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ALLEN Charles R., 1737 Alhambra, passed away Monday. Survived by wife, Betty Allen; two daughters, Gail and Donna Allen; parents, Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Allen; brothers, W. C. Allen, Jr., Jessie Allen, and Jimmy Yancey. Chapel services 10 a.m. Thursday. Rev. M. E. McGlanery officiating. Interment Grove Hill. MACON-HOLCOMB EX1-4600.

Melvin V. Appleby, 65, passed away February 12, 1978 in a Pasadena hospital. Member of the Texas Association of Hospital Engineers. Survivors; wife, Mabel Appleby of Pasadena, mother, Sara Appleby of Pasadena, one daughter, Mrs. Judy Miller of Beaumoont; two sons, Ben Appleby of Kingswood, Texas, Harold Appleby of Lodi, Calif., two sisters, Mrs. Edna Mae Grace, Mrs. Ruth Rich, both of Pasadena; two brothers, Bufford Appleby, James Appleby, both of Pasadena; 8 grandchildren; one great grandchild. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m. at the Thomas Avenue Baptist Church. Brother Mike McMahon officiating. Pallbearers; Richard Fly, W.J. Machura, Jack Young, Harold Green, Malcolm Dubose, J.R. Poage. Honorary Pallbears; Members of the Bible Class. COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 901 S. Main, Pasadena; 472-4387

Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Owens Funeral Home by Dr. Cary Heard and the Rev. Paul Barrington. Burial will be in Rest Hills Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Wayne Harris, Joe Caple, Bob Byrd, P. E. Munnerly, John Kemp, Dave Roberts, John Ward and Leigh Tenney. Honorary pallbearers will be employees of Carl Bailey Co.

Services for Laura Ruby Beevers,69, of Muleshoe will be at 2 p.m. today in W W Ric chapel with Rev. James Williams pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Muleshoe, the Rev. Bill Shockley, pastor of Southside Baptist Church of Lubbock and the Rev. W.E. Higginbotham, pstor of Aposotlic Christian Church, officiating.

Survivors, Husband, Lilburn Bledsue of Fort Worth; three sons, Tommy Bledsue of Joshua, L. B. Bledsue Jr. of Cleburne, and Larry Bledsue of Fort Worth; daughter, Betty Ann Baker of West; two brothers, Teddy Ray Long of Fort Worth and Eugene Long of Arlington; three sisters, Rosa Lee Grimes of Llano, Jewel Martins of Rendon, and Joyce Champaign of Whitney; nine grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Dead on arrival at Granbury General Hospital were Fred Albert Bledsue , 26, of 3220 Orchard in Fort Worth and Wilbur George Allen, Jr, 23, of Atoka, Oklahoma. The Patrolmen theorized that Allen, a construction worker, was a hitchhiker picked up by Bledsue who was enroute from Ballinger, where he was working as a painter, to Fort Worth to visit his mother.

Shortly after the accident Billy Edward Jones, 23, and George Barton, were injured when their car collided with a truck which was slowing for the wreck on the bridge. Mr. Jones was released from the Granbury General Hospital after treatment for abrasions and Mr. Barton remained in the hospital with a broken arm, several broken ribs, and severe bruises.

Survivors include his wife, Sally Lorene, of the home; one son, Henry P. and wife, Phyllis of Piedmont; three sisters, Anna Biswell of Wagoner, Francis Tillman of Tulsa and Hieda Ogle of Choctaw; one brother, Eugene of Sallisaw; a nephew, Mike Boevers of Oklahoma City and a number of other nieces and nephews.

Funeral services have been announced for 3 p.m. Friday at the First Baptist Church in Bonham with the Rev. James Hatley, pastor, officiating. The Rev. E. J. Kearney, pastor, of the Seventh and Main Baptist church, and Rev, Clifford Longino, pastor of the Savoy Baptist church, will assist. Interment will be in the Inglish Cemetery with Earnheart Funeral home of Whitewright directing.

Born April 16, 1872, at Sail Creek, Tenn., Bohannon came to Bonham when he was 17 years old and had made his home here since that time. He had been an employee of electric light and power companies for more than 60 years when he was retired two years ago. Bohannon was first employed by the Bonham Power and Light Co.,the first power company to supply Bonham with electric power. When the Texas Power and Light Co. purchased the Bonham company, Bohannon continued as an employee until his retirement. He was honored by the TP&L for his half century of work with the company and for a long safety record with the company. He was never involved in a lost-time accident. In his early employment with the power companies Bohannon learned to do everything-set poles, string wires, install lights and equipment, operate generators and did a bit of office work. During the latter years of employment with the Texas Power & Light Co., he was in charge of the sub-station on Cherry Street, just south of his home. With the installation of automatic equipment, "Uncle Bob" duties had grown lighter through the years but he continued to put in a full eight hours a day on the job. He was fi rst married to the late Miss Ella Thomas, who preceded him in death some 30 years ago. A few years after her death, he married Mrs. Mary Box, who died in August 1955. He was a long-time member of the First Baptist church of Bonham and attended services regularly.

