a Woman Fatally Injured SNYDER Mrs. James B. Norris, 32, of Seminole and for: mer Snyder resident, died at March 6 in a Seminole hosa.m. pital from injuries suffered in a he a d-on automobile collision eight miles from Seminole on Hobbs, N. M.
highway. She was born in Snyder. Survivors include her husband: one of daughter, Miss home; TamNorris, 4, the father, E. L. Fikes of Snyder.
six sisters, Mrs. N. T. Lee of Snyder, Lee Carlson Greenville, Mrs. Faydell Christian of California, Miss Judy Fikes of Snyder, Miss Jean Fikes of Abilene, Miss Debra Fikes of Snyder: two brothers, L.
Fikes and William Fikes, both of Snyder. Mrs. Dobbins COLEMAN (SC) held at Funeral Sunday were, Stevens Memorial services Chapel here Mrs. David Dobbins, who died Friday of gunshot wound. Burial was in Talpa Cemetery.
Mrs. Dobbins, was shot in her neighbor 5 p.m. Friday. Taken to Overall-, Morris Memorial Hospital, she died shortly after a Caesarian section saved a daughter. She was born March 20.
1943. in Coleman and was graduated from Talpa Centennial High School. She was married to David Dobbins Oct. 11, 1962 in Coleman, where she had lived most of her life. Survivors include her husband: a son, David Deune, the new-born daughter, Helen Lee; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hubert Stokes of Talpa; and a sister, Mrs. Benton Cassaday. Ex-Angeloan Dies In California SAN SABA (SC) Mrs. Robert T.
(Ted) Willingham, 55, former San Saba and San Angelo resident, died March 4 in Sacramento, Calif. where she had lived the past two months. at 4 p.m. Howell-DoFuneral services, were held ran Funeral Chapel here with burial in China Creek Cemetery, Mrs. Willingham was born Gladys Ponton, Sept.
6, 1908 in San Saba County and was married to R. T. Willingham November 1951 in Brownwood. She was a bookkeeper for Ford Motor Co. in San Saba and BassJarmon Ford in San Angelo.
She was a member of Christadelphian Church. Survivors include her husband; a sister, Mrs. John Harrell of San Saba; and several nieces and nephews. Founder Of Club In Lometa Dies LAMPASAS (SC) Mrs. J.
W. (Jim) McCann, 66, died at her home in Lometa at 2:15 a.m. March 4 after a long illness. Mrs. McCann was born July 13, 1897.
She was married Dec. 12. 1920 in San Saba. She taught school more than 20 years in the Goldthwaite and Lometa area and founded the Study Club in Lometa, which was named after her. She is survived by her husband: a brother, J.
W. Briggs of Houston; three sisters, Mrs. Lillie Lowe of Midland, Mrs. Nora Belle Carnes and Frances Barziza, both of Houston. Oldest Andrews Countian Dies ANDREWS (SC) Charles Underwood, 88, Andrews County's oldest citizen, died at daughter's home in Waco March 3, where he had been visiting.
W. H. Mayhew Dies At Home In Ingram KERRVILLE (SC) William Holly Mayhew, 75, of died in his home. March 2 He had been seriously ill several months. Abernathy Patient Dies At McKnight Onofre Olivas, 89, resident of Abernathy, died at McKnight State Tuberculosis Hospital at 4:20 p.m.
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By mail to other states, San Angelo Standard-Times morning and Sunday, one month $2.00, one year evening and Sunday, one month $1.75, one year 520.00 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively enNtled to the use for republication of all the local news published herein. All dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also rights republication of special disracerved. "Murder Suspect Is Found Dead Ives, SPRING, Odessa, charged BIG (SC) George with murder in Howard County and scheduled for trial in the next few weeks, will not have to face trial. He was found suffocated in a trailer early Monday. one room, which apparently had originated in a sofa charred the interior of the trailer and brought death to Ives.
He was asleep on a bed near the sofa. Ives, under indictment for murder with malice for the March 31 shooting of Mrs. Loma Flippen O'Neal, had been released $7,500 He had been working. at various jobs in Odessa and living in a small trailer. His case had been called up several times recently but did not go to trial.
Most recent postponement was because a state witness. Doyle Lawson, 15, a son of the dead woman. Gil Jones, 118th District atliving in with an aunt. torney, said young, Lawson is He is attending school and Jones said he passed the case to avoid having to take the boy out In A. Puerfoy, of, peace justice, has ordered an Mrs.
