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3 Sunday, AprD 27. 1997 ODESSA AMERICAN Lj wm s.mr-mrm 'r Jewell Dukes Hudd'sstcn Los Angeles. Vbtotion be held from 2 until 9 p.m. Monday. Aprfl 28.

1997. at Seaside Funeral Home. Funeral services win be held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, April 29, 1997. at Seaside.

Funeral Home Chapel. Interment to follow at Seaside Memorial Park. In fieu of flowers, memorial' contributions may :1 be made to DriscoH Children's Hospital, 3533 S. Alameda Corpus Christi, Texas 78411. Funeral cnTongemonts are by Seaside Memorial Park and Funeral Home.

McCowen of Midland; and four grcsnckjaughters. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday. April 28, 1997. In the chapel of Frank W.

Wilson Funeral Directors with Paul M. Smith officiating. Honorary pallbearers win be: Bob BrooksNre. Jim Lewallen, Milton Thornton. Avery Smith, John Taylor, CD.

Hancock and Richard Porter. Interment win be at 1 p.m. Monday at Hillside Memorial Park, Snyder, Texas. Arrangements by Frank W. Wilson Funeral Directors.

If desired, memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Association! by the Chamber of Commerce In 1966. She wes a frequent spec! at schools, churches and cMc clubs. Jewell had a great Interest and wrote extensively on Co- mancho County History and current events. nature (pa-tlcularty flowers and birds) and folklore. She was a master gardener and a collocfor of hats.

A fun treat was her recital of an the presidents of the United States and numerous poems, from Shakespeare to "A Had An Apple." Her grandchildren, Mitchell, age 8, and Jordan, age 7, also named the presidents to her great delight. She traveled extensively, covering most of the United States and Canada, Europe, Japan, and the Far East. Her last trip was to Big Bend in February of 1997 where she enjoyed the rafting trip. We win miss Jewel but forever remember her tremendous contributions to her family, church, community and ccxjntry. She Is rnerrxxtal-ized In the Corps of Cadets Plaza at Texas University.

Funeral services will be held at the Comanche First Baptist Church at 10 am. Monday, April 28. 1 997. under the direction of Han Sons Funeral Home in Comanche. Memorial contributions may be made to the Jewell Dukes Huddleston Scholarship Fund, In care of the Comanche National Bank, P.O.

Box 191, Comanche, Texas, 76442. also was a member of the San Antonio Conservation So-ciery. Mr. Jones passed away very suddenly In March 1963. She subsequently married Montgomery Blackwell "SonnyM Noelke Sr.

of Mert-zon, Texas, December 1965. They resided contentedry at their ranch home outside of Mertzon until Mr. Noelke's unexpected death in 1968. She remained there until 1992. when she moved bock to Fort Stockton to live with her younger brother Joseph Elijah Moore and his lifetime companion Cruz Quinteta.

Mrs. Noelke was an enthusiastic traveler, visiting family members and friends regularly throughout Texas and New Mexico, as well as traveling In Mexico. Europe and the Far East. Mrs. Noelke "Mrfa" is survived by her beloved brother.

Little Joe; her daughters. Dr. Sally Virginia Jones Andrade of El Paso and Amanda Moore Krejci of Sterfing City; her sons-in-law, Erasmo Andrade and Ronnie Krejci. She also Is survived by four grandchildren: Marisa Virginia Andrade, Carlos Antonio Andrade, Dan Alan Jenkins and Katrlna Virginia Krejci; great-grandson, Lucas Wifliam Andrade; nephew, Joe Page Moore of AJamogordo, N.M.; and niece. Mary Virginia "Muff' London of Ptainview.

The family would Ske to express special appreciation lo Oralia Vlllalba her "third daughter," who helped Mita and us through this last crisis. In lieu of flowers, we request that memorials be sent to e-ther the National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine, 1400 Jackson Denver, 80206. a the West Texas Rehabilitation Center. 3001 S. Jackson.

San Angela Texas, 76904. Rosary will be said at 7 p.m. Sunday, April 27. 1997. at the Fort Stockton Funeral Home.

Mass will be celebrated at 1 1 a.m. Monday, April 28, 1997, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church In Fort Stockton. Pallbearers will include: her stepson, Montgomery BlackweB "Monte" Noelke Jr. of Mertzon; her cousin, the Hon.

