Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 25

Wednesday AM May 3 1989 I Fort Worth Star-Telegram I Section 1 Page 25 OBITUARIES Frank Crumley 84 attorney civic activist Johnnie Al Davis Custodian Ellis IL Felts Jr Sears employee 'r 1-'11141t tN' Death Notices ere provided 416weel homes to the classified advertising department Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices BRIAN FITLIARRALD SCRUGGS WILBUR A BR IAN 80 Fort Worth passed CLAYBERN TASSIE DELL away Monday Survi- FITZJAR RALD 74 SCRUGGS 83 passed vors: Sister Lottie Haltom City passed away Monday Member McCulloch Fort Worth away Monday Supervi- of Order of astern Star sor at General Dynam- Survivors: Sons Gene numerous nieces and ics for 34 years and a Hurst Austin HamP nentlews great nieces and nephews great member of the General Stephens daughters great nieces and neph Dynamics Management Linda Sue Bowles Betty ewsGravesideservices RetireeClubSurvivors: Lou Foster all of Fort Wife Dorothy Fitziar- Worth Ernestine 2 pm Wednesday Mount Olivet Cemetery raid Haltom City sons Collvins Springtown Rev Emory Gaskins of- and daughters-in-law Patricia Ann Cameron ficiatingArrangements Norman and Willene Van Alstyne brother MOUNT OLIVET Fitziarrald North Rich- Harm Stephens sisters 2301 North Sylvania land Hills Shirley Suzie Elizabeth Bailey at 28th Street Fitziarraid Hurst six Mattie Lea McDaniel 831-0511 grandchildren il great Lennie Lucas all of Cengrandchildren Grave- ter Ercyle Tipton BRYSON side services 1 pm Jacksboro11grandch11 Wednesday Mount dren four great grandRUTH BRYSON 84 Olivet Cemetery Mr children Services 12:30 Passed away Tuesday Jon Jones officiaitng Pm Wednesday Taught for Birdville In- Arrangements Greenwood Chapel dependent School Dis- MOUNT OLIVET Rev Ronald Beams offitrid for 24 years Was 2301 North Sylvania dating Interment Blue active in Church and at 28th Street bonnett Hills Memorial Sunday School taught 831-0511 Park Arrangements Sunday School most of GREENWOOD her life Survivors: LYERLA 3100 White Settlement Brother Elmer Moon COKER LYERLA 71 at University Drive Weatherford numerous 336-0584 passed away Monday nieces and nephews Survivors: Sons Lanny Services 3:30 pm SEAGO Wednesday Greenwood Lyeria Fort Worth Kenny Lyeria daugh- JONATHAN STUART Chapel Rev Dwaine ters Patti Lyerla both SE AGO a native of Greene officiating of Dallas Peggy Corpus Christi former-Interment Greenwood McCready San Diego ly of Dallas and a Fort Memorial Park Ar- California mother Vio- Worth resident for the rangements GREENWOOD la Lyerla sister Faye past four yearson Mon- Miles both of Fort day May I A Cost Re3100 White Settlement Worth brother Darrell dudion Analyst at Gen-at University Drive 336-0584 Lyerla Ponca City Ok- eral Dynamics hewas a lahoma four grandchil- member of First United COLEMAN dren Services 2 pm Methodist Church of Wednesday Greenwood Corpus Christi SurviCHARLES STAFFORD Chapel Cabal Roberts vors: Parents Enno COLEMAN a native of officiating Interment Seago Corpus Christi Mineola longtime Fort Greenwood Memorial Jean Seago Corpus Worth resident and Park Arrangements Christi brothersDaniel pharmacist on Friday GREENWOOD Seago Dallas James April 28 Preceded In 3100 White Settlement Seago Plano paternal death by his wife Kathe- at University Drive grandmother Ilse rine Hope Coleman In 336-0584 Seago Richmond VirMarch of this year He is ginia maternal grand-survived by daughter MADSEN mother Julia Kegley Linda Katherine Cole- JESSIE PHOEBE Marlin nieces Susan man Dallas brother and Laura Seago MADSEN 100 on Sun- Alvis Coleman Friends may call at day