J. Warnock Dies At Christoval CHRISTOVAL (SC) Mrs. J. W. Warnock.
79, resident of Christoval for 60 years, died at 7:20 p.m. Monday at Golden Years Rest Home here. She had been a patient since February. Mrs. Warnock was born Nov.
14. 1884 in Paris. was married to the late J. Warnock She. in San Antonio on July 22, 1902.
She and her husband lived there and in Fort Worth prior to moving to Christoval in January 1904. Mr. Warnock died in 1944. Mrs. Warnock was a Baptist.
She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star for 44 years. She belonged to the El Concho Study Club and was a member of Christoval P.TA. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Edwin Brown and Mrs. Louis Jones, both of Christoval; a grandson and four great-grandchildren.
Wreck Victim BIG SPRING (SC) Funeral for David Ortega, 19, of Tahoka, who was killed in an auto accident near Vealmoor Saturday night, was at Holden Funeral Home in Haskell. Two other men were injured in the accident. Steve Ortega, 21, a brother of the victim, was reported in good condition at Cowper Clinic-Hospital Big Spring Monday. Tony Barbosa, also 21, of Fort Worth, who suffered compound fractures of 4 both, Malone legs, was in Hogan fair Clinic-Hos- condition pital. Mrs.
Young Rites WINTERS (SC) Mrs. T. B. Young, 92, a Winters resident 47 years, died at Winters Municipal Hospital at 5:08 a.m. March 5 after a four year illness.
Funeral was held at 2:30 p.m. March 6 at Spill Memorial Chapel with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Born Aug. 18, 1871 in Freestone County, she moved as a child with her family to Hill County near Abbott and there was married Nov. 25, 1896.
They moved to Winters in 1917 and lived here ever since. Her husband died in M. N. Young Abilene, Ray Survivors include, five sons, Young of Corpus Christi, Jack Young of Snyder, Fred and Roy Young, both of Winters: two daughters, Mrs. Tom Caudle of Ballinger and Mrs.
W. T. Nichols of Winters; 14 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Arizona Rites Held For Mrs. S.
E. Hill CAMP WOOD (SC) Funeral for Mrs. S. E. Hill, of Apache Junction, Ariz.
formerly of Nueces Canyon, was held March 5 at Barksdale Church of Burial was in Barksdale Cemetery. Mrs. Hill, 93, died March 1 in Mesa. Ariz. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs.
W. Havins and Mrs. J. W. Hanco*ck, both of Apache Junction, Ariz.
and Mrs. Mamie Owens of Seattle. and two sons, John Hill of Seattle and Terry of Barksdale. Shoe Shop Owner Dies In Big Spring Standard- Times News Service BIG SPRING James Alton Myers, 70, died at 7 p.m. March 5 at Big Spring Hospital.
A resident of Big Spring since 1921, he was born Jan. 4, 1894 in Palestine. Norva W. Styron Dies At Midland MIDLAND (SC)-Norva Willis Styron, 54, died at 11 a.m. Monday at Midland Memorial Hospital following a long illness.
Car Crash Claims Truck Edison Instructor Kills An Edison Junior High School reading instructor, was killed and a Fort Worth woman injured in a two-car crash about 12 p.m. Sunday about one mile north of San Angelo. Miss Zell Ellis, of 2401 Guadalupe, an Edison instructor, 13 years, was pronounced dead at the scene by Peace Justice Glenn Jenkins. The accident occurred at the of State Highway 208 with FM 2105, on a section of Loop 306. Miss Ellis' car was in collision with one driven by Mrs.
Mildred Matthews Gunn of Fort Worth. Mrs. Gunn was reported to be in fairly good condition at Shannon Hospital. Jack Denton Is Found Dead BIG SPRING (SC) Jack B. Denton, 57, until a short time ago a Big Spring pharmacist.
was found dead early Friday in the washroom of the apartment house where he lived. Justice of the Peace Walter Grice said Friday night he probably died of natural causes. Mr. Denton had been emit closed recently. was found ployed at the Park.
Drug until slumped on the floor of the washroom. Grice estimated he had been dead seven or eight hours. Mr. Denton was born May 25, 1906 in Springfield, and was a member of the Christian Church there. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Denton of Springfield; a son, Jack Denton Jr. of San Angelo; two brothers, Charles E. Denton of St. Louis, and Harry Denton of Tucson, two sisters, Mrs. Annie Criswell and Mrs.