Survivors are five brothers, Jim Bohannon and Tom Bohannon of Itada, ILL.; Joe Bohannon of Fort Worth; Green Bohannon of California; Barnett Bohannon of Colorado Springs, Col.; two daughters, Mrs. Flora Hamilton of Waco, Mrs. Florance Hamilton of Austin; two sons, Frank Bohannon of Dallas, Fred Bohannon of Big Spring and seven stepchildren, Bill Box and Coy Box of Bonham, Mrs. Pansy Watson, of Bonham, Mrs. Thelma Gist of Houston, Mrs. Vera Chesser of Whitewright, Mrs. Robert Brinton of Dallas, and Mrs. Claude Strickland of Savoy and a large number of grandchildren. Active pallbearers will be J. J. Chance, H. O. Green, Frank Ford, James Ragsdale, A. H. Tatem, and Boyd Williams. All employees of the Texas Power & Lights Co. will be honorary pallbearers.

Funeral services for Mrs. R. M. Bohannon, 69, who died Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock at her residence at 220 Cherry Street, Bonham, will be held at 10 o' clock Thursday morning at the Wise Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. James Hatley, pastor of the First Baptist Church, and the Rev. Clifford Longino, pastor of the Savoy Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Pleasant Grove Cemetery in Collin County under the direction of Earnheart Funeral Home of Whitewright.

She was born Feb. 22, 1886, at Leonard, the daughter of Mrs. G. L. Driggers and the late Mr. Driggers. She was married to R. B. Box in September, 1903. Mr. Box died in 1918 while they were living in Blue Ridge. She was then married to R. M. (Uncle Bob) Bohannon in Bonham on April 26, 1926.

Survivors are her husband, R. M (Uncle Bob) Bohannon; five daughters, Mrs. Pansy Watson of Hugo, Okla., Mrs. Vera Chesser of Whitewright, Mrs. Velma Guest of Houston, Mrs. Marie Strickland of Savoy, Mrs. Robbie Brinton of Dallas; two sons, Jack (Coy) Box and Bill Box, both of Bonham; two step-daughters, Mrs. Flora Hamilton of Waco and Mrs. Florence Hamilton of Austin; two step-sons, Frank Bohannon of Dallas, Fred Bohannon of Pampa, Texas; two sisters Bohannon of Dallas, two sisters, Mrs. Tom Rich of McKinney, Mrs. Oscar Calhoun of Blue Ridge; three brothers, Allie Driggers of McKinney, Virgil Driggers of Noel, Mo., Charles Driggers of Blue Ridge; 21 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. G. L. Driggers of Savoy.

Survivors are his wife; four sons, Lee, Lilburn, J.R. and Fred Bledsue of Fort Worth; three daughters, Mmes. Lorene Chase of Dallas and Ethel Waggon and Helen Hood of Fort Worth; mother, Mrs. L. L. Benjamin of Dallas; four half sisters, Mmes. Jackie Prince, Tommie Huddleston and Beulah Hinson of Dallas and Jean Carlock of Fort Worth; four half brothers, Albert, Rawl, Porter and Earl of Dallas; eight grandchildren and a great-grandchild.

Survivors: Two sons, Lee Bledsue of San Angelo and Lilburn Bledsue of Fort Worth; three daughters, Lorene Chase of Dallas, Ethel Wagnon of Fort Worth and Helen Paynter of Burleson; two sisters, Winnie Jordan of Grapevine and Myrl Graves of Fort Worth; 13 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and 14 great-great-grandchildren. Mount Olivet Funeral Home 2301 N. Sylvania Ave., 831-0511 Rose M. Bohan

Survivors: Son, J.B. Bowles Jr. and wife, Alice, of Aledo; daughter, JoAnn Eason and husband, Gene, of Benbrook; daughter, Glo Mason and husband, Dorris, of Hopkinsville, Ky.; 11 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Greenwood Funeral Home 3100 White Settlement Road, 336-0584 Alene Harris Braswell

Survivors are his father of the home address; one son, Charles Arlie Brinkley of Greenville; two daughters, Miss Evelyn Marie Brinkley and Miss Mary Lou Brinkley of Greenville; five sisters, Mrs. Helen Green of Leonard, Mrs. May Middleton of Lubbock, Mrs. Jack Morris, Tulia, Mrs. Lila Duncan of Lawton, Mrs. Opal Plummer, San Bernandino, Calif.; three brothers, J. L. Brinkley of Culp, Jewell Brinkley of Kress, Bill Brinkley of Fort Stewart, Ga.; and four grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at Earnheart Funeral Home Chapel at Whitewright at 2:00 p.m. Thursday with the Rev. Mac Hargrove, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Bonham, and the Rev. Bob Cody, pastor of the Savoy Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be in Willow Wild Cemetery.

