The Hopkins County Echo (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 117, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, September 25, 1992 Page: 3 of 4
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Deaths
THE HOPKINS COUNTY ECHO; Sulphur Springs, Tsxas, Friday, Ssptsmbsr 25,1992-3
Clyde Hill Kevin Clayton, all of Dallas, and Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery Other survivors include one step- both of Emory, and Lucille Fansler of
Funeral services for Clyde Hill, 79, Oanny Clayton, Dwight Clayton and in Austin with Henry Benavidez, son, Earl Lewis of Paris; one step- Grand Saline; and two stepsisters,
of Saltillo, were conducted Friday, Zebedee Clayton, all of Sulphur Charles Francis, Robert Hancock, daughter, Robin Dbbsort of Hobbs,
Sept. 18, in First Baptist Church of Springs, and Lafayette Clayton of John Lewis, General Marshall and N.M.; one brother, Wilburn Minty of George PouloS
ri- -------■ " i ac Vpoac nw • nr,A „-----ia—u Alvin Youngblood serving as pall- s,,,nhnr wiim, e
Pickton with the Rev. Gary House
omciatingi
Burial was in New Pickton Ceme-
tery with grandsons and nephews
serving as pallbearers.
Mr. Hill died at 11:22 a.m.
Wednesday in Hopkins County ___
Memorial Hospital, following a brief 76, of Jacksonville, formerly of Sul-
illncss- phur Springs, were conducted Tues-
Las Vegas, Nev.; and a granddaugh-
ter, Britje Perry of Dallas.
White Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements.
Jno. D. Bolton
Funeral services for Jno. D. Bolton,
bearers. Honorary pallbearers were Jcm^sftfflph^Sp^sS los^^^dm^sSuS'
deacons and trustees of Ebenezer, several stepgrandchildren. *°s\ w“e inducted Saturday,
Leslie officiating.
Mr. Sims died at 10 a.m. Tuesday
in Highland Pines Nursing Home in
Longview.
He was bom April 3, 1939, in
Hopkins County, to Raymond and
Baptist Church
Mr. Pryor died Aug. 29 at his
home, following a brief illness.
He was bom Sept. 17, 1921, in
Sulphur Springs, to Lorenzo and Ella
Pryor of Sulphur Springs. He married
Geraldine Walker of Sulphur Springs
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Memorials Tav be made to the SepL 26’at *e B^st church in Mary Helen Willeford Sims.
u Mineola. Mr. Sims worked in maintenance
Paris'06 P HOSP“*1 “ Mr. Poles was a former Sulpha,
Springs resident and businessman.
Survivors include his wife and
three children.
Roselawn Funeral Home was in
for the Salvation Army. He was a
Baptist
William C. Pierson
Funeral services for William C.
He was bom June 6, 1913, in day) Scpt. 22, 1992, at Restlawn (Chuck) person, 73 of Dallas, were charge of arrangements.
Ridgeway, to Charlie Lee and Rosie Memorial Park with the Rev. Gene Q Bridges of conducted Wednesday, Sept. 2% in
Jackson Williams Hill. He married
Maigaret Blanton on Sept. 4,1937, in
Hopkins County. She survives.
Mr. Hill was a retired dairyman
and a former longtime employee of
. Hall Oil Co. He was a member of
First Baptist Church in Pickton.
Other survivors include one son,
Harold Lewis Hill of Saltillo; four
grandchildren, Scott Hill, Chris Hill,
Charles Regan and Teresa Burtch;
and six great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by three
brothers, Eddie, Grady and Buddy
Hill; and a half brother, Oscar Smith.
Raymond Cawthron
Funeral services for Raymond
Cawthron, 84, a lifelong resident of
Hopkins County, were conducted
Friday, Sept. 18, in Tapp Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Bill Reese offi-
ciating.
Burial was in Restlawn Memorial
Park with Mike Martin, Max Martin,
Barry Patrick, Ricky Patrick, Marvin
Gregory, Gary Gibson and Allen
Eldridge serving as pallbearers.
Mr. Cawthron died at 9:50 p.m.