Patsy Corbett, both of Springfield, Mo. Mrs. Bretting, Schulenburg, Dies Services for Mrs. Max Bretting, 71, of Schulenburg, mother of two San Angelo residents, were held Saturday in Schulenburg Lutheran Church with burial Mrs. in Bretting Schulenburg died Cemetery, in a Schulenburg hospital.
She was born Oct. 23, Fayette County, and was married Nov. 26. 1914. Survivors include her husband, S.
Harrison, Wilbert Bretting four sons, Edlin Bretting of 1509 2301 Leroy Bretting of Houston, and Wallace Bretting of Schulenburg, and one daughter, Mrs. Charles Moran of Houston. Mrs. Odell Rites WINTERS (SC) Mrs. J.
L. Odell, 93, a Winters resident since 1959, died in a rest home here at 1 a.m. March 5. Funeral was held at 10:30 a.m. March 6 at Spill Memorial Chapel with graveside services at Willow Cemetery in Haskell and burial there.
Mrs. Odell was born Aug. 20, 1870 in Arkansas while her parents were traveling to Texas from Missouri. They settled in Parker County, and she was married there to J. L.
Odell in 1888. In 1909 they moved to Haskell where she lived until movto Winters. Mr. Odell died 1939. She was a member of Haskell's First Christian Church for 60 years.
Survivors include four sons, Gordon Odell of Amarillo, James Odell of Oklahoma City, A. D. Odell of Abilene and J. L. Odell Jr.
of Lubbock; two daughters, Mrs. H. F. Barnes of Plains and Mrs. T.
L. Donohoo of Abilene: two brothers, Jay J. Bedford and Fred Bedford, both of Winters; nine grandchildren, 18 re at grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Mrs. Jesse C.
Reid Dies In Goldthwaite Standard- Times News Service GOLDTHWAITE-Mrs. Jesse Clyde Reid, 81, Mullin resident since 1903, died at 1:30 a.m. March 5 in a Goldthwaite hospital. Karl X. Sullivan, BIG SPRING (SC) Karl X.
(Zip) Sullivan, 68, a retired seismograph operator, died about 12:30 p.m. Monday at his home here. his Lee Davis MERTZON (SC) Lee Davis, 57, Irion County resident since 1941, died about 3 p.m. Friday at his home here. Mr.
Davis was born Jan. 29, 1907 in Junction. Survivors include three brothers, Bill Davis of Donalsan, Wright Davis of Sterling City and Dee Davis of Mertzon; and a sister, Miss Monteray Davis of Mertzon. Ben Bloch, 79 Ben Bloch, 79, of 1408 Hatcher, a retired painter, was dead on arrival at Shannon Hospital at 10:50 a.m. Sunday.
Mr. Bloch was born Nov. 13, 1884, in Seguin. He had been a resident of San Angelo 12 years. Survivors include one son, Bill A.
Bloch of 1621 N. Chadbourne. Crash Three Angeloans' Kin Dies Thursday Mrs. Max Bretting, 71, of Schulenburg, mother of two San Angeloans, died March 5 in a Schulenburg hospital. Funeral services.
were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Lutheran Church in Schulenburg with burial in Schulenburg Cemetery. Mrs. Bretting was born Oct. 23, 1892, in Fayette, County, and was married 26, 1914.
She is survived by her husband: four sons, Edlin Bretting and Wilbert Bretting, both San Angelo, Leroy Bretting of Houston and Wallace Bretting of Schulenburg; and one daughter, Mrs. Charles Moran of Houston. Del Rio Man Is Killed In Accident Standard- Times News Service SAN BERNARDINO. Calif. Jose Trevino Gonzales, 35, of Del Rio, died early March 5 of injuries he received in a cartrain collision.
The accident occurred March 4 at a 10 miles north of Salvador San Bernardino. Munez, 50, Injured driver were the car, and Juan Martinez, 19, both of Del Rio. Martinez was reported in critical condition at the San Bernardino County Hospital where all three victims were taken. Mrs. R.
McMullan Dies At Snyder Standard- Times News Service SNYDER Mrs. Robert L. (Mary Louise) McMullan, 93 a Snyder resident 75. years, died at 2:34 p.m. March 4 in her home.
