Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 84

THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abilene. Texas, Sunday Morning, October 23, 1966 Mrs. Davis D. Dies at 63 Dies stamlord VJ HI VJ STAMFORD (RNS) Horace, (Peie Wri 64, of 308 yie V- 7 avi5j 63 of pavenport here, died after a 4126 Rictaa died at 8:15 3.m.! i ro ke at his home at 7:30 a.m i Saturday Hendrick Memorial Saturday Hospital a two month; inj Funera wjl be at 1p.m. Monday at Methodist Services will a 3:50 p.m.

i church with the Rev. M. Monday in Kiker Warren Cha-iBennett, pastor, officiating, pel with the Rev. Wallace Far-jjai will be in Stamford ris, pastor of Central Presby-jtm' with Kinnev Funeral Horns! tenan Church, officiating. charge.

'j Born April 29. 1912, in Leonaj Doyle Jacobs, 6eor M. iawiis, Hioc 81 Hamlln Djes VI VJ HAMLIN (RNS) -George Lawlis, 81, died at 7 p.m. ANSON (RNS) -Doyle F. Friday at his home in Hamlin.

Jacobs, 61, died at 11:50 p.m.] Funeral will be held at 2:30 Friday in Anson General Hospital after an apparent heart attack at his home about 30 minutes before. Funeral will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday Baptist with at Anson First (he Rev. Bobby p.m. Sunday at First Methodist Church with the Rev.

Cecil Hardavvay, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Newman Cemetery in Sylvester with Foster Funeral Home in charge. Born Dec. 3, 1884, at Gurdon, jEklund. pastor, officiating.

he married the former jial will be in Mt. Hope Ceme-j Frances Robertson at Anson i ter Dec. 20, 1908. He was a Mason, I Born Oct. 16, 1S05 in Quinlan.

a farmer and a member of First he moved with his family to Methodist Church here. 14, 1924. in lh mi VI i ii Li ton. The couoie lived in Abir lene from January of 1P37 toi Surv ivmg are a brother, Gould; April of 195! when thev St and two sisters MRS. NORA G.

ADAIR funeral in CJvde to El Paso. Thev noved lo and Mrs. Mol. Norfolk. in" October of! 1 1 Morris both of Slam i 1953 ard then returned to Abilene July 1 of this year follow-! ing Mr.

Davis' retirement from' the F. W. Wooiworth Co. He a i'-Tner manager of the Abilene' Wooiworth store. Mrs.

Davis was a member ofj Church of Norfolk, 1 Survivors are her husband ofjq at1irriav i qp i. irol the home; two sons, pUrrdaa laeckweU L. of Tyler and Donald W. of after 9 ng Mrs. Dies al 75 Haskell as a child.

He married Irene Roberts of Haskell on Jan. 3, 1931. They moved to Anson in February of 1946. He had owned and operated a grocery and drug store and a butane Surviving are his wife; two sons, Ovid of Bovina and Dr, Virgil Lawlis of Austin; a daughter Mrs. Don (Frances) Raymond of Leveiland; five brothers.

Lewis of Floydada, Homer Five births were reported in Abilene hospitals. At Hendrick Memorial: Boy to Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Ciseros, 2010 Summers, at 12:50 pjn.Thursday. Girl to Mr.

and Mrs. Dominga Resales, 1501 Plum, at 6:27 p.m. Thursday. Boy to Mr. and Mrs.

A. L. Willis, Rt. 5, Bex 425, at 7:53 p.m. Friday.

Girl to Mr. and Mrs. Alvah D. McCutchan, 1390 Chestnut, at 11:46 a.m. Friday.

AtDyess AFB:" Boy to 1st Lt. and Mrs. Gerald D. Pichette, 221 Texas at 5:12 Friday. HoytA.

Lowrie Services Monday Funeral will be at am Monday in Elliott's Chapel of Memories for Hoyt Lowrie, 71, of 1026 Beech, retired carpenter who had worked part- time on farms for the past thfe6 and service station businessjand Woodrow, both of jter, P. W. of McCaulley and Mr. Jacobs had been active in Otha Roy of Coleman;" three At fll CLYDE (RNS)-Mrs. Nora G.

