, --r w<.- Pacina Pacheco Pacheco ....,. 0 R. · -f ~ -, Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Cannan M . Pacheco, of San Mar- t.oa1gbt at the Los Angeles runeraI 006. died June 19. for Lecmarda T. ~ of Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sm Marcos. who died Aug. at the Friday al Pennlng1on Funeral Holh of 83. Funeral mass be Fri· with funeral services at 9 a.m. Satur day al 10 a.m. at St. John's Catbollc day at St. John'aCalhoUc Church. Cburdl, with lnten"menl followtng at Burlal wUl be at the ReedvUI City Cemetery. emetery under the aupervlsJon of She ts survived by ooe alsler, Cruz Pennington Funeral Home. Vela of San Marcos; one brother, She is survived by two sons, Joe Domingo (Toby) Toblasof San Mar Pacheco of MlchJgan and J cos; four aons, Marcol Pacheco, Pacheco of San Marcos; seven Joho Pac:beco and Felix Pacbeco, all daugbters, Margaret Cortez of San o1 Sm Marcos, and Mark Pacheco of Marcos, Atanacla Cortez of Houston, Baltimore, Maryland ; two Cuca rda of San Marcos, Slefana Uu(ChterS. Pauline Munari and Anita De Leon of San Marcos, Vincenta Colon, both of San Marcos; 19 grand Pacheco of San arcos, Josephine c b 11 d re n ; and 17 great· Leos of CaJUomia and Alice Cortez of grandchlldren. Austin. A.rrangemeDll are under the diree· She ls also survived by 62 grand tiOll ol Los Angeles Funeral Home. dilldren. 127 great-grandchlldreo and seven great-great grandchlldren.
'T~"l'S 47• c..1rt :t..r=t\-' 1111/ 0 GLADYSHAGANPADGETT · Padg~ t - , .,.~ ' ~ Gladys Hagan Padgett. 62. of San ~ 17 ,q, Padgett Marcos died afler a short illness c.t 1.30 Graves'd ser 1 wiJ/ be hela ~MD~ 1,/1o/76 a m. Sat rday, ov 6, in th Four ~turday at 10 a.m . at San Marcos I dy Hagan Padg ll, 62, of Seasons Nursing Cen er in Austin. aty e~ tery for Sidney Padgett of n Marcos died aturday in Memph1 Tenn., who died Oct She was born March 4, 19 4 near th ageof67. · 12 Au Un after a hort illn Yoakum. He i survived by three ns rvi w at the But Services were held Saturday. Nov 6. h lton Padgett of San Antonio• fington Fun ral hom in al 4 p.m t Buffington Funeral Home in Benny Padgett of Fort Worth and V kum at 4 p.m. aturday • Yoakum the Reverend t D. Oat on Barry Padgett qf Waco· • two with R v. I . Dot n f- officiating. Burial was in oa Cemete daughters, Mrs. Virginia Qu~n and Mrs. Jam M. c baron) Johnso 1cUlting. in Yoakum. both of Memphi . n. sne I survived by her usband Curtis . Arrangem ts are under h Padge t of San Marcos: daughter. d1r t1on of Pennington Funeral Charlene Ogg of Yoakum. mottier. rs. Hom . Sallie Hagan of Yoakum; brothers. C.O. ~of Houston, R.M. ( ) Hagan or ttA7-" C , c.1 "-P."' _. Yoakum, George Hagan J1 . of Yoa um; v?71 sisters, Mrs. J Tet rell "' Wharton, PAULA PADRON... I . Minnie SW of t 1, Mrs. Funeral Mass fOI' Paula Georg a Brzozowski ol es: and Padron. 58, of 400 Armstrong Street San Marcos. was helc at grandchil ren, Shen Ogg a~ Jimmy Ogg of Yoakum. 10 a . ~ . Tuesday at St. Johr' Catholic Church Rev. Ferl'\a do Vega officiating.
Burial was In San P o o(. T - . r.::t .8.3 Cemetery, under the direction He is survived by his wile, of St. John's Funeral Home Lorenz.a Padron of San She is survived b Marcos; two sons. John mother, Mrs. Elidia Paar n, Padron and Joe Padron, sister, Adela Padron, brothers, Rosary will be r. ited 1both of San Marcos; six tonight at 7 at Pennington daughters, Mary Beaz, Jesus Padron and Maxi ino Chapel for Jesus Padron of Ofel\a Romero, . Irene Padron, all of San Marcos. San Marcos, who died Oc · 6 Sanchez Raebel Cisneros. at the age of 62. Funeral Esther Valdez, and Sarah Rosary was recited Monda will Saturday at 10 m 1· Padron, all of San Marcos; at St. John's Chapel a m al t. John's Catho tc one sister, Adela Padron or ·hu.rch, with interm nl San Marcos; 12 grand- Born April~ . 1918, she died Sunday, Jan. 30, at Hays foll wing at San Pedro dlildren. HC em ery. Memorial Hospital after a brief mness. tf"l'l'f"J cc c.1r• t •1V I '"1 / 71 Juanita Pai DAISY MAY PAISLEY ~ • A MAR 0 Mr .Ju Funeral services for Daisy May Paisley or San Marcos anita Paine, 57, died Wed took place Feb. Tl at lbe University Church of Christ. he ne day night, Dec. 20, in was buried Feb. 28 al Elmwood Cemenlery io Mineral the Hays Memorial Ho Wells . H ld r 22 pit al. Paisley was 94 years old. t;:::o.- ~ ) <1'1, l. . Mrs. Paine had been She is wvived by three daughters, Ruth Young of Funeral services for Juanita Elli Pa me, sociated with her hu - Universal City, Ruby Behrens of Wimberley and Ramona 55, were held on Friday, D cembe~ 22, al band Buck Paine, in a McClure of Baton Rouge, La; four grandsons, seven PeMinglon Memorial Chapel with the locai' dry cleaning firm granddaughters and eight great-grandchildren. Rev. Paul Powell, officiating. Burial was m many ears Arrangements were made by Thomason Fun ral Home. al San Marcos City Cemetery under the Funeral services took iirection of Pennington Funeral Home: place Friday afternoon, Mrs. Paine died at Hays Memonal Dec. 22 al the Pennington S ~ Al: L 'i fl! (.of.I) -Iospital on Wedn day, December . 20, Memorial Chapel with the · uowlng a udden illness. A long tame 0 Re -. Paul Powell offici Paislev !dent of San Marcos, Mrs. Paine was a Cf..S .. zt, , 1qg~ 'lOUS wife a member of the Sons or ating. Burial was in th San Marco City Ceme Daisy ay Pai I y, 94 , or H rmarm ' and had worked with her n Marcos died F b. 25. husband hi their busin , Paine Cleaners. tery. Funeral ervic wiJI be - rvivors include her husband, Buck urvivor include her h Id at the Univer ity Paine; three. daughters, Shirley i;:1re of husband, J. L. "Buck" · ur h of Chri t h r at 4 San Marcos· Barbara Abels of Austin and Painei three daughters, p.m . Monda . Feb. 'n. In Unda Gumdge of Dallas; three brothers, .. s. Shirley Fife of San t rm nt will be in th - Victor Law Ellis of Tulsa, Okla .. Jam Marcos, Mrs. Barbara Elmwood Cem tery in p rcy Ellis III or ~ew Bra1:1nfels and John Able of Au tin and Mrs. Mineral W II , T xa • Preson Ellis of Alvin· one SISler, Margaret Unda Gulledge of Dallas; Tu day al l p.m. Funeral ' Blackwell Tupi of Alvin; and six grand three brother , Victor arrangemen b Thoma on children. Law Ellis of Tulsa, Okla. Fun ralHom . Pallbearers were Bob Thornton, Barton Jame Percy Ellis ID of h i urvived by thr Gill, v rnon McDonald, Winston Pall~n , w Braunfels and John daughte , Ruth Young or Lou Doherty• Sl ve Gregg. Roger Zim- Pre ton Elli of Alvin; niver al ity, Ruby merman and Frank Zimmerman. . a sister, Mr . Margaret Behr ms or Wimber! y and Honorarv Pallbearers w r Joe Zim Ramona Mc lure of Balon merman and Mike Hodes. Blackwell Tupi of Alvin, grandchildren. Rouge, Lous.la na, four grandsons, ven grand daught :rs and ight gr at- randchildr . r ""' .- • Pi .,.... p !+--ys (.0, 7.p.~ 11 es 1e nay age c.., i'W\"I SA MARCO - L lie on c i 1 of Colorado and Ray Page, 65 , of n Mar Lind a lfogland of orth co d i e d in th e Hays arolina; a si ter, Bertha Memorial Ho pital on Durham of Tennes ee; and Friday, July 6. 15 grandchildren. Palacios Funeral Survivor inc 1 u de his Funeral service were Sa..- ~~ wife Mr . Le lie Page or held in the Pennington Fun n Marco : two sons, Bill e r a I Home unday a!ter Held December 23 Page of Alabama; four dau n o on wun the .Hev. Jim c.-.... l. If ,q '- ghter , E elyn teadman of Keil h officiating. Burial Funeral Mass for Jose Palacios, 66, were held on Saturday, December 23 at St eorgia The 1 ma Wim wa in.Jh! n Marcos ity rley of Au tin Pal John's Catholic Church with the Rev. emeter . . Manuel Murruzo, officiating. Burial was at the San Juan Cemetery in Reedvill under the direction of Los Angeles Funeral Home. Page 5' "'0({ i/1 l1! Survivors include hi wife, Mrs. Timotea Services for Mary Lois Pag of Palacios; three daught rs, Mi V{imb rl y were h ld Wedne day at Guadalupe Palacios and Mrs. Juanita th Chapel in the Hi11s in Wimber Perez or San Marco . and Mrs. Celia ley, with interment following at th Rodriguez of Martindale; three on . . I.0.0.F. Cemetery in Georg town. Francisco Palacios, Pedro Palaci and ShediedAug.15 at the a of67. Gregoria Palacios of an Marco : four Survivon are h r husband, Amos sisters, Mrs Francis Gutierrez of Edin Page of Wimberley; three daugh burg, Mrs. Eulalia Valdez of San. Antonio. ters, Jani Dwyer ofCroyton, Texa , Miss Maria Palacio and Mi Antonia Jill Morrow and Jo Ann Sporn r of Palacios of San Marcos: lhr broth rs. Bryan; oo son, James Page of Col Refugio Palacios and Lorenw Palaci of leg Station; two sister , Margare San Marco and Santiago Palacios of Ca Bishop of Georgetown and Cristin Grande, Ariz.; 25 grandchildren and eight Ware of Bertram; eight grandchil great grandchildren. dren. Pallbearers were Gilbert Perez, Jr . Arrangements were und r the Mike Costa, Donato Rocha , On ima direction of Thomason Fun ral Mendoza, Manuel Alvarez and ilv rio Hom s, San Marcos/Wim 1 y. Garza. 