Wednesday in Hopkins County
Memorial Hospital.
He was bom Oct. 14, 1907, in
Hopkins County, to Jack and Ida
Smith Cawthron. He married Vera
Mae Williams on May 6, 1933, in
Hopkins County. She preceded him
in death on June 19, 1987.
Mr. Cawthron was a retired fanner.
He had also been employed as a
valve tester by Rockwell Internation-
al for more than 20 years. He was a
member of Davis Street Baptist
Church.
Survivors include one daughter, Ida
Martin of Sulphur Springs; five
grandchildren; and eight great-grand-
children.
He was also preceded in death by
one son in 1987 and his parents.
Myrtle Edwards
Myrtle Suverison Edwards, 94, of
Sulphur Springs, died at 6:50 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 17, a! her residence.
She was bom July 8, 1898, in
Cygnet, Ohio, to Frank and Acenith
Williams Suverison. She married
John Harvey Edwards in 1917, in
Nutwood, Ohio. He preceded her in
death in 1973.
Mrs. Edwards was a Protestant and
a hpmemaker. She spent most of her
life in Trumball County, Ohio, before
moving to North Carolina. She
moved to Sulphur Springs in 1987.
Survivors include one sister, Bertha
Morris of Warren, Ohio; two grand-
sons, William D. Edwards Jr. of Sul-
phur Springs and Timothy Lawson
Edwards of Ashboro, N.C.; and two
great-grandchildren.
Gordon officiating.
Burial was in Billy Southerland,
James Wood, Billy Murray, Burton
McCorkle, Roy Bohannon, Jack
Wood, Albert McMullan, Gerald
Prim, James Harris Sickles, Thomas
Payne, Johnny Ramey, Wade Scott,
Darrell Porter and Erwin Woypek
serving as honorary pallbearers.
Mr. Bolton died early Saturday
morning in Jacksonville.
He was bom on Jan. 26, 1916 in
Sulphur Springs to Jack R. and Kath-
leen Williams Bolton. He married
Martha Lamer in Oklahoma. She pre-
ceded him in death on Nov. 22,1982.
Mr. Bolton was a longtime Sales
Manager at Pratt Packing Co. before
beginning his own meat packing
business in Rusk, Texas. He also
served in World War II with the U.S.
Air-Force, and was a Methodist.
Survivors include one brother, Dr.
D.F. Bolton of Houston; one sister,
Louise Cramp of Richardson; moth-
er-in-law, Mrs. Fane (Hilda) Lamer
of Sulphur Springs and several nieces
and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, his parents and one brother,
Druce Bolton.
Tapp Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements.
A“s*jn. ,, „ Sparkman/Hillcrest Northwest High- Pharlpc Sims
Mr. Pryor graduated from Sulphur way Chapel in Dallas with the Qiilpgy aims
Springs schools and enlisted in the by Harry Orman and Masonic service e.urttVfLsiac, ,services ror Lnaries r «e waf Pr«
Army. He served in the 207th Battery by members of John L. DeGrazier Sims’ 53’ of Longview, were con- father in 1977.
Survivors include his mother, Mary
Love of Sulphur Springs; one son,
Mark Sims of Massachusetts; one
daughter, Kathy Martins of Mas-
sachusetts; three half sisters; one half
brother; and two grandchildren.
Graveside services for Charles He was preceded in death by his
Lillie Mae Owens
Funeral services for Lillie Mae
Owens, 80, were conducted Monday,
Sept. 21, in Murray-Orwosky Chapel
with the Rev. Fred Lewis and the
Rev. L.B. Morgan officiating.
Burial was in Restlawn Memorial
Park with Wayne Galyean, Stephen
Bonner, Dick Pogue, Warren Brewer
Sr., Wendell Sapaugh and Don
Deaton serving as pallbearers.
Mrs. Owens died Saturday at Hop-
kins County Memorial Hospital.
She was bom Feb. 11, 1912 in
Matador, Texas to Robert Lee and
Susie Blake Groves. She was married
to Willie Joseph Owens on June 25,
1930. He preceded her in death in
1985.
