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| 8601 | member of Center Point Church baptized 4 March 1914, same day as her sister Bonnie | Clester, Mona Virgie (I5449)
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| 8602 | member of Center Point Church baptized 4 March 1914, same day as her sister Mona. | Clester, Bonnie May (I5448)
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| 8603 | member of Center Point Church Baptized at age 14 at Center Point Church during a revival meeting by Rev. F. DeGafferally on 16 September, 1908. | Hedges, Ralph Jewell (I94)
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| 8604 | member of Center Point Church Baptized at age 15 at Center Point Church during a revival meeting by Rev. F. DeGafferally on 10 September, 1908. When Center Point Church closed and was sold, George F. Hedges, Cora B. Hedges, Rollie Yeazel and Sophia Yeazel united with the Catlin Church of Christ on 17 September 1946. | Hedges, Sophia Cordella (I92)
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| 8605 | member of Center Point Church Baptized at Center Point Church during a revival meeting by Rev. F. DeGafferally on 15 September, 1908. On 3 January 1937 William B. Fox and Edd Hogan were elected deacons of Center Point Church. They joined Rollie Yeazel and Lonie Strond. | Fox, Willis Benton (I97)
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| 8606 | member of Center Point Church Baptized at Center Point Church during a revival meeting by Rev. F. DeGafferally on 16 September, 1908. | Dimick, Rebecca Jane "Jennie" (I212)
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| 8607 | member of Center Point Church Baptized at Center Point Church during a revival meeting by Rev. F. DeGafferally on 16 September, 1908. | Smith, James "Lester" (I293)
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| 8608 | member of Center Point Church Baptized at Center Point Church on 27 October 1909. | Hedges, Grace Gertrude (I96)
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| 8609 | member of Center Point Church baptized at Homer, 25 April 1934 | Yeazel, Howard Baldwin (I100)
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| 8610 | member of Center Point Church Charles Dimick was one of first seven deacons elected when Center Point Church was officially founded on 14 February 1891: Harvey Elliott, Edward Ellis, A.W. Shelby, Lee Cronkhite, James A. Hedges Jr. Herbert Stearns and Charles Dimick.. His daughter, Jennie, later married Jasper N. Hedges, nephew of James Alva Hedges, one of the founders of the church. On 7 April 1901, Charles one of four deacons listed: A. W. Shelly, Harvey Elliott, Edward Ellis, and Charles Dimick. | Dimick, Charles (I213)
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| 8611 | member of Center Point Church Edward Ellis was one of first seven deacons elected when Center Point Church was officially founded on 14 February 1891: Harvey Elliott, Edward Ellis, A.W. Shelby, Lee Cronkhite, James A. Hedges Jr., Herbert Stearns, and ___ Dimick. Edward's wife, Serona Hedges, was a daughter of James Alva Hedges who was one of the first five elders. She was also a cousin of Lee Cronkhite (husband of Ida May Hedges) and James A. Hedges, two of the other first seven deacons. On 7 April 1901, Charles one of four deacons listed: A. W. Shelly, Harvey Elliott, Edward Ellis, and Charles Dimick. | Ellis, Jasper Edward "Jay" (I281)
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| 8612 | member of Center Point Church James A. Hedges was one of first five elders elected when Center Point Church was officially founded on 14 February 1891: Richard Elliott, James A. Hedges, J. H. Parrish, B.F. Burton, and Franklin Pletch. His nephew, also named James Alva Hedges, was elected as one of the first seven deacons. His niece, Ida May Hedges Cronkhite's husband, Lee Cronkhite was also one of the first seven deacons. On 8 April 1901 E.L. Hawkins and George Hedges were elected as elders, joining James Alva Hedges and F. Pletch. George was a nephew of James Alva Hedges. | Hedges, James Alva (I11)
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| 8613 | member of Center Point Church James Alva Hedges was one of first seven deacons elected when Center Point Church was officially founded on 14 February 1891: Harvey Elliott, Edward Ellis, A.W. Shelby, Lee Cronkhite, James A. Hedges Jr., Herbert Stearns, and ___ Dimick. James' uncle James Alva Hedges was one of the first five elders. He was also a cousin of Lee Cronkhite (husband of Ida May Hedges) and Edward Ellis (husband of Serona Hedges), two of the other first seven deacons. | Hedges, James Alva (I24)
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| 8614 | member of Center Point Church Joined Center Point Church on 13 October 1940 and was baptized at Catlin on 20 October 1940 by Cecil Smith. | Fox, Joseph Benton (I5290)
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| 8615 | member of Center Point Church Joined Center Point Church on 13 October 1940 and was baptized at Catlin on 20 October 1940 by Cecil Smith. | Fox, Marion Fielden (I5349)
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| 8616 | member of Center Point Church Lee Cronkhite was one of first seven deacons elected when Center Point Church was officially founded on 14 February 1891: Harvey Elliott, Edward Ellis, A.W. Shelby, Lee Cronkhite, James A. Hedges Jr., Herbert Stearns, and ___ Dimick. Lee's wife, Ida May Hedges, was a niece of James Alva Hedges who was one of the first five elders. She was also a cousin of Edward Ellis and James A. Hedges, two of the other first seven deacons. | Cronkhite, Lee (I926)