Adair, 75, of 602 S. Treadaway larea stock farming and was a member of First Baptist Church. Surivivng are his wife; two daughters, Mrs. Don (Doylene) Bradshaw and Mrs. Kenneth Littletown, two daughters, (Tonya) Herndon, both of Anm Abilene, resident of Abilene son; a brother, Cecil of Dallas; i since 1915 died at 1:4 0 a.m.jfour half brothers, Vera Ivy Mrs.

sat ur ay Callahan County Haskell, Henry Ivy of Crane 'and Bolly and Leon Ivy both of Haskell; a half sister, Mrs. Edna Odum of California, and illness. Services will be held at 2j Funeral will be at 4 p.m. Mon- Mrs. David Miner of 2101 Post Monda in First Metho-jday in First Baptist Church of Oak of I dr Pallbearers' will al Home iciating.

Tucker. Ciiff Lester, Clifford! Born Jan. 5. 1380, in Hender-j Burial will be in Clyde Ceme- Farr. Larry Adamson, Lesiiejson, she married J.

E. Fosterj le under direction of Bailey Reed and Dale Fields. in 1902. He was a Gorman drug- Funeral Home. five grandchildren.

Pallbearers will be Alfred The family asks that any ist more than a emhrances be donated to thejtury. He died in 1951 half cen- She was American Cancer Society. member of the First Metho- Mrs. Adair was born March 3, 1891, in Limestone County, and married the late B. R.

Adair in Dies in Roanoks Church and a charter mem- 1948 at Abilene. She moved to her of Gorman Excelsior Club! Abilene from Lufkin in 1915. for 51 years. Surv vors include two She is survived by a grand-jLester Day of Abilene and daughter, Miss Betty Foster of James E. Day of Clyde- a De Leon and two nieces, Mrs.

daughter, Mrs. Annie Mae Mur- an Antonio Riles EHis Charles Smith of Abilene, and Funerai was held at 3 p.m.JMrs. Frank Peckham of Hunts- Saturday at Lakeland Baptist ville. Church in Lewisville, for ------H. T.

Hamlin, of Rural Rt. l.l Roanoke. Tex. Mr. Kamlin wasj the father of Tom Hamlin of! 2417 Post Oak Rd.

Abilene. A retired farmer. Mr. Hamiiulj Of 1.111,? aied at 10 Thursday of a 1 heart attack. He was a veteran of World War I.

Melvin R. Survivors include th? off Monday at Roaneke; three sons, Tom of.Fort Sam ry of Clyde; 10 step-children; nine grandchildren: nine great- grandchildren; one great-great- grandchild; four sisters, Mrs. Mittie Henry of Odessa, Mrs. Maydel Sowell of Arizona, Mrs. morial Park.

sisters, Mrs. Jesse Green of Sweetwater, Mrs. F. E. Sipe of Sylvester and Mrs.

Finus Sexton of Slayton; 11; grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Grandsons will be pallbearers. Pinkerlon Of Stanlon Dies STANTON (RNS) William Lewis Pinkerton, 53, died after a heart attack Saturday morning, about 11:30 a.m. in Midland. He had lived most of his life in Stanton before moving to Midland a few years ago.

Funeral will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Stanton Church of Christ with Doyle Corder, minister, officiating. Gilbreath Funeral Home will be in charge of burial in Big Spring Trinity Me- CISCO (RNS) Mrs. Marian I. Smothers, 80, of Houston, died late Friday in Graham Hospital here after an apparent heart attack.

She had been visiting in the home of her son, Jim Smothers, manager of the local chamber of commerce. Funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hurtzler Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in City Cemetery in Hallesville. Rust Funeral Home of Cisco was in charge of local arrangements.

She was born Aug. 30, 1886 in Morales and was married to Edwin Smothers April 9, 1908 there. Surviving are a son. Jim of Cisco; a daughter. Mrs.

Jess Roberts of Dallas; three sisters, Mrs. W. 0. Eaves, Mrs. Kelly Annie B.

Lawrence of Abilene and Mrs. Lydia Hallmark of Kileen. Interment services for Capr.i She was preceded in death by Abilene, James Ray of Irving, and Hugh of Dallas; and one daughter. Mrs. Dennis Watson Dallas.

Ellis will be husband, a daughter and 2:30 p.m. at brother. "Houston The family will be at Mrs. Cemetery in San Antonio. Capt.

Ellis was killed in action on Oct. 15 in South Viet Nam. where he was currently Hurry's home at Clyde. Pallbearers will be Vernon Walker, W. J.

Hanniford, W. L. Massagee, J. 0. E.

A NEW SERVICE ot 702 T. A. T. TRtADAWAY jassigned to the 308th Tactical I Jolly, and E. D.

Franklin. Squadron. -r-r arrangements will be! handled by Brooks Hill Funeral Home in San Antonio. i wife and two daughters a 2134 Ivanhoe Lane, Abi-j ilene. of wanted features at low cost make this that denes comparison.

