The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 111, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, December 26, 1986 Page: 3 of 4
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Marriage Licenses
Barry Fontaine Law and Mary
Kathleen Robinson.
Clinton Kelly Exum and Barbara
Jo Moore.
Duane Wesley Lennie and Nonnie “
Lee Hood.»w ^
Jack
County court records
Arnold Jack Eudy and Una Marie
Eudy.
Doudley Scott Maloy and Charlotte
RayeConn. .
den Arthur Killetrew and Amelia'
Jean Mabane.
Mark Friddle and Katie Grace
Buster.
Gerald Ray Dilliard and Donna Lea
Hines.
Divorces
Clarinda Anne Clark and Gerden
James Clark.
Donna Delaine Wallace and Jimmy
Don Wallace.
Larry Gene Bass ham and Sana
Marie Bass ham.
Shannon Dell Copeland and Mark
Winston Copeland.
Donna G. McDonald and James R.
McDonald.
Judy A. Mayfield and Thurston
Mayfield.
Mary D. Cossette and Perry J.
Cossette.
Virgil Dean Crow Jr. and Carla
Renee Crow.
Henna Jo Fry and Odist Jim Fry.
Land Transfers
Tom Albers and Carolyn Albers to
B.U. O’Neill, Juanita Smith O'Neill
and Janet Wasicek, Lot 16 of the
Crawford Addition.
Stanley McQueen and Ann
McQueen to Tommy Joe McQueen
and Brenda McQueen, lot in E.
Melton Survey.
Tommy Joe McQueen and Brenda
McQueen to Stanley McQueen and
Precious Ann McQueen, .653 acre, in
the Samuel McCullough Survey.
Quinton Rasure to Norwood and
Rasure, 1.598 acres in the Ocela Barb
Survey.
Dale McMahan and Terry Mc-
Mahan to Ruby Doris Cates, Lot 10,
Block 205, Section 1 in the M.A.
Bowlin Survey.
Frances Gamer to Mark Gamer
and Judy Gamer, .30 acre in the
Daniel Anding Survey.
Gordon Coleman and Ardis
Coleman to Thomas A. Coleman, lot
in the M.A. Bowlin Survey.
Armand Dulude and Norma J.
Dulude to Weldon Brewer and
Dorothy M. Brewer, two tracts in the
Tate Addition in the M.A. Bowlin
Survey.
E.L. Ashcroft III and Kay M.
Ashcroft to Andy Freeman and Karen
Freeman, three tracts in Como in the
G. Procello Survey.
E.L Ashcroft III and Kay M.
Ashcroft to Valanderous W. Bell and
Ronnie Bell, Lot 39 of the Harris-
Hamby Addition in the M.A. Bowlin
Survey
Deborah K. Rhodes Abercrombie
and Tony Abercrombie to Kenneth S.
Baxley and Christine E. Baxley, Lot 9
of the Valley View Addition in the
M.A. Bowlin Survey. ’ ~
Doris L McG lathery White to Billie
G. McGlathery, 52 acres in the D.
Wagoner and Lucy Ann Cullum
surveys, known as the Old Wm.
Payne Homestead.
Massey Enterprises to Floyd V.
Robinson, rtine-tenths of an acre in
the E. Mitchell Survey.
Sidney P. Mitchell and Dorothy
Mitchell to Calvin E. Bain and Cindy
Jo Bain, 135.6 acres in the Reuben
Williams Survey and 10 acres in the
Jasper County School Land Survey.
Jimmy Lee Wages and Magdelyne
Mary Wages to Leonides Batista and
Irma Calderon, lot in the M.A. Bowlin
Survey.
Elsie Faye Watson Bolger to
Weldon Brewer and Dorothy Brewer,
lot in the J. V’Barbo Survey. H. Duncan Survey.
THE HOPKlftS COUNTY ECHO, Sulphur Springs, Texas, Friday, December 26, 1916—3.