Survivors: Daugh- Caldwell sister Mar- ter John Madsen Harveson and Cole Fu- lorie NealeSan Antonio McGrath Arlington neral Home 702 Eighth Friends are invited toat- granddaughters Mar- Avenue where services tend a Memorial Service garet Simpson Mary will be conducted 2 pm 2 pm Wednesday Uni- Bowman both of Fort Wednesday Interment: versify United Method- Greenwood Memorial Worth grandson Pa- 1st Church Rev Don Park Arrangements trick McGrath A'rling- Scott officiating Ar- THOMPSON'S ton two great grand- rangements Harveson Cole THOMPSON'S daughters two great 336-0345 grandsons several Harveson Cole 336-0345 nieces and nephews WOOLLEY Services 4 pm Wednesday Brown Cause- JOE WOOLLEY 66 CRUMLEY Brumley Fort Wort on Tuesday Chapel of the Chimes Survivors: Wife Jean FRANK EDWARD Dr Johnny Ramseyoffi- Woolley Fort Worth CR UMLEY a native of dating Interment3pm daughters Connie YarChickasha Oklahoma Thursday El Reno Cem- van Gravois Mills and a Fort Worth resi- etery El Reno Okiaho- Missouri Judi O'Brandent since 1932 on Mon- ma Arrangements non Benbrook Karen day May 1 in his 85th BROWN Bayona FortWorth sisyear A longtime Fort CAUSE WARE ters Beryl Hutchins Worth lawyer commu- OWENS BRUMLEY Corpus Christi Dorothy nity and church leader 425 HENDERSON JeanCastAlbuquerque he was a Knight of Saint 335-4557 New Mexico Wilma Gregory and a Knight of Herrin Kennewick the Holy Sepulchre of MARTIN Washington Patsy Jerusalem Survivors: RICHARD FMARTIN Bagwell Alturis Call-Wife of 53 years Mary 74 passed away Satur- fornia Betty Cooper Cecelia Crumiey sons day Was a member of Marlow Oklahoma La Frank Crumley Jr the 847th Tank Batation Hona Boudieffe HousMD Dallas Arthur Survivors: Sisters -les- ton seven grandchilDennis Crumley Fort sie Sue Cool Hudson dren five great grand-Worth John Crum- Iowa Beatrice Milner children Graveside ley Fort Worth daugh- Cincinnati Iowa Sister- services 2 pm Thursters Mary Cecelia (Sis- In-lawMargueriteMar- day Laurel Land Memosie) O'Malley Houston tin Lancaster Miss- Hal Park Rev Gary athleen Lamsens Fort ouri several nieces and Lindley officiating ArWorth grandchildren nephews Services: 11 rangements Frank CrumleY am Wednesday All LAUREL LAND Matthew O'Malley Jr Saint's Episcopal Cathe- 7100 Crowley Road John Crumlev dral The Rev Canon 293-1350 Dennis O'Malley John James DeWolfe Jr Crumiey Brian The Rev Stanley 002 Florists Crumley Allen Crum- Maneikis and Rev ley Phillip Lamsens Bruce Coggin officiat- Winfield CrumleyMarY I ng Entombment GoldOtt Kathleen Lamsens Greenwood Mausole- Frank Lamsens um Arrangements OS Friends may call at GREENWOOD Harveson Funer- 3100 White Settlement al Home702Eighth Ave- at University Drive nue where a Rosarywill 336-0584 be recited 7:30 pm 332-2265 Wednesday Mass of MAXWELL Christian Burial 10 am Metro 429-9116 Thursday St Patrick DENNIS MAXIlpiCe'S Cathedral Interment WELL56IrvingSurvi- Mount Olivet Cemetery Florist Joseph vors: Wife Lorraine M648266-45 Maxwell Irving sons pets 6 Days Week O'Kane Thomas Bren- Thomas Maxwell trnan Robert Snakard ving John Maxwell 005 Cemetery Lots PauylRaySrDrGrif- San Antonio brother fin Murphy Louis Bull Gordon Maxwell Min- isosr giVicAtlhirloAralah2aInon Robert Guminski Dr nesota sister Kathy- es at Garden of Ascension at: WS Lorimer Jr Hon- leen Heeter Oregon rel Land 921-4600 orary Pallbearers: granddaughter Jen- 2 lots in the old sedion of Green-Members of The Serra nifer Denise Maxwell wood Cemetery Lot 11 12 Club of Fort Worth and San Y2 block section 363 S700 each 535-0505 the Equestrian Order of Pm Wednesday ColoniThe Holy Sepulchre of al Chapel Irving Mass