Beautiful in its smart two-tone brown and beige finish with chrome uards and hearth it gives you a handsome piece of furniture as well as a cheery, efficient heating unit. 16,000 BTU 1 Herbert Reaves, 10, Dies in Big Spring BIG SPRING (RNS) Her- jbert Reaves, 70, died in a local hospital at 12:20 p.m. Saturday. I Ke had been in failing health for i the past 10 years. Funeral will be held at 10:30 a.m.

Monday at East Fork Baptist Church with the Rev. Billy Rudd, pastor, officiating, assisted by the Rev. L. Harrison. Burial will be in City Cemetery with River-Welch Funeral Home in charge.

Born in Jackson County. Ala. 13, 1895, he had lived in jBig Spring since 1919 and was married to Vera Bennett Feb. 8, 1914 in Gorman. Mr.

Reaves was a Texas Pacific Railroad assistant car foreman and had worked for the company from 1919 until 1956. He was a member of East He owned and operated the Fred Moss, J9, Breckenr idge, Dies BRECKENRIDGE (RNS) Fred Moss, 79, a retired-hotel porter, died at 10:20 p.m; day in Stephens Memorial Hospital. He had been hospitalized after a Sept. 30 stroke. Funeral will be held at 1 p.m.

Sunday, Oct. 30 in Williamson hapei Methodist Church with Rev. E. J. Lott, pastor, of- 'iciating.

Burial will be in 3reckenridge Cemetery with Melton Funeral Home in charge. Nephews will be pallbearers. Born Jan. 16,1887 in Hill County, he came here from Whitney. He worked, as a porter at the Burch Hotel until 1953 when ill health forced his retirement.

Surviving are his wife, Kathryn of Ft. Worth; three sisters, Mrs. Joanna Hamilton of Breckenridge and Mrs. Lillie Saunders and Mrs. Almeta Curry, both of Dallas; and a brother, Cecil Alexander of Dallas.

Officiating will be the Rev. H. S. pastor of Gospel Lighthouse. Assembly of God Church, and the Rev.

Wilson Estes, pastor of Bethel Temple Assembly of God Church. Burial will be in Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be W. 0. Kemper, Charlie Floyd, John Bullock, Joe House, Harold Jennings and John Wayne Smith Mr.

Lowrie died about 2:30 p.m. Friday of injuries receiv ed when he fell under a plow working on the W. 0 Kemper Farm south of Abilene Rev. Shepherd, Retired bpfci Minister, (RNS) Lev; Bob Newtort Shepherd, 79, ied in Sttphenville Hospital bout 1:30 a.m. Saturday after Funeral services will be held 2 p.m.

Monday "in Ste- jhenville First Baptist Church with the pastor, the Emil Beck6r, "officiating. BurUl will be in West End Cfchetery under direction of Prewitt Reed Funeral The Rev. Shepherd was a Ye- ired Baptist minister, having served the denomination for 50 Robert Eldridge Jr, Big Spring, Dies BIG-SPRING (RNS)- Robert Eldridge 60 died at 10:3 Saturday in a local hospita fter a long illness. Funeral will be held at 2 p.m at Mt Bethel Baptis hurch. with the Rev.

Melvii lontgomery officiating. Buna rill be in City Cemetery wit liver-Welch Funeral Home i harge. He had lived here for 21 year nd was a retired trucker fo 'exas Pacific Railroad. Mr Ildridge was born at Cuero Jul Smothers GeorgTr a harma cist here for severa Brough, all of Houston; fouri Tears who. was killed instantly BROWNWOOD Funeral foi Jones Henry (Joe) McClure, 82 ne dim upcicucu oranf Highway Restaurant near Stan- grandchildren, and one great- ton and was born Feb.

21, 1913 at Burkburnett. Surviving are his wife, Rachel; a son, David of Mesa, a Mrs. Betty Williams of Holly Road, a step Britton of Stanton: a step daughter, Judy Hagins of San Angelo; his mother, Mrs. Emily Pinkerton of Midland; two brothers, Henry and Elmo, both of.Stanton; and five sisters; Mrs. Leia Noles, Mrs.

Judy Reed; both of Midland; Mrs. Winor.a Foster of Belaire, Mrs. Ellen Morgan of Big Spring and Mrs. Hope Schuelke of Houston; six grandchildren, and 21 nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday For W.

Hickam Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Kiker Warren Funeral Chapel for W. S. Hickam, 79, who died at 4:25 p.m. Friday in Cox Memorial Hospital after two years of failing health.

