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Tyler County’s newest Funeral Home

Proctors Mortuary
Insurance, Notary, & Pre-Needs

P.O.Box 16 • Hwy 69 at 2nd Ave. • 240 Pine Street •Kountze, Texas 77625
(409) 246-1710
Woodville: (409) 283-7000
Dependable • Courteous Service Fax: (866) 591-2688 www.proctorsmortuary.com

POLK COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY CONTACT JESSICA

FUNERAL HOME
and On-Site Crematory
913 U.S. Highway 190 West
LOCAL FAMILY OPERATED (409) 283-8131 www.rileysfuneralhome.com MELISSA & TERRY RILEY
PRINT Shop FOR ALL OF YOUR PRINTING NEEDS
936.327.4357
100 E. CALHOUN | LIVINGSTON, TEXAS
JESSICA@POLKCOUNTYPUBLISHING.COM

CHARLES ALPHIS CLEBURN HAZEL LEE JACKSON

Charles Alphis Cleburn Hazel Lee Jackson, 99, of

was born June 25, 1935, in
Honey Grove, Texas and
passed away November 3,
2019.
He was the son of Wood-
row Wilson Cleburn and
Johnnie Lucille Gladden, and
brother of Richard Michael
Cleburn, all who preceded
him in death. He has been a
cowboy, a welder, a welding
inspector and, in the end, a
farmer. He has been a hus-
band, a father, a grandfather,
a brother, an uncle, and a
friend. He traveled the world
working for Gulf Pipeline,
then Chevron Pipeline.
He dearly loved his wife,
Libbie Fain Filler Cleburn,
who passed in 2012. His sec-
ond love was his friend and
companion Sheila Rauch,
who stayed and shared life
with him the last 5 years. He
is survived by his daughter
Tracey Elizabeth Cleburn,
his stepchildren Marianne,
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A M
Woodville passed away Octo-
ber 31, 2019.
Born in Mineola, Texas to
the late Robert and Laberta
Thompson Jones, she lived in
Woodville for many years. She
was a loving and devoted wife,
mother, grandmother, sister
and friend to all who knew
Marjie, and Stuart Lee Filler, and loved her.
his sister Billie Lee Adams, Hazel was preceded in death Saturday, November 9, 2019,
by her parents; husband, Mor-
his nephews Mark (Diane) at 11 am at New Pilgrim Ap-
Perez, Richard Michael ris Jackson; son, Lozenzo Kiel; ostolic Church, 385 CR 4252,
Cleburn, Jr., and other nieces brothers, Roy Jones, Booker Woodville. Burial will follow
and nephews, grandchildren Jones and Carl Jones. at the Magnolia Cemetery
and great grandchildren, and He is survived by her lov- in Woodville. Visitation will
numerous cousins from both ing children, daughter, Tisha be held Friday, November 8,
the Cleburn and Alexander Marie Jackson of Houston and 2019, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.
families. Herbert Jones of Tennessee; at Riley Funeral Home.
A graveside service will be sisters, Mamie Williams of Services are held under the
held at the Hopewell Cem- Woodville; numerous grand- direction of Riley Funeral
Pictured left-to-right: Ivision Read and Leon and Pat Levens stand by the
etery at 12 noon on Novem- children, other family mem- Home and Crematorium, marker to designate Fellowship Cemetery as a historic site.
ber 6. bers and friends. Woodville.
Services are held under the
direction of Riley Funeral
Funeral service will be held 162
Fellowship Cemetery
dedicated with marker
Home and Crematorium. LADONNA GAY CARTER
198
Ladonna Gay Carter, 62,
Birthday Party for of Beaumont passed away from 2014 until recently to
WARREN – Fellowship
October 30, 2019. Cemetery in Warren has get the cemetery registered as
Born August 1, 1957 in been registered as a historical a historic cemetery.
Beaumont, Texas to the late landmark by the Texas His- Ivison Read, who served
Saturday, December 7 Lawrence and Anita Smith as president of the cemetery
torical Society.
1 p.m. at Black, she lived in Beaumont association for 44 years, pre-
State Representative James
most of her life. She worked sented the unveiling of the
White (R-Hillister) was on
for HEB in the produce and Chloe Jones of Beau- marker and read from some
department. hand at the dedication on text about the cemetery.
mont; sisters, Sherry Comp- Saturday, Oct. 19, along with
Ladonna was preceded in The dedication also fea-
ton of Dam-B and Cindy Tyler County Historical
Free & Family Friendly death by her parents and a tured Sacred Harp Singers,
Danna of Jasper. Association President Bob
Celebrate the true meaning of Christmas brother, Gary Black. who were directed by Warren
She is survived by her lov- A memorial service will be Morris and Claude Nowlin, High School Principal Jimbo
with candy canes and cupcakes ing children, Mandy and Paul held at a later date. president of the Fellowship Swinney. There were also
• Train Ride with Hot Cocoa • Fishing Jones of Beaumont, Misty Services are held under the Cemetery Association. They refreshments served to the
• Face Painting • Archery Carter of Vidor and Billy direction of Riley Funeral applauded the efforts of Pat guests and members of the
• Horseback Ride • Christmas Craft Carter of Vidor; grandchil- Home and Crematorium Levens to make the dedica- Fellowship Church congre-
dren, Trevor Milam of Vidor 119 tion a reality. Levens worked gation.
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Tyler County
Historical Commission
Open Meeting.
Meets on the second Tuesday of the month.
Next meeting: Tuesday, November 12
Commissioners Court-Tyler County Courthouse
Tyler County Courthouse Commemorative Knives are on
sale at the Heritage Village Gift Shop.
They make a great gift for birthdays, anniversaries and Christmas!
To order knives, call (409) 429-0868 All funds raised
from the knife sales go toward the renovation and
preservation of the Tyler Co. Courthouse, to its 1891 grandeur.
ALL contributions are tax exempt. 501(c)3. Send to: TC Courthouse Restoration
PO Box 777, Woodville, TX 75979

Allan Shivers Library and Museum

302 N. Charlton St. • Woodville, TX
409-283-3709 • Fax 409-283-5258
Director Rosemary Mosey-Bunch

Thank you to Anne Tolbert, Patsy Morris, and Murlin Barker for
your assistance with the trick-or-treaters.
Thank you to all who attended the book launching event for
Jamie Glawson.
Next event will be November 16th from 10:30 – 1:00. Book
launch of Jayn – Her Own Woman, is the story of Jayn Arden,
a young woman who bravely ventured into the field of archi-
tecture in the 1920s, a field dominated by men and details the
struggles she faced.
We offer services such as printing, faxing, and scanning. We can
now assist with scanning documents but you must provide your
own flash drive. Computer help is limited
Need help finding a job or updating your resume? Work Force
Solution’s will be here Mondays from 10-12 to assist with any-
thing job hunting related – Resumes, Job applications –computer
and paper, Job hunting, Signing up for Work in Texas, Career
counseling, ect.
If we don’t have the book you are looking for try the Inter-Li-
brary Loan system. For a $3 mailing fee we can borrow it from
another library anywhere in the USA.
Did you know that the library provides books to nursing home
ALABAMA-COUSHATTA patrons? If you or your loved one is interested in this service
TRIBE of TEXAS please let the library know.

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