thubleters rs Lcoet a ttLeeroivard 2 Jerusalem Should 10 am Thursday Holy ton Value AO ea both for- friends desire memori- FamilyCatholicChurch $1500 444-4676 als may be given to the Rev Jerry Duesman 2 spaces together in Garden of Community Hospice of celebrant Entombment Master Teacher Laurel Land St Joseph 1401 South Calvary Hill Cemetery 921-4686 Main FortWorth76104 Dallas Arrangements Side by Side Crypts Sanctuary A spas market er kent sedion lots7 fLPu sra i mas Gd rG ortheDiscalcedCarmel- Donnelly's Colonial Fu- low of ci al'-Fia4)61thbe-522 Ite Nuns 5801 Mount neral Home 606 Air- ce 39 Carmel Drive Arling port Frwy Irving 2he sel I ton 76017 Arrange- 579-1311 $1100 923-6989 ments RHEA 2 cemetery lots Cleburne $800 2 burial spaces THOMPSON'S Mt Olivet $800 838-0010 HARVESON AND MARYLUCILE RHEA 6 cemetery lots COLE Fort Worth on Tuesday MooreMemorial Gadloining In ardensArl- 817-336-0345 morning May 2 Pre- ington 405-360-3781 ceded In death by her Pre-need Cemetery Soaces at ELLIS husbands Paul Rhea Rose and Gerald Coonrod or 346-0)46 HI S20mo call 924-7555 11 EVELYN JOSEPHINE Native of Fort Worth 'e9sarMemo-i ELLIS 85 on Tuesday Retired beautician Sur- dal Garden Ad 265-5496 Survivors: Daughter vivors: Daughters Car- Two cemetery lots Y2 price and son-in-law Dorothy aldine Coonrod Mary Bluebonnet Hills Colleyville andGlenn Sherrill Fort Lucile Kellner and 481-6681 days 498-2999 eves Worth grandchildren Catherine Fenoglio all Glenda Jo Sherrill Fort of Fort Worth nine 5900 ea Laurel Land 738-0831 Worth Gary Wayne grandchildren 18 great Double Interment spaces Mt OlivetS695282-7050or 281-0652 Sherrill Athens Sandra grandchildren Friends Kaye Keeton Dallas may call at Robertson s550-Vts Moore mern3s16923 four great grandchil- Mueller Harper-Eighth i lots at Laurel Land Ga rden of dren one great great Avenue for the Recita- Light Sec 293-5266 after 6 grandchild sisters tionof the Holy Rosary7 Mt Olivet 2 double hits Gar-Lorene Mahaney Call- pm Tuesday May 2 denof the Last Supper168-1747 fornia Louise Cole MassofChristianBurial 3 plots together Bluebonnet Amarillo Services 10 10amWednesdayMay Hills $650 ea 595-1621 eves am Thursday Brown 3 at St Andrew's Catho- Rose Hill Cemetery 2 single Cause-Ware Owens lic Church Interment lots S500 ea 451-4964 iv msg Brumley Chapel of the Mount Olivet Cemetery Chimes Dr Bily Ram- Arrangements by: 009 Legal Services sey officiating Inter- ROBERTSON CHARLES REID ment Laurel Land Me- MUELLER Attorney (817) 735-8431 morial Park HARPER Arrangements EIGHTH AVENUE BROWN 1500 Eighth Avenue Use Classified CAUSE WARE 924-4233 FOR RESULTS OWENS BRUMLEY GUARDIAN PLANS DIAL 332-3333 25 HENDERSON 335-4557 Chapels BY GEORGE SMITH Foil Worth Star-Telegram Frank Crum ley a longtime Fort Worth lawyer and community and church leader died Monday at his home He was 84 Rosary will be at 7:30 pm today at Harveson Cole Funeral Home Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10 am tomorrow at St Patrick Cathedral Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery Mr Cmmley was born in Chickasha Okla In 1908 his family came to Fort Worth where his father was chief dispatcher for the Rock Island Railroad a position he later held in Galveston In 1911 the family moved to Chanute Kan and his father entered the natural gas production business supplying natural gas to the city Mr Crumley was a 1931 graduate of Georgetown University Law School in Washington and began practicing law in Fort Worth in 1932 In 1935 he married Mary Cecilia Gaudin a Fort Worth native whose family owned a bakery business He was assistant city attorney