Mrs. Owens was a homemaker.
She was also a member of the First
Baptist Curch of Sulphur Springs,
and a former member of die
Rebekkah Lodge.
Survivors include two sons, Roy
Owens of Gilmer and Joe Owens of
Oklahoma City; two daughters,
Alline Jones of Lubbock and Mary
Lou Durham of Sulphur Springs; one
sister, Opal Davis of Tyler; nine
grandchildren, Laura Hull, Dana
Cleaver, Melinda Brannan, Melanie
Owens, Dana Jones, Russell Owens,
Mike Owens,. John Durham and
Steve Owens; and five great-grand-
children.
Anti-Aircraft Artillery Automatic
Weapons Battalion in overseas duty.
Upon discharge, he enrolled in Texas
College for two years. ; ■ '
He was employed by H.M. Oetting
Furniture Company in Austin as an
artist in refinishing and upholstery.
Later, he owned and operated Pryor’s
Refinishing Shop until his death.
He is survived by his wife, Bar-
rentine Pryor of Austin; two children,
Clifton O. Pryor of Sulphur Springs
and Dina Jo Pryor of Houston; one
brother, George L. Pryor of Austin;
two sisters, Juanita Clayton of Austin
and Johnny Mae Stephens of Dallas;
and four grandchildren, Tiffany Pryor
and Alisha Pryor, both of Dallas, and
Shadrick Pryor and Allen Hollins,
both of Sulphur Springs.
Eule Caldwell
Funeral services for Eule Caldwell,
83, of Quitman, were conducted
Tuesday, Sept. 22, in First Assembly
of God Church in Quitman with the
Rev. J. Dial Cook and the Rev. Ken
Otwell officiating.
Burial was in Roselawn Memorial
Park in Mineola with grandsons serv-
ing as pallbearers. Honorary pallbear-
ers were deacons of First Assembly
of God Church.
Mr. Caldwell died Monday in Quit-
man, following an brief illness.
He was bom May 30, 1909, in
Hopkins County.
Mr. Caldwell was a member of
First Assembly of God.
Survivors include his wife, Bernice
Caldwell of Quitman; one son, Otis
Wayne Caldwell of Sulphur Springs;
two stepsons, Deryl Hopson and
Danny Hopson, both of Winnsboro;
three daughters, Joyce Johnson of
Winnsboro, Bobbie Key of
Huntsville, Ala., and Shirley Schifel-
bein-Ramos of Albuquerque, N.M.;
two stepdaughters, Betty Martin of
Masonic Lodge.
Honorary pallbearers were mem-
bers of the Bucket Brigade of Hella
Temple Shrine in Dallas. > ‘'
Private graveside services (for fam-
ily members only) w6re conducted
Thursday in Sulphur Springs City
Cemetery.
Mr. Piersoo died at 5:15 a.m. Mon-
day in RHD Memorial Hospital in
Farmers Branch, following an
extended illness.
He was bom July 29, 1919, in
Brooklyn, N.Y., to Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Pierson. He married Frances
Durelle (Pinky) Irwin on Aug. 31,
1956, in Dallas. She survives.
Mr. Pierson was an Army major
during World War II and was retired
from hospital sales. He was a mem-
ber of John L. DeGrazier Masonic
Lodge 1349, AF&AM; a 32nd degree
Scottish Rite Freemason; and a mem-
ber of Hella Temple Shrine in Dallas.
Other survivors include one son,
Michael William Pierson of San
Antonio; one daughter, Susan Wit-
tlich of Dallas; one brother, Roland
Pierson of Red Bank, N.J.; two sis-
ters, Margaret Bursiel of Las Vegas,
Nev., and Christina Landolfi of Mas-
sapaque, N.Y.; and one granddaugh-
ter, Megan Pierson.
Memorials may be made to Texas
Scottish Rite Hospital for Children,
2222 Welbron St., Dallas, Texas
75219, Attn. — Development.
Tapp Funeral Home was in charge
of arrangements.
