H. B. McCORD Sr.
Services for H. B. McCord Sr. , a Lynn County Pioneer, was held on Wednesday , February 9, 1972 in the Tahoka First Baptist Church with the Rev. Jim Turner, pastor, officiating. Rev. George A. Dale of Lubbock assisted.
Masonic gravesite rites were in Tahoka Cemetery directed by White Funeral Home.
Mr. McCord, 73, died suddenly of natural causes at his home on Monday February 7th. He was born July 11, 1899 in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and came to Lynn County in 1916 from Baylor County.
He married Estelle Smith February 5, 1921 in Lynn County. Since 1931, he owned an automobile dealership in Tahoka.
A 50 year Mason, H.B. was mayor of Tahoka for two terms, a charter member of Tahoka Rotary Club, a board member of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority, former school board member and long time member of the First Baptist Church.
Survivers include his wife, a son, H. B. McCord Jr. of Tahoka; his mother Mrs. Mattie McCord of Tahoka; five sisters, Mrs. Willie Thomas, Mrs. Lena Short of Post, Mrs. Lucille Looker of Ingram, Mrs. Pauline Mott of Richardson and Mrs. Ruth Edwards of Denver City; and three grandsons, Jim, Gary, and Terry McCord.
Pallbearers were Borden Davis, Carl Griffing Jr., Ed Hamilton, Mel Leslie, A. L. Norman, C. W. Roberts, Charles Townes and Winston Whorton.
Honorary pallbearers were D. W. Gaignat, Clifford Gandy, Edward Bartley, Pete Hegi, Milt Uzzle, Claude Carter, Charlie Boswell, Jackie Henry, Oscar Crane, Ted Kuwaski, Turner Rogers, W. T. Kidwell, Jack Miller, Irving Stewart and Jack Hoskins.
Services for H. B. McCord Sr. , a Lynn County Pioneer, was held on Wednesday , February 9, 1972 in the Tahoka First Baptist Church with the Rev. Jim Turner, pastor, officiating. Rev. George A. Dale of Lubbock assisted.
Masonic gravesite rites were in Tahoka Cemetery directed by White Funeral Home.
Mr. McCord, 73, died suddenly of natural causes at his home on Monday February 7th. He was born July 11, 1899 in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and came to Lynn County in 1916 from Baylor County.
He married Estelle Smith February 5, 1921 in Lynn County. Since 1931, he owned an automobile dealership in Tahoka.
A 50 year Mason, H.B. was mayor of Tahoka for two terms, a charter member of Tahoka Rotary Club, a board member of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority, former school board member and long time member of the First Baptist Church.
Survivers include his wife, a son, H. B. McCord Jr. of Tahoka; his mother Mrs. Mattie McCord of Tahoka; five sisters, Mrs. Willie Thomas, Mrs. Lena Short of Post, Mrs. Lucille Looker of Ingram, Mrs. Pauline Mott of Richardson and Mrs. Ruth Edwards of Denver City; and three grandsons, Jim, Gary, and Terry McCord.
Pallbearers were Borden Davis, Carl Griffing Jr., Ed Hamilton, Mel Leslie, A. L. Norman, C. W. Roberts, Charles Townes and Winston Whorton.
Honorary pallbearers were D. W. Gaignat, Clifford Gandy, Edward Bartley, Pete Hegi, Milt Uzzle, Claude Carter, Charlie Boswell, Jackie Henry, Oscar Crane, Ted Kuwaski, Turner Rogers, W. T. Kidwell, Jack Miller, Irving Stewart and Jack Hoskins.
H. B. McCORD Sr.
Services for H. B. McCord Sr. , a Lynn County Pioneer, was held on Wednesday , February 9, 1972 in the Tahoka First Baptist Church with the Rev. Jim Turner, pastor, officiating. Rev. George A. Dale of Lubbock assisted.
Masonic gravesite rites were in Tahoka Cemetery directed by White Funeral Home.
Mr. McCord, 73, died suddenly of natural causes at his home on Monday February 7th. He was born July 11, 1899 in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and came to Lynn County in 1916 from Baylor County.
He married Estelle Smith February 5, 1921 in Lynn County. Since 1931, he owned an automobile dealership in Tahoka.
A 50 year Mason, H.B. was mayor of Tahoka for two terms, a charter member of Tahoka Rotary Club, a board member of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority, former school board member and long time member of the First Baptist Church.
Survivers include his wife, a son, H. B. McCord Jr. of Tahoka; his mother Mrs. Mattie McCord of Tahoka; five sisters, Mrs. Willie Thomas, Mrs. Lena Short of Post, Mrs. Lucille Looker of Ingram, Mrs. Pauline Mott of Richardson and Mrs. Ruth Edwards of Denver City; and three grandsons, Jim, Gary, and Terry McCord.
Pallbearers were Borden Davis, Carl Griffing Jr., Ed Hamilton, Mel Leslie, A. L. Norman, C. W. Roberts, Charles Townes and Winston Whorton.
Honorary pallbearers were D. W. Gaignat, Clifford Gandy, Edward Bartley, Pete Hegi, Milt Uzzle, Claude Carter, Charlie Boswell, Jackie Henry, Oscar Crane, Ted Kuwaski, Turner Rogers, W. T. Kidwell, Jack Miller, Irving Stewart and Jack Hoskins.
Services for H. B. McCord Sr. , a Lynn County Pioneer, was held on Wednesday , February 9, 1972 in the Tahoka First Baptist Church with the Rev. Jim Turner, pastor, officiating. Rev. George A. Dale of Lubbock assisted.
Masonic gravesite rites were in Tahoka Cemetery directed by White Funeral Home.
Mr. McCord, 73, died suddenly of natural causes at his home on Monday February 7th. He was born July 11, 1899 in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and came to Lynn County in 1916 from Baylor County.
He married Estelle Smith February 5, 1921 in Lynn County. Since 1931, he owned an automobile dealership in Tahoka.
A 50 year Mason, H.B. was mayor of Tahoka for two terms, a charter member of Tahoka Rotary Club, a board member of the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority, former school board member and long time member of the First Baptist Church.
Survivers include his wife, a son, H. B. McCord Jr. of Tahoka; his mother Mrs. Mattie McCord of Tahoka; five sisters, Mrs. Willie Thomas, Mrs. Lena Short of Post, Mrs. Lucille Looker of Ingram, Mrs. Pauline Mott of Richardson and Mrs. Ruth Edwards of Denver City; and three grandsons, Jim, Gary, and Terry McCord.
Pallbearers were Borden Davis, Carl Griffing Jr., Ed Hamilton, Mel Leslie, A. L. Norman, C. W. Roberts, Charles Townes and Winston Whorton.
Honorary pallbearers were D. W. Gaignat, Clifford Gandy, Edward Bartley, Pete Hegi, Milt Uzzle, Claude Carter, Charlie Boswell, Jackie Henry, Oscar Crane, Ted Kuwaski, Turner Rogers, W. T. Kidwell, Jack Miller, Irving Stewart and Jack Hoskins.
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