Oct 3, 1958
E. N. Matthews Dies In Waco
DAWSON, Oct. 9, (Spl.)�Funeral rites
were held from the Methodist church in
Dawson Sunday for Enrest N. Matthews,
54, who died in Providence Hospital,
Waco, Oct. 3.
Rev. W. L. Milner, the pastor,
conducted, with Rev. Henson of Waco
assisting. Burial was in the
Dawson Cemetery.
Matthews resided in Dawson prior to the
illness that preceded his death. His
father, the late V. T. Matthews,
operated a grocery business in Dawson
for 43 years.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Lola
Laughlin, Lorena; and Mrs. Kitty Ruth
Wimbish, Lubbock, and other relatives.
Wolfe Funeral Home directed.
Notes:
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The Corsicana Daily Sun
- Thurs., Oct 9, 1958
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Submitted by
Diane Richards
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h/o Leola
(Sawyer) Matthews married Jul 9,
1929 (Divorced); s/o Victor
Templeton Matthews & Dora Lee (Burt)
Matthews
Felix Newton Matthews
Mar 1871 - Apr 10, 1959
F. N. Matthews Rites Are Held
DAWSON, Aril 11 (Spl.)�Funeral
services were held here Saturday at
2:30 p.m. for Felix N. Matthews, 88,
from the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Rev. R. A. Renfer, former
pastor, conducted the services.
Burial was in the
Dawson cemetery.
Matthews, a retired grocer and caf�
operator and pioneer resident of
this area, died at his home here
Friday morning following an illness
of several weeks. He operated a
grocery store at one time in Purdon
and had resided in this section of
his life.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie
Matthews, Dawson; a daughter, Mrs.
H. C. Garner, Dawson; a grandson, S.
S. Duke, Dallas; and
two-great-grandchildren, Annabell
and Betty Duke; three sisters, Mrs.
W. H. Garner and Mrs. Kate Mount,
both of Dawson, and Mrs. J. A. Fox,
Ft. Worth.
Wolfe Funeral Home directed.
Notes:
Clifford (Baker) Pool
Feb 17, 1872 - Feb 25, 1952
Rites At Dawson For Mrs. Pool
Funeral services for Mrs.
Clifford Pool, 80, who died
Wednesday at her home in Waco,
were held at 3 p.m. Wednesday
from the Dawson Baptist church.
Burial was in the
Dawson cemetery.
Surviving are four sons, J. W.
Pool, Dawson; J. D. Pool,
Hubbard; J. E. Pool, Longview,
and D. L. Pool, Houston; a
daughter, Mrs. G. E. Leggott,
Waco; a brother, J. D. Baker,
Mexia; a sister, Mrs. W. L.
Dorrsett, Mexia.
Notes:
Jerry Wilmer Pool
Nov 23, 1903 - Jun 30, 1953
Dawson Farmer Expires
Tuesday
DAWSON, June 30.�(Spl.)�J.
W. Pool, 49, farmer,
residing eight miles east of
town, died of a heart attack
at an early hour Tuesday. He
had suffered a previous
attack last week.
Funeral services will be
held from the Shiloh Baptist
church, of which he was a
member, Wednesday at 3 p.m.
Burial will be in the
Dawson cemetery.
The rites will be conducted
by Rev. W. O. Estes, pastor
of the Dawson Baptist church
and Rev. Burt Gillis, pastor
of the Dawson Methodist
church.
Surviving are his wife, a
son, Steve Pool; four
daughters, Mrs. Joyce Shaw,
Mrs. Wilma Renfro, Misses
Sue and Clorenda Pool, and
two grandsons, all of
Dawson; a sister, and three
brothers.
Pallbearers will be Aldon
Nesmith, Myrell Lamb, Hughie
Shaw, James Mitcham, Roy
Nesmith and Wesley Hale.
Wolfe Funeral Home will
direct.
Notes:
Edmund Oscar �Bo� Zeanon
May 28, 1878 - Mar 29,
1952
E. O. Zeanon Rites
Planned Thursday
E. O. (Buster) Zeanon,
73, long-time resident
of Navarro county, died
in Baylor Hospital in
Dallas Sunday morning
after an illness of two
weeks.