0 I ~ hDI\ Palacio '/:J /r uneral' ·~er¥1c Services were held today at St. John's Catholic - ~ For rs. c.1. /\"($ co, <.tr/1. GP f /'f / 7~ Cbw-ch for Timolea P . Palo~o 4 Jose Palacios Palacios of San Marcos, Fu.neral rvlc or Mrs. Tomasa Pal· who died May 28 at the age omo, 80, were held at 9 a .m. April 111 at oC97. lntermentfollowedat A MARCOS - J o s e the First Mexican BapU t biurch wtth San Juan Cemetery in the Rev. J Flor otrlc nUng. Bunal Palacios, 66 , died at his ReedviU . home here Thur day, Dec. follow d al th ah P dro Cemetery un· Rosary was recited der the dlr cuon ot the Los Angel Fu· 21 after a long illne · Thursday night al Los nero.l Home. ~ wa a retired farmer. Angeles Funeral Home Mn. Palomo was born ln Mexico, but ur ivors include hi Chapel. ho.d uved In an Marco most of her We. wi!e; Mr . Dominga Pal~- · SUrvivors are three sons, Sh was preced d In d th by her hus· do of n Marco ; t\i Lorenzo Palacios and band thr years ago. She died at Hays moth e r M r . Timotea Refugio Palacios oC San Memorial on Thursday, April 14, after a Palacio of n Marc~s; Marcos and Santiago prolonged llln s. three daughter , Mis PaJaci oC Casa Grande, Sh Is surviveTexas Highway Department. Cemetery at Reedville un Palla of Austin ; two isters Mrs. Pantennuebl is survived by ~ wo der direction of Lo An Rita Mmer of San Marcos soos, Hanno Pantermuehl of Waeider and gele Funeral Home. and Joyce Mccown of Max Pantermuehl of San Marco ; a Houston. daughter Mrs. Tuska Ulbricht of Burnet; and a sister, Mrs. Katy Ganegan of San .YHJIZ Antonio . Olin Pantermuehl is urvived by Palacios z/3/""~ his two brothers. ~~ \Ut. - O 8 \1" V ~ \ £..~others , Lorenzo Pala~ios Funeia1 rvic for Mr. f San Marcos, and Santiago , . ,..,. I , . ' , Refugio Palacios we~~ J~ ~alacios of Casa G~~~~~~ HOWARD AR11:1UR PAPE MondaY at 10 a.m. a At . three sis\J rs. Funeral ervices for Wimberley rancher Howard ~tJ;tur Pape, 7~ , John' Catholic hurc1$. Va.ldezofSanAntonio, Ma~a took place this pa t week. H died turday at David Hospital 10 Burial will follow at n Palacio and Antonio St. Austin. Ce et ry in Reedville. Palacios both of San Marcosd Pape is survived by hi wife, Lucille Pape of Wimt>eJ:ley ; two sons Juan ~ill be Sunday at 7 umerous n phews an Howard Eugene Pape and Gary Lee Pape, both of Wunberley; two Rosary • ,.... Angel Funeral ru· · under daughters, Jan Burns of Live Oak and Mrs. Kenneth ( Oi~nne ) Gold.of P ro at UV'> • • ts wer · He died Friday 10 a Arrangemen Wimberley; five · ters, Mrs. Florine Mea eles of Austin, Mrs. Lile Home. 't.al .~ direction of LoS Ange 1 n Antonio h P1 • v• Moeller of San Antonio, rs. Alli n Gerken of eedvllJe, Elma t o Fun ral Home. Survivors include w Gerken of Fr port and Edna Myer of Rosenberg; four grandchildren. Serving a minister during the fun ral wa Rev. Richard Cheatham. Funeral arrang men ! re mad b Penninlrton Funeral Home.
- T . - o P.> 1 v $ CHARLIE PAPE \ ..v' Furieral services for Charlie Pape, 80, took place Wednesday at Penn· i.ngton Memorial Chapel. Pape died Sunday in Brackenridge Hospital in Austin. He was a retired resturant owner here. • $ I I r Survivors includ three brothers, William Pape of Austin, Walter Pape of San Antonio and Eugene Pape of ew Braunfels; two sisters, Mrs. Walter ( Alma) Evans of Lufkin and Mrs. Willie (Evelyn) Cooper of Austin. SMHC (-f C-Op, \ e J r.:~ c- 061"11 Rlf..!J Pape s,." "''"cO') '4c:.. ~J P a.,.,as ''So ).,, 'f Pappas ~ fh . ~ (:>,....:V ~ · '"J l<}'J Bill Pappas of San Marcos died ~?/Bf~ Funeral services for Howard Pape Friday, Dec. 28. l~ , attheageof97 . Funeral 8erVtces for Jo.Ann
on, SMHC l'tw-e.- Services held for D : J. N. Parki,~ <; Parker l j i'• tI Pro.m.ientKyle · Graveside services for Dwight Lee Parker, 52, or Wimberley, wUJ be Mr~;, P,?, f; ~,~, ,~J~,e 93 Saturday al 4 p.m. at the Wimberley Mrs. John (Fandee) Young Lance Carnal officiaLing. . . Physician, Dies Cemetery. ~arke, 93, a chool . teacher Burial wa in the Kyle The Rev. Jemen will officiate. m San . Marcos for many Cemetery. Had Practiced H ere; He Is IW'Vived by bis father and years, d1 d May 4 at SL. mother, Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Zylpha of David' Ho pita! in Au tin. She is urvived by a on, · Funer.J la :Held Wlmberl.ey; ooe daughter, Linda Lee John Parke of New Orleans, Mellon of Houston; two brothers .Born in Kyle Dee. 61 1 he lived many year in' two daughters, Mrs. George ;.:J. ·~~ay %t;fsf> Jim. Parker of Wimberley and Bugbee of Tennessee, and CJiarles Parker or Austin. Kyle and taught in the San uneral serviCes were held SJJD Marc lementary schools. Mrs. M.R. Davis of Austin, The eervtces are under the dkec d&y a!tenioOn at Kyle for Dr. Joe She wa · a member of D lta five grandchildren and 1'7 Uoo of Penntngtons F\meraJ Home. Kappa Gamma honorary gr at-grandchildren. Nance Parke, 47, proini.nent &rs who s.tur society, h Cre cendo Club, Pall b arers were David c0unty . pn~ died a m mb r or local, state and A. Young, George Bugb e, day ii\ a Saii Antonio hoepital. national retired teachers Gerald Parke Bugbee, Jack Xhe ~- ere held from the a ociations, the Soro is Bugbee, Eric James, A.R. home of lm mother, ¥rs- O. G. Club, and t.he San Marcos chrank, Bill Allbright, Perke, Sr. Intermeht , u held in United Methodist Church. Davis Hill, David Y ung, -1ib, Kyle ceqi,tery. • • Services fo.r Joe Terry rvic were held May 6 .Bob Kercheville, and Oliver · 1'be- ·Rev. Samuel Ca'J>e?'S1 ~ at P nnington Chapel, Rev. Daniel Sledge. Parks, a popular San Mareo8 cepal· lli~bop of San Antonio, offl n:.sident for 14 years, wW be date.d • . • held Friday at 4 p.m. at Dr. Parke was' a member of St. Olivet Baptist COOrch OD San ,Nd "- . ~1'( /7 r k'ti Qri pal church in San Bernard Sl in Austin. Arrangements are lUlder the Parker • t -$ I ar\lOll. Emma Lee Parker, 66, of . direction ol King-Te.a.rs A graduate of tr. UniVeraity Mortuary. Edna Mae Parker or n Vista, Calif. died Thursday, of 1.iexu BCM>ol of G.i· Marcos died Saturday at the ~ at July28. vest.on, Dr. Parlee WU• practicing Parks died Nov. 23 at the I age or 86. Gravesid services will be age of 32. He is survived by rvic will be held al 2:30 at 5 p.m . Monday at San in Kyle before he bec&me ill eev his wlfe, Kay, and daughter p.m. Monday in the Pennington Marcos City Cemetery. eral days ago. He also practiced Terri; his parents, Mr. and Memorial hapel. he is survived by on son, several years in San Ma.rcoe. being Mrs. Jimmy Parts al Parker j urvived by two David Parker of Haywood, a.uociated with Dr. W. C. Williams, Austin; three sisters and two daught rs: Mrs, Bud Magee of Calif. ; two daughter , brothers of California ; one Q Marc and . rs. Wimam and a few yam in San ~lo. in Lo~ew. Jly • of Au tin ; four Barbara Brandon of Surviving a.ne •bis widow, Mn. brother a Conn Smithville and Rita Fluck or brother in New York. and a grandchildren and eight great Gem.et G.ibtJon Parlee, Kyle; two host of aunts, uncles, grandchildren. Vista, Calif.; on brother, Bryan Burson of New 801UI, Thomas F..dge Parke, of Kyle, cousins, nieces, nephews, in. Braunfels; one si ter, and Joe N.nce P.rke, Jr., of Hoos· laws and friends. Blanche Zimmerman of ew ton; his mot.her, Mn. O. G. Parke, Parks came to San Marcos Braunfels and several Sr., a .elater, ¥rs. W. G. Barber; Crom Austin in 1966 as a Gary grandchiJdren. and two brothers, 0. G. Parke and Job Corpe trainee and was Cheat.ham Parke, all of KJle. recently honored wttb a Job The pallbearers were Dr. L. L. Corps Award. Parker SfttD~ b/~J./t"f F.dwards and Dr. W. C. Willia:m-. Born in Austin Sept. 7, Services will be held Friday at 10 both of S.n Marcoe; S. 1. Donal 1948, he graduated from L.C. I Anderson High where a .m. at the Scha tter Fun.era] Home SOQ. Prairie Lea; C. M. Decker, School he was an All.State football Chapel in Fredericksburg for Ricky Will Grooa, and O. D. Wallace, all Parker or San Marcos, who di d pJayer. Later be received bis June 21 in an Austin hospital at the o'f. Kyle. B.A. degree from Southwest age of 39. Interment will follow at Texas State University. Greenwood Cemetery in Freder During his residence in icksburg. .sM cA-pLv ec: CJ::> e..o San Marcos he was active in H is survived by his wife, 3"uNc: 93 a variety of civic and H ather Parker of San Marcos; one J'~ community affairs, serving fl Services wuf be held 1 son, Chane Parker of Fredericks ' Thursday at 4 p.m. at as a Civil Service com- i burg; one daughter, Holly Parker of : Pennington Chapel for Allie missioner, Fair Homing San Marcos; hi parents, Sam and Carl Parr, a retired faculty commissioner, and a Maxine Parker of Fred ricksburg; - member of Southwest Texas member of the Board of grandmother Ruth Wilcoxson of · State University. He died Equalization. F.rederickshurg. June 29 at the age of 74. 1 Interment will be at San J :Marcos City Cemetery with '>"" ~ AWe Carl Parr 'j.. 