Funeral services were held on Saturday, April 11, at 2 p.m. at United Lutheran Church in Gatzke with Pastor Arlen R. Lloyd officiating. Gloria Sistad was the organist, and a duet was sung by Muriel Larson and Mary Ann Lunsetter. Casketbearers were Dale Rogers, Wally Chaplinski, Eric Roepke, Robert Engelstad, Ronald Engelstad and Richard Engelstad. Honorary casketbearers were Gene Peterson, Cheslie Ruud and Walter Lunsetter. Burial was in Lanstad Cemetery in Rollis township of Marshall County. The Green Funeral Home of Thief River Falls was in charge of the arrangements.

Ruben was united in marriage to Angie Fulfer on July 18, 1943 in Walters, OK. The couple lived in Wichita Falls, TX and Petrolia, Tx where Ruben continued to work in the oil fields. In 1968, they purchased a farm in Rollis township of Marshall county. Ruben and Angie took up permanent residence there in 1972. Ruben farmed and was a diesel mechanic for McDonough Construction in Grygla.

Ruben is survived by his wife, Angie of Garzke; four children, Evelyn (Dale) Rogers of Gatzke, Nancy (Ray) Holhenstein of Valley View, TX, Glenda (Wally) Chaplinski of Middle River, and Rex "Butch" (Anne) Brawley of Burlington, ND; ten grandchildren; two brothers, Richard Brawley of Brownwood, TX and George (Juanita) Brawley of Mena, AR; three sisters, Eulah Collier of Valley View, TX, Erma Harris of Gatzke and Martha Graf of Fosston; and several nieces and nephews.

Lynne Brinkley, Heidelberg, Germany; six sisters: Elizabeth Morton, Vian; Eleanor Danis, Rocky Mount, N.C.; Bettye Haney, Muskogee; Georgia Robinson, Aurora, Colo., Ruth Terronez, Fort Gibson; and Jeanne Harrison, Littleton, Colo.; and two grandsons: James Lee Brinkley and Matthew Phillip Brinkley, both of Heidelberg.

Also, brothers, Billy Lee Brinkley of Lawton, Okla. and Jewel Brinkley of Kress, Tex.; sisters, Mrs. Opal Plummer of San Bernardino, Calif., Mrs. Helen Green of Leonard, Tex., Mrs. Lila Duncan of Lawton, Okla., Mrs. Clara Williams of Tulia, Tex., and Mrs. Mae Hargess of Lubbock; and five grandchildren.

Survivors include three daughters, Eloise West of Lubbock, Elaine O'Daniel of Hart and Connie Heard of Allen; a son, Jim of Abilene; a brother, Bill Brinkley of Lawosn, Okla.; two sisters, Helen Green of Leonard and Lilla Duncan of Lawton; nine grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

Memorial services for May Hargis were held February 6th in the Bacon Heights Baptist Church in Lubbock. The Rev. Hank Scott, pastor, and Jack Kesal of the Dallas Baptist Sen3inary officiated. Mrs. Hargis was bom November 10, 1904, the daughter of the late Reece and Lula Driggers Brinkley. She married P. L. Hargis 1919 in Leonard. He preceded her in death in July of 1955. Also, a daughter, Euvon Hasty in 1979. Mrs. Hargis had lived in Lubbock, Texas since 1953. She was a member of the Bacon Heights Baptist Church, The VIFW Auxiliary, the World War I Auxiliary, the American Association of Retired Persons, and the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program.

Survivos include three sons, Weldon Hargis of Lubbock, Garland Hargis of Fort Worth, and Bob Hargis of San Diego; four daughters; Dorothy Herman of Wolfford, Glenda Bailey of North Little Rock, Ark., Martha Canon of Santa Fe, N. M., and Louise Jensen of Sugar Land- two brothers, Jelele Brinkly of Kress and Bill Brinkly of Lawton, Okla., and three sisters; Clara Davis of Tulia, Lila Duncan, of Lawton, Okla. and Helen Green of Leonard. Eighteen grandchildren and nineteen great-grandchildren.

