Married Etta on March 3,1913
Children:
T.G. Hicks Jr.
Harold H. Hicks
Hylton Noel Hicks
T.G. Hicks, 68, died of a heart attack Monday about 7 pm, according to a verdict of Justice of the Peace E. M. Person, who held a inquest at the scene.
Mr. Hicks collapsed in front of his mule barn on Highway 96, approximately one mile north of the city limits.
He was a native of Dothan, Ala., and had made his home in Kirbyville for 45 years.
He was a livestock dealer and was widely known for his love of mules and for his trading slogan. "A Tolerable Square Deal." He was a member of the Baptist Church.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Etta Hollis Hicks of Kirbyville; three sons, T.G. Hicks Jr., and Robert Hicks of Dothan, Ala; three sisters, Mrs Willie World of Webb, ALa., Mrs. Frank Stephenson of dothan, Ala., and Miss Lois Beck of Thomasville, N. C., and one grandchild.
Children:
T.G. Hicks Jr.
Harold H. Hicks
Hylton Noel Hicks
T.G. Hicks, 68, died of a heart attack Monday about 7 pm, according to a verdict of Justice of the Peace E. M. Person, who held a inquest at the scene.
Mr. Hicks collapsed in front of his mule barn on Highway 96, approximately one mile north of the city limits.
He was a native of Dothan, Ala., and had made his home in Kirbyville for 45 years.
He was a livestock dealer and was widely known for his love of mules and for his trading slogan. "A Tolerable Square Deal." He was a member of the Baptist Church.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Etta Hollis Hicks of Kirbyville; three sons, T.G. Hicks Jr., and Robert Hicks of Dothan, Ala; three sisters, Mrs Willie World of Webb, ALa., Mrs. Frank Stephenson of dothan, Ala., and Miss Lois Beck of Thomasville, N. C., and one grandchild.
Married Etta on March 3,1913
Children:
T.G. Hicks Jr.
Harold H. Hicks
Hylton Noel Hicks
T.G. Hicks, 68, died of a heart attack Monday about 7 pm, according to a verdict of Justice of the Peace E. M. Person, who held a inquest at the scene.
Mr. Hicks collapsed in front of his mule barn on Highway 96, approximately one mile north of the city limits.
He was a native of Dothan, Ala., and had made his home in Kirbyville for 45 years.
He was a livestock dealer and was widely known for his love of mules and for his trading slogan. "A Tolerable Square Deal." He was a member of the Baptist Church.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Etta Hollis Hicks of Kirbyville; three sons, T.G. Hicks Jr., and Robert Hicks of Dothan, Ala; three sisters, Mrs Willie World of Webb, ALa., Mrs. Frank Stephenson of dothan, Ala., and Miss Lois Beck of Thomasville, N. C., and one grandchild.
Children:
T.G. Hicks Jr.
Harold H. Hicks
Hylton Noel Hicks
T.G. Hicks, 68, died of a heart attack Monday about 7 pm, according to a verdict of Justice of the Peace E. M. Person, who held a inquest at the scene.
Mr. Hicks collapsed in front of his mule barn on Highway 96, approximately one mile north of the city limits.
He was a native of Dothan, Ala., and had made his home in Kirbyville for 45 years.
He was a livestock dealer and was widely known for his love of mules and for his trading slogan. "A Tolerable Square Deal." He was a member of the Baptist Church.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Etta Hollis Hicks of Kirbyville; three sons, T.G. Hicks Jr., and Robert Hicks of Dothan, Ala; three sisters, Mrs Willie World of Webb, ALa., Mrs. Frank Stephenson of dothan, Ala., and Miss Lois Beck of Thomasville, N. C., and one grandchild.
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