He lived 'at 3665 Hickory. 0. B. Proctor, Church of Christ minister, will officiate with burial in Cedar Hill. Born Oct.

15, 1887. in Bristol, Va. he married Ethel Moses Sept. 13. 1913, in Archer City.

He came to Abilene in 1906 Virginia and has lived in Mrs. Bush, 89 DiesinC-Giy COLORADO CITY' (RNS) Mrs. Maggie 89, died Saturday afternoon Memorial Hospital, following thy illness. Funeral will be' 2t 4:30 p.m. Sunday the First Methodist Church here with the.Rev.

Billy Wilkinson, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Colorado City roachin g- Cemetery under direction of! Hls car was dragged severa tQt 'frirt about 8:25 p.m. Friday in a car train wreck, will be held at p.m. Sunday in Coggin Avenu Baptist Church with the Rev George Slaytoa, pastor, officiat ing. Burial will be in White wright Cemetery at 11 a.m Monday with Davis "Morn Funeral Home in charge.

He died after driving his ca in front a Santa Fe'freigh train at the Fisk St. crossin, just south of Howard Payne Co lege campus. Officers indicated signals at the crossing wen operating and that he evident ly did not see the switch en gine hauling freight cars ap Kiker Son Funeral; Home. Mrs. Bush was born Jan.

.18, 1877, in Anderson County, and had lived in Mitchell County 1906. She was a member of the First Methodist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. G. F.

Fuller of Colorado City; two sons, Mert of San Francisco, and Austin of Leander; a sister, Mrs. Lucy Scarborough of Grapeland; 11 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Baptist Church and the Wood- this area since that iime He men of the World Lodge. was a cons tru-tion worker and Surviving are his wife, Vera; I builder and a member of the five sons. Milton of Shreveport, Bernard of Odessa, Bennett Chrome Heorth Plate Unique, pine cone design radiants, with sparkling glow-points Metal bock with thick Haydite insulation Porcelain enamel fop A.G.A.

approved. of Lubbock. Roy Lee of Big Spring, Donald of Dayton, Ohio; daughter, Mrs. Loy H. Ander- Church of Christ.

His retirement came about two years ago. His sons will be pallbearers and the family will be at 3665 Hickory Sunday and 3649 Hick- 5 Radiant Model (20,000 BTU). 16 80 jison of Big Spring; 19 grandchil-jory Monday. six great brothers. Elon Reaves jiEaslland and Leamon Reaves K9SCU9I Spreckles, and two sis- VMMI lf jters.

Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison of I Merkel and Mrs. Zelda 1 of Amariilo. A with Circulating Air Heaters Lifetime Burners 12,000 BTU IS 85 20,000 BTU 2P 30,000 ETU ....25 2 5 A I Circulating Air Heaters with Coo! Top 16,000 BTU 17" 28,000 BTU ith iwLi9 33 25 40,000 42 85 Lloyd, Throckmorion, Dies BIG SPRING (RNS) Pascual M. Garcia.

86, died at 4 a.m. Saturday at his home at huitz of 700 N. Scurrv after M. D. Johnson, 65, Dies in Hospital Marshall Dswey Johnson, 65, of 1602 Poplar, died at 8:30 p.m.

Saturday in Hendrick Memorial Hospital. Services are pending at Elliott's Funeral Home. Born March 16, 1901. in Kaufman County, he attended school at Lueders and married Willie McHorse in Abilene in 1923. The couple had lived here the past 43 years.

He was a mechanic, retiring from city employment in 1954 after working Oiere- 20 years. Since retirement, he owned a S. Treadaway garage and worked there until ilf health forced him to quit in August. Survivors are his wife of the home: two daughters, Mrsi Bet- feet down the right of way. The veteran pharmsdst wa still working at Corner Dru in Bonham 1905 and was a deacon in Coggin Avenue Baptist Church Surviving are his wife; daughters, Mrs.

Hugh Horton San Angelo and Mrs. Joe Kee ton of Dallas; son, Truett San Angelo; grandchi dren; eight great grandchi dren; a brother, Claude of Bon ham, and a sister, Mrs. Ma jo Gibbs Merkel. 7 Sweetwaler, Dies SWEETWATER (RNS) Jes sie W. Alexander, 45, disable World War II veteran, died i Big Spring Veterans Hospita about noon Saturday.

Monahans of Midland; Patte son Funeral Home here. Surviving are his wife; a son Jessie of Sweetwater; tw daughters, Mrs. Marie McGuir of Ft. Worth and Miss Lola Ale? ander of the home and his par and Mrs. 0.