Rickey Moss
Graveside services for Rickey Don
Moss, 39, of Huntsville, were con-
ducted Sunday, Sept. 20, in Turner
Cemetery in Emory with the Rev.
William Potts officiating.
Mr. Moss died at 4:30 a.m. Thurs-
day.
Herwas bom Jan. 21,1953, in Sul-
ducted Wednesday, Sept. 23, in South
Liberty Cemetery with the Rev. Pete
Echoettes
Murray-Orwosky Funeral Home
was in charge of arrangements.
Tameshia Palmer of Sulphur
Springs announces the birth of a son
at 12:34 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, at
Hopkins County Memorial Hospital.
Carla Hendrix of Commerce
announces the birth of a son at 9:27
a.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, at Hopkins
County Memorial Hospital.
Laura Swann of Pickton announces
the birth of a daughter at 5:21 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 19 at Hopkins County
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith George of Sul-
phur Springs announce the birth of a
daughter at 11:58 p.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 16, in Hopkins County Memo-
rial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewayne Mauldin of
County Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch of Coop-
er announce the birth of a daughter at
8:12 pjn. Friday, Sept. 18, at Hopkins
County Memorial Hospital.
Shannon Dean Ferrell and Stacy
Ferrell announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Tuesday Chrystine, at 12:49 p.m.
on Sept. 2 at Camp Lester Navy Hos-
pital on Okinawa. She weighed 7
pounds, 15 ounces. The Ferrell’s oth-
er children are JaeCee and Jacob.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Shaw of Honey
Grove announce the birth of a daugh-
ter at 8:32 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21, at
Hopkins County Memorial Hospital.
KEN AND Carolyn Stovall had as
Ben Franklin announce the birth of a their guests for the weekend: Don and
son at 8:08 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, Joyce Stovall of Benton, Ark.; Judy
in Hopkins County Memorial Hospi- West of Simms, Ark.; and LeeRoy
and Patsy Fryar of Pencil Bluff, Ark.
Gail Simpson of Paris announces They came for the Hopkins County
the birth of a son at 10:52 a.m. Stew. Other members of the family
Wednesday, Sept. 16, in Hopkins called and plan to come next year.
She was preceded in death by one
son, William D. Edwards Sr. in 1986; Jewel Lowry
Funeral services for Jewel Lowry,
six brothers; and two sisters.
Cremation arrangements were
under the direction of Tapp Funeral
Home. Inurnment will take place at a
later date in Hillside Cemetery in
Cortland, Ohio.
Migyon Montgomery
Funeral services for Migyon Clay-
tori Montgomery, 44, of Ardmore,
Okla., formerly of Sulphur Springs,
were conducted Monday, Sept. 21, at
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church with the
Rev. Daniel Keys and the Rev. Willis
Taylor officiating.
Burial was in Pleasant Hill Ceme-
tery, with Byron Wright, W.C. Pryor,
Damon R. Askew, Sigmond Wright,
Autrey Z. Pride and Cartitus C. John-
son serving as pallbearers.
Mrs. Montgomery died at 3:30
p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, at her par-
ents’ residence in Sulphur Springs.
She was bom Oct. 31, 1947, to
Jack and Florence Wright Clayton in
Hopkins County.
Mrs. Montgomery attended public
schools in Sulphur Springs and grad-
uated in 1965 from Douglas High
School She joined Pleasant Hill Bap-
tist Church at an early age.
Survivors include her parents; a
daughter, Samone Montgomery of Alvin Pryor
Ardmore; a son, Steven Montgomery
of Ardmore; two sisters, Wardell
Reagor of Dallas and Maggie Mon-
roe of Ardmore; seven brothers, Jack-
ie Clayton, Raymond Clayton and
85, were conducted Tuesday, Sept.
22, in Murray-Orwosky Funeral
Home Chapel with the Rev. Guy
Mays and the Rev. Fred Lewis offici-
ating.
Burial was Weaver Cemetery with
R.B. McAfee, Buck Ward, Bob Fitz-
patrick, Cotton Miller, Frank Odom,
Jim Bryce and Merrill Craver serving
as pallbearers.