Jan Oud and Gerda Oud, 121.419 acres
in the Berry Merchant Survey.
North Texas Production Credit
Association to Charles L. Brewer, 39
acres and 128 acres in the J.F. Keller
Survey.
. Edna Anderson to Harold Wayne
McClure Sr. and Janet Faye Mc-
Clure, two tracts in the M.A. Bowlin
Survey, parts of Lot 4, Block 2.
Jean Sheffield Blount and Jackie C.
Blount to Jerry A. Mayo an Cathie J.
Mauyo, .61 acre in the Joseph Cloud
Survey.
Richard L. Riley to Don Bradley,
Lot 12, Block 12 of the G. Procello
Survey in Como.
W.B. Johnson and Ophelia Johnson
to Larry W. Johnson and Lillian E.
Johnson, two acres in the James Lee
Survey.
Paul R. Friddle and Blanche t.
Friddle to John Beezley and Freida
Beezley, 15.156 acres in the G.
Procello Survey.
Donie Marie Huie, H.A. Huie,
Wilford L. Huie, Anita Crawley, Janie
Foster, Edna Bullard and Dorothy
McCreight to Archie D. Huie and
Hazel Huie, 26.777 acres in the James
T.R. Mills Jr. to D.C. Mclntire and
Sandra J. Mclntire, two acres in the
Jesse Taylor Survey.
Allen Henson and Lisa Henson to
T.R. Mills Jr., two acres in the Jesse
Taylor Survey.
Weldon Watkins and Jerry Nan
Watkins to Jan Oud and Gerda Oud,
90.806 acres in the Berry Merchant
Survey.
Calvin E. Bain and Cindy Jo Bain to
Deaths
Bert Cowan
Funeral services for Bert Cowan,
81, of 405 T.J. Alley in Sulphur
Springs were field Friday, in the
Murray-Orwosky Funeral Chapel
Burial was in Ridgeway Cemetery
Mr. Cowan died Tuesday at leisure
Ixidge Nursing Home.
He was bom Aug 3L 1905, in
Hopkins County, the son of Will G.
and Ida F.i Mahaffeyi Cowan. He
married Hazel Keller Aug. 6,1964, in
Hopkins County. She survives.
Mr Cowans was a retired em-
ployee of the Cotton Belt Railroad,
and a veteran of the U S Air Force in
World War II He was a member of
the Ridgeway Church of Christ
Survivors include his wife, Hazel;
one son, Herbert Wayne Cowan of
Dallas; one daughter, Edna Earle
Martin of Garland; one stepson,
Bobby Keller of Como; two step-
daughters, Jane Wilemon of Sulphur
Springs and Helen Wiegel of North
Dakota: one sister. Ruby - Nell
Swindell of Reilly Springs; two
brothers, Weldon Cowan of Ridgeway
and Joe Cowan of Dallas; 13 grand-
children; and 12 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by one
brother and one sister
Vida Jones
Service* for Mrs Vida D Jones, 60,
of Route 2 Emory were held Wed-
nesday in the Emory Baptist Church
with the Rev Paul Knous and the
Rev Bobby Bryan officiating.
Burial was in Dunbar''Semetery
with Sam Panter, Wayne Melton,
Michael Gaby, Dr John Runnion,
Dempsey Bullock and Paul Harris
serving as pallbearers.
Mrs. Jones died at 6:50 p.m.
Monday at the University of Texas
Health Center in Tyler following an
extended illness.
She was bom in Maybank, Aug 26,
1926, the daughter of Amos B. and
Minnie Hall Jordan
She was a longtime resident of
Emory and a member of the Emory
Baptist Church
She was married to the Rev. Norvil
N. Jones June 20, 1945, in Dallas. He
survives.
She is also survived by one son, Dan
C. Jones of Arlington; one daughter,
Nancy Lu Wade of Emory; her
mother, Minnie Jordan of Maybank;
two brothers, Murlin Jordan of
Trinidad and Kenneth Jordan of
Maybank; one sister, Doris Ken-
nemore of Rockwall; and four
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by three
brothers.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Wilson-Orwosky-Stinson
Funeral Home in Emory.