Servivors are 3 sons, Jewel Brinkley of Kress, J.L. Brinkley of Freeport, and M-Sgt. Bill Brinkley of Fort Knox, Ky. 5 daughters, Mrs. Mae Middleton of Lubbock, Mrs. Opal Plummer of San Bernadino Calif., Mrs. Clara Morse of Tulia, Mrs. Lila Duncan of Lawton, Okla., Mrs.Helen Green of Leonard, 2 sisters Mrs. Nellie Hudson and Mrs. Emma Lanier both of Weatherford.

She is survived by her husband of the home; three daughters, Eloise West and Connie Heard, both of Lubbock and Elaine O'Daniel of Tula; one son, Jimmie Brinkley of Cloudcroft, New Mexico; two sisters, Edna Woods of Irving and May Mills of Dallas; one brother, Oscar McBroom of Houston and eight grandchildren.

BILLIE JEAN BROOME, 56, passed away November 14, 1988. Survivors; parents, Albert and Ruby Inge. Children; Thomas Broome, James Broome, Brenda Zoueini, Karen Johnson, Brother; Charles Henson. Granddaughter; Carla Broome, Kimberly Zoueini, Michelle Johnson, and numerous other relatives. Services Wednesday, 10 a.m. Woodlawn Funeral Home. Interment; Woodlawn Garden of Memories. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Funeral service were held at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the Blue Ridge First Baptist for Mrs. Rosa Lee Calhoun, 82, native and lifelong resident of East Collin county, who died last Wednesday in a McKinney hospital. The rites were conducted by the Reverends, Peck Williams and Barry Beames, and interment was in the Blue Ridge Cemetery under the direction of the Fielder-Baker Funeral Home.

Pallbearers were Roland Driggers, Alfred Scott, Kenneth Thacker, Phil Herron, Everett Harmon, and Keith Williams. Mrs. Calhoun was born in the Boggy Community between Farmersville and Blue Ridge Dec. 25, 1901. She was the daughter of George L. and Mary Frances Driggers. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church at Blue Ridge. She was married to Oscar Calhoun Nov. 6, 1920 at Blue Ridge and he preceded her in death.

OBITUARY Mrs. Rosa Calhoun BLUE RIDGE - Services for Mrs. Rosa Calhoun of Princeton, 83-year-old housewife who died Wednesday at Wysong Hospital in McKinney, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Friday at the First Baptist Church in Blue Ridge. Burial will be in Blue Ridge Cemetery, directed by Fielder-Baker Funeral Home.

Mrs. Calhoun was born in East Texas, a daughter of George L. and Mary Frances Driggers, and married Oscar Calhoun. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Blue Ridge. Surviving are her son, Darvis Calhoun of Rowlett; sister, Mrs. Geneva Rich of McKinney; brother, Chester Driggers of Leonard; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The family will be at the funeral home from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday.

He was born Oct. 25, 1899 in Blue Ridge, the son of William and Sarah F. Calhoun. He was a Baptist. He married Rosa Lee Driggers, Nov. 6, 1920 in Blue Ridge. Survivors include his wife, of Princeton; one son, Darvis Calhoun of Rowlett; three grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Winnie Langham, and Mrs. Mae Smith of Blue Ridge, Mrs. Eula Thacker of Wolfe City.

He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; two sons, Robert, Jr. and Mark, one daughter, Ray Nell all of the home; his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Canon of Lockney, Tex.; his grandmother, Mrs. Ida Ragle of Lockney, Tex.; one brother, Bill Canon of Sante Fe, N. M.; and one sister, Mrs. John Carthel of Lockney, Texas.

CADDELL Anna May, 87, died Oct. 14, 1985. She moved to OKC in 1934 from Comanche OK, attended the Pentecostal Holiness Church. She is survived by 4 sons, LeRoy Caddell of OKC, Bruce Caddell of Collinsville OK, Carl Caddell of OKC, and Stanley Fulfer of Muskogee OK; 1 daughter, Lucille McCurdy of Las Vegas NV; 20 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great grandchild. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10am, Chapel of the Chimes, with burial in Sunny Lane Cemetery, under the direction of Capitol Hill Funeral Home.

Albert F, Caplinger, 58, of 222 West Curtis, Pasadena passed away Wednesday. He was a member of the Southmore Baptist Church. He was foreman of City of Pasadena Water Dept. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Mabry Aline Caplinger, Pasadena; two daughters, Mrs. W.R. Morrison of Pasadena, Mrs. Joe Fortson, Mexia; one son, Charles E. Caplinger, Houston; two half-brothers, Cagle and Cecil Caplinger, both of Greenville, Texas; six grandchildren. Services Friday 10:00 a.m., Colonial Chapel of the Roses with the Rev. W.D. Swank officiating. Interment in South Memorial Park. COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 2-4337

Surviving are her husband; six daughters, Mrs. James J. Wigley, Mrs. W. E. Carlock, Mrs. C. D. Gibbs, and Mrs. Grady R. Vickers of Fort Worth, and Mrs. Edward Pezoldt of Garden Grove, Cal.; a son, Leroy Carlock, Jr. of Washington; four brothers, R. S. , P. L. and C. E. Driggers of Dallas and A. R. of Gilmer; three sisters, Mrs. C. C. Huddleston, Mrs. C. N. Hunter, and Mrs. Beulah Henslee of Dallas; 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Owens and Brumley will announce funeral arrangements.

KNOX CITY (RNS) - Funeral for Andrew Jackson Carver, 81, will be held in Knox City Baptist Church Saturday at 4 p.m. with burial in Knox City Cemetery directed by Smith Funeral Home. The service was changed from 10 a.m. Saturday. Officiating will be the Rev. K. E. Wooley of Benjamin. Mr. Carver died Friday afternoon in Knox County Hospital. He was visiting a daughter in Benjamin when he became ill. A former Knox County resident, the retired farmer moved to Big Spring in 1949.

Geo. F. Carver dies in Austin-George F. Carver, 85, died at 3:10 p.m. in Austin hospital after an illness of several months and funeral services were held at 11a.m. Friday at the Phillips and Luckey Chapel in Rockdale with burial in the I00F Cemetery. The officiating minester was the Rev. Allison Joyce, pastor of the first Baptist Church. Mr.Carver was a resident of the Sand Grove Community in the Milam County and was born on March 29, 1881, in the Milam County. He worked in the coal mines for many years. He was a member of the Baptist Church of Gause. His wife, who proceeded him in death, was the former Miss Lula Driggers. Surviving are four sons, Harvey Carver of Rockdale, James, Leroy, and Earl Carver all of Houston, two daughters, Mrs. Johnnie Everett and Mrs. Stella Ramsey, both of Houston, two brothers, Andrew Carver of Abilene and Dan Carver of Gause.

G.F. Carver-Rockdale-George F. Carver, 85, of Rockdale, died Wednesday in Austin Hospital. Funeral will be 11a.m. Friday at Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home, the Rev. Allison Joyce officicating. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery. Surviving are four sons, Harvey Carver of Rockdale, James Carver, Leroy Carver, and Earl Carver, all of Houston; two daughters, Mrs. Johnny Everett and Mrs. Stella Ramsey, both of Houston; and two brothers, Andrew Carver of Abilene and Dan Carver fo Gause.

Mr. Carver died Saturday afternoon, June 27, in Richards Memorial Hospital. He had been in failing health since January. He was a lifelong resident of Rockdale. He was born Nov. 8, 1906, in Rockdale to Mr. and Mrs. George (Lula Driggers) Carver. He was an auto mechanic, retiring from Gaither Motor Co. on August, 1971.

Survivors include his wife, Willard Carver of Rockdale; two step-sons, Charles Eugene Davenport of Katy and Larry Wayne Davenport of Salinas, California; a step-daughter, Wilma Jean Fritz of Montgomery; a brother, James Carver of Abilene; a sister, Stella Hutto of Houston; also, eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

LEEROY CARVER, 56, entered into rest November 4, 1982. Born in Rockdale, Texas. Served in World War 11, Germany. Member of Messiah Lutheran Church. Survivors; Wife, Darline "Doege" Carver, Houston; sister, Stella Hutto, Houston; brothers, James Carver, Rye, Tx; father and mother-in-law; Raymond and Theresa "Mueller" Poege, Houston; several nephews and neices and a host of friends. Services 10:00 a.m. Monday November 8, 1982, Messiah Lutheran Church, Rev. James Tonn officiating, interment Houston National Cemetery. Pallbears, Rayburn Doege, Randy Gasch, Jerry Hilligiest, Royal Lunsford, Floyd Inman and Rex Wofford. Honorary pallbears, Richard McMahan, Kevin Hobart, Thomas Pickens, Harris Groeberg, and Robert Gasch. HEIGHTS FUNERAL HOME, 1317 Heights Blvd., 862-8844

Mr. Caywood had spent most of his life in Rockdale. He was a member of the Church of Christ. He was born in Milam County on Aug. 3, 1880, to Mr. and Mrs. William Isaac Caywood, both deceased. A retired rancher he spent most of his life in the Talbott Ridge Community. He lived in Hereford for one period of about eight years.