Pat Kelly of victoria; Sutton Allison of San Angelo; Jon Bordem. Jim Tinkler; and Edward Winkler of Fort Stockton. An Irish Blessing: Walls for the wind And a roof for the rain. And drinks beside the fire Laughter to cheer you And those you love near you, And all that your heart may desirel May she rest in peace. COMANCHE Jewell-Dukes Huddleston died on Thursday, April 24, 1997.

at the age of 85. She was born at Shady Grove Farm near Dust- er, Texas, oo Feb. 22, 1 91 2, the third of four daughters and three sons bom to Ufburn and Minnie Dukes. She attended school In Duster. In 1927, she was married to Acle Ray Hud-; dlestdn and shortly thereafter moved to Iraan, Texas, where they became part of the first oil field families housed In tents In the Yates Oil Field In County, Texas.

Jewell and Acle had three sons, Kenneth (now deceased) Gerald of Navasota and Billy Pete and wife, Flos of Houston. Her three sons and three grandchildren atteneded Texas University. Jewell Is survived by sisters. Hope Joiner of Gorman, Amber Craddock and Hazel Roberts of Comanche; and brothers, W.D. Dukes and wife.

Ulala of Hide- away Lake Tyler, and Herman Dukes and wife. Jill of Sidney. She was preceded In death by her husband, Acle and her brother, Lynwood. She Is also survived by her 1 grandchildren, Peter Huddleston and wife, Kathy, Paul Huddleston and wife. Dorl, and Lisa Huddleston Currie and Husband, Peter; and be- loved great-grandchildren.

Mitchell and Jordan Currie, Will and Katherlne Huddleston, and Emiy and Joseph Huddleston, all 'of Houston. She established a remarkable career of journalism following the completion of correspondence courses. Jewell was the primary writer for the Iraan News from 1948 to 1963 and served as a field correspondent for the Odessa American and the San An-gelo Standard Times during this period. She and Acie moved to Comanche, Texas, in 1963. Except fa some poetry and.

an occasional article, she took a holiday from writing until age 65. On March 10, 1977, she began writing a weekly column, "Wagon Wheels" for the Comanche Chief. By age 85, she had written about 1,000 articles, with her last one written on April 8, 1997. Jewell was honored to be named "Comanche Woman of the Year" Nancy Moore Noelke FORT STOCKTON Nancy Virginia Moore Jones Noelke passed 'from this life a few minutes past midnight. April 25.1997.

She was bom Feb. 9, 1913. in Pecos. Texas, to Dr. William Harris Moore and Virginia Her-ren Moore.

She moved to Fort Stockton with her family In 1917 at the age of 5. Mrs. Noelke attended St. Joseph School there and graduated from Fort Stockton High School 1928, where she played on the basketball team. She was also a gifted pianist and singer and gave numerous recitals.

She also played in the high school swing band with good friends such as Jimmy Rooney. Mrs. Noelke attended Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio before transferring to and graduating from the University of Texas at Austin. As a Longhom. she was a member of Delta Delta Delta and performed with the university's Operetta Club.

After teaching piano and public school for several years, she married Fred William Jones Jr. of Carrizoso, N.M. They lived many happy years in Fort Stockton, operating the Fred Jones Insurance Agency. Mrs. Noelke was an active member of St.

Agnes Parish, playing the organ there for many years. She was the first woman elected to the board of directors of the Fort Stock- ton Chamber of Commerce. She took special pride In the role of the Fort Stockton Pilot Club under her presidency when Its members led the fund raising for a new shingle roof on the Annie Rlggs during the 1950s. In addition, Mrs. Noelke served as the president of the local chapter of the American Cancer Society, and she was an active supporter and board member of the Fort Stockton Water Carnival.

She Homo Nursing's ODESSA Jacob Florez. infant son of Jacob and Amanda Florez, died Friday, April 25, 1997, at Odessa Regional Hospital. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Rose Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Odessa Fu-r neral Home Memorial Chapel.

t-' '-l, SURVIVORS: Father, Jacob Flo-rei of Odessa; mother, Amanda Flo-' rez of Odessa; grandfather, Ismeal i Nunez and Samuel Florez, both of Odessa; grandmothers, Gloria Balderrama of Jal, N.M and Joanna Renteria Florez of Denver, and great-grandparents, Natalia Balder rama of Marfa and Jose Renteria and Clara Renteria of Big Spring. ODESSA Lawrence "Larry" Hamer, 85, a retired expediter, died Friday, April 25, 1997, at his residence. Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by Frank.

W. Wilson Funeral Directors. He was born in Ohio, and was a resident of Odessa. He was a Baptist. SURVIVORS: Wife, Mabel Ham-er of Odessa; son, Craig Harner of Odessa; daughters.

Dale Davis and Sheri Haller, both of Odessa; brothers. Ken Harner of Dayton, Ohio, and Dick Harner of Boy ton Beach, and grandchildren. ODESSA Edna Harris, 87, died Friday, April 25, 1997, at Avalon Nursing Center. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Sunset Memorial Gardens with Jimmy Dennis officiating.