'f 1 ~ n, tit 1 the Rev· Gordon Talk of. services for Allie Carl Parr, 74, of San Marcos, ; flciating. Funeral were held last 'lbunday at Pennington Memorial Chapel, He is survived by bis wtth burial following at the San Marcos City Cemetery. father, Alvin F. Parr ol LaPryor. Part died June 29 in Hays Memorial Hospital. He was a professor at Southwest Tex.as State Univenlty. SMHC Parr l8 survived by his father, Mr. Alvin Parr. ·.Parsons ~v~ t~ . ti+i·ut\ ~ 111 I r,7 Texl!'8 \ •./rt )) R p r/6/J>P SAN MARCOS-- Jobn W. Parsons, 80, ent~fI arr of San Marcos died in the Hays County eat \ Services for pPal Parr of Memorial Hospital on Saturday, Aug. 12 ,.'l, •'l "'- . San Marcos were held Survivors include four sons, Virgil Par o. P ltSO today at Pennington sons of San Marcos, Baylor Parsons of AN MARCO _ Fun~ral for Memorial Chapel, with San Antonio, Louis Parsons of Lawrence, . Mary o. parson , 67, who intenn8nl following at San Kan., and Royce Parsons of Colorado; dild Tuesday in a local ho plW, Marcos City CemeterY. three brothers, W. T. Parsons of Kemp, win be Wednesday at 10 a.m. She died May 4 at the age of O. B. Parsons of Houston and J. H. Parsons • · ~..tnn Funeral Rome. 89. at: PenruU&'"' tb Garden or of Abilene; and eight grandchildren. Barial will be in . e . She is survived by her Services were held Tuesday morning at . . ,...... ele"" in Kerrvtlle Memories ~ • J husband, Allie Parr of San the Pennington Memorial Chapel with the Marcos; one sister, Mrs. a ' 2 p.m. Rev. Leroy Russell and the Rev. Paul urvivors include four SOil3, Maurice Rlchle of Melvin; Powell officiating. Burial was in the """'' parson, San Marcos,_ two nieces and one nephew. Garden of Memories Cemetery at Kerrville B't "\or Parson ' San Antonio. Tuesday afternoon. ~ce Par ons, Colorado, and Parsons was a retired farmer and grocer. Le.wls parsons, Kan a ; two . He had lived in Sm Marcos the past four Roy Braril, Ham1\ton. brt> ther ' · w rth m· Parra 11,,#\ 0 " t'>-/l~/ib years. He had previously lived in Kerr and H. L. William , o a • ville for 14 years. ar¥l eight grandchildren. Roeary will be recited tonlgbt at 7: 30 al Los Angeles Funeral Ch.ape) • J'N Pll tor Tomas PalT8 Sr. of Martindale, who died Dec. 16 at the age of 84. Patlan· '/:z.."1" Funeral mus will be Wednesday at 11 a.m.. at St. John's catbollc Church, Services will be held Anastica Patlan, Maria wttb IDlertDml foUowtng at San Juan Mrs. Genefva Pate Friday at 10 a .m. at St. Patlan Anita Patlan, Irene ('anetery In ReedVtlle. Jotm's Catholic COOrch for Olapman, Josie Patlan, all He ta amvtved by aoos. An Succumbs In Houston of San Marcos, FJorita Don aeveo °SM ~eet.J \V1/ t f Margarita S. Patlan of San tcnk>, Frank, and Margarito Parra, Mrs. Qeneiva Drue Pate, 49, dJed £n Marcos, who died Jan. 7.8 at of San Antonio, Elena all of Martlndale; Jeae, Tomas J r., Houston on October 30 after an ex the age of 56. Interment will Rodriguez of Houston, and and Henry Pan-a, all of Lockhart; tended illntess. M~orial services were be at San Isidro Cemetery in Angelita Mercad of Red· Juan PalT8 of San Marcos: two held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 1, at Fentress. wood. d•..,.,,,... cataUna Juarez of Max· the Weatherford Chapel with Mr. Nor Rosary will be recited Other survivors are three well and Dolores Castillo of man Starling officiating. tonight at 8 at Los Angeles sons, Juan.' .Patlan and Lockhart; 49 grandcblldren, 34 She was born September 8, 1919 to Funeral Chapel. Domingo Patlan of San great-grandehlldren. and one great· .Drue Alexander Scoggiiis and Iv!l Jane She is survived by her Marcos and Pedro Patlan of grat..grandcbDd. Brown Scoggins in Robert Lee. She tusband. Pablo Patlan of Austin; two sisters, Simona marri.ed Osoer Lloyd Pabe in Seminole San Marcos; 11 daughters, Morales of Seguin and on Sept.ember 25, 1939. She had been Susie Aguilar, Gloria Santos Leos of Houston; 2S a resident of San Marcos for the past GOmalez, Vicenta Barrios, grandchildren. 13 years where she was a member ot Parra ~ ~ pR. 1')./l1/'b~ the Church of Christ. She is survived by her husband of Funeral mass was held today at St. San Mlircos: two daughters Mrs. .Don John's catholic Church for Tomas , A MARCCS-M.· . iore.1tin.. atla;1 79, of San Marco diea Thur da ' in San Mar ... o · M Augu tina Tre ino of Vernon univors i.'1clude daughters, r on , Pablo Patlan f San and Mrs. ruz nodrif;uez c;f Fenlre~ ; Marco . and 27 grar1dchlldren. . at t John's ath Fune;al . rvi e ~are . heid . turda mAo~~: Funeral Home. the olic Church under direcoor. of the : gtn entre emetery. Re . Le Delgado officiating. Bu:-ia: \'fa 10 e ,...... W l - 0 h I ¥If'~ 1 ~ Margarho' :lfa~l an . t/J.ft/ J Final Rites For ~""' ~ .. ~ San Marcos--Margarito 86, of San Marcos dlecJ &mda.Y, · l ~ Margarito Patlan S.<.;~ Jan. 2Z, in tbe HayS eo.mtY Memo 7 rial Hospital to~M uuteoded Patters,oQ,..1 A rosary was recited at the Chapel WDess. Services were e d today of San Marcos at 7:30 p.m. on January Pallan was born at Silao Guana at St. Stephen's Epi copal 24 for Margarito Patlan, 86, who died )lato, Mexico, on June 10, 1880, Church in Wimberley for al Hays Memorial Hospital on January a SOD of the late Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Patter on of 22 after an extended illness. Rosal.lo Patlan. Be bad lived in Wimber! y, who died March Funeral services. under the direction San Marcos the pa.st 17 years. 12 a l the age of 68. Interment of the Chapel of San Marcos, were Be ftB a member of St. Jolul's was a t St. Stephen's held at 9 a.m. at St. John's Catholic catholic Church. Cemetery. Church on January 25, and interment &lrvtvors Include tbe widow; Survivors ar1! hi wife, followed in the Reedville Cemetery. eigbt daugbters, Mrs. Julia Agui Helen Loren Patterson of He had be n a resident of San Mar lar, llleVo Laredo.£. ~co; Mrs. Wimberley; one son, Chari cos for the past 17 year , and was a Ignacio Gomales, nreoa.al, C'allf., Patterson of Wimberley: on farmer. He was born in Silao Guana Mrs. Corceptioo Aloazo, New brother, Harley T. Patterson juato, Mexico on June 10, 1880 to Ro· Home, Felipe Pat1aQ, Mrs. Nacba of Houston ; two grand· salio and Margarita Juarez Patlan, and Rocba. Mrs. Luz Rocha, Jesusa children. was a member or the Catholic Church. Patlan and Mrs. f!!b'8. RodligueZ, He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ma .all of San Marcos; 3Z grandcbil ria Patlan of San Marco ; eight daugh dreo and 44 great-grm}c:blldren. ters, Felipa Patlan, Nacha Rocha, Lut A rosary service ftB bald Tues Rkha Jesusa PaUan and .Petra Rodri day eveq at tbe Qapel or San guez, all of San Marco , and Julia Marcos. Funeral sen1eesare to be Aguilar of Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, Ig COldlcted at 9 a.m. Wecmbday at st. John's Catbollc Cburcb. nacia Gonzales of Fireball, Calif. and .Sf1 M . Conception Alonzo of ew Home, Tex Bw1al wtll. be ID the Reedvllle p &tt-er86rt'.f'" as; 32 grandchildren and 44 great Cemetery. grandchildren. Graveside services were held today at Woodman d the World Cemetery in · Eve y' .n,,. attI I r 'oil I Prairie .Lea for Fannye High ttA.rf CP, c.1r ~s /. / Patterson, who died Nov. 9 at Funeral services :~'1.- />Nov . 7 at ESTERPATTERSON 7t the aged 81. Bethel Pentecostal Chapel in Austin for: ~' She is survived by her Mrs. Evelyn Patterson_. formerly d ~ Mrs. Ester Patterson of Henly died lusband, Henry Walton Marcoe, who died roUoWing an extended Patterson of Prairie Lea; 1 August 18. 1976. Born in Henly in 1898 illness in Austin. one daughter, Faye Lew~ of Mrs. Patterson was 78 at the time of ~ A resident d San Marcoe for 11 years. death. San Antonio; four grand· Mrs. Patteraon was transferred to Austin children and one great where she wu a resident d an Austin Services were held at 2 p.m. Friday at grandchild. rursing home where she died Nov. 4. Mrs. Crofts Funei:a1 Home In Blanco, with the ------Patterson minlltered especially to the ~end Mrfesofficiatlng. Burial was in Latin-Americans and Jed in the Ph1lhps Cemetery in Drlppi Spr organization. d Sinai Pentecostal COOrch She . ng lngs. at 208 Laredo street in San Marcos. is survived by her sister M Earlier, in 1923, she bad formed a mission Be_thie Houchin ot Henly. ' rs. in Austin, and while ministering in San 1 Marcoe also formed a mission in Kyle. Since ill health caused Mrs. Patterson to leave her clmch here, it has been pastored by Rev. Samuel Montoya. The Kyle church Mary .. B[arlche.. Pa.tz terson has been under the ministry d Mn. Pa~ l-401VS Co . ({J.',i,.•.. &/ a.l/,1 '. ~p . SA MARCOS' - Mr . stepmother, Mrs. eijie F rank "Mary Blanche" BaJdwin ,of Sa.n Marco$; a Patter son , 58 , native of brother, Allan Baldwin o( San Marco and a resident Redland , Calif.; and a kis- of San Antonio 1 died Thurs- ter, Mr . William Mark of day,June 14 ,in SanAntonio. San Antonio. . Sh e moved two years ago Fun eral ser ice were to an Antonio Crom Lead- held Saturday afternoon in vill e, Co lo. h e wa s a the Porter- Loring FUn member ·of Alamo Heights eral Home in San Antonio, Pre byte r i a n Church in followed by internment in n Antonio. the San Marcos City Ceme- urv i or include her tery. SMHC EVELYN PATTERSON ALBERT M. P NB 11W C- O 'b '.f-~11 ~ ,,,~ l -1() -- Funeral aervlc were Id arly .S- !