Surviving are two sons, Grover Caywood of Pagoosa Springs, Colorado, and Johnny R. Caywood of Canoga Park, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Francis Davenport of Houston and Mrs. Eunice Harkey of Rockdale; four brothers, Lee Caywood, Edgar Caywood and Louis Caywood of Rockdale and George Caywood of Beaumont; two sisters, Mrs. Susie Davis of Wichita Falls and Mrs. Lizzie Cotten of Milano.

Mr. Chesser, who lived on Whitewright route 2, died at 1:45 a.m., Saturday in a Sherman hospital. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Houston Garner, pastor of the Hebron Baptist Church, and Rev. Bob Saylor, pastor of the Kentuckytown Baptist Church. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.

Survivors include his wife; three sons, Billy R. Chesser of Garland, Haskell G. Chesser, Sherman and Calvin Chesser, Jr. Whitewright; two daughters, Mrs. O. L. Nicely, Whitewright and Mrs. D. J. Circles of Denison; two brothers, Bennie E. and L. J. Cheser, both of Whitewright; five sisters, Mrs. Clara Morgan, Garland; Mrs. Burno Markert, Denair Calif.; Mrs. Earl Love, Crowell; Miss. Alberta Chesser, Whitewright and Mrs. Leon Bray, Corsicana, and seven grandchildren.

Survivors include three sons, Billy Chesser of Farmersville, Hack Chesser of Sherman and Calvin Chesser, Jr. of Whitewright; two daughters, Ruth Nicely of Whitewright and Elizabeth Cirkles of Denison; a brother, Bill Box of Denison; two sisters, Velma Gist of Tom Bean and Bobbie Kenney of Mesquite; eight grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Surviving are her sons, Billy Chesser of Farmersville, Hack Chesser of Sherman and Calvin Chesser Jr. of Whitewright; daughters, Ruth Nicely of Whitewright and Elizabeth Cirkles of Denison; brother, Bill Box of Denison; sisters, Velma Gist of Tom Bean and Bobbie Kenney of Mesquite; eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Survivors include his wife, Anna Lee Clark of Alvin; daughters, Cathy Towers of Lometa, Connie Clark Hupe of Dickinson, Carol Clark of Alvin, Connie Lynn Elliott of Angeleton, Joanna Rohrbacher of Alvin and Teresa Mease of Spring; a brother, Delmar Clark of Alvin; 11 grandchildren and numerous other relatives and friends.

Funeral services were held 10 a.m. Saturday in the Frobery Funeral Home Chapel, 115 North Hill Street in Alvin with the Rev. Dan Amerson, pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Dickinson, officiating. Burial followed in the Confederate Cemetery in Alvin under the direction of the Frobery Funeral Home, Inc., 115 North Hill Street in Alvin.

He was born on June 25, 1909 in the Grove Hill Community. He was the son of Kendrick and Cora Noble Cook. He was a retired cement contractor, Army Veteran of World War II, a Presbyterian, and member of the Leonard American Legion. He married Lillie Taylor on Dec. 12, 1929 and later married Jessie Crow.

Funeral services will be held at the Grove Hill Methodist Church at 3 p.m. Thursday with the Rev. Oran Sigler, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Leonard, and Ottis Proffitt, Church of Christ minister Whitesboro, officiating. Interment will be in the Grove Hill cemetery, Wilson Funeral home directing.

He was an Army Air Forces veteran and served with the 25th Fighter Squadron in the China, Burma, India Theater. He was a member of the Flying Tigers Association and the American Association of Retired Persons. He was a former member of the Civilian Conservation Corps and a liftime member of the Stephenville Veterans of Foreign Wars.

Survivors: Wife, Christine Cozby of Mineral Wells; son, James Wright of Seguin; two daughters, Jessie Teddlie of Hurst and Levenia Lucatorta of Bowie; two sisters, Irene Koonsman of Stephenville and Grace Hill of Encatais, Calif.; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

She was born Clara Marcella Brinkley on December 16, 1908 in Weatherford, Texas. She married Jack Forrest Morse on November 12, 1938, in Dill, Oklahoma and he died July 18, 1965. She later married Earl Davis on February 15, 1979 in Tulia. She came to Swisher County in 1956 from Leonard, Texas. She was a member of the Church of God.

She is survived by her husband of Tulia; one son, Billy Jack Morse of Tulia; two step-daughters, Rita Burns of Fort Worth and Darlene McDaniels of Conroe; three step-sons, Bennnie Davis of Fort Worth, Jimmy Davis of Plainview and Glen Davis of Tulia; two sisters, Lila Duncan of Lawton, Oklahoma and Helen Green of Leonard; two brothers, Bill Brinkley of Lawton, Oklahoma and Jewel Brinkley of Kress, eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Survivors include her husband, George Dick of Galveston; mother Lenora Johnson of Domestic, Ind; son, Terry Henson of Santa Clara, Calfornia; sisters, Shirley Orr of Knightstown, Ind., and Sharon Beechler of Bluffton, Ind.; daughter-in-law, Edith Henson of Galveston; two grandsons, Jerry and Andy Henson and one granddaughter, Maren Henson of Santa Clara, California and several nieces and nephews and other relatives. She was preceded in death by her son Jerry Henson.