in charge of tax matters from 1937 until he entered the Army Air Force in 1942 He served 42 months He was an intelligence officer in the European theater for three years and was with the 347th Fighter Group during the Normandy invasion After his discharge as a major he returned to the city attomey's office but left six months later to enter private practice In I 952 he joined the Cantey Hanger Johnson Scarborough and Gooch law firm and later became a partner Mr Crumley left the partnership in 1961 to form his own law fim When Rhinehart Rouer retired as city attorney they formed a partnership Mr Crumley one of Fort Worth's foremost trial attorneys also was active in the Catholic Church In I 952 by order of Pope Pius XII Mr Crumley was made a Knight of St Gregory an order founded in 1831 by Pope Gregory XVI with worldwide Membership limited at the time of Mr Ctumley's appointment to 300 members Mr Cmmley was cited for the honor "as a practical Catholic an outstanding citizen and member of the legal profession with an unblemished reputation in the community He has through the years been cooperative in church affairs and has handled the legal business of the diocese in Fort Worth and surrounding territories not only efficiently but gratuitously" Mr Crumley received the Frank Award for his work in the church and in the National Conference of Christians and Jews He was a Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre Mr Crumley served as the diocesan attorney for the Dallas Diocese and later the Dallas-Fort Worth Diocese When the Fort Worth Diocese was formed in 1969 he was the diocesan attorney He helped organize the first Fort Worth Round Table of the National Conference of Christians and Jews and William Allison Attorney BRECKENRIDGE William Allison of Breckenridge died Monday at a Breckenridge hospital He was 74 I Graveside funeral will be at 2 pm tbday at Breckenridge Cemetery Morehart Funeral Home in Breckenridge is in charge of arrangements Mr Allison was born and reared in San Saba He was a graduate of Breckenridge High School and the University of Texas He received his law degree from the University of Tulsa and was i member of the Bar Association in Oldahoma and Colorado Mr Allison moved to Breckenridge in I 977 He was i member of Breckenridge First Methodist Church I Survivors: One son Billy Allison of Pasadena near Houston one daughter Linda Pansler of Oklahoma three sisters Ann Allison Anita Allison and Louise Weathers all of Breckenridge five grandchildren and one great-grandchild 1 Dewey Wood Carpenter Johnnie Mae Hill Davis a retired custodian with the Fort Worth school dis- trict died Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital Funeral will be at II am tomorrow at Mount Zion Baptist 1980 PhoingralA Church where she was a member Budal will be in Cedar Hill Memorial Park There will be a wake from 6 to 8 tonight at Angelic-Webber Funeral Chapel Mrs Davis was born in Texas and lived in Fort Worth most of her life She graduated from IM Terrell High School and attended Meharry Medical College in Nashville Tenn for three years Mrs Davis worked for the school district for 30 years until her retirement in 1974 She was a member of the Heroines of Jericho Alpha Chapter was a former member of the church choir and worked with Women's Missionary Union Survivors: One son Sam Davis Jr of Los Angeles one daughter Annice Davis White of Olathe Kan one sister Willie Mae White of Fort Worth and two grandchildren Maria Rabe lo de Gomez Homemaker Maria de los Angeles Rabe to de Gomez a homemaker died Monday at an Arlington nursing home She