> ft J //'fF 2.. $'11 Pf{. 1j /'J-lr/ fl 7 Friday for Alben . Payne, 64, Patton who dfocl late Wednead at his Payne Servi wlll be held Wednesday at home JM!re, Rev. Bbgp ot th Services were held today 10 a.m. at Pennington Memorial Church of Chriat oftlciatlnc. at Pennington Chapel for Chapel ror Winston C. Patton or an Mr. Payne w &1 ll member of a Beatrice Hill Payne, who Marco • who died April 26 at the age T~aa pioneer family. He waa an or 68. lnterm nt wlll ~ at Memory acti•e member of the Texas 1'rail died March 14 at the age of Lawn eernet ry. I Drivera' Aa ociation. Ba:rial wu 76. Interment followed al ~ . i& · turv~ed by wlJ • lne"Z I rbade in the city cemetery. San Marcos City Cemetery. P*tton or Su Marcos; three sona, Mr. Pay is survived by six aughten, Mra. L. Carter, Mn. She is survived by one George Patton of Midland, BlU Pal· daughter, Dorothy Payne to.n or San Antonio, and Winn Patton arlea Altenhof, Mn. Ed M. Por-, Sims, a~ a granddaughter, of Wichita Falls; one daughter, ter and Miss Berth& Payne, air of wuma tr c!lland of San Antonio; a San Marcos, and Mrs. John Corley of Lockhart, Mn. Harold Klunkert Mrs. 0 . C. Perkins, both of sister, Jerry Martin of Montgomery, San Marcos. Ala . ven grandchildren. of Albu ueque, . }(., one broth M; Patton was active in the Lions er, Walter Payne o{ Ta.ft, and one sl ter, rs. Ed 3. Leath of Wim Club ·ror ov r 25 Y ars, holding every '*'ley. office in the local club incJudlng the presidency. He also served terms as Deputy District Governor and Deborah pay oe ___IM_ r._'.f_ <._·11._c._1...,n _z •.._: "- -71... 11.._ / ..,."l if"'-- District Governor or Lions District SAN MARCOS-Deborah Payne, 10-year old daughter of Mr. and 2S·3. rd r Mrs. Jimmy Payne of 109 Bishop St., San Marcos, died in the Hays He was a member or the Boa 0 Memorial Hospital on Friday, July 5. the Crippled Children's Camp in Ker· Other survivors are a brother, Jimmy Payne; a sister, Krist rvllle, past president of the San Mar· Payne; and a grandfather, E. J. Payne, all of San Marcos. cos GoH ASSOClation, an organiz.er of Funeral services were held at Pennington Memorial Chapel Sat the Lions Little League, and a urday afternoon with the Rev. CurUs Ellison officiating. Burial was cbArter member or Quall Creek in the San Marcos City Cemetery. Country Club. Active pallbearers were Bruce Doherty, Woody Lin, Floyd Lackey, Ike Harrington and Bill Nichols. Honorary pallbearers were G. A. De...~_,, Schulle, Sr., and J. W. Hi(chcock. · Pavia 0 I J' l'f j) I'{ - l:J... / Payne~ Funeral •-.::.,,_~ L N.v. i-3, {ff I 'r/ P.,_ 3f"\:0Az L 'f ll~ c.o U::C Servic were h Id today :$\.) ~ 10dC! g 3 Payne 97 at St. John's Catholic Church vav1a Set For FridA/ Z.. for Mrs. Guadalupe G. Pavia Services were held today or San Marcos, who died ·~ h Id at Pennington Chapel for FUneral services foe Mrs. E .J . Payne, ov. 21 at the age or 90. of Edward J . Payne • San 58, of 1120 West San Antonio will~ held lnterm nt wa at San Juan Marcos, who died Dec. 4 at Friday, April 14 at 3 J).m. at the Pen Cem tery inPrairi Lea. the age of 70. Interment nington Funeral Home with the Rev. Ro ary was rec it d followed al San Marcos City Qartus Ellison officiating, assisted by the Monday night at Los Angeles Cemetery with 'the Rev. Rev. Tommy Ruth Ball. Funeral hapel. CUrtus Ellison officiating. Survivors include her husband E.J. urvivors are three Payne. a retired employee Payne ol San Marcos; step-father Lee daughters. Velia Torres of of E . J . Payne and Sons Pollan ol Kyle; six sons, Eddie Joe, Don La Vegas. ev.. Helen Excavating Company, is Leland and Jerry Eugene all ol San Hurtado or San Marcos, and urvived by six sons, Eddie Marcos, Jimmy Lee ol Kyle, Harry Dolor Moral or Laredo: Payne and Jerry Eugene Bennett of Buda, and Charles Ray Owens four ons. Antonio Pavia . Payne, of Lockhart, .Don of San Antonio; twodaug.bten, Mrs. Harry Gilbert Pavia . Ezekiel Leland Payne of Kyle. J . Wimberley ol San Marcos and Marjorie Pavia , and Luis Pavia, all of Jimmy Lee Payne of San Ann Payne of 'San Antonio. n Marcos· 23 grand Marcos, Harry Bennett Mrs. Payne died Tuesday, April 11, in children and 34 great Payne of Norfolk, Va ., and San Marcos. She had been assodated with grandchildren. Charles Ray Owen of San the E .J . Payne Company since UK5, and Antonio; two daughters, foe the past seven years with Payne Ex· Mrs. Harry June C Wim cavation Company. berley of San Marcos and Pallbearers are Bob Pollard, Ftoyd Mrs. Joe (Marjorie Ann) 7 Lackey, Francis Mercer, Pee Wee I :. "J ( I Spiller of Lake Elmo, MiM. Doherty, Reibe Boggus, Ruben Nixon, Other survivors are one Slim Stockton and Donald Major. • . • Louil Pavla. brother, Travis Payne of San Honorary pallbearers are .Kelso Adams, "J'IUIM!lpJ services for Louis Pavia Jr., 30, took place Satur Antonio; one sister, Mrs. Leonard Parker, J .Q. Cliett, Olester day al St. John's Catholic Church. Janie Whitney of Dickinson; Reeves, Jack Major, Ralph McClendon Pavia, of San Marcos, was burled at San Juan Cemetery 1 17 grandchildren. and Chester Dunnahoo. In lieu of flowers, the his Wife, Vellaz Pavia o1 San Marcos; family request that ... SW-vt~o~ include memorials be given to a two sons, Rene and Edward Pavia, both of San Marcos; favorite charity. three brothers, Raymond Pavia of Dallas, Ricky Pavia of San Marcos and Robert Pavia ol New Jersey; four aisters, Maria Alice Pavia, Lupe Pavia and Linda Pavia, au of San Marcos, and Elvira Rangel of Seguin; and his parents, Mr. and Mrl. Louis Pavia, Sr., of San Marcos. Arrangements were under the direction of Los Angele SMHC Funeral Home. {"fwC- O b1 lb 11"1J.ti RI £..S earso P ea rson . ') / 79 . Se , ·ces May 9~:,tl Se I'Vlces were heltl riday t;/\\h?>.. Funeral crvices were h Id Marcos, died March 7 at the ag morning .. for Wimberley Frida . far h 9 at the or 64 . resident AUen Earle Peal"SOfl. For Oscar Payne 1 thodist Church in Lak H i ur ived al o by hi Pearson died March 6 at the Jack on £or Allen Earle age or 64 in Lake Jackson •~ . Funeral aervicel for 09carL. ~ft, wife, Versa Browne Pearson or P arson or Lake Jack on and Lake Jack on ; another Texas. ·' of 518 ~ wen held ...... at .. Wimberley. daughter, Dian P rson He is survived by his wife Pemlingtm tb1 Memorial a.pe( a.t. Inlerment was in the Pollard of F'rlend wood ; one Versa Browne Pearson of Lake Ellia Tbomal offlctattnc. Burial wu at lbe Friendswood met ry. n. Allen E. P arson Jr. of Jack on ; two daughters·, San Man:ol City Cemetery under 61 levcland, Texas; two i. ters, Jeanette Pearson of. San Marc~ the fath r oC Janette direction of Permtncton "'-81 llama. Pearson. tw~ broth rs, and nin grand and Diane Polland or Friend •M. t'ayne died May 7 ln .Haya alemcrial Pearson Ram ay of San children. swood · one son , Allen E . Hospital. He was a retired general con Pea _ . oC Cleveland, tractor and a llfelonl· resident .of San Texas; twtsis~rs. two brothers Marcos. and nine hildren. QarvlfWliBl!lude"bll-wle.. llral..e.c E'ayne; a daughter, Mn. DotUe Simi; two sisters, Mn. · F.rle De BetaluM . of SM ~t . cLoYCEAUSTIN PEARSONSR. 1/ID//5 Califoi'nia aoid Mn. Francell Oliwr of FuderaJ services for Cloyce A~un Pearson Sr. took place at Penn· Corpus Christi, and one great grand cbOd ington Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon, with burial following at Sao Pallbearers were Barton G.fll, Jack Marcos City Cemetery. Harper, Charlie Hall, Bob .Jtercbeville. Pearson died Monday at ~ age of 73 in Victoria. .F1oyd Patterson and Garland Warren. Pearson graduated Crom Southwest Texas State University aod was a real estate businessman. In Victoria, he sold cedar, lumber and worked in a pharmancy and was a sales representative for Heitman·Bearing Cortes Wholesale Hardware. ~".... -o . He is survived by a wife, Mary Pearson of Victoria; three sons, C.A. CCappy> Pearson Jr. of Arlington, Tommy Howell Pearson of Victoria PaY.:ne I 1/ <' SJV' .) I - and James Patric Pearson of Angle; one daughter, Mrs. William C. Services will be held Wednesday {Mary Lee>Anderson of North Hollywood, Calif; one sister. Lois Condley at 12:30 p.m. at Mission Park Fu. . or Belvadere. Calif. and four IU'andchildren. neral Chapel in San Antonio for Robert "Bob" i>ayne, who died Oct. 30 at the age of 62. Interment will Pecina follow at Fort Sam Houston Pearso .~,1 ,!&f , National Cemetery with the Rev. Services will be held Wednesday at Services will be held Friday at 10 Henry Talbott officiating. 