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02-07-2007 70 Years Ago January 30, 1937 to February 5, 1937 Marriage licenses issued during January Bill Pierce and Zelpha Barlow; Ernest T. Arline and Vella Rains; Sewell Ledbetter and Lizzie Smith; Thomas B. Hunter and Lois Bowers; C.H. Myers and Vilda P. Ledbetter; J.M. Crawford and Ana Lee Sevier; Leo Boles and Imogene Stewart; Bill Perry and Alma Westmoreland; Ester Burgess and Olyne Holman; and Elmo Bilbrey and Emma England.
Funeral services held for Richard Thomas Carr He was honorable and uncompromising in contending for what he believed to be right. He had been a faithful member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows more than forty years. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Willie C. Stockton of Rickman; and three brothers, C.T. and S.E. Carr of Livingston, and Harrison Carr of Okema, Oklahoma. Funeral services were held at the residence of Elder J. Brockett Hastings on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. and were concluded at the Copeland grave yard, two miles south of Livingston at 11 o'clock, where Livingston Lodge No. 302m I.O.O.F., had charge and administered the rites of the order.
Rites held for Mrs. Tennie D. Hammons She was a member of the Methodist Church, affiliating with the Paran congregation. Surviving besides her husband are one daughter, Tina Belle Hammons, of Rickman; three sons, Paul and George Hammons of Overton County, and Lester Dishman of Crossville; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Ramsey and Mrs. Alice Copeland of Allred; and four brothers, Ed and Thomas Dishman of Brotherton and George and Denton Dishman of Overton County. Funeral services were held Monday morning at Paran church, with burial in Paran cemetery.
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