was 81 Memorial service will be at 4 pm today at Harveson Cole Funeral Home Burial will be private Mrs Gomez was born in Pichucalco Chiapas Mexico She had lived in Fort Worth for 19 years Survivors: Two sons Dr Guillermo Zamacona and Javier Gomez both of Mexico City two daughters Alicia Villanueva of Mexico City and Angie Gomez von Jett-mar of Fort Worth one brother Enrique Rabelo of Chiapas two sisters Adelina Contrerasof Chiapas and Hilarita Christiani of Mexico City 12 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Ruby ii MacFarlane Homemaker Ruby MacFarlane a homemaker died yesterday at her Fort Worth home She was 70 Funeral will be at 4 pm tomorrow at Laurel Land Funeral Home Burial will be in Laurel Land Memorial Park Mrs MacFarlane was born in Pueblo Colo and moved to Fort Worth in 1924 Survivors: Husband John MacFarlane Sr of Fort Worth two sons John MacFarlane Jr of Dallas and Donald MacFarlane of Fort Worth one daughter Sandra Barber of Arlington one sister Joy Woods of Fort Worth and nine grandchildren Mary Rhea Beautician Mary Lucile Rhea a retired beautician died yesterday at a Fort Worth hospital She was 85 Funeral Mass will be at I 0 am today at St Andrews Catholic Church where she was a member Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery Robertson Mueller Harper-Eighth Avenue is in charge of arrangements Mrs Rhea was a lifelong resident of Fort Worth She was the widow of Gerald Coonrod and Paul Rhea Survivors: Three daughters Geraldine Coonrod Mary Lucile Kellner and Catherine Fenoglio all of Fort Worth nine grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren Melvin Stines Truck driver Melvin Stines a retired truck driver died Monday at a Dallas hospital He was 63 Funeral will be at 3 pm tomorrow at Emerald Hills Funeral in Kennedale Burial will be in Emerald Hills Memorial Park Mr Stifles was born in Tuscaloosa Ala and moved to Fort Worth in 1952 He was a Navy veteran of World War Survivors: Wife Essie Bell Stines of Fort Worth one son Charles Ronald Sti nes of Kennedale one daughter Shirley Roseberry of Kennedale seven brothers four sisters six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren Dylen Grady Roe Student DE LEON Dylen Grady Roe of Desdemona Eastland County died Monday after being struck by a truck while riding his bike He was II Funeral will be at 2 pm today at Desdemona Church of Christ Burial will be in Desdemona Cemetery Dylen was born in Salt Lake City He was a student at De Leon Elementary School Survivors: Mother Wanda Sue Roe of Eastland father John Roe Jr of Desdemona one stepsister Paula Roe of Desdemona two half brothers Andy Roe of Maryland and Tully Roe of Wichita Falls ard grandparents Jessie and Bethel Clark of Desdemona and Dorothy Turner of Ellis Felts Jr a retired assistant credit manager for Sears Roebuck and Co died yesterday at a Fort Worth hospital He was 65 Funeral will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Laurel Land Funeral I Ph'graPh Home Burial will be in Laurel Land Memorial Park Mr Felts was born in Longview and had lived in Fort Worth for 22 years He worked for Sears for 28 years until his retirement in 1981 Survivors: Wife Gay Felts of Fort Worth one son Lester Felts of Fort Worth three daughters Sharon Zschirnt of Arlington and Patricia Felts and Dorothy Felts both of Fort Worth and two grandchildren Mildred Hammond Homemaker KENNEDALE Mildred Hummer Hammond of Kennedale died yesterday at her home She was 70 Graveside funeral will be at 2 pm tomorrow at May Cemetery in Brown County Higginbotham Funeral Home in Rising Star is in charge of