2 p.m. at Pennin~n Memorial a .m . at St. John's Catholic ChW"Ch A former resident of San Marcos Chapel for Cloyce A~tin Pearson.Sr . for Silverio Pecina, who died April 16 and Seguin, Mr. Payne had been a or Victoria, who died Jan. 7 at the age at th age of 69. Interment will be at re.ident of San Ant.onio and a fu of 73. Interment will be at San . n Juan C metery in Reedvill . neral director at Mission Park Fu Marcos City Cemetery with th Rev. Rosary will be recited tonight at 7:30 neral Chapels for the pa t ten years. Jim Humphries officiating. at Los Angel Funeral Chapel. He was a member of American H i urvived by on brother. Legion, H. U. Wood Post No. 245 in Pearson a graduate or SWT, was for many years engaged in business Agapito Pecina or Austin, and niec Seguin. andn phew . He is survived by his wife, Joanna in San Marcos as a real estate man, (Jo) Payne; son and daughter-in· seller of cedar and lumber, and law, Harold D. and Carmen Payne owner of a pharmacy. In Victoria he was sales representative. for the of San Ant.onio; granddaughters .IM P~ Pedersen7f1V'ro Bly of Hills, Minn. and Stephani Jane Payne of San An· Heitmann-Bearing-Cortes Wholesale Peggy Mitchell ol Green tonio and Jennifer Shane Payne of Hardware firm. Services will be held River, Wyo. Harlingen; sister and brother-in He is survived by his wife, Mary Monday, July 14 at 10 a.m. other ·slD"Vivors are two law Joyce and Davis Massey of Pearson of Victoria ; three sons, C. A. at Pennington Memorial brothers Newman Katy; sister Ora Nell Modgling of ("Cappy") Pearson Jr. of Arlington, Chapel foe Willie Ray PedeM of. Henniston Junction; stepfather-in-law Harold Tommy Howell Pearson of Victoria, Pedersen of Kyle, who died Ore and Bert Pedersen 'or Reasoner of San Marcos; Bister-in and James Patrick Pearson of July 9 at the age of 50. ~..:. . three law Charlotte Figer of Austin; Angleton ; one daughter, Mrs. Intennent will be at Pittsburg, Calif.. MemOty Lawn Cemetery. s~ters. AMe Cooper of aunt.a, uncles, and numerous nieces William C. (Mary Lee) Anderson or and nephews. He is slD"Vived by bla Pittsburg, C&llf., Lottie orth Hollywood. Calif.; one sist;er, wife, Lillie Pedersen; two Reed of Burley, Idaho, and In lieu of flowers, the family Loi Condi y of Belved re, Calif.; request.a that memorial contrlbu· sons Bruce Pedersen and Lillie Hale of. Salt Lake four grandchildren. Clark Pedersen both of City, •Ui.h; seven grad· tions be made to the American Can cer Society. Kyle ; two daughters, Olga. children. A well known pioneer or Hays County I Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Olivia Milton Elm r Peal 82, died in an Austin Gl06Son Peal; four sons, Milton Peal, Hospital on Wednesday, January 17. Ralph Peal, James Peal and DucDey Peal; A retired postal employee, Peal was a seven daughters, Edith Kitchens, BWye member or the First Baptist Church and Lumpkin, Joyce Peal, Iris Wood, Yivian the Rambo Lodge 426 A.F. & A.M. in Pils, G' Reed, and Pat Pond; and one Dripping Springs. ) /\\ ~ rJ sister, . Vivian Barnette; / /~ 5 /? ..3 ...... ___._...... _...... A..-...... •.~ · ...... _ ...... SMHC s tt o R.Peeblej77/t'f7 Services will be held 'lbunday at the Lexington Baptist Church in Lexington, Texas for Bobbie Peebles, of San Marcos, who died May I at the age of 73. She ls survived by two brothers, Sam Brown of Kempner and Hub Brown of HOUiton, and.:by one sister, Sophrona Knu. of San Marcos. Memorials may be Esperan.u (Hope) Pena to a favorite charity. Sa.- fl\ c...· ~ Pena c.. r '- •31~/"da Funeral aervice1 for M'n. Esper anza (Hope) Pena, 43, of San Mar· coe, will be Monday morning at St. John's Catholic Church. Burial will Pendleton follow at Memory Lawn Cemetery under the direction of the Loe Ang- Servk:es wUJ be held Friday at 2 ele• Funeral Home. . p.m. al the Chapel ln the Hills lo Mn. Eaperaru:a (Hope) Pena died Wimberley ror Lucy Marlon Tbunday March 8, at Seton Hoepi Pendleton of Wimberley. who died tal in Auatin. Rosary will be recited April 1 at the age of 86 .. Interment Sunday at 7 ·p.m. at Loa Angeles wW be at Wimberley Cemetery. Funeral Chapel. She la survived by one son. H. E. ·Survivors indude three aona; Pendleton of Hot Sprinp, An.; one Raul Olivo III of San Marcos, Tony brother, C. A. Marlon of Weimar; six Olivo of San Marooa, and Riclcy grandchlldren and seven great Olivo of San Marco8; four grand grandcbUdren. children, Ricky Lee Olivo, Cbrl1to Memoriala may be given to the Hill pher Joseph Olivo, Stephen Jacob Counby Recreation AsaociatJon. Olivo and Jessica Leigh Olivo all of Arnngemellta are under tbe direc San Marcoe; nine listen, Guafia tloo of Pemlngton Funeral Home. lupe Lombardo of San Mam>e, J?fra Wilton, Bertha Olivo, and Lirida Aguilera of Detroit, Michigan, i tlita Pavlick and Yolanda Zingerj f Bad Axe, Michigan, Jean Bu ey and Joan Edward.a, California and Carmeli~ Bedford of Caseville, Mi chigan; five brothers, Johnny Reyes, ~- o s rnM 1t..S. Guadalupe Qui~ Jr. and Arthur Quiroga of Detroit, Michigan. Mi . Death w~~ ... 11AfJ, 11 Y'f chael Quiroga and Iamael Quiroga of Caseville, Michigan; Parent, Horace Bishop Pendleton Guadalupe Q\airoga. Horace Bishop Pendleton, one of He was born in Pldcote, Tex.as in Pall-Bearen are Steven Pena, Wimberley's early businessmen, 1903. Graduating from Sweeny Auto Ar mando Perez, Benito Perez, was buried October 19 in the School in St. Louis, be went to work Ernest Wilson Jr., Guadalupe Quir Wimberley Cemetery. . for Atlantic Richfield in Wink, oga Jr. and Arthuro Quiroga. He bad died October 17 at the age Texas. Arrangements are under the of 8.1. The Rev. Leon Peacock and He moved here in UM8, buying 640 direction of the Loa Angelee Funeral • the Rev. J.B. Young officiated at the acres in what is now Jim Garner's Home. funeral, at the Chapel in the Hllls. ranch. The oext year, be build the Pendleton la survived by bis wife, Exxon Service Station, which he Lucy; a brother Vern of Stephen operated until 1952, when be bought ville; one son, H.B. Pendleton; and what ii now Hidden Valley and by six grandcbildren, Joe Pendleton Spoke Hollow. and John Pendleton both of Wimberley, Jim Pendleton of He moved to Arkansas that same Austin, Jana Raitt of Killeen, Bookie year too, and returned in 1958, buy Meutber of St. Louis and Bob ing and operating the Conoco statjon Pendleton of Arlington. where Wimberley Rent-Alls is now. Pendleton spent a lot of time bet Moving back to Arkansas, be own ween Wimberley and Arkansu, ed and operated a thoroughbred where be moved several times breeding farm in Hot Springs, and before returning to Wimberley per then retired and moved to manenUy in 1'76. Wimberley permanently in 1'76. SMHC 1"''lw ..- c>o t .2 I t •· Pendleton / Tom cHarriet ) Ma y of 5 /17 J" 7 San Marcos; three grand· Marion M. ( Corky) Pendf eton, 37, died Services will be held children. on Saturday, May 13, at his home in San Friday at 2 p.m. at the First The family asks that Marcos. Christian Church for Mrs. memorials be given to the Survivors include bis widow; parents, Bobbie Marie Peopl.es of Shriners' Crippl d Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Pendleton, Wimber Houston, who died April 26 at Children' Hospital. ley; three sons, Jimmy Pendleton, Joe the age of 54 . Interment wilJ Pendleton and Johnny Pendleton, San follow at San Marcos City Cemetery. Marcos; daughter, Miss Jana Pendleton, ttl'T$ co. <:.I ri C.£J.,/ ::J./~'1/?7 San Marcos; and brother, H.B. Pendle She i survived by her ALEJO PEREZ husband, Lloyd Peoples of Alejo Perez, 58, died Tues ton Jr. , Corpus Christi. Houston; her parents, Mr. Funeral Services were held at the Pen and Mrs. Ben Eugene Keith day, Feb. 8 In San Marooe. nington Memorial Chapel Monday after of San Marcos: two Services were held at Loe noon with the Rev. Gail Eldridge officiat daughters, Mrs. Fred Dr. Norman C. Peterson of San Marcoe died on May 21, 1992, at the age of 61. A memor1al eel'Vice '-'" ~ ffi will be held at I p.m. on Frlday. May 22, at SL Mark's Ep18copal OJB~ me RWS Church. with the R.ev. Frank Fuller offidating. 'J• 1Aula S. Pettit' · Peteraon la suJ'Vived by hla wife. I ly, l11l Kay. of San Marcos; hta eon, Jon a;~'"1cea fOI' Mn. Lula S. Pettit, Erik Petereon, also or San Mar 84, were :r.rs.turday. December u. at cos: hla daughter and aon-ln-law, Pennington Memorial Chapel with the Kr1a Petereon Cogdill and Bruce Rev. D.U. Scbocklee of Brownwood of. Cogdill of Grand Pralrle; and one ficlatlng. Burial followed ln the Bartoo grandson. KnaUan Alan Cogdill or Cemetery near Kyle. Orand Prab1e. He la aJao aurvtved Mn. Pettit died Tmancs.t at HaY.J by hla mother, Ruby Webb Peter HemorW Hotpital. son of Alvin. Texas. and his sister, Survivors lncJude one aoa, Bob Pettit of Wanda Johnson of Excelsior, Houaton; two allten, Mn. LUlle Minnesota. Stepbemon ol Kyle and Mn. Delta GMqe Born In Beaumont on Septem ol Brown. wood: three arandchtldren; and ber 16. 