Born Aug. 2, 1906, in Burnet County, he was a lifetime resident of Lampasas County. He married Ila Bertie Smith on Nov. 21, 1933, in Lampasas. Mr. Dixon was a retired transportation superintendent for the Lampasas Independent School District, a member of the Broad Street Church of Christ and a veteran of the U. S. Air Force in World War II.

Survivors include his wife of Rumley; three daughters, Marie Cheatham of Studio City, Calif., Shirley Ann Shelburn of San Antonio and Evelyn Sue Broom of Rumley; two sisters, Janie Lang of Lampasas and Bernice Hamilton of Lampasas; four granddaughters, Marsha French, Jana Broom, Leanne Nava and Staci Henserling; three grandsons, Mark Broom, John Broom and Paul Shelburn; and four great-grandchildren, Shaelyn Broom, Victor Nava III, Shawn Nava and Samantha Long.

Survivors: Three sons, Clinton Ray Durham of Lubbock, James William Durham of Benbrook and Danny Durham of Mineral Wells; two daughters, Sandra Leatherwood and Linda Newman, both of Mineral Wells; three sisters, Christene Cozby and Mary Wilhite, both of Mineral Wells, and Florence Franks of Walters, Okla.; five grandchildren; and companion, Leona Cummins of Mineral Wells.

Survivors include two sons; James William Durham, Wichita Falls, TX and Clinton Millard Durham, Mineral Wells, three daughters; Mrs. Florence Franks of Walters, Oklahoma, Mrs. Christine Rogers of Mineral Wells and Mrs. Mary Brian, also of Mineral Wells, two brothers; Henry Fulfer of Greenbriar, Arkansas, Fred Fulfer of Mineral Wells, three sisters; Mrs. Jack Fleishman of Tyler, Texas, Mrs. Jim McCray of Longview, Texas and Willie Fulfer of Albuquerque, New Mexico.; thirteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren.

Mrs. Janie Josephine Edmondson, 50, of 622 Hahlo St. died Saturday. Survivors; sisters, Mrs. Johnnie Everett, Mrs. Stella Ramsey, both of Houston; father, George Carver, Rockdale; brothers, Harvey Carver, Rockdale, Earl Carver, Leroy Carver, James Carver, all of Houston. Services 3:30 p.m. Monday Earthman Chapel. Burial in Forest Park Cemetery. Earthman Funerals, 2420 Fannin St., Capitol 3-4541

Survived by 4 sons, R. S., Albert, P. L. and Earl Driggers, Dallas. Daughters, Mrs Roy Henslee, Fort Worth, Mrs. Beulah Henson, Mrs. C.C. Huddleston, Mrs. Jackie Prince, Dallas; sister, Lu _ Waddle, Norman, Okla.; 58 grandchildren, 83 great grandchildren, and 7 great-great-grandchildren.

CLEBURNE: EDNA EVANS Funeral services for Mrs. Edna Myrtle Driggers Evans, 91, 515 Woodard, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Crosier-Pearson Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Dewayne Finley will officiate and burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Jim Boatright, Jim Gibson, Rex

Pritchard, J. C. Barnett, Frank Scholz and Joe Grimm. Mrs. Evans died Monday at Memorial Hospital. She was born May 14, 1894, in Bonham. She was the daughter of the Rev E. J. Driggers and Celia Bookout and was a former resident of Mr. Pleasant. She was a homemaker and a member of the College Heights Baptist Church. She is survived by a son, Billy L. Evans of Groveland, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Ault and Mrs. Mildred Jones, both of Cleburne, and Mrs. Marie Gates of Poteet; four grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Survivors include his wife Rose Everett of Byran, two sons; Billie Joe Everett of Arlington and Frank Everett Jr. of Conroe, four daughters; Doris Waldtrip of the Woodlands, Jean Wiggins of Houston, Alice Brown of Magnolia and Linda Mills of Pasadena, his brothers Otis Everett of Livingston; two sisters, Nora Jane Reeves and Stella Mae Langston, both of Pasadena; 20 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren.