James K. Gamblin
Funeral services for James Ken-
neth Gamblin, 58, of DeSoto were held
Tuesday in Dallas. Burial was in
Restland Memorial Park in Dallas.
Mr. Gamblin died at his residence
following ap extended illness.
Survivors include his wife, Peggy
Grubbs Gamblin of DeSoto; his
mother, Mamie Gamblin of DeSoto;
and three daughters; and several
relatives in Hopkins County.
Horace (Dock) Green
Funeral services for Horace
Russell (Dock) Green, 80, of Nocona
were held Wednesday in Jerry Woods
Funeral Home in Nocona with the
Rev. Roy Martin officiating. Burial
was in Oak Hill Cemetery in Mon-
tague County.
Mr. Green died Monday in a
Nocona nursing home
He was born Feb. 22, 1906, in
Sulphur Springs to Ed B. Green and
Jennie McCool Green
He was a member of the Baptist
church and a former resident of
Sulphur Springs,
He was a former custodian for the
Hopkins County courthouse.
Survivors include four brothers,
Paul Green of Littlefield, Gene Green
of Pickton, Roger Green of Grant,
Neb., and W.L. iHappy) Green of
Sulphur Springs.
Jessie W. Adair
Funeral services for Jessie W.
Adair, 92, of Mount Vernon, formerly
of Hopkins County, were held
Tuesday in the Harvey Funeral Home
in Mount Vernon with the Rev. L.B.
Morgan and the Rev. John McKain
officiating. Burial was in the Old
Saltillo Cemetery.
Mr Adair died Saturday in
Franklin County Hospital.
He was born Nov. 4,1894, in Saltillo,
the son of John and Mattie Smith
Adair. He married Lula Crump, who
preceded him in death.
He was a longtime cattleman and
farmer.
Survivors include two sons. Clovis
Adair of Saltillo and Grady Adair of
Garland: two sisters, I>ela Monroe of
Saltillo and Bertie Bryant of Mount
Vernon; a brother, Paysee Adair of
Garland; three grandchildren: and
six great-grandchildren
Lewis Fletcher
Services for Lewis T. Fletcher, of
Dallas and formerly of Hopkins
County were held Tuesday in
Sparkinan-Hillcrest Funeral Home
chapel in Dallas.
Burial was in Hillcrest Memorial
Park
Mr. Fletcher died Dec. 21 in Dallas.
He was bom in Hopkins County
Nov. 27, 1919, the son of William
Henry Fletcher and Elizabeth
Fletcher.
He married Muriel Bryan.
He was a retired fireman for the
City of Dallas.
Survivors include his wife of
Dallas; a daughter, Elizabeth
Benjamin; two sons, Nicholas
Fletcher and John Fletcher; three
grandchildren; and a brother, J.P
Fletcher.
He was a retired ginner, and he
belonged to the First Presbyterian
Church in Commerce.
Survivors include three sisters,
Opal Peek and Jewell Woodard of
Commerce and Mary Young of
Dallas.
Oscar M. Hawkins
Funeral services for Oscar
Maurice Hawkins. 60, of Dallas were
held Saturday at Pleasant Hill
Baptist Church with the Revs. A.D.
Sanders and Ralph Williams of-
ficiating.
Burial was in Pleasant Hill
Cemetery.
Mr. Hawkins died at his residence
in Dallas Sunday, Jan. 14.
He was bom April 23, 1926, in
Sulphur Springs to Willie Hawkins
and Augusta Wilkinson Hawkins.
He was a veteran of the Vietnam
war and a member of the AME
Church of Dallas
Survivors include his mother,
Augusta Young of Sulphur Springs;
five brothers, Brodie Young and Ray-
Don Young both of Sulphur Springs
and Robert L. Young. Billy Wayne
Young and Charles E. Young all of
Dallas; and three sisters, Mrs. Willie
Mae Shaw of Sulphur Springs, Alice
Ann Gray of Dallas and Lou Dean
Hawkins of Gary, Ind.