Mrs. Lowry died early Monday
morning at the Trinity Lutheran
Nursing Home.
She was bom Nov. 22, 1906 in
Weaver to Harvey and Minnie Mae
Brewer White. She was married to
A.C. (Al) Lowry on Dec. 8,1929. He
preceded her in death in 1990.
Mrs. Lowry was a homemaker. She
was also a member of the First Bap-
tist Church.
Survivors include one son, Don
Lowry of Mount Pleasant; one
daughter, Angela Whitt of Round
Rock; four grandchildren, Shirley
Gentry, Diane Breaux, Brent Lowry
and Brad Lowry; and one great-
grandchild.
She was preceded in death by six
brothers and one sister.
grandchildren; and one great-great-
granddaughter.
Memorials may be made to First
Assembly of God Church in Quitman
or a church of choice.
William Minty
Funeral services for William (Bill)
Minty, 57, of Sulphur Springs, were
conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.
23, in Murray-Orwosky Funeral
Chapel with the Rev. Cleatus Speed
officiating.
Burial was in Old Tarrant Ceme-
tery with Sherman Crawford, Kenny
Johnson, Leon Nix, Donald Harry
A.B. Wade and Jimmy Masters serv-
ing as pallbearers. Jim Masters anc
Jack Holmes will serve as honorary
pallbearers.
Mr. Minty died at 12:35 a.m. Mon
day at his residence.
He was bom July 19, 1935, ii
Cumby, to Henry Elton and Wilm;
Lorene Regan Minty. He marriec
Margaret Ann Curtis on July 2,1976
in Cooper. She survives.
Mr. Minty served as maintenance
supervisor for Cannon Craft for 35
years. He was a member of Beckham
Baptist Church.
Mr. Moss was a construction work-
er for the Kinney Company.
Survivors include his mother, Nel-
lie Jean Jones of Dennison; four
brothers, Franklin Moss of Ridge
Top, Tenn., Larry Moss of Dennison,
Steven Ray Moss of Mount Pleasant
and Derrell Moss of Louisiana; and
one sister, Nellie Faye Moss of
Mount Pleasant
Wilson-Orwosky Funeral Home in
Emory was in charge of arrange-
ments.
S.R. Malone
Graveside services for S.R. (Speed)
Malone, 78, of Emory, were conduct-
ed Wednesday, Sept. 23, in Emory
City Cemetery with the Rev. Billy
Smith officiating.
Mr. Malone died at 1:04 p.m. Mon-
day in Anderson Care Home in
Grand Saline.
He was bom Aug. 9,1914, in Van
Zandt County, to Richard and Maude
Leona Ames Malone.
Mr. Malone, a lifelong resident of
Emory, was retired from Morton Salt
Company.
Survivors include three sisters,
Mettie Kearney and Clarine Bane,
Funeral services for Alvin Odell
Pryor, 70, of Austin, were conducted
Wednesday, Sept. 2, in Ebenezer
Baptist Church with the Rev. Rodney
L. Swisher officiating.
County Records
Marriages Travis Reeves and Aleen Reeves
William Annin Lockwood and to Lonnie R. Williams and Louise
Audrey Lynn Butler. Williams, tract in M-A. Bowlin Sur-
Leslie Dale Hrabal and Peggy vey.
Jean McQueen. 1 Harold Friddle to Mark Friddle
Kevin Dale Belz and Candida and Dan Friddle, tract in Dolores
Denay Riley. PadiOo Survey.
Terry Joe Wheeler and Carrol Corine Finnie to Joe B. Finnie,
tract in Levi Landers Survey and
J.G. Procello Survey.
Garry B. Thompson and Billy
Charles W. Hollingsworth to Glen- Patrick Thompson to Mitchell R.
da S. Cartwright and James L. Beggs and Anna Beggs, tract in
Cartwright. M.A. Bowlin Survey.
Margueritte Tatom Green to Bar- Hoytti. Frazier to Michael Col-
bara L. Zine and Leeo H. Janway bert and Valerie Colbert, tract in
and Lucile Janway, tract in R.J. M.W. Matthews Survey.
