Herbert H. Adcock, 45, former resident of Alvord, died Sunday in a Conroe, Tex. Hospital.
Services were at 2 p.m. Monday from First Baptist Church in Alvord with burial in Alvord Cemetery under direction of Rhyne Funeral Home.
Survivors include his widow, Elsie; a step daughter, Ellise; two sons, Herbie and Tommy; his mother, Mrs. J.R. Adcock of Alvord; six sisters, Mrs. R.C. Douglas, Mrs. B. Gray and Mrs. Harry Caywood, all of California, Mrs. T.J. Petty of Fort Worth, Mrs. M.A. Pritchett of Dallas and Mrs. George Tuttle of Arlington; one brother, L.E. of Conroe.
The Wise Times, Thursday, March 24, 1966
Services were at 2 p.m. Monday from First Baptist Church in Alvord with burial in Alvord Cemetery under direction of Rhyne Funeral Home.
Survivors include his widow, Elsie; a step daughter, Ellise; two sons, Herbie and Tommy; his mother, Mrs. J.R. Adcock of Alvord; six sisters, Mrs. R.C. Douglas, Mrs. B. Gray and Mrs. Harry Caywood, all of California, Mrs. T.J. Petty of Fort Worth, Mrs. M.A. Pritchett of Dallas and Mrs. George Tuttle of Arlington; one brother, L.E. of Conroe.
The Wise Times, Thursday, March 24, 1966
Herbert H. Adcock, 45, former resident of Alvord, died Sunday in a Conroe, Tex. Hospital.
Services were at 2 p.m. Monday from First Baptist Church in Alvord with burial in Alvord Cemetery under direction of Rhyne Funeral Home.
Survivors include his widow, Elsie; a step daughter, Ellise; two sons, Herbie and Tommy; his mother, Mrs. J.R. Adcock of Alvord; six sisters, Mrs. R.C. Douglas, Mrs. B. Gray and Mrs. Harry Caywood, all of California, Mrs. T.J. Petty of Fort Worth, Mrs. M.A. Pritchett of Dallas and Mrs. George Tuttle of Arlington; one brother, L.E. of Conroe.
The Wise Times, Thursday, March 24, 1966
Services were at 2 p.m. Monday from First Baptist Church in Alvord with burial in Alvord Cemetery under direction of Rhyne Funeral Home.
Survivors include his widow, Elsie; a step daughter, Ellise; two sons, Herbie and Tommy; his mother, Mrs. J.R. Adcock of Alvord; six sisters, Mrs. R.C. Douglas, Mrs. B. Gray and Mrs. Harry Caywood, all of California, Mrs. T.J. Petty of Fort Worth, Mrs. M.A. Pritchett of Dallas and Mrs. George Tuttle of Arlington; one brother, L.E. of Conroe.
The Wise Times, Thursday, March 24, 1966
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HERBERT H ADCOCK
TEXAS
1ST LT 425 N FTR SQ AAF
WORLD WAR II AM & 4 OLC
FEB 12 1921 MARCH 20 1966
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