Arrangements by Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home. She was born in Portales, N.M., and was a resident of Odessa. SURVIVORS: Son, Glen Anthony Harris of Alamogordo, N.M.; sister, Lillian Bonen of Odessa; four grand-children; and 10 greatgrandchildren, nut Nktfi tnml ODESSA Alfredo Marquez, 45, died ThursdayApril 24, at his residence. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Buenas Nuevas Assembly of God with the Rev.

Rosa-rio Hill officiating. Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by Odessa Funeral Home Angeles Memorial Chapel. He was born in Ojinaga, Mexico, and was a resident of Odessa. SURVIVORS: Sons, Jesus Alfredo Marquez of Dallas and Jose Alfredo Marquez of Artesia, N.M.; daughter, Michel Anaya of Dallas; father, Ramon Marquez of Odessa; brothers, Juan Marquez, Martin Marquez, Concepcion Marquez, Jaime Marquez, Ruben Martinez and Maurilio Martinez, all of Odessa; and sisters, Maria Marquez of Dallas, Francisca Tarango and Cristina Rameriz, both of Odessa.

STANTON James Melvin Robinson, 83, a retired Forest Oil employee, died Thursday, April 24, 1997, in Odessa. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Stanton Church of Christ. Burial will be at Evergreen Cemetery. Arrangements by Gil-breath Funeral Home of Stanton.

He was born in Energy, Texas, and was a resident, of Stanton before moving to Odessa and then Breckenridge. He was a Presbyte- 1 SURVIVORS: Wife, Juanita Denton Robinson of Breckenridge; sons, James Monroe Robinson of Brecken- ridge and Earl Ray Robinson of Laurel, Mbn.t daughter, Johnle Ruth Grainger of San brother, James F.lvln Robinson of Corona, N.M.; elihl grandchildren; and 16 grandchildren. Dan R. Kelly CORPUS CHRISTI Dan R. Kelly.

40, passed away Saturday, April 26. 1997. in Corpus Texas. Dan attended Gardendale Baptist Church in Corpus Christi, Texas. He was a graduate of Permian High School In Odessa, Texas, and played proudly on the Permian football team for four yeas before graduating in 1974.

Dan was employed by Permian Tank and Manufacturing Odessa. Texas, and he coached the Oso Pony Pinto League (White Soxs Team) in Corpus Christi, Texas. He is preceded in death by his mother. Lois Kelly. He is survived by his loving wife of 1 3 years, Caren Kelly; one son, Lucas "Luke" Robert Kelly; and one daughter, Grace Aryn Kelly, all of Corpus Christi, Texas; his father, Bob and his wife.

Kathleen Kelly; and one brother, Ted Kelly, all of Houston, Texas; and one sister, Karen Kelly of day, six hours after his escape. Petrusaitis said Garcia had been denied permission to attend the funeral because there weren't enough officers to provide an escort. Garcia had been in jail for several weeks in connection with an aggravated robbery, the sheriff said. Petrusaitis said he probably will not seek escape charges against Garcia. Uoyd Mack McCowen ODESSA Uoyd Mack McCowen, 78, died Friday, April 25.

1 997. at his home in Odessa. He was born April 9, 1919, In Cross Plains, Tnxas, and moved to Odessa In 1947 with his wife, Doris. He was a veteran of World War II, serving with the Army Air Corps. He was employed by Amoco Production for 37 years and retired as a field foreman.

He was a longtime member of Crescent Park Church of Christ and avid Permian football fan and booster club member. Lloyd was a very beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. His family always came first and he will be missed very much by everyone close to Nm. Survivors include his wife, Doris McCowen of Odessa; daughters, Reglna Atvarado of Odessa and Sherry McCowen of Midland; sisters, Larue Haney of Lubbock, Marie Schell of McKlnney, Loyce Thompson of Snyder and Shirlene Bratton of Victoria; brothers, Alton McCowen of Slaton, Roy McCowen of Abilene, Glenn McCowen of Corpus Christi. Clint McCowen of Snyder and Don For Your Sympathy Arrangements The Shoppe Unique for Flowers Gifts 1 337-5468 337-5468 1616 East 8th Odessa i Major Credit cards Accepted a If I Li I Trusty flees jail after denied request to attend funeral Incontinence Supplies Bathroom Safety Skin Care Lift Chairs Nebulizers Department Store SUPER STORE 580 4013 Odessa it HEALTHCARE J- 1420 East 8th ROCKPORT (AP) A trusty in the Aransas County Jail was denied permission to attend his father-in-law's funeral.

But he went anyway. Sheriff David Petrusaitis said Jesse Garcia went out an unlocked door at the jail around 7 p.m. Thursday. Yet, Garcia never made it to the funeral. He surrendered early Fri U.S.

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