Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Methodist Church in Center Point for Mrs. John Thomason, 81, who died at her home Saturday. Rev. Jerome Kosieki, pastor of the church officiated and interment was in the Center Point Cemetery, under the direction of the Smith Funeral Home.
A native of Center Point, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Wellborn, who moved to Center Point in 1873. The family settled on a farm near Center Point where the children grew into man and womanhood. She attended the schools in Center Point and had been a life-long member of the Methodist Church. After her marriage, she and Mr. Thomