Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 2

Obituaries Proposed lake does have ii in ht An rtXf poiH fho nnrnnsp Eunice Tramel Kerens Mrs. Eunice Tramel, 81, resident of Kerens, died Tuesday at a local nursing home. Services were Thursday, 10 a.m., Bazette Baptist Church with the Rev. Johnny Singleton officiating. Burial followed at Prairie Point Cemetery.

Survivors include four sons, Robert Tramel, of Kerens, Ray Tramel, of Athens, Hobson Tramel, of Bozier City, and Joe Tramel, of Henderson; a sister, Mrs. J.H. McCurrin of Wichita Falls, six grandchildren and nine grandchildren. Pallbearers are H. D.

Ballow, Bob Travel, Larry Wilbanks, Joe Brummett, Charlie Carrington and Johnny Tramel. Arrangements were with Paschal Funeral Home. George Ganlt BLOOMING GROVE George W. Gantt, 76, resident of Blooming Grove, died Wednesday at Navarro County Memorial Hospital. Services were Thursday, 3 p.m., Blooming Grove United Methodist Church with the Rev.

Leroy Reaves officiating. Burial was at Rose Hill Cemetery. He was a retired farmer and lifelong resident of Blooming Grove. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Allie Gantt, of Blooming Grove; two sons Darwood Gantt, of Navarro Mills and Raymond Gantt, of Idaho Falls, Idaho; a daughter-in-law, Mrs.

Garland Gantt, of Houston; six grandchildren and two grandchildren. Pallbearers were Robert Garrison, Carl Garrison, Eddie Garrison, Jerry Garrison, Fred Howell and Bobby Gantt. Arrangements were with Ballard Funeral Home in Blooming Grove. Joe Oliver Joe Oliver, 89, resident of Memphis, and formerly of Navarro County, died Sunday in Memphis. Graveside services were Wednesday, 10 a.m.

Birdston Cemetery in Streetman. The Rev. David Hale officiated. Arrangement were with Corley Funeral Home. He was bom July 29, 1890, in Bremond.

He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Oliver and a veteran of World War I.

Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Willie Jo Ashley, of California; Mrs. Imogene Hale, of Dallas, Mrs. Earnestine Harty, of Sacramento, and Mrs. Janice Monasco and Mrs.

Jeanette Howerton, both of Memphis, 11 grandchildren, 15 grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Belle Thompson, of Streetman. Reuben Fulcher Reuben Ben Fulcher, 79, resident of Ennis and formerly of Navarro County, died Saturday evening at Ennis Municipal Hospital. Services were 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Love Chapel Baptist Church in Corsicana.

The Rev. T. A. Turner officiated and burial followed in the Younger Chapel Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Ross and Johnson Mortuary.

Survivors include three sons, S. F. C. Reuben Fulcher, of Fort Hood, Dave Fulcher, of Ennis, and George Fulcher, of Dallas; three daughters, Mrs. Iillian Standfield, of Dallas, Mrs.

Kittie G. Manning, of Wilmer, and Miss Hattie Fulcher, of Ft. Worth; 25 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; two brothers, two sisters and other relatives. Daniel Buck Funeral services for Daniel M. Buck, 68, were held Saturday at the Navarro Mills Baptist Church.

He died Friday in Memorial Hospital. His body was donated to the Anatomical Board of the State of Texas at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School of Dallas. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Vivian F. Buck, Navarro Mills; three daughters, Suzanne Burton, Arlington, Sarah Caruth, Carrollton, Jackie Weaver, Muldrow, and seven grandchildren.

John Bays Jr. John W. Bays resident of Corpus Christiand native of Corsicana, died Monday in Corpus Christi. Graveside services were Friday, 11 a.m. Rose Hill Cemetery in Blooming Grove.

Services were Wednesday at Clifford Chapel Funeral Home in Corpus Christi. Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Jo Frances Bays, of Corpus Christi; one son, Rocky Bays, of Houston; one gran- daughter, Tammy Bays, of Houston; three sisters, Mrs. G.R.

Andruss and Mrs. W.B. Tatum, of Corsicana, and Mrs. F.A. Wise, of Odessa, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Rubie Dozier Rubie Elizabeth Dozier, 68, of Blooming Grove, died Friday at Navarro County Memorial Hospital. Services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Blooming Grove. The Rev. David Fortner and the Rev.

Charles Hall officiated. She was a lifelong resident of Blooming Grove. Survivors are her husband, Harold Dozier, of Blooming Grove; one daughter, Wanda Ruth Bryant of DeSoto; two sisters, Pearl Morgan, of Milford, and Ruth Gobbel, of Forth Worth; and granddaughters, Mrs. Rhonda Worley, of Navarro Mills, and Kathy Bryant, of DeSoto. Pallbearers were Buford Farish, Donnie Ralph Putman, Boyd Bryant, Ronald Lynch, and J.K.