Mrs. McMullan was born Sept. 15, 1870, in Mount Pleasant. Va. She came to Snyder from Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. McMullan was a member of First Methodist Church. Her late husband was a 5 longtime Snyder area ranchman. Survivors include three daughters, Miss Zona McMullan of Snyder, Mrs. James, Autry of Abilene and Llored G.
Sharp of Dallas: four sons, Vern and R. L. McMullan, both of Snyder, Charles E. McMullan Houston, and W. H.
McMullan Big Spring; children, 17 great -grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Charlie Knierim Rites In Bronte Standard- Times News Service BRONTE -Charlie L. Knierim, 80, died at a.m. March 4 in a Bronte Hospital Services were held March 4 in Bronte First Baptist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery here. Mr.
Knierim was born Feb. 2, 1884, in Dublin. He married Eva Chestnut Feb. 7, 1909, in Lufkin. He lived in Floyd County several years before moving to the Bronte area in 1954.
He was a Baptist. Survivors include his wife; a son, George Knierim of New Delhi, India; a daughter, Mrs. Frank of Matador; one sister, Mrs. Nannie Nolan of San Benito and three grandchildren. Mrs.
Bob Harper Dies In Artesia Services for Mrs. Bob Harper, 317 N. Milton, were held here last Friday. Mrs. Harper died at 8 p.m.
March 3 in an Artesia, N. M. hospital where she had been a patient two years. She was the wife of the late Bob H. Harper, Tom Green County ranchman and owner of the former Bob Harper Tavern in San Angelo.
Dr. Survivors Robert include Jr. two of sons, Harper tesia, and John J. Harper Mrs. of Colorado City; a daughter, Claude Higgins, of Mobridge, Mrs.
Lillian Sparr of Abilene, and six grandchildren. Mrs. Vendt Dies; Mrs. Mary Warner Vendt, 82, of San Angelo died at 9 a.m. March 5 in a Big Spring hospital where she had been a patient since September.
Services were held at 3:30 p.m. March 6 in Robert Lee Methodist Church with burial in Robert Lee Cemetery by Clift Funeral Home. Mrs. Vendt was born Dec. 17, 1881, in Barry County, Mich.
She married Otto July 2, 1921, in Detroit, and liv. ed in Wayne County, until movirz to San A Angelo in 1962. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include a daughter, J. S.
Dickey, 1002 Clairmont; a stepson, Earl Vendt of Mackinaw City, and four grandchildren. Former Lampasas Librarian Dies LAMPASAS (SC)--Mrs. A. T. Williamson, 83, a lifelong Lampasas resident, died at 9:30 a.m.
March 4 in an Evant rest home. autopsy on Ives' body but said he does not expect to find any cause of death other than asphyxiation. Ives' body is to be sent to Ives' body was sent to Miller Funeral Home, Liberal, Kan. Burial was there. He was born in Liberal Dec.
7. 1924. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Hill of Liberal, Mrs. Melvin Creamer of Hugoton, Kan.
and Mrs. David Everett of Fresno, Calif. Mrs. Ed Baird Found Dead LAMPASAS (SC) Mrs. Ed Baird, Kempner area resident since 1908, was found dead about 7 a.m.
Friday at her home near Kempner. Justice of the Peace Casbeer Snell of Lampasas ruled the death was from natural causes, and estimated the death at about 9 p.m. Thursday, Funeral services held at 3 p.m. Sunday in BriggsGamel Chapel in Lampasas with burial in Kempner Cemetery. Mrs.
Baird was Sept. 1, 1872 in Tennessee and moved to Kempner in 1908. She was a Baptist. Survivors include one son, Mac S. Baird of Kempner; two daughters, Mrs.
Bessie Hallbeck of Kempner and Mrs. Roy Kelley of San Leandro, two brothers, Vaude Steed and Calue Steed, both of Tennessee; a sisMrs. Mary Martin of Fort Worth; 22 grandchildren and several great and -greatgrandchildren. 2-Year-Old Boy Dies In Angelo Charles F. Schlather 2-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Schlather of 530 E. 42nd died at 2:35 a.m. March 6 in Shannon Hospital.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Bowie Street Baptist Church with the Rev. George White, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery. The child was born Dec.
24, 1961. Survivors include his parents; lone sister, Saundra Ellen, both and brother, Danny Ray, of the home; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Frances Dunn of San Angelo; paternal grandfather, Robert Z. Schlather of Eola; and paternal grandmothMrs. J.