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| 8617 | member of Center Point Church On & November 1909, Joe Adams and Arthur Dimick were elected deacons of Center Point Church, joining A.W. Shelly, E. L. Hires, Tom Smith and W. T. Cox. | Dimick, Henry Arthur (I1477)
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| 8618 | member of Center Point Church On 1 May 1932 Lonie Strand and Rollie Yeazel were elected deacons of Center Point Church. On 29 September 1940, Rollie Yeazal and Glen Moreman were elected trustees of Center Point Church to take the place of J.T. Edwards and John Smith. George F. Hedges remained as the third trustee. When Center Point Church closed and was sold, George F. Hedges, Cora B. Hedges, Rollie Yeazel and Sophia Yeazel united with the Catlin Church of Christ on 17 September 1946. | Yeazel, Chester "Rollie" (I93)
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| 8619 | member of Center Point Church On 12 August 1906, Tom Smith, W.T. Cox, and E.L. Hires were elected deacons of Center Point Church. On 7 November 1909, Joe Adams and Arthur Dimick were elected deacons of Center Point Church, joining A. W. Shelly, E. L. Hires, Tom Smith and W. T. Cox. On 19 October 1919 the following were elected deacons of Center Point Church: H.C. Parrish (one year), Tom Smith (two years), Gus Rees (three years), and John Smith (three years). | Smith, Thomas Laben (I290)
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| 8620 | member of Center Point Church On 8 April 1901 E.L. Hawkins and George Hedges were elected as elders, joining James Alva Hedges and F. Pletch. George was a nephew of James Alva Hedges. On 3 June 1906, George F. Hedges and E. L. Hawkins were elected trustees of Center Point Church, joining A. W. Shelly. On 19 October 1919 the following were elected elders of Center Point Church: Geo F. Hedges (one year), John Edwards (two years), and Harve Elliot (three years). Geo. F. Hedges was also elected clerk and treasurer. On 11 July 1920 T.J. Smith, and J.T. Edwards were elected trustees of Center Point Church, joining Geo. F. Hedges. When Center Point Church closed and was sold, George F. Hedges, Cora B. Hedges, Rollie Yeazel and Sophia Yeazel united with the Catlin Church of Christ on 17 September 1946. | Hedges, George Fielden (I82)
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| 8621 | member of Center Point Church When Center Point Church closed and was sold, George F. Hedges, Cora B. Hedges, Rollie Yeazel and Sophia Yeazel united with the Catlin Church of Christ on 17 September 1946. | Gritton, Cora Belle (I91)
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| 8622 | Member of Center Point Church | Clester, Arthur Charles (I331)
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| 8623 | Member of Center Point Church | Hedges, Lottie Pearl (I330)
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| 8624 | Member of Center Point Church | Cox, William (I1583)
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| 8625 | Member of Center Point Church | Daulton, Joseph B. (I1635)
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| 8626 | member of Center Point Church | Daulton, Myrtle Mae (I1638)
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| 8627 | member of Center Point Church | Daulton, Nannie Belle (I1637)
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| 8628 | member of Center Point Church | Tosh, Mary Etta (I214)
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| 8629 | member of Center Point Church | Hedges, Serona Demeree (I280)
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| 8630 | member of Center Point Church | Hedges, Ada Luvina (I289)
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| 8631 | member of Center Point Church | Allen, Philora (I19)
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| 8632 | member of Center Point Church | Hunt, Matilda (I403)
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| 8633 | member of Center Point Church | Hedges, Jasper Newton (I90)
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| 8634 | member of Center Point Church | Riggen, Robert (I1306)
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| 8635 | member of Center Point Church | Hedges, Mary Lucy "Mollie" (I1305)
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| 8636 | member of Center Point Church | Hedges, Mary Dalton (I88)
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| 8637 | member of Center Point Church | Easton, Daisy Irene (I299)
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| 8638 | member of Center Point Church | Smith, Leonard Wesley (I298)
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| 8639 | member of Center Point Church | Allen, Gladys Pearl (I294)
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| 8640 | member of Center Point Church | Hitchcock, Ada M. (I2084)
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| 8641 | member of Center Point Church | Daulton, Bessie (I5439)
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| 8642 | member of Center Point Church | Larry, Lulu (I5445)
