The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 4, 1970 Page: 6 of 8
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OBftUARY
MRS. CASSIE FIELDS
Mrs. Cassie Fields,
88-year old Omaha res-
ident, died in the Naples
hospital Sunday morning.
She is survived by a
foster son, Luther Hank-
amer of San Pedro, Calif.;
two sisters, Mrs. Pearl
McCollum of Naples, and
Mrs. Omega Key of Dal-
las; and one grandson, two
great grandchildren, and
a number of nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were
held at 2:30 p.m. Monday
at the Hanner Funeral
Home Chapel in Naples
with the Rev. A. J. Find-
ley officiating.
THAD HAWKINS
Thad Hawkins, 78-year
old Omaha resident, died
in the hospital at Naples
Wednesday afternoon.
He was a retired farm-
er, a longtime resident
of the Omaha community,
and a member of the First
Baptist Church of Omaha.
He is survived by his
wife; two sons, Milton
Hawkins of Kilgore, and
Jack hawkins of Palaci-
ous; four daughters, Mrs.
Goldie Jones of Naples,
Mrs. Inez Tidwell of Ar-
lington, Mrs. Bonnie
Wisebaker of Bradenton,
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Easley of Elkhart; one
brother, Charlie Hawkins
of Mt. Pleasant; and 13
grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
Funeral services were
held at 10 a.m. Friday
at the Hanner Funeral
Home Chapel with the
Rev. Bob Pearce offici-
ating. Burial was in the
Omaha Cemetery.
L. G. HOSEA
L. G. Hosea of Humble,
Texas died last Wednes-
day at the veterans ad-
ministration hospital in
Houston.
He was the father of the
Rev. Earl Hosea, pastor
of the First Baptist
Church of Omaha.
Mr. Hosea was 75 years
old.
The funeral service
was held Friday, May 29,
at the Humble Funeral
Home. The Rev. Hosea
and his family attended
the service.
The Monitor Naple8-Texas Party honors graduate
Thursday, June 4, 1970 P3QC 6
Veterans at graduations
The Z. P. Parkers of
Bryans Mill are veterans
at attending graduation
exercises.
They are the parents of
nine children and so far
have rented 14 sets of
caps and gowns for them.
The latest was for their
youngest son, Ronnie, who
graduated this year from
Douglass High School
near Douglassville.
The Parkers have had
five of their children to
earn the right to wear
caps and gowns twice and
four others to wear them
once.
The total will get even
higher if everything goes
well with the family. Two
of the children still are in
college and expect to
again wear the graduation
uniforms.
Local men hurt in wreck
Two Naples men were
injured Saturday night in
a collision of their car
with a motorcycle in
which the two cyclists
were killed.
Clifton Henderson of
Naples was the driver of
the car and he is in seri-
ous condition at the Ma-
rion County Hospital.
With him was George Rob-
inson of Naples, who was
examined at the hospital
FAMILY REUNION
SET FOR SUNDAY
AT NAPLES
The annual Collins-
Henderson family reunion
will be held here June 7.
The meeting will begin
at 9 a.m. at the Naples
community center. Lunch
will be served at noon.
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and released.
The Henderson car was
traveling toward Naples
on Highway 59 when the
collision happened 2.4
miles south of Jefferson.
Dead in the wreck were
Earl D. Rider and Wes-
ley L. Evans, both of
Harrison, Ark.
The accident occurred
at 11:10 p.m. Saturday.
Hamilton is
WSCS speaker
Superintendent H. R.
Hamilton of Pewitt school
spoke at the meeting of
the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of the
United Methodist Church
in Omaha last Wednes-
day.
The opening song was
"Saviour Like a Shepherd
Lead Us", and Mrs. Jim
Hall of Cookville led the
opening prayer. Mrs.
Earl Crawford read the
scripture. Mrs. Morris
Craig of Naples sang "His
Eye Is on the Sparrow".
Hamilton's subject was
"The Dilemma of the
Church."
The next meeting of
the group will be June 10
when Mrs. John Kirk will
discuss "Sex Education
In the Schools."
A covered dish lunch-
eon will be served at
noon.
Try want ads
Miss Sheri Slider was
honored with a gradua-
tion party last Tuesday
in the home of Mrs. Dick
Lowery.
The co-hostesses were
Mrs. Reuben Cole and
Mrs. W. A. Giles Jr.
Games were played
with white elephant prizes
for each senior girl win-
ner.
The refreshments were
served from a beautifully
appointed table centered
with an engraved gradu-
ate trophy, which was a
gift to the honoree.
Guests were Amanda
Personal
Mary McEntire of Oi.
aha visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dod-
son and Greg.
Mrs. Anita Penney of
Ft. Worth visited with
her son and family, Ar-
thur Penney, this past
week.
Mrs. Lee Madden of
Pasadena and Harold
Madden of San Diego
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Porter Presley over the
week end and attended the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs.
Kate Fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Hicks accompanied their
daughter, Amanda, to
Stephen F. Austin College
in Nacogdoches Sunday.
She is enrolled there as
a freshman student.
Hicks, Elaine Franklin,
Elva Hosea, Vicki Can-
ant, Myra Jacobs, Betty
Thompson, Kathy Slider
of Queen City, Mrs. Le-
noy Slider and the hon-
oree.
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DEAR FRIENDS:
I have tried hard to see and talk to each and
every one before the election day.
if I have failed to see each of you personally,
please accept this as a personal solicitation for
your vote and influence in my behalf. It will be
greatly appreciated.
Some of the reasons why I am asking you for
your vote and influence:
1. Vote for honesty.
2. Vote for a full time commissioner.
3. Vote for better and wider roads.
4. Vote for fairness to all.
5. Vote for experience.
If I am elected I pledge to devote my time and
effort in making better and wider roads, and
making a good commissioner to Precinct 2,
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I will take time to talk over any problem that
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the best of OUR judgement.
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