E. White of Denver. Colo. Ex-Eldoradoan Dies At Huntsville ELDORADO (SC) Claudie Eugene Bradshaw, 53, former Eldorado resident, died Thursday in Huntsville. Services were held at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday in First Christian Church in Eldorado with burial in Eldorado Cemetery by Ratliff-Kerbow Funeral Home. Mr. Bradshaw was born June 12, 1910. Survivors include a son, Claudie E. Bradshaw Jr.
of Eldorado; two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Mae Gray of Abilene, and Mrs. Beulah Anderson of Eldorado; four brothers, John and Bryan Bradshaw, both of Brady, Bell Bradshaw Ballinger, and Ed Bradshaw of Abilene, and one grandchild. J. Puckett Rites SNYDER (SC) James Herman Puckett, 49, of Snyder died in a Snyder hospital at 6:50 p.m.
March 2 following a long illness. Mr. Puckett, a longtime Snyder resident, was born March in Ashdown, area, Ark. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bertha, Puckett, two daughters, Mrs.
Ivana Jones of Lamesa and Mrs. Barbara Kelly of Tampa, his father, J. W. Puckett of Roscoe: a sister, Mrs. Roxie Shockley and a brother, E.
Peugh, both of Knott, 'and four grandchildren. Ex-Pro Gridder Dies In Sweetwater SWEETWATER (SC)-Granville M. (Buster) Mitchell, 56, former professional football player, died March 41 in Simmons Memorial Hospital in Sweetwater. Mr. Mitchell played football for Sweetwater High School in 1924 and for the New York Giants and Detroit Lions in the 1930's.
He was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include his mothler, Mrs. W. M. Mitchell of Sweetwater and his wife of Wilmington, Del.
Kerr Ranchman E. Wehmeyer Dies KERRVILLE (SC) Emil Gustav Wehmeyer, 84, a retired ranchman, died March 5 in Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital in Kerrville following a short illness. McFarland Rites SYNDER (SC) Walter Ray McFarland, 84, of Snyder, a retired farmer, died at 4:45 a.m. (Monday at his residence here. MRS.
OTT EDMISTON Rites Wednesday For Mrs. Edmiston Mrs. Ott Edmiston, 80, 2668 W. Ave. resident of San Angelo since 1906, died at 8 p.m.
Monday at St. John's Hospital. Mrs. Edmiston was born Sept. 7, 1883 at Fort McKavitt.
Services wer held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the First Methodist Church, Dr. John Donaho officiating. Burial was in Fairmount Cemetery directed by Johnson's Funeral Home. Survivors include a son, J.
A. Edmiston of San Angelo; a daughter, Mrs. Mack Bowers of Abilene; five grandchildren, and two great a Erwin R. Dyche Dies At Stockton FORT STOCKTON, (SC)-Services were p.m. Sunday at the First Methodist Church for Erwin R.
Dyche, longtime Fort Stockton resident who died Friday at 10:30 p.m. in Memorial Hospital here dafter suffered an apparent earlier heart attack an hour at his home. Burial was in East Hill Cemetery, with Owen Funeral Home in charge. Mr. Dyche was born in Childress, Sept.
24, 1901. He moved to Fort Stockton in 1911 with his parents. He graduated from Fort Stockton High School. He was married Oct. in Alpine, to Miss Olive Nevans.
He has been in the farm implement and supply business here for many years. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Ed Kleine, his mother, Mrs. Lutie Dyche, one sister, Miss Louise Dy che, a brother, Kermit Dyche and four grandchildren, all of Fort Stockton, and one brother, John T. Dyche of Gatesville.
Mrs. Pumphrey Dies In Angelo Mrs. Roy L. Pumphrey, 71, 1509 S. Park, died at her home at 3:50 p.m.
Monday. Survivors include her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Jo Veda Osgood and a son, Billy Powell, both of California: three step-sons, Clifton Pumphrey of Odessa, Leon Pumphrey of Walla Walla, and Ray Pumphrey of Phoenix, two step-daughters, Mrs. Elmer Jenson of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Mrs. Cecil Dunnigan of El Monte, two sisters, Mrs.
W. Guthrie of El Paso and Mrs. Bill Davis of Gorman; a brother, W. J. Park of El Paso; and eight grandchildren.
Fletcher West Services for Fletcher A. West, 82, San Angelo resident 11 years, were held Friday in Robert Massis Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Lawnhaven Memorial Gerdens. Mr. West died at 8:30 a.m. March 4 in Colonial Rest Home.