Watson Survey.
Betty Powell; John R. Staples;
Drucil Johnson; W.A. Jumper, Jr.;
Guy Jumper and Agnes Jumper and
Ned Jumper to Gusaie G. Bays,
tract in G. Procello Survey.
Dairy Country Veterinary Ser-
Lynn Scott.
Land Transactions
Zeta O. Hollingsworth
vices, Inc. to John Henry Hayes and
Ricky Ray Allison, tract in Nacog-
doches University Survey.
Rose Enlow to BiHy D. Harry
and Beth Harry, tract in Jose Y’Bar-
bo Survey.
Lester Coker to BiU W. Bunch,
tract in Mary Ann Bowlin Survey.
to Layton Carpenter, tract in M.A.
Bowlin Survey.
Truby Rice to L.E. Richardson
and Opal Richardson, tract in M.A.
Bowlin Survey.
Donna L. Kile to Dewey L.
Humphrey and Allene R.
Humphrey, tract in Abner Chapman
Survey.
Divorces
Paula Beth Flanagan and Leroy
Albert Flanagan.
Bobby D. Colbert and Judy Kay
Colbert.
Janice Delene Hurst and Alfredo
Adam Hurst
Hilaron Acosta Rico and Mary
Cook Rico.
Billy Glenn Adams and Sharon
Deann Adams.
Mrs. John Dwayne Tallant
Wedding vows unite
Douglas, Tallant
T
ina Louise Douglas and John
Dwayne Tallant were united
in marriage at 7 p.m. Thurs-
day, July 30, in Central Baptist
Church with the Rev. Don Tinsley
officiating.
The bride is die daughter of Marlon
Wayne and Mary Jo Douglas of Sul-
phur Springs, i
The groom is the son of Cathy Tal-
lant of Sulphur Springs and John Tal-
lant of McCaskill, Ark.
Given in' Marriage by her parents
and escorted to the altar by her father,
the bride wore a white satin gown
with an overlay of twinkling illusion
and ruffles. The bodice of re-embroi-
dered lace and pearls featured off-the-
shoulder ruffled sleeves. The full skirt
cascaded into a ruffled train. Her
headpiece was a wreath.
She carried a bouquet of roses in
shades of lavender and white accent-
ed with pearls, lace and ribbon cas-
cades.
Tisfla Smithson of Nelta served as
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Amy Douglas and Angie Douglas,
sisters of the bride, both of Sulphur
Springs. They wore lavender satin
dresses with lavender rose corsages
Nichole Young of Cooper served as
flowergirl and Markus Wells of Sul-
phur Springs served as ringbearer.
The groom wore a black tuxedo
jacket with black Wranglers
Mac Smithson of Nelta was the
bestman. Wesley Hannington of Sul-
phur Springs was the groomsman. In
honor of the late Weldon Baxley only
one groom .man escorted the brides-
maids.
The groom’s attendants, along with
the ringbearer, wore black Wranglers
and tuxedo shirts.
The chapel was decorated with
candles and an arch accented in the
bride's chosen colors of lavender and
white.
Regina Martin of Sulphur Springs
provided piano music. Special music
was provided by Ann Rowland, who
sang There Is Love. She sang El
Shadai as the unity candle was being
lighted.
Following the ceremony, the
bride’s parents hosted a reception in
the community room of First Ameri-
The bride’s table held a a large arch
that stood above the cake and framed
the bride and groom. The bride’s
three-tier cake was lavender and
white. Guests were also served straw-
berry-lemon punch.
The groom's cake was chocolate.
Houseparty members were Elaine
Wells, Anya Morgan and Amy add
Angie Douglas.
Anya Morgan presided at the reg-
istry table.
Rose petals and bird seed in netted
champagne glasses were distributed
to guests.
The bride is a graduate of the
American School in Chicago. She has
attended East Texas State University
and Paris Junior College.
The groom is a graduate of Sulphur
Springs High School. He attends
Paris Junior College *
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