1930, Norman Peteraon three sreat srandcbildren. graduated from high achool In Dr. Konnaa c. Petencna Pallbearen were Robert Allen Pettit, AMn and began hJa studJes at the Cbarlea L. Roalbauaen, Roy C. Calfee, Jr.. UnJveraity of Texas at Austin at ty's Utenuy magaztne. ln addition, Sam Tenorio, Rev. Huth Rinehart and the age of 16. AB a sophomore he helped to develop the master's Pete Dreuen. ' there, he competed with college degree program In creattve writing student.a from across the South lo and continued to work with grad win the Dallas Thnes Herald uate students until hta death. Award for Creative Writing. '"Norman Peterson waa one of Wh1Je aUU an undergraduate, the first to teach tn the universi Peterson left achool to enllat tn ty's Freshman Seminar program. the United States Navy. Trained he wrote a phtloaophlcal essay for aa a fighter pilot, he new tn Korea the text for that courae, and he and eerved with the 6th and 7th was a master freshman compost· Fleets from 1950· l 955. tton. Instructor aa well," aald Dr. Followtnl( hla dJacharge, he re Nancy Grayson. chair of the De turned to the UnJveralty ofTexaa, partment of Engllah at swr. where he recetved hla bachelor's •He was such an extraordlnary degree In English and philosophy teacher of the sophomore Survey ln 1956. of Engllab Uterature that aome After working aa a OJgbt engl· umea students applauded hla Jee. neer and co-pilot with Branift' Air· twee and even gave him standing linea for two years, Peteraon trav· ovations," she added. "'Ibe ad· eled to New :lealand, whe.re he vanced literature couraea whlch atudled from 1957-1958 on a Ro he taught were ao popular that taiy Foundation Fellowahip. Jt each eemeater they were offered. waa aJao there. tn AprU of 1958, the department could have fl11ed that he man1ed BranUr Oight at· l 0 sections instead of only one. tendant Kay Johnson. .. For many years he tau2ht both Having decided to pursue a ca· the sophomore and aavanced reer In teaching. Peterson went on ooureea ln creative writing. and to earn hla master's degree In En· he directed over 60 M.A. theses In gJJsh from lTl' Austin In 1960 and creative wrlUng, advising bJs hta Ph.D. from the Untverelty of graduate student poeta and fic Iowaln 1964. tion writers With great care and Nonnan Peteraon jOlned the En love. lZltah faculty at Southwest Texas "Colleagues knew him aa an Stale University In 1963 and had erudite man of lmaginaUon, held the rank of profcssor there whose witty, Insightful oonveraa· since 1974. Uons were a delight." said Twice the rectpient of SWI"s Grayson. Teaching Excelle.nce Award, Pe A former president of the San terson served aa acting cha1nnan Marcos Rotaiy Club, Peterson of the Department of E~h on. was a member or SL Mark's Epis· numerous occasions. ln f 971 he copal Church. was one or only 40 educators from In lieu or flowere, memorials acroes the country to receive an. may be made to the Nonnan. C. academic administration lntem Peteraon Graduate Scholarehip tn ahtp from the American Council Creattve Writing, c/o the SWf De on EducaUon. velopment Foundation, 601 Uni ·• ··Popular wtth studenta and fac· ..,~ Ortve, San Marcos. TX ulty alJ.ke: Peterson waa known · 78 •4612; St. Mark's Eptscopal ParticuJarly for hla claaeea in ere· Church, P.O. Box 1326. San Mar· aUve wrlttng. short Oction, and cos. TX 78667; or to the charity of Norse mythology. Widely pub· one'• choice. llahed aa a .hort story wrtter and AJTangementa are under the di SMHC poet, he served for many years as rection of Pe~n Funeral adviaor to Persona. the unJveral- Home. ' D l 77 :J l }: ~ r I 5 c, <:. 111z1;~ / , / Lula S. Pettit 1z. i. I 73 Mrs. Lula . Pettit, 84,. of K.yl.e ~ed at Hay Memorial Hospital · I ( f>ft K'/J<.j7.>- on Thursday, Dec. 12, following a bner illn~ss. . . Margaret ·Pettit Survivors include a son, Robert Pettit or Houston; two sisters: Mrs. Lillie Stephenson or Kyle and Mrs. ~lta George or Brownwood, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Sa services Thursday Funeral services took place at the Pennington Fune~l Home, . n Marcos, Saturday afternoon, the Rev. D.U. Snokclee oCficiating. Bunal Funeral services for Margaret Fraaces was in the Barton Cemetery, near Buda. Pettit, 71, of Austin will be held Thursday, Aug. 14, at IO a.m. at Pennington Memorial Chapel. Burial will be in lbe San Marcos City Cemetery. Miss Ptttit died Tuesday in Austin. She was a medical records librarian. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Edgar Hays and Mrs. Carl Gidley, both of Au tin ; one aunt, Miss Jenny Garth of San Margaret Pettit Marcos; and two cousins, Mrs. Lawrence Slok and Geo Whitmore, both of N 1t r .f U>. "r"''·~I"'" f'/tl//7> 4>ckhart. SAN MAACOS-Miss Margaret Fran ces Pettit, 71, of San "'1arcos died on Monday, Aug. 11 . Services will be hefd at 10 a.m: today, " .. ,r/tj '/' Thursday at· the Pennington Funeral ..... ne in C9m.mwu sad Home In San MarCQ!r, the Rev. Jim Folts dened W.ednesday morning when tt off lciating. Burial will be In the San t . Emma Nor "'1arcos Glty c.emetery. ris Pettey, 87, had died at the Survivors: sisters, Mrs. Edgard '1oma of her daughter-in-law, n. Branch E. Pettey alter a long ill Hayes and Mrs. Carl L. Gidley, both Of Austin; aunt, Miss Jenny Garth of San . ~ e was 1>orn at Brenham, "'1arcos; cousins, Mrs. Lawrence Stakes Tena having been educated . at and Gen VVhitmore, both of LOCkhart. 1lariqe UninraJw when that ac was J t lodepe"aence, T - a.a. was in&rried in 1886 a Bmdwn to Dr. Thomas S. P ttq, , . who died in Martindale on Jana- MA Y FRIENDS AT ~ey .10 1~7. She lived in Mar- PE'ITEY FU ERAL Obituary tbMWe a n of yeara &net Paying a beautiful tribute to the • ~ San about ~nty- life of Mn: Emma orris Pettey, flve :J ra ago to make her ho 87, Rev. B gh B. arner, pastor 1 Pettey • 1'-oul)'"'80rr, the l•te o.f the First Christian church ~~- ~ Pettey r ho died July 1 ciated at the funeral service held $U.· · t1iursday afternoon at three o'- LAKE SAN MARCOS, . clock in the hotne of her ~ughter CALIF. - 'Ib«nas Sewell Pettey, Sr., 83, formerly of San ln-law, Mrs. Branch E. Pettey. Marcos died Dec. 18. He was · "Lead, Kindly Light" and other born in Martindale and worked hymns were ailng by Miasea Roxa- as a newspaper ma.o in San Cllll~ •"ll• dene artinaale, Mary Bessie Hul Marcos. Pettey was a reporter ing, Mrs. ·Sam Moore, Mrs. W. A. for the St. Louis Globe "1l't""l\j1:1111.. Staudt, Mes rs. Ellis Younger, I /Democrat, New York Herald ...,, ...... ,.. Ezell Murdock and George Nol'Dlan Tribooe, and New York Martindale. The pallbearers were correapoodanl for the Chicago Carl mitb, Norman Martindale, Trib\me before moving to Los E. P. Johnson of Martindale, John Angeles, Calif, where be ulUmately retired. D. ape and George artindale, both of San Antonio, Merton Swift, Services were al Oceanside, San Marcos, Patricia and To WiU w. Martindale and H. H. Calif. Pettey, Jr. of Grea.t Neclc, Ne Goodman: Survivors include his wife, Lucy Victor Alf red Pf ullman ..,, , q13 DRIPPI G PRI G both f Henly, Leroy Plull Victor Alfred Pfullm an, man of Au Lin and d 53, of D ripping pring Pfullm an or Ba tr op; three died on unday, June 3. i t r , Mr . lla Erfurt in a John on ity ho pital of w Braunf I , M r . after a long illne Iara Behrendt ( Austin and Mr . Lillian ell ur ivor include hi mfort. wife , Mr . rna Pfullman Pfullman wa a World of Dripping Wa r II et ran and a on, Mike Pfullman of ranch man in this are a. Dripping pring ; ro ur Funeral er ice were diughte r , M r . L i n d a held Tue day afternoon at Pfullman, .Dor they Pfull the rofts Funeral H me man, Beatrice Pfullman in J hn on ity with the and Debbie Pfullman, all Re . Don Du all and the of Dripping pring ; four Re . Jimmy Hoard om SMHC brother , lmer Pfull ciati ng. Burial wa in the man anti Jullu Pfullman Blanco emele ry. BETTY PHILLIPS J'I'( ) ((.. B U Phillips Betty Davis Phillips, a well-known 1 resident of San Marcos and asaociate Betty Phillip1 /N librarian at swr, died suddenly at her home last Friday, Jan . ~- Dies Suddenly, Funeral services were held Sunday, Feb. 1 at 3 p.m. at the Pennington Services Today tv1em<>rial Chapel, the Rev. Sam Junkin ti Dav· Phillips 53, d officiating. Burial was In the San Martos well known r ident or San City c.emetery. Marco and A ociale Librarian at Southw l Texa Mrs. Phillips was born in tvlacon, Stat Univ rsity, died uddenly Georgia June 12, 1922, the daughter of at h r hom Friday. . Fred and Beryl Davis. She graduated Funeral rvi will be held from SWT with a degree in English in a I 1942 and earned a Masters from the CHARLOTIE PHILLIPS University of Texas in Library Science in Charlotte Phillips, a 52 year old San 1962. She lived in San Marcos most of Marcos resident, died June 16, at Bexar l°lef' life and was married to Gene C.OUnty Hospital. Phillips current president of Aquarena Mrs. Phillips, a native of Lockhart, Springs. was a teacher for ten years and lived at 715 Belvin St . She was born Sept. 29, Mrs. Phillips was a membet of the 1923 in Lockhart. Texas Library Ass Besides her husband, Mrs. Phillips is survived by three sons, Rusty Phillips of Florida, Bill Phillips of Duncanville and Bobby Phillips of Shreveport, La. and four grandchildren. J.B. Baker, Scott McGehee, J.E. Younger, Jr., A.O. Serur, Francis Maulding and George C. Reed 8efVed as SMHC pallbearers. Tlw~ -0 tlU A I ~ L. Hard ty for his outstanding community achievements. He r ar y • P hillip ved as a tTuatee for the Southw t t/~/ 7 3 Texas State Univ rsity De Funeral ervices for M~ . Mary M velopm nt Foundation for ven Phillips, 76, wllJ be held Monday Aug 6 ai 1•n. 10 a.m. at Pennington Memori~l Ch~~ Other boards ha haa rved on In Burial will follow in the San Marcos CitY clude the State Bank and Trust Cemetery. Company of San Marcos, the Plaza Mn. Phillips died Saturday momlng at Theater of Wax and Ripley's Believ Haya Memorial H01pltal. It or Not MUMum in San Antonio, Survivors include her husband w G and the Historical Wax Museum of Phillipe of San Marc01: one aon: ~~ the Southwest in Grand Prairie, as Phillipe of San Marcoe; two dau1hten, well as the Discover Texa.a Associa Huel Bellotte of San Marcos and Mn Joe tion. BeM tt of Albuquerque N.M.; · one Survivors include his wife, Shir brother, J .C. Webb, Jr. 