He was born June 30, 1881, in Mississippi and lived in Coleman 16 years before moving to San Angelo. He was also former Haskell resident, where he farmed several years. Survivors include a son, MarWest of 520 N. Malone: a daughter, Mrs. Jerry Harrell of Haskell; four sisters, Mrs.
Pearl Clark of Albany, Mrs. Maybelle Green of San Diego, Mrs. Marie Thomas Mrs. Lovie Choate, both of Electra. Also surviving are two brothers, Jim West of De Leon and Ardie West of Rule: 11 grandchildren and 29 greatchildren.
Oran B. Abbott Dies At Kerrville Dies KERRVILLE (SC) Funeral for Oran B. Abbott, 64, of Kerrville was held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Smith Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Garden of Memories Cemetery. Mr.
Abbott died Sunday at home, apparently of a heart tack. William Dixon, Coleman, Dies COLEMAN (SC) E. Dixon, 65, of Coleman at 12:35 p.m. Friday in ple Veterans Hospital. He was born Dec.
28, was a veteran of World Survivors include and one daughter. Mrs. Olin Pigford Of McCamey Dies Standard- Times News Service heart at- William died the Tem- 1898 and War I. ford. 65, resident of McCamey for 30 years, died early Monday at her home here.
Mrs. Pigford was born March 20, 1899 in Dekalb. According to Department of Public Safety investigators, the Gunn car was traveling east on FM 2105, the Ellis vehicle going toward Robert Lee. Both cars slid northeast across the intersection, coming to rest 25 feet from point of impact. Miss Ellis was thrown from her car.
Funeral services for Miss Ellis were held in Spur. Miss Ellis was born March 30, 1909, in Spur. She attended McMurry College and Missouri State College in Warrensburg, Mo. She taught at Fort Sumner and Las Cruces, N.M. before moving to San Angelo in 1951.
She was a member of the Texas State Teachers Association, the National Education Association, the Mid Texas Read-5 ling Council and the Methodist Church. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Bill Davis Ralls, Mrs. Rachel Bingham of Spur, and Mrs. Agatha Arrington of Miami; and two brothers, D.
S. Ellis of Truscott and Harry Ellis of Spur. Mrs. Lucy Winkel, Llano, Dies LLANO (SC) Mrs. Lucy Wilton Winkel, 73, Llano resident for 36 years, died Thursday night in Llano Hospital after a long illness.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Buttery-Waldrope Funeral Home with burial in Llano Cemetery. Mrs. Winkel, a retired merchant, was born Oct. 23, 1890 in Richland Springs. She was married to Harry Winkel in January, 1914.
He died in 1947. Mrs. Winkel was life member past president of the Service Guild of the Methodist Church and held numerous offices in the Llano Eastern Star. She had belonged to the local Eastern Star longer than any other member. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs.
Albert Fox and Mrs. Cliff Martin, both Llano; two brothers, John George Wilthat (ton, both of Richland Springs; one half brother, Will Wilton of Richland Springs; one sister, Mrs. Mary, Winkel of Houston; one sister, Margaret Wilton of Richland Springs; a niece whom she reared, Mrs. C. E.
Underwood of Plainview; three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. R. J. Younger Dies On Snyder Ranch SNYDER (SC) Robert Jesse Younger, 71, died at his home on the Sears Ranch near Snyder March 2 Mr. Younger was born Sept.
3, 1892, in Forestburg. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Estell Younger, of the home: five daughters, Joan Younger of the home, Mrs. Catherine Seeley and Mrs. Fredia Payne of Houston, Mrs.
Betty Thomas of Frederick, and Mrs. Catherine Trammell of Euless; six sons, George Younger Snyder, R. J. Younger Jr. of Enumclaw, Ted Younger of Grapeland, Pete Younger of Monahans, Frank Younger of Grand Prairie and James Halbert of Snyder.
Mrs. A. Perez Dies In Menard MENARD Mrs. Antonio Perez, 72, sister of Duban Rodriquez of San Angelo, died at 1:20 p.m. Sunday in Menard Hospital.
Heart Attack Fatal To Crane Welder CRANE (SC) James E. Cooper, 45, an oil field welder, died after suffering a heart attack in Crane Memorial HospiItal at 7:45 a.m. March 5 after a short illness. 27 Entries In Music Test Twenty seven entries from San Angelo, Miles, Bronte and Sweetwater competed the Junior Festival of the 11th Dist. of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs here Saturday morning.