Survivors include his wife, seven brothers, O.L., Charles, Bobby, and John W., all of Kamay, Texas, W.H. of Iowa Park, Robert of Shamrock, Texas, and Jerry of Wichita Falls; and four sisters, Pearl Young of Nice, Calif., Betty Glasglow of Kamay, Helen Wilson of Wichita Falls, and Shirley Sadberry of

Survivors include her husband; one son, Henry Wayne Fulfer of Odessa; four daughters; Deloris Jean Simms and Frances Marie Sutton both of Lubbock, Sandra Faye Burns and Penny Evans both of Odessa; three sisters, Lorene Carnes of Hawley, Dorothy Claiborne of Millsap and Merlene Craig of Idaho Palls, Idaho; two brothers; Bill Byrant of Anto and Jim Byrant of Brazos; 15 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Survivors include nine sons; Clarence R. and Jerry, both of Wichita Falls, W.H.. and Jonny, both of Iowa Park, O.L., Charles, Bobby and Robert D. all of Kamay, Texas, and Fred Adams Jr. of Throckmorton, Texas, four daughters; Mrs. Helen Newman of Iowa Park, Mrs. Betty Glasgow of Kamay, Mrs. Shirley Sadberry of Holliday, Texas and Mrs. Pearl Young, of Nice, California; two sisters, Mrs. Jack Fleishman of Tyler, Texas and Mrs. Jim McCray of Warren, Arkansas; fifty grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren.

the home; eight daughters, Mrs. Ray Tucker of Santa Anna, Tex., Mrs. R. L. Brawley of Wichita Falls, Tex., Mrs. Billy Davenport of Houston, Tex., Mrs. Gene Wright of Cabot, Mrs. Daniel Gray of Kansas City, Kan., Mrs. Don Hunt and Mrs. Billy Payne, both of Little Rock, and Mrs. Jimmie Graham of Greenbrier; 24 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret H Fulfer, 90, who had resided at 802 SE 7th Street will be conducted Thursday at 10:00 A. M. at Baum Carlock Funeral Home Chapel with, the Rev. Tommie M Bouchard, pastor of First Christian Church officiating. Burial will be in Elmwod Cemetery and grandsons will be pallbearers.

Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Lena Durham and Mrs. Dorothy McCray both of Mineral Wells, Mrs. Jack Fleishman of Tyler, and Mrs. Billie Jarone of Brentwood, Illinois; three sons, Henry Fulfer of Greenbriar, Arkanas and Fred and Harry Fulfer, both of Mineral Wells; 65 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren.

A resident of Wichita Falls for 17 years, Mrs. Fulfer is survived by her husband; nine sons, C.R. Fulfer of Electra, F.A. of Kamay, Charles Ray, O.L., B.G., J.W., W.H., R.D., and J.D. all of Valley View; four daughters, Mrs. W.D. Young of South Fork, Calif., Mrs. R.E. Glasgow, Miss Helen Fulfer and Miss Shirley Fulfer of Valley View; three brothers, O.L. Fields and J.W. Fields of Comanche, Okla., and P.M. Fields of Okla. City; five sisters, Mrs. Mary Battenfield of Comanche, Okla., Mrs. Ada Ward of Waurika, Okla., Mrs. Annie Crabb of Ringling, Okla., Mrs. Dan Sellers of Duncan, Okla., Mrs. Fred Sharp of Comanche, Okla., and nine grandchildren.

Mr. Fulfer is survived by a son; Henry Wayne Fulfer of Odessa; daughters, penny Evans of Odessa, Jean Sims of Lubbock, Frances Marie Sutton of Lubbock and Sandra Faye Burns of Hobbs, N.M., sister; Sis Tucker of Valard, Texas, and Betty Moist of Washington; 14 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.

Survivors include her husband; two sons, Arron Lynn and Brian Neal, both of Iowa Park; a daughter, Kimberly Ann Britt of Iowa Park; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Moore of Fort Worth; two brothers, Gene Moore of Azle and Jack Moore of Fort Worth; a sister, Wanda Luety of Fort Worth; and four grandchildren.

Besides Mrs. Fulfer, survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Lela Durham and Mrs. Dorothy McCray, both of Mineral Wells; Mrs Jack Fleishman of Tyler, and Mrs. Billie Jaron of Chicago; three sons, H. H. Fulfer of Greenbrier, Arkansas and Fred and Harry Fulfer both of Mineral Wells, 36 grandchildren and 44 great-grandchildren.

She is survived by her husband, Al Fuller, of Lathrop, one son, Larry Fuller, of Lathrop; and one daughter, Annette Silva of Richmond; she is also survived by a sister, Ethel Ferrcina of Arizona, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. She is proceeded in death by a son, Leroy Driggers and a daughter, Margaret Lancaster.