'OJ San Antonio· ley Rogers Phillips; his children, two alatera, Mra. Fay Burford of Rusty Phillips, Bill Phillips, Bob Oklahoma and Mra. Hazel Ball• ot San PhiUips, Donl Dick.son, Roland Car Marcoe ; aev n 1randchlldren; and ell}lt roll and Cindy Carroll; nin grand gr at arandchlldren. childTen, Kristin and Kyle Phillips, Davia and Dana Phillips, Bobby, Lauren and Steven Dick.son, Ryan Mary Phillips and Grant Carroll; and on sister, > I q "1 :, o.-PlllDlpe Billie Bennett of Albuquerque, N .M. SA MARCO -- ~~s~ ven grandchiJdren ana His many friends and loved ones Mary Webb Phillips, 76, eight great - grandchil - Phillips have joined together to create the of San •Marcos died in the dren. Gene Phillips Scholarship Endow Hay Memorial Ho pital Funeral services were Fun nl s rvices for Richard ded Fund to provid an Annual on Saturday, Aug. 4. held at the Pennington Fu Eug n (Gen ) Phillip of San Mar Tourism Scholarship for worthy urvivors include her neral Home Monday mor co will be h ld at 10 a .m. Friday at post graduate stud nts at Texas husband, W. G: Phillip of ing, followed by inter th First M thodi t Church with A&M University. burial at th San Marco City Memorials may be made to: Texas n Marcos; a on, Gene ment in lhe San Marcos Phillip of San Marco ; City Cemetery. C metery. He died pt. 13 at th 'A&M University D v 1opm nt ageof66. Foundation, marked or th Gen two daughters, Mrs. Ha Pallbearers ·were Har Th son of W.G. and Mary Phil Phillipa Memorial Scholarship zel Bollotte of San Mar old Robbin , Don Ennis, lips, h was born in Seymour, Tx. Fund, and sent to: Discov r Texas cos and Mrs. Billie Ben George Eberle, Charles and moved to San Marcos at th ge Association, 16607 Blanco Rd., nett of ew Mexico: a Jarvi , Ronnie Dannelly of three. He was activ in th fi ld of Suite 803, San Antonio, Tx., 78232. brother, J. C. Webb of and Bill McDonald. tourism both locally and sta wid Contributions may also be made San Antonio; two ister , Mr . Phillip , now since 1964, when h began working to: Bospic Austin, 5555 N. Lamar Mr . Faye Burford of Ok Mary Webb, was born at Aquar na Springs. He served as Blvd., Suite D-107, Austin, Tx. lahoma and Mr . Hazel at Hope, Ark., on Aug. 15, its pr id nt and gen ral manager 78751. Baile of San Marco ; e- 1896. She had lived in from 1971 until th corporation was Arrangements are under the n Marco many year . M>ld in 1985. direction of Pennington Fun ral A charter member of the Di cov r Hom . T xas Association, h served as its chairman from 1974-1976 and was th first recipi nt of its "Distingui ~ ~ illi S &4"-olol fl(&'< shed Touri m Award• in 1983. s .rvices # p nding Funeral services will Mattie Lou Phillips Stam In 1984, h was appointed to th "'tr'\~ T xas Touri t Dev lopment Ag ncy held Thursday at 11 a .m . for or San Antonio; sister board by Governor Mark White and For M • P illips Richard Paul Phillips who Paxton Phillips Fatheree or becam its chairman in 1987. Later 1 died Oct. 19 al the Hays Stockdale and brother A.W. Mrs. Mittje C. '1>hi p , whs> Memorial Hospjtal. He was Phillips Jr.• or Port Isabel. und r th n wly formed Depart lived at 403 North Guadalupe m nt of Commerce he was appoin 73 years old. Services will be Phillips was a retired with h r daught r, Miss Cecil held at the Meyers Funeral rancher and independent oil ted to rve on the Tourism Mark t Phillip . for the past on and i ng Committee by Gov ·mor Bill Chapel in Stockdale with operator. He was a member on -half y ars di d a her home burial to follow at Stockdal or the First Christian Church CJ m nts. Tuesday, Oct. 6 She wa former He was pTe nted th "Pr i City Cemetery. Rev. Jimmy in Marfa and a 32nd Degree ly a re id nt of Temple and wa Cobb and Dr. Jack Byrom Mason. d nt's Excellence Award" in n 84 y ars of age. Marcos in 1983 by Southw t T xas h i surviv d by three daugh will officiate. In lieu or flowers, family State University President Robert ters, Mrs. Gu ie Young or Tem Survivors include wife members request ple, Mis Cecil Phillips of San Mrs. Virginia Oldham Brock memorials be sent to the rco and . Bio om Ham Phillips or San Marcos; Shriners Childrens Hospital ot San Mar o ; one on, Marvin daughter Susan Phillips or to the San Marcos Baptist PhHUps of Tempi ; nine grand Pruett or San Marcos; sister Academy. childr n, 16 gr al-gr ndchildren and three gr at-great grand hil dreo. Jnl rm ni will be In the Reed Lake Cem tery near Te~pl . Services are pending at the w t Funeral Home, Temp)e. Local rrangements wer di r cted by the Pennington Fu neral Home. SMHC T(W L - "b, " ~ rr""" S Pickett Si"\OR Nov. 20) 1 T1'"1:i..-~~~~:,_ - , I Philli jTWC. - 0 b i ~" ' W.S Sftt{) fl '4)/(1/TO Fi al Rites Today Graveside services were winner of the annual Texas Services for Pauline McGlrr held at 11 a .m. Mooday, H~pitality Award. Pickett of Wlmberiey, wbo died Nov. For Fred p,_;r~~ it at the of•. wW be held Satur Feb. 4 for William Gauldin Phillips was preceded in aee t;; "( Phillips of San Marcos, day at 1:30 p.m. at the West Untver Funeral rvi e fo)· red"' Camb· death by his wife, Mary llty Methodist Qiurcb lo Houlton. In who died Feb. 3 at the age Phillips, who died in 1973. blc Pi re • 70, who di d In D Ila or 86. tenneot wtll be at Memorial Oak n D · 28, will held T hur y A resident of San Mareos Survivors are one son, Cemetery. today) at the P nnington Memo· since 1927, Phillips was Gene Phillips of San She la survived by two--, Walter al h pet at 2:00 p.m . associated with the Mobil Marcos, and two H. Plctett of Houston and Wlll.lam O!Clci ting will be th R v . CUr· Oil Company until 1966. daughters, Billie Bennett of McGlrr of AUstin; four daughters, tus Ellison and lnterm t will fol After that, he became a Albuquerque . and Hazel Kathryn McGlrr Bloomqulst of St. low In the Wimb 1·Jey emet ry. familiar and beloved figure Bellotte of San Marcos. He Loula, Mo., LiDda PlcJreU Neumann H Is urvtv d b on daught r. at Aquareoa Village where is also survived by nine of Wublngtoo, D.C., Martha Pickett rs. Jo Ann Hunnicutt oC llfor· he was widely known as grandchildren · and nine Davia of Vemal, Utah. and Julia nla; and by on n, K enneth CU· "Pop Phillips." . f!:Ul gra · dren, to Pickett of Hunt8vtlle. Tuas; one . llam of an M arco . In 19'1t be was horiored .by ft'hom l.le a · now11 as sister, Dorta RaUley of N~rl the "red Tourist Board as ~addy, Bil .:• Beach, CaW.; life-long rlend, CaibJlie RobDloD Waco; grad- • cbUdren. She was preceded lo death by a 8Clll, Steve McGlrr. T /.zt /'ft., Mn. .Pickett Uved lo Houston from UMI to UllM, before moving to Mrs. Charles R. Mrs. Emma fal was In the Live Oak Cem Obituarie~ 01 11 etery, near Buda. . fG... fh I '~ '" P o I k »;X..;~ Mrs. Polk was a native and Mrs. Emma Myrtle PolJc, 84, life long resident of Texas. Po lard .of Buda died Sunday night in She was a member of the Cal· vaiy Baptist Church of Buda. Memorial services wU.l be held the Hays Memorial Hospital. Saturday at 2 p.m. at Westmtmter Survivors include her hus Manor ())apel In Austin for J . Har band, James I<. Polk of Buda; moa (Harry> Pollard of Austtn, wbo a son, Oran Polk of Austin; died July 10 at tbe ·age of 82. 3 l"f p I\. a sister, Mrs. Callie McAn P II Gravealde eervtces wU.l be held at 4 o ard ti"°/:JeJ /~r, p.m. at San Marcos City Cemetery. gus of Austin; one grandchild Cbrtallna PoJJard of N and one great-grandchild. Pollard, a um graduate ot 1be ~raUbfeJa died May 28 at tbe agee:; University or Texas. was chief Funeral services took place engineer with the Duval SUiphur Tuesday afternoon at the Pen She ts aurvtved by her hu.sband Company for 25 years and wu In nington Memorial Chapel, Robert Pollard Sr Of N . • BraunteJa· · ew volved with the exploration and Sao Marcos, with the Rev. Wlmberl • one son, Bob Pollaro of development of llUlpbur and potash Curtis Elllson and the Rev. ey; . three a.lsten Helen depollta in Texas, Loulalana, and Bob Watson officiating. Btu- ~~~(Arizona. EveJyn Stmpsoo of New Mexko...... and Lola Concon f He eened ln tbe U.S. Navy during orado; and three 0 Col· Arrangememg ll'andcblldren. Wortd War II as a member of the ln8too Funera.t ff are lbroup Penn Allled Military Government, ome. rebabilltaUng the Sicilian sulphur mlnea. For Ulla work, be received the Luarlus award from the Italian pernment. He reUred In 1983 with · the rank of Commander. He was married to Lo Reeee Smyth of Alice on June t, 1933. Other sur vivors Include one da.ugbter , Margaret Pollard Freeman of AUltin; ftve grandchlldren and el8bt peat-grandcblldren; one ··•later, Kat herine Pollard Carter of Weslaco; one brother, Terrance A. Pollard, alto of Weslaco. ITwc. - o e, , "E...