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| 8643 | member of Center Point Church | Fox, George Wann (I5444)
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| 8644 | member of Center Point Church | Hedges, Isaac Sylvester (I308)
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| 8645 | member of Center Point Church | Dubree, Medora Ethel "Dora" (I309)
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| 8646 | member of Center Point Church | Kelly, Levina "Vina" (I5442)
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| 8647 | member of Center Point Church | Dimick, Gertrude F. (I5435)
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| 8648 | Memorial services for Jerry Lee White, 66, of Marietta, were held at 10 a.m. Thursday, May 24, at the First Baptist Church in Marietta, with Rev. Tommy Higle officiating. He was born April 17, 1935, in Cleveland, the son of William E. and Mildred Ruth Archer White, and died Monday, May 21, 2001, at this home. Mr. White had been a resident of Marietta since 1974 when he retired from the U.S. Air Force. He and Shirley Ann Keel were married in Marietta on January 2, 1959. He graduated from high school in Cleveland and then received an Associate Degree from Cooke County Junior College in Gainesville, Texas. He served in the U.S. Air Force 20 years, receiving numerous medals and commendations. Amount those honors were the Air Force Commendation with two Oak Leaf Clusters, the Vietnam Service Medal with two Bronze Stars, the Presidential Unit Citation, the Republic of Vietnam Commendation Medal, the National Defense Service Medal with one Bronze Star, the Air Force Longevity Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters, the Air Force Good Conduct Medal with six Oak Leaf Clusters, and the Vietnam Presidential Unit Citation. Mr. White served overseas in Japan, Turkey, Germany, Vietnam, Thailand and Okinawa during his Sir Force Career. After retiring from the military, Mr. White was a postal carrier for the U.S. Postal Service for 22 years. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1922 and also the American Legion Post 136. Mr. White also served on the Marietta City Council for six years, holding the office of Vice Mayor. At the time of his death, he was president of the Love County Military Museum. Mr. White was a member of the Church of Christ and avid hunter and fisherman. Survivors include his wife, Shirley Ann White of the home; a son and daughter-in-law, Terry Lee and Donna L. White of Turner; two brothers, Charles D. White and Robert R. White of Sand Springs; three sisters, Shirley A. Blackwell of Cleveland, Mary Lou McClary of Tulsa and Carol Ruth Fennell of Sand Springs; and three grandchildren, Ashley, Dustin and Casey. Mr. White was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Billy Richard White. Honorary pallbearers were members of the Love County Military Museum. Services were under the direction of Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home, Marietta. The family requests that memorial contributions be made to the Love County Military Museum c/o Wilma Easley, Treasurer, HC 73 Box 36, Marietta, OK 73448. | White, Jerry Lee (I4172)
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| 8649 | Memorial services for Mrs. Maxine Stephens, 80, a former Linneus resident, were held at 2 p.m. June 9 in the Linneus United Methodist church with the Rev. Gary Hancock, officiating. Burial in the Purdin cemetery. Mrs. Stephens died June 7 in Columbia. She was born December 27, 1903, in Purdin, daughter of Virgil and Maude Adams Lee. She was married to Orvyle H. Helms in 1926. He died in 1937. On December 12, 1957 she was married to Morris Stephens who survives. Other survivors include a son, Orvyle H. Helms, Columbia; two grandsons, Shawn and Dennis Dey, Columbia; a brother, Jimmie Lee, Purdin; a sister, Mary Swenson, Kansas City; two half-brothers, Richard Lee, Columbia and Bill Lee, Clovis, N.M.; and a half-sister, Helen Schmidt, Ottumwa, Ia. She was preceded in death by a brother, Eugene Lee. Mrs. Stephens taught school in rural Linn county for several years. She taught in Linneus from 1937 until 1968, and later taught in Brookfield. She also service as county superintendent of schools. She was a member of the Linneus United Methodist Church and its Women's Society, and belonged to the Laurel Club. Visitation was held at the Wright Funeral home the evening of June 8. The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune, Chillicothe, Missouri. Thursday, 14 June 1984. | Lee, Maxine (I5325)
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| 8650 | Memorial services for Nedra Earlee Smith age 77, of Chandler will be held at 5:30 P.M., Friday, January 31, 2020 at Bailey & Foster Chapel with Bro. Lee Evans officiating. Arrangements have been entrusted to Bailey & Foster Funeral Home. Mrs. Smith passed away January 16, 2020 in Palestine. She was born October 18, 1942 in Tyler, Texas to James Hern Parham and Elsie Marie Enix Parham. Mrs. Smith was a member of Westlake Baptist Church. She was employed with Quality Consulting Security as a security guard working at the balloon base. Mrs. Smith was preceded in death by her parents, and a brother, Lynn Olan Parham. She is survived by her sister Janell Williams of Huntsville, a niece Amanda Ramos and numerous other nieces and nephews. | Parham, Nedra Earlee (I4254)
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