arrangements Mrs Hammond was born in May and had lived in Kennedale for 20 years She was a homemaker and a Methodist Survivors: One brother George Plummer of May and one sister Jo Ann Spence of Odessa Russell Krogstad Mechanic Russell William Krogstad of Fort Worth died Monday at his home He was 46 Graveside funeral will be at I I am today at Oaklawn Cemetery in Decatur Mr Krogstad was born in Chicago He was a mechanic and a member of Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church in Fort Worth Survivors: Wife Terry Krogstad of Fort Worth two daughters Kristen Krogstad and Debbie Krogstad both of Fort Worth three sons Heath Krogstad Scott Krogstad and Ronnie Krogstad all of Fort Worth mother Naomi Krogstad and two brothers David Krogstad and Mort Krogstad all of Illinois James Ewell Skinner Signal maintainer HASLET James Ewell Skinner a retired railroad signal maintainer died Monday at a Keller nursing home He was 84 Funeral will be at 3:30 pm today ay Shannon North Funeral Chapel Graveside service will be at 2 pm Friday in Azalea Rest Cemetery in ZacharY 1-a Mr Skinner was born in Bowden Ga and lived most of his life in Zachary He had been with Western of Alabama Railroad more than 50 years when he retired in 1969 Mr Skinner was a member of Haslet Church of Christ and the Haltom City Senior Citizens Center He also was a member of American Association of Retired Persons and was a 50-year member of Lee Masonic Lodge 454 in Opelika Ala Survivors: Wife Irene Clampitt Skinner of Haslet one son Lamar Skinner of Bernice La one stepson Leon Joplin of Haslet one daughter Barbara Lockard of North Richland Hills two stepdaughters Lanelle Featherston of Fort Worth and Laveta Scaff of Haslet 16 grandchildren 17 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild From yesterday evening's Star-Telegram Berg: Richard "Dick" Berg a vice principal at Western Hills High School died Sunday He was 57 Funeral: 3 pm today at St Michael's Episcopal Church Burial: Mount Olivet Cemetery Arrangements: Mount Olivet Funeral Home Crockett: Bolden Crockett a retired custodian died Sunday in a Dallas hospital He was 79 pm tomorrow at Allen Chapel AME Church Burial: Cedar IlillMemorial Park Visitation: 6 to 9 tonight at Gregory Spencer Funeral Directors Gwin: Robert Edward Gwin an auditing control engineer died Sunday at his home in Hurst He was 53 Graveside service: 2 pm tomorrow at Llano Cemetery in Amarillo Hunter: LaToya Hunter a sophomore at Trimble Technical High School died Sunday at a Fort Worth hospital from gunshot wounds She was 16 Funeral: 11 am tomorrow at Samaritan Church of God in Christ Burial: Skyvue Memorial Gardens Family hour: 8 to 10 tonight at Gregory Spencer Funeral Directors Lyer la: Coker Lyerla a car salesman died Monday at a North Richland Hills hospital I le was 71 Funeral: 2 pm today at Greenwood Funeral Home Burial: Greenwood Memorial Park 4LI Ak -i Mr I-er' 4 Frank Cnimley: Appointed by pope to be a Knight of St Gregory served as national committeeman of the Fort Worth Council of the same organization In 1964 he received the organization's Distinguished Merit Citation Mr Crum ley served three years as state advocate of the Knights of Co lumbus and was a charter member of Bishop Dunne Council 2813 Knights of Columbus He was a charter member and first president of the Serra Club He was president of the Fort Worth Tuberculosis Society and for years had been a member of the advisory staff at Saint Joseph Hospital He was a trustee of the University of Dallas and director of St Teresa's Home and also was active in parish organizations at St Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church He was a member of the Tarrant County and American Bar Associations State Bar of Texas Texas Association of Defense Counsel Association of Texas Diocesan Attorneys and US Conference of Diocesan Attorneys Association Mr Crumley was a past president of the Fort Worth-Tarrant County Bar Association the Tarrant County Crime Commission Inc and the Fort Worth Child Welfare Advisory Board of the State Department of Public Welfare He was a past president of the Dallas Fort Worth Diocesan Bishop's House of Charity the Dallas Diocesan Board of Catholic Charities the Catholic Federation Dallas Diocesan Council of Catholic Men and Laneri Booster Club In 1974 the Fort Worth-Tarrant County Bar Association presented Mr Crutrdey its most coveted honor the Blackstone Award The award is given annually to a Tarrant County attorney more than 65 years of age who exemplifies those attributes most highly prized by the legal profession and who has practiced in the county at least I 5 years In 1970 Mr Cmmley began to lighten his workload but he maintained his office until 1985 He also continued his activity for the diocese Survivors: Wife for 53 years Mary Cecilia Crumley three sons Dr Frank Crumley Jr of Dallas and Arthur Dennis Crumley and John Crumley both of Fort Worth two daughters Mary Cecilia "Sissie" O'Malley of Houston and Kathleen Lamsens of Fort Worth one sister Eleanor Crumley of Chanute and 11 grandchildren Jamesy Beresford Homemaker ARGYLE Jamesy Tyrone Beres-ford of Argyle died Saturday at a Dallas hospital She was 68 Funeral will be at 9 am Saturday at Saulter's Funeral Home in Prentiss Miss with burial in Prentiss Jack Schmitz Son Funeral Home in Denton is in charge of local arrangements Mrs Beresford was born in Hattiesburg Miss and had been an Argyle resident for four years She was a homemaker and a Baptist The family suggests that memorials be made to the American Cancer Society Survivors: Two sons James Beres-ford Jr of Argyle and Gordon Beres-ford of Denton and four grandchildren Roland A Wilson Coca-Cola plant manager GAINESVILLE Roland A Wilson of Gainesville died yesterday at a Gainesville hospital He was 86 Funeral will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Geo Carroll Son Funeral Home in Gainesville Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Gainesville with Masonic graveside rites Mr Wilson was born in Fort Worth and moved to Gainesville in 1933 He was manager of the Coca-Cola Bottling Co until his retirement in 1966 He was president of the Gainesville Kiwanis Club in 1945 and formerly served as lieutenant governor of the Texas-Oklahoma Division 8 of Kiwanis International He was a member of First Baptist Church in Gainesville and Gainesville Masonic Lodge No 210 receiving his 50-year membership pin in 1983 Survivors: Wife Fay Wilson of Gainesville one son Glenn Wilson of Brown-wood three grandchildren and five GRANBURY Dewey Wood of Tolar died yesterday at a Granbury hospital He was 92 Funeral will be at 2 pm tomorrow at Martin's Funeral Home in Granbury Burial will be in Strouds Creek Cemetery north of To lar Mr Wood was born in Gadsden Ala and had lived in To lar most of his life Be was a retired carpenter and owner kid his own construction company and vas a member of Tolar First United Methodist Church He was an Army veteran of World War Survivors: Wife Dora Wood of Tolar one son Albin Wood of Granbury two daughters Virginia Beubler of Brecken ridgd and Mae Morris of Bluff Dale one 1 sister Nell Green of Mineral 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