Receiving superior ratings following competition at San Angelo accordion College were Douglas Smith Day on and Eugene on piano, both of the Miles Melody Club; Billy Doak guitar and Dee Ann Littlefield on piano, both of the Bronte Music Club: and Doris and Karen Hughes playing a piano duet, both of the Sweetwater Sharp Accordion Club. Those with superior ratings performed at a p.m. program following a federation meeting conducted by Mrs. R. E.
Coleman of San Saba. All participants in the meet were given certificates of rating. Representing the Junior Philharmonic of San Angelo was Janice Johnston on piano. She received an excellent rating. Judges at the early morning contest were Frederick Thiebaud and Charles Wooten of the Howard Payne College music department.
Wayne Davenport and Tom Gregg of San Angelo audited judging records. OLNEY, Tex. (AP)- Two big trucks collided west of this Northwest Texas town Monday, killing three men. One truck burned. The dead were identified as James Reaves, 23, of Dallas, and M.
H. Mullens, 36, or Irving, both employes of the Texas Meat Packers of Dallas; and John Eugene Myers 24, of Portales, N.M. Myers was alone in a potato truck. Officers said Mullen burned to death. The cattle truck, still upright, caught fire moments after the a.m.
crash on Texas 199 in misty weather. The other truck toppled on one side. Scott Services Here Tuesday Mrs. Harry (Florence) Scott, 92, of 611 Spaulding a resident of San Angelo 54 years, died at Rabb Nursing Home about 8:30 p.m. Sunday.
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. She was born Feb. 14, 1872. She and her husband moved here from Ballinger in 1910.
She was the mother of Mrs. Horace A. Goodson, wife of the Tom Green County District Clerk, and a son, Neil Scott of San Angelo. Other survivors include four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. D.
J. Dorris Dies In Howard Daniel Jodson Dorris 67, of 721 Pulliam, died March 6 in Veterans Hospital in Big Spring. Burial was here Saturday. Mr. Dorris had been a resident of San Angelo the last 15 years.
Survivors include his wife, Lidia; sons, J. B. Dorris of 713 Spaulding, William R. three, Dorris of 529 Upton and Daniel J. Dorris Jr.
of 121 N. Emerick; and 12 grandchildren. Mrs. Minnie Nix Dies In Lufkin Mrs. Minnie Lee Nix, former San Angelo resident, died MonMemorial Hospital in Lufkin.
Services were held Wednesday in Lufkin with burial in King Cemetery in Mount Enterprise. Mrs. Nix was a resident of San Angelo from 1945 to 1955. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. John McCreery of Benton, five sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. Nina Scott KERRVILLE (SC) Mrs. Nina Della Scott, 64, of Lometa, died in a Kerrville nursing home Thursday evening after a long illness. Funeral services were held Saturday in First Baptist Church in Leakey with burial in Leakey Cemetery directed by Smith Funeral Home of Kerrville. Mrs.
Scott was born Sept. 7, 1899, in Waco and had lived at the nursing home about two years. She was married to Steve Stapleton of Leakey in 1914. He died in 1940, and she was married to John Scott and lived in Lometa until moving to the nursing home. Survivors include her husband; vors, daughters, Mrs.
Vernon Peel and Mrs. C. H. Ellis, both of Kerrville; three sons, Steve Stapleton of New Braunfels, W. C.
Stapleton of San Francisco, and J. R. Stapleton U. S. Navy; a brother, Clifford Phillips of Abilene; 14 grandchildren and 11 -grandchildren.
Two Persons Die In Muleshoe Mishap MULESHOE (AP) A traincar crash near this West Texas town Sunday killed two persons. Cecilio Chavez died outright. His companion, Ester Anguinana, died an hour later in a Muleshoe hospital. Winters, Roby Snare Honors At Sweetwater SWEETWATER -(SC) Winters High School captured two of three categories in the Class AA division of Sweetwater's 11th Annual Band Festival which ended here Saturday. Winters collected firsts in concert and in sight reading.
Cisco won first place in marching. In Class competition, Roby won the concert and marching categories and Loraine was first in sight reading. Schools from Abilene swept the Class 3C competition. Madison Junior High won concert and sight reading and Mann Junior High won the marching contest. A parade featuring the 18 competing bands climaxed the festival..