~ Obituaries J Final Rites for Steve Pool (' ~111-- ~,; I I ; Set Friday Mor~ing Rosary will be recited tonight at Eric Stephen Pool died in Hays Mn. Micky Pool of Huntet''S Glen, San 7:30 at Loa Angeles Funeral Chapel Mem~rial Hospital early Wednesday Marcos; and by two broPlen, David Pool for Mrs. Pauline Ponce of San Mar morrung following a lengthy illness. ol San Marcos and Mike Pool of Austin: cos, who died Feb. 17 at the age of Funeral services will be held Friday Austin. 72. Funeral mass wiU be Friday P.t morning at 10 a .m. in Pennington . Pallbearers include Jim Tindle, Roy 10 a.m. at St. John's Catholic Memorial Cha~ with burial to be in tbe Miers, Rudy Reyes, David Bates, William Chun:h, with interment following at San Marcos Caty Cemetery. 'lbe ReV. Brooks, Jr., and Reavon Hall. San Juan Cemetery in Reedvi11e. Conway WhartU'I will officiate. , She is survived by three &ol\8, Pe The family has requested that tho5e who :.. dro Ponce of Martindale, Jose and Jwished to make donations to the American **••-a..a..a...a...... ,....,~•- · · · · · . Ricardo Ponce of San Marcos; two Cancer Society may do so. in lieu of sending.· ' daughters, Maria Elena Tobias and Oowets. Pauline Ponce Ba.aunio, both of San Steve, 31, bad served in the Peace Corps s 11. J> /{ Pootf/t/ib Marcos; one sister, Elena Chagoya for two years and bad also worked in the of Illinois; one brother, Leandro l Services will be held at 10 Monlopolis Project area of Austin in the Zamora. of Houston; 12 grandchil ~n Poverty. He had also taught . a.m. Wednesday at tHe dren and six grea.t-grandcllildren. First Presbyterian Church He is survived by bis parents, Mr. and fot Margaret PObl of San ., ••••••••....•...... Marcos, who died May 5 at the age of 69. lntennent will be in San Marcos City Pool Cemetery. Services win be bdd Jeannine Pool of WiJD. Sbe Is survived by her Thursday at 2 p.m. at the berley; a son, Dub Pool at husband, Mictey Pool ol First Baptist Church of San Arllngtoo; a daughter, Dee San Marcos; : two eons, Marcos for Col. Lawrence Pool of Wimberley; two Mike Pool of Austin and Wade Pool of Wimberley, brothers, Mickey Pool of San David Pool of Hamilton; who died March 24 at the age Marcos and J . W. Pool of m grandchildren. SMHC ol 59. Dr. Jack Byrom and Abilene; a t1ister, Nolah the Rev. Jim Hwnphries will Hanks of Abilene. officiate. Memorials may be given Survivors are his wife, to.the Wimberley E.M.S. · I '!» s '1 M . 3/1 /'' Poole Services are pending In Crowley, La. tor na Ma Dubose Poole of San Miss Mattie Poole, 87, died on Marcos, who died March 16 at the Sunday, July 2, in an Austin rest home. ageof75. Survivors include two nieces, Mrs. • S. Survivors are her husband, H. A. Yoakum of New York and Mrs. H. M. Poole of Louislsana; one son, T. J . Fristo of Austin. of Austtn; lx daughters, Private funeral services were con r t. Romaine of Florida, ducted at the Pennington Memorial Chapel Millsap of AusUn, Virginia on Sunday. The Rev. Sam Junkin pastor epape of Austin, Dorothy Elliott of the San Marcos Presbyterian Church, officiated. Burial was in the San Marcos City Cemetery. Miss Poole was born on Aug. 3, 1879, at Manning, s. c. She was a daughter of brothers, Hane L~mb and Jack the late Mr. and Mrs. William Miller Linscomb, both or Louisiana ; on Poole. · ' sister, T le Hurrpautr or LouJ· slana; 21grandchildrenand13 great HJlr:. (. C, C. I r1 "'"' grandchildren. '/ '/?'1 Local arrang ments w re under ASHLEY PORTER the dJrecUon of Pennington FuneraJ Home. ;:~_f>fl,o~e Rite Ashley Porter, a Methodist minister at Jackson Chapel for f\"}' S CO, '-1 ri ~ ~ J"j~/7 Held Today 50 years, died Dec. ~at Hays Memorial Hospital at the age of 85 . Lura Betlf: Poore .. Lura Belle Poore, 79, of San Marcos -~ He lived at 904 Porter Street died Monday, Aprll 26 in Austin. in Kyle. Funeral services were held April 28 at 2 Funeral services are planned In the First Baptist Church of tor 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 6, at , Texas, the Rev. Bill Watson of I ~ Jackson Chapel, with burial In , Texas officiating. Burial was In Sky View Cemetery. -Leakey Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Poore was born June 14, 1896 in Mrs. Saddle Porter of Kyle; ttlvlck, Texas to Ernest and Emily four sons, Dudley Porter, ltinghouse Hall. She is survived by Ashley Porter and James sons, Welton C. Poore of California, I B. Poore of San Antonio, Leo Poore Donald Porter of San Fran San Marcos, Jack L. Poore of Athens cisco, Calif., and Willie Porter .o . Pooreof Dallas; two daughters. of Kyle; and daughters, Mrs . hy Huggins of Leaky and Gertrude Armstrong and Nellie Blanche Gii of Houston; four Lou Anderson of San Fran brothers, Bor Hall of New Jersey, cisco. , Darrell Hall, C 13 Hall, Slim Hall, all of Burnet; four s ters, Evelyn Adcox of Burnet, Blanche' Heine of Bertram, Vedlna OeBerry of California and Audrey Turner of Marble Falls; 19 grandchildren and four great-grand· children. Porter HC JMH\ Early Porter 1tYS c.o. c.. I I 'l. r: ,¥' Porter .i.-;rr/rI 1/31/7'-/ Milton Porter of San Marcos died AUSTIN--Early Porter, 57, of Austin died in that city on Wednesday thi morning, May 17 at the age or 78. Jan. 23. • Funeral ervices will be held at Survivors include his wofe, Mrs. Dorothy I. Porter· three brothers P nnington Chapel at 1 p.m. Louis Porter of Richmond, Calif., and John and Erneaibdll' ~ Saturday, May 18. Austin; a ister, Miss Hazel Porter of Kyle, Tex., an uncle Rev. Asha"Y urvivors are hi wife, Allie Box Porter of Kyle; a stepson, Howard Johnson. Port r of San Marcos: three sons, Funeral services were held 'Saturday afternoon at the Phillips & athan Porter of Houston. Allen Ups~aw Funeral Home Chapel, Austin, the Rev. B.T. Page oftlciatlng. Porter of Fort Worth and Milton in Porter Jr. of California: brother; Bunal was the Evergreen Cemetery, Austin. Robert Porter or Cam ron : and ix Porter was born and reared at Kyle, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. grandchildren. Plumber Porter. He was an overl\Pa veteran of World Warn. Arrang m n und r the direction of P nnington Funeral Home. ff" 'f'G C(I. c.1r12..~.W Mrs. Neva M. Porter s-/zJ/73 t\llSTI - - r . a M . Braden of Porter. 77. of :HOO law Marjorie Ruth Parker Porter of son Hoad. uslin. died Austin died F b. 21 at the age of66. in an ust in hospital Tue - She is survived by h r husban_d, da. c cninK. Jul. 31 . Grover Daniel Porter Sr.; h r chil· Sur i\'Ors includ four dren Martha and Ross King, Daniel sons. John Dun an Porter Porter of San Marcos •. Deborah ~d 111 of Buda. imm Jack Roger Bam of Au tiJ'.l; grandchil Porter of C:orpu ' hri ·ti. dren M linda and DaVld Hall, Jen Bill Ed Port •r of Waco nifer and 5(:ott Dodd of San Marcos, Bonnie Cogdill of Dallas, Becky and and Hobert Bryan Porter of Lake Jackson: thre 'I Bill Hyatt of Sumter, S.C ..; gr at I daughters . t rs. I grandchildren John, Kath nne, and 3 I Matt Hyatt of Sumter, S.C. Porter Jackson of Hock I Services will be held Wedn sday porl. Mrs. Lu illc Po1:ter I 7 I at 10:30 a.m. at Forest Oa~ Fun~r Enis and tiss la I al Hom in Austin (Oak Hlll.) ~th Elise Porter. both of Au ' th Rev. A. D. Eberhart o~c1ating . tin: on brother. William i Interment will be at Live Oak John tile. of Austin: th re Cemetery. . sisters. Mrs. H. B. Kidd In lieu of flowers, memonals may of Lame a. tr . Fr cl be given to the Cogdill-Ford Fund at the First Baptist Church of San Marco. Posey t,/ Pratt I ~ y.r ,17, (I l"l. £.~ Graveside aerv1ces wW be held Mrs. Emeline Price 10 /'f/7J Saturday at 2 p.m. at C.ollege Station Mrs. H. Y. "Emeline in charge. Rev. William Clty Cemetery for R. Truett Pratt or San Marcos, wbo died Oct. 9 at the Martin" Price, HO, of Horick officiating with ageof88. Austin, Texas, passed burial in the Murphree He is survived by his wile, away at her home on Sep- Cemetery. Saralynn Pratt; four sons, Dr. L. T. 1 tember 23, 1973. Mrs. Pallbearers for the ser Pratt Sr. of San Antonio, Dr. G. A. Price was a 4th generation vice were H. Y. Price lII, PraUSr. of Bryan, Dr. D. R. Pratt of Texan. She was born in Patrick Price, Clyde KlngsvWe, and Dr. J . N. Pratt of Col· Waco, Texas, on October Thomp on, Roy Conner. J. lege Station; a stepdalJlbter, Mrs. 4, 1972 and moved to Cor W. Burney, and el son James ervice for Murray Pyland, 76, of w Braunfels will be held Tu day at 3 p.m . at the First Presbyterian Church of San Marco with interment 1 following at M mory Lawn " m tery. H died March 26. Pyland i urvived by his wit Grace Pyland, of ew Braunfels, one son Murry Pyl nd, Jr. or Portland. r on , on brother ubl tt Pyland of Abilene and four ist rs, Bernie Nichols of Houston Elizabeth W t moreland or San Antonio Mrs. Bob K rch ville of Kyl ' and Mrs. Cecil Evans of Kyl .