For two years prior to
his death he had been
employed by the Whistler
Machinery and Supply
Co., in Corsicana. He
was reared in the Dawson
and Hubbard areas.
Funeral services will be
held Thursday at 10:30
a.m. from the graveside
in the
Dawson cemetery with
W. T. Allman conducting.
Surviving are a nephew,
Harry Zeanon of Fort
Worth; a sister and a
niece, name and address
of both unknown. Wolfe
Funeral Home of Dawson
will direct.
Notes:
Leo Thomas Hubbard
Jul 6, 1910 - Mar
26, 1952
Purdon Resident
Killed In Wreck
Leo Hubbard, 41, of
Purdon was killed
near Jasper, Texas,
Wednesday when his
cattle truck
jackknifed on a
curve.
Funeral services
were held at 3:30
p.m. Thursday from
the First Baptist
church in Dawson.
Burial was in the
Dawson cemetery,
The rites were
conducted by Rev. W.
T. Allmon, Baptist
minister at Hubbard,
and Rev. W. O.
Estes, pastor.
Surviving are his
wife of Purdon, a
son, Billy D'Wayne
Hubbard, Dawson; and
mother, Mrs. Hubbard
of Purdon.
Wolfe Funeral Home
directed.
Notes:
Robert Walter
�Bob� Patterson
Oct 30, 1873 -
Oct 19, 1952
R. W. Patterson
Services Monday
DAWSON, Oct.
20.�(Spl.)�R. W.
(Bob) Patterson,
78, farmer, died
at his home two
miles west of
town Sunday
morning.
Funeral services
were held Monday
at 2:30 p.m.
from the First
Baptist church
with burial in
the
Dawson cemetery.
The rites were
conducted by
Rev. W. O.
Estes, pastor of
the church.
Surviving are
his wife, two
sons, Vestus
Patterson, Sudan
and Glenn
Patterson,
Henrietta; a
brother, two
sisters, five
grandchildren
and one
great-grandchild.
Patterson moved
to this
community about
40 years ago
from the
Carthage area.
Pallbearers were
Charles Fondren,
Younger Cannon,
Oliver Harrison,
Rufus Christian,
Lewis Cleveland,
Arlie Edwards.
Wolfe Funeral
Home directed.
Notes:
Minnie Bell (Barber) Matthews
1872 - Jan 6, 1961
Mrs. Matthews Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Felix N. Matthews, 88, were held at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Dawson at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Mrs. Matthews, a native of Tennessee but a resident of Navarro
county for most of her life, died at her home in Dawson, Friday
morning.
Rev. Sam Bedinger, pastor of the church, officiated and burial
was in the
Dawson cemetery.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Annie Garner, Dawson; one
grandson, S. S. Duke, Dallas; and two great granddaughters.
Notes:
Robert Glenn Matthews
Aug 18, 1938 - Feb 7, 2014
Robert
Glen Matthews went peacefully to be with the Lord on Friday,
February 7, 2014 at the age of 75. Robert was born in
Dawson, Texas to parents Robert (Bob) Allen and Bessie
Dawson.
Robert married Zella Jean Matthews on October 15, 1975 in
Athens, Texas and they were married until her passing in
July of 2009.
Robert is survived by his son, John Paul Matthews of Waco,
Texas and his children.
Visitation will be held at Cole Funeral Home on Sunday,
February 9 from 2pm to 4pm. He will be laid to rest in
Dawson cemetery, Dawson, Texas.
Arrangements under the direction of Cole Funeral Home,
McGregor, TX. |
Notes:
- Cole Funeral Home,
MeGregor, Tx.
- Submitted by
Diane Richards
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1st wife Debra Ann (Steele) Matthews married Nov 19,
1971 2nd wife Zella Jean (McCain) Matthews married Oct
15, 1975; s/o Robert Allen �Bob� Matthews & Bessie Lulline (Leckie) Matthews
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