Melton. Honorary pallbearers will be deacons of the church. Burial was at Rose Hill Cemetery with Ballard Funeral Home of Blooming Grove in charge. Alius Rickard Alius Rickard, 61, native of Corsicana was pronounced dead on arrival to Navarro County Memorial Hospital Friday. Quiet hour was Sunday, 6:307:30 p.m.

Services were Monday, 2 p.m. Scott Funeral Home ChapeL The Rev. Paul Curry, Second Mission Baptist Church pastor, officiated. Burial was at Woodland Cemetery. He was a veteran of World War II.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Verna Mae Rickard; four daughters, Mrs. Maxcine Powell, Mrs. Maxcine Jean Smith, Mrs. Vivian Dianne Harris and Miss Sharon Jones; one son, Herman Jones; one step-sister, Mrs.

Annie Jessie; nine grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and other relatives. By MIKE HAILEY Golden Circle Editor The proposed dam on Richland Creek can shed a few of its imagniary tears. Turns out it has some friends afterall. About one year since the formation of the Tehuacana- Richland Enemies of the Dam (TRED), a new alliance has been created to muster support for the developemnt and construction. Friends of Richland Creek held an organizational meeting Tuesday, and the attorney Bill McKie said a petition being circulated through Corsicana and Navarro County had already picked up 400 to 500 sigantures of citizens favoring the $342 million project.

P.D. Fullwood was named chairman of Foley Wynn will serve as the vice-chariman and Marcela McKie was named secretary. Music winners listed Ninety-four students received gold ribbon awards and performance cards as participants in the annual Sonatina-Sonata Festival held April 19, under sponsorship of Corsicana Music Teachers Association. Mrs. Edwin J.

Zabcik and Mrs. Jimmie Mansfield, festival co-chairmen, announced award winners by grades: Pre-school Conner and Haven Humbert; first grade Kara Cooper; second grade Kathy Collier, Rebecca Glass, Misty Maxey, Tiffany McCoy, Chip Vacek and Paul Williams; third grade Shannon Brown, Connie Broxton, Michelle Clark, Carolyn Culwell, Melessa Denison, Kristie Franks, Sherrie Jack, Amy McNeel, Angela Stringer, Tammy Wardell and Cheryl Young. Fourth grade Sheryl Baldwin, Janet Caton, Tiffani Fitzgerald, Angela Gould, Joni Beth Hagler, Amara Hale, Anna Highnote, Hilary Humbert, Jason Manning, Melaine new Mr. and Mrs. Billy R.

Owen, 1205 N. 13th announce the birth of a son, Christopher Everette, born April 16 at Memorial Hospital. He weighed eight pounds, nine ounces. Welcoming him is a brother, Benjamin Matthew, 3. The maternal grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Hardin, of Fort Worth and the paternal grandmother is Mrs. Violet Owen, of Corsicana. Great-grandparents include Mr. and Mrs.

R.L. Hardin, Corsicana, and Mrs. Vera Beaver, Fort Worth. Stites, laurel Summitt, Christie Young, Julie Young, Annette York and Tiffany Orr; fifth grade Ned Boyd, Rene Franks, Barbara Agreer, Cindy Grounds, Grace Layne, Roxanne Patrick, Leesa Rhodes and Susan Wilson. Sixth grade KaSonia Bartee, Karen Boyd, Christi Dennis, Linda Derden, Susan Guillen, Gina Hanson, Christie Isbell, Robert McGee, Michelle Marshall, Jesse Williams, Lisa Wilson and Wright; grade seven Stacy Arnett, Jennifer Brown, Malinda Estelle, Stephanie Green, Teresa Guillen, Denise Matous, Betsy McCandless, Leslie Ragsdale, Sonya Russell, Nancy St.

Clair, Chris Turner and Sasha Wilson. Grade eight Rhonda Alexander, Kim Barker, Elizabeth Brooks, Amy Brown, I.aurie Colburn, LaDona Taylor and Debra Teague; grade nine Jamie Bancroft, Regina Bartee, Debbie Cates, Elizabeth Harper, Laura Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perkins, Rte. 6, Corsicana, announce the birth of a daughter, Molly Ann, born March 30 at Memorial Hospital.

She weighed seven pounds, four ounces. Welcoming her is a half- sister, Jackie Miller of San Antonio. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack T.

Perkins, of Ennis. Highnote, Lisa Lewis, Rhonda Rice and Wesley Skinner; grade 10 Angie Allred, Lisa Blackwell, Angela Coy, Monica Jones, Robin Murphy, David Patterson, Lisa Tesmer and Pattie Rutherford; grade 11 Jeff Glass, Gretchen Gossett, Mary Jane Robinson and David Turner; grade 12 Diane Emdy, Dena Goodnight, Siramar McKie said the purpose of would be to and circulate correct information concerning the construction of the constant level lake. The data compiled by will deal with the economic and environmental impact of the construction on the area involved, McKie said. Verna Bonner, the foremost enemy, said she like to know if the friends have as much to lose as the enemies But she said she respected the rights of others to voice their opinion, and was surprised no such group had been formed until now. has about 50 members so far, McKie said.

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