W. Ale ander of 1409 Sam Houston. years several includinf different Abilene, Lubbock and He had been a resident; of or. the' past yelri. He served is the Soutbert Baptist -Convention thret; tepirate He was born Aug.

15, 1W7, in Arkansas, and moved to Texas with his iamily when he 5 years old. He wtt mtrried Aug. to Mitt Kittie V. Howard in Cranfils Gip, Tex. Survivors include; his wife; one daughter, Holtzclaw of Mrs.

Gertrude Nbtreet; three grandsons; one brother, Early Shepherd of sisters, Mrs, Ear I Byrum of Laguna Park, Mrs. Bearlie Gore of Victoria, and Mrs. Myrtle Johnson of "Cisco. the Baptist Church. Surviving are.

his wife, Annie lae;" Carolyn Elridge of Big Spring; a brother, Id Scott Eldridge. of San -Antono, and -a sister," CasielLs ALL 4 WHEELS OFF THE GROUND AT THE SAME TIME HURST HEMI UNDIR CLASS SUNDAY--OCT: 30 ABILENE DRAGWAY After six maybe too late! of all that we learn in a lifetime is learned through our eyes; so it makes good sense to safeguard them from the very start, Since the eyes reach full maturity at about the age of six, a pre-school eye examination, can lead to the discovery of an" otherwise undetectable malfunction of the eyes or vision process. If discovered in time, such a malfunction may be corrected by proper treatment. Guard against eye disease, eyestrain, and poor vision with an annual professional eye examination by a 0 Doctor of Optometry. At the fees are nominal and a convenient credit plan is available, if desired.

Directed by: Dr. S. J. and Dr. N.

Jay Rogers, Optometrists OPEN All DAY SATURDAY Shopping Capital TSO illness. A rosary service will he held two sons, Stanley of the home I and Marshall Jr. of one brother, Harvey of (RNS rl a 8: TM Pm Sunda at River- cola a eight grandchildren. Roland Llovd, carpenter jhere who had'lived in Throck- Uelch Cha el Wlth funeral at 9 County since 1025. a Monday at Sacred Heart' I pronounced dead on.

arrival atjCalholic Church with Father J. jThrcckmorton Memorial Delaney, pastor officiating about 3 p.m. Saturday, Burial will be in City Cemetery pparent Born in Cacatacis, Mexico. earlier Complete Stock of Can't Leak Gas Hose, Copper Tubing, Flexible Metal Hose, Gas Cocks. Replacement Radiants for all Stoves.

He had suffered an heart attack minutes while driving his car Breckenridge to ThrockmoUon.j lenc His wife managed to stop May 17, 1880, he moved to Abi- and to Bi in STORE HARDWARE COMPANY EVERYTHING IN SKELF BUILDER'S HARDWARE Plenty of FREE Forking While Shopping 526 Cypress (Downtown) OR 2-3241 car safely, and an ambulance was summoned. Funeral will be at 3 p.m. Monday in the First Methodist Church here with the Rev. Hen- Salley. pastor, officiating.

Burial will be in Throckmor- Cemetery under direction of jMerriman Funeral Home. Mr. Lloyd was born Nov. 11, 11894. in Jack County, and mar- 1 ried Jewel Sprowls there in 1920.

Survivors include his wife; a son, Milburn Wayne Lloyd of California; a grandson; two brothers and four sisters. He joined the Texas Pacific Railroad in 1916 and stayed with the line until his retirement in 1949. He married Juana Moralez in 1906 in Mexico. She died in March of 1938. Mr.

Garcia was official Mexican consulate for the Big Spring area for several years and was a member of the Catholic Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Isabel Salazar: six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Hunt I a Dies In Rofan Hospital ASPERMONT (RNS) The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Hunt of Aspermont diedj at 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Callan Memorial Hospital in Rotan. The child was born Friday. Graveside services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Double Mountain Cemetery with thejl Rev.

James Woods, pastor ofj Central Baptist Church of Aspermont. officiating. Surviving are the parents; a brother, Jerry Don Jr. of the home; paternal grandfather, Clyde Hunt of Haskell; nal grandmother, Mrs. Doris Scallars of Midland; maternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. G. Parker of Peacock; and two great grandmothers, Mrs. J.

W. Hunt of Haskell and Mrs. Fulie Parker of Peacock, cms THE APPOINTMENT OF ROW ELECTRIC COMPANY AS THE NEW AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR FEDDERS CENTRAL HEATING AIR CONDITIONING SALES INSTALLATION SERVICE RO NY 2606 SOUTH 14th A I OR 4-3156.