Abilene, Texas
July 12, 1954
page 9
BRUCE BRYANT Rites Set at Austin
Austin, July 12: Funeral for BRUCE BRYANT, 77, former assistant attorney general, was to be held here Monday and the body will be shipped to Haskell for burial Tuesday. Mr. Bryant died here Saturday. He is survived by his wife, three sons, FRANK BRYANT of San Angelo, JOE BRYANT of Greenville, and W. D. BRYANT of Corpus Christi; and a daughter Mrs. VIRGIL REYNOLDS of Denver, Colorado. Bryant also served as state representative in the 34th and 35th state legislature from Haskell. He was district judge for the 39th judicial district at Haskell and was a member of the first State Pardons Board.
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Abilene, Texas
July 12, 1954
page 9
BRUCE BRYANT Rites Set at Austin
Austin, July 12: Funeral for BRUCE BRYANT, 77, former assistant attorney general, was to be held here Monday and the body will be shipped to Haskell for burial Tuesday. Mr. Bryant died here Saturday. He is survived by his wife, three sons, FRANK BRYANT of San Angelo, JOE BRYANT of Greenville, and W. D. BRYANT of Corpus Christi; and a daughter Mrs. VIRGIL REYNOLDS of Denver, Colorado. Bryant also served as state representative in the 34th and 35th state legislature from Haskell. He was district judge for the 39th judicial district at Haskell and was a member of the first State Pardons Board.
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