Funeral arrangements were under
the direction of White Funeral Home.
L.D. Petty
Funeral services for L.D. Petty of
l.os Angeles, formerly of Hopkins
County, were held Tuesday at
People’s Funeral Home in Los
Angeles.
Burial was in Los Angeles.
Mr. Petty died Wednesday at USC
General Hospital.
He is survived by six children in-
cluding a daughter, Estella Lindley of
Sulphur Springs; four grandchildren;
and eight great-grandchildren.
Jerry Floyd Johnson to Vickie Lynn
Johnson, two acres in the Geo. C.
Wetmore Survey.
Donald N. Turner to Naomi L.
Turner, 22.503 acres in the J.R.
McKee Survey.
Donald N. Turner to Naomi L.
Turner, 57.2 acres in the Simon
Derrick Survey.
W.W. Dykes and Cora Jane Dykes
to Robert F. Vititow and Valorie C.
Vititow, Lot 7, Block 3 of the Winding
Creek Addition in the J. Y’Barbo
Survey.
Brian Wayne Bogart and Tamara
Lynn Bogart to Paula Ann Reynolds,
Lot 1, Block 5 of the West Oaks Ad-
dition in the JL Y’Barbo Survey.
Joe Dan Kennedy to James E. Belt,
..776 acres in the E. Melton and
Mitchell surveys and 9.426 in the M.A.
Bowlin and M.J. Delos Santos Coy
surveys.
Federal Land Bank of Texas to
Rickey Stracener and Audrey
Stracener, 3.219 acres in the J.T.
Redding Survey.
Robert Troy Casey, Doris Casey
and Imogene Casey to Harlan Craig
ad Floviece Craig, 60 acres on
Sulphur River.
O.R. Pettit and Eugene Pettit to
Mozell Watson, tract in the James
Hawkins Survey.
Gladine B. Coffey to D.D. Mc-
Donald, three tracts — 15, 70 and 61
acres — in the James Ford Survey.
Charles Niblett and Maude Neblett
to T.L. Sanderson and Shirley San-
derson, Lot 11, BloclS202 in the M.A.
Bowlin Survey.
Bobby Dixon and Jane Dixon to Ina
Nelson, lot in the J. Y’Barbo Survey.
Nolan Wesson Grubbs to Shirley
Grubbs Orr, 45.5 acres in the Berry
West Survey.
Births
Jana Bass of Sulphur Springs
announces the birth of a son at 8:38
p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17, in Hopkins
County Memorial Hospital.
Richard and Sandy Crouch an-
nounce the birth of a daughter, Leslie
Renae, at 9:20 p.m. Friday, Nov. 28,
in Hopkins County Memorial
Hospital. She weighed" 6 pounds, 4
ounce and was 184 inches long.
Grandparents are Kenneth and
Margie Hall of Sulphur Springs and
Carrell and Nada Crouch of Peerless.
Great-grandparents are Ocie Hall of
Sulphur Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Holmes and Rosie Crouch, all of
Cooper.
Holiday vocalist
Dressed in her holiday outfit of green and red, Angie
Williams captured the audiences attention with her ren-
dition of "I Saw Mommie Kissing Santa Claus." Students
from a local day care center performed several other
Christmas tunes to the residents at Sulphur Springs Nur-
sing Home.
—Staff Photo by Ann McAdams
Corps plans local
flood risk study
By MICHAEL PELRINE
Amy M. Murray
Funeral services for Amy M.
Murray, 13, of Grand Prairie, for-
merly of Sulphur Springs, were held
Monday in the Tapp Funeral Home
chapel with Father Hugh Magers
officiating. Burial was^m the City
Cemetery.
Miss Murray died Friday afternoon
in Children’s Medical Center in
Dallas following an extended illness.
She was bom March 25, 1973, in
Arlington, the daughter of Roger and
Barbara Bryant Murray. *
She was a student at Hutchinson
Junior High School and a member of
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church in
Arlington.
Survivors include her parents,
Roger and Sylvia Murray of Grand
Prairie and Barbara Murray of
Sulphur Springs; a brother, Eric
Murray of Grand Prairie; her,
grandparents, Pansy Murray and
James and Madge Lumpkin, all of
Sulphur Springs.
She was preceded in death by her
grandfather, Paul Ray Murray, on
Nov. 28,1986.
Joe Beckham
Funeral services for Joe Beckham,
71, of Wimberly, formerly of Hopkins
County, were held Friday in the Tapp
Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev.
Michael House officiating. Burial was
in the Shooks Chapel Cemetery.
Mr. Beckham died Wednesday in
Hays Memorial’ Hospital in San
Marcos.
He was bom Aug. 13, 1915, in
Sulphur Springs, the son of J.H.
Beckham and Minnie Williams
Beckham. He married Helen Johnson
May 15, 1943, in Inglewood, Calif. She
survives of Wimberly.
He was a retired cattle rancher and
a member of the Methodist Church.
Survivors include two daughters,
Risa Beckham of Houston and Jeana
Beckham Rabe of Tyler; two grand-
children; a brother, Gene Beckham
of Dallas; and two sisters, Florene
Beckham Walker of Dallas and
Minnie Mae Stephens of Sulphur
Springs.
Leon Branom
Funeral services for Leon Branom,
75, of Commerce were held Saturday
in Jones Memorial Chapel in Com-
merce with the Rev. Robert Lam
officiating.
Burial was in Cumby Cemetery
with Bruce Peek, Cecil Hanes,'
Jimmy Stringer, J.H. Moore, Albert
Erwin, and Jimmy Kizer serving as
pallbearers.
Mr Branom died Thursday in a
nursing home in Commerce.
He was born Oct. 27, 1911, in
Cumby, the son of Meritt and Rue
i Moore) Branom
Margaret Melson
Funeral services for Margaret
Melson, 83, of Dallas were held
Friday in Sparkman-Hillcrest
Funeral Home Northwest Highway-
Chapel in Dallas with the Rev.
Charlotte D. Nabors officiating.
Burial was in Sulphur Springs City-
Cemetery.
Miss Melson died Wednesday in
Dallas
She was born June 11, 1903, in
Sulphur Springs to John Melson and
Frut Zella 1-anier Melson.
The family requests memorials be
made to the American Cancer
Society.
Lauren Ashley Coke announces the
birth of a sister, Karmon Diana, at
8:55 a.m. Dec. 12. She weighed 6
pounds, 11 ounces and was 19 inches
long. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Coke and Troy Alberts and
Dorethia Hoskinson.
Margie Martin Webb of Sulphur
Springs proudly announces the birth
of a fourth generation, Miss Leslie
Renae Crouch. The baby was bom
Nov. 28 to Sandy Renae Hall Crouch.
She is the first great-grandchild for
Jack and Margie Webb. She weighed
6 pounds 4 ounce in Hopkins County
Memorial Hospital.
Robin Palmer of Sulphur Springs
announces the birth of a daughter at
2:06 a.m. Friday, Dec. 19, in Hopkins
County Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Little of Paris
announce the birth of a daughter at
-n:52a.m. Friday, Dec. 19, in Hopkins
County Memorial Hospital.
Marshait-Atherley announces the
birth of a son at 12:58 p.m. Friday,
Dec. 19, in Hopkins County Memorial
Hospital.
Karen Goodman of Sulphur Springs
announces the birth of a son at 2:35
p.m. Thursday, Dec. 18, in Hopkins
County Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Horton of
Sulphur Springs announce the birth of
a son at 7:12 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 18,
in Hopkins County Memorial
Hospital.
Amanda Ann Edmonson announces
the birth of a sister, Ashley Ann. at
5:12 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13. Parents
are Don and Debbie Edmonson.
Grandparents are Jimmy and Joyce
Goldsmith and Bill and Mary Ed-
monson. Great-grandparents are
Carl and Ida Belle Groves, and
Lawrence and Bessie Goldsmith, all
of Sulphur Springs, and Gladys
Helton of Cumby. Gladys Debord of
Sulphur Springs is the great-great-
grandmother.
The good lord willing and if the
creeks don’t rise, a flood insurance
study in Sulphur Springs scheduled
for spring 1987 by the U.S. Army-
Corps of Engineers could result in a
new flood ordinance and lower flood
insurance rates.
"They will be studying areas in
which he city expects to see
development in the near future,” said
Community Development Director
Andrew Mack, who doubles as the
city’s flood management coordinator.
The study is being funded solely
with federal monies from the Federal
Emergency Management Agency.
According to a release from the Fort
Worth office of the COE. "The pur-
pose of this study is to examine and
evaluate flood hazard areas and to
determine flood elevations for
developed areas or areas likely to be
developed within the community."
.An added benefit of the study, Mack
explained, will be an upgrading of the
city’s maps from what is known as a
Flood Hazard Boundary Map
iFHBM) to a Flood Insurance Rate
Map (FIRM).
The difference in the two maps is
established by the level of in-
formation available and the
restrictiveness of the city’s flood
control ordinance The city's original
flood ordinance was adopted in 1977.
"The present ordinance is B"
level,” Mack said. Having a FIRM
in place and some other changes will
qualify the city to upgrade its or-
dinance to "C” level. It will provide a
greater level of information with
regard to the 100-year flood plain
elevation."
The 100 year flood plain elevation,
according to Mack, is the predicted
maximum level of flooding expected
in Rotra prone areas that would occur
on a cycle of about once every 100
years.
Of course, City Engineer Dave
Reed explained, there is no guarantee
that a so-called 100-year flood
couldn’t occur more than once in 100
years or even if it will occur at all. but
calculating for the 100 year flood will
provide a standard by which the city-
can anticipate certain levels of
flooding.
Results of the Corps study will
allow people to develop in flood prone
areas and still get insurance, Mack
said.
"The strictness of the ordinance
depends on the level of information
gathered,” Mack said. "But it will
allow for greater protection of
property.”
Through the study, data will be in
hand to establish the 100 year flood
plain elevation, then, through or-
dinances. developers building in the
flood plain will be required to build at
least one foot above that level. Mack
said.
According to Mack, anyone within
the city limits can purchase flood
insurance, but with a FIRM in place
prices can be varied according to the
zones established on the map.
On the other hand, the county does
not have a flood ordinance. Thus,
Mack said, those living outside the
city limits cannot qualify for flood
insurance.
You have to have someone ad-
ministrating a flood program who
knows who is building what and
where they are building it,” Mack
said. "The county currently doesn’t
have such a program.”
Births
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Horton of
Cooper announce the birth of a
daughter Monday, Dec. 22, at 6:01
p.m. in Hopkins County Memorial
Hospital
Rodney, Angela. Natalie, Paula
and Faron Griffin of Alvin announce
the birth of a daughter and sister,
Amber Leigh, at 5:47 a.m. Friday,
Dec. 19, in Humana Hospital in
Webster. She weighed 8 pounds, 9
ounces and was 214 inches long.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N.D.
Fountain of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Griffin of Sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Scott of
Dallas announces the birth of a
daughter at 8:21 a.m. Saturday. Dec.
20, in Hopkins County Memorial
Hospital. f*-
I-auren Ashley Coke announces the
birth of a sister, Karmon Dianna, at
8:55 a.m. Dec. 12. She weighed 6
pounds, 11 ounces and was 19 inches'
long. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Joe Coke of Sulphur Springs.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Coke and Troy Alberts and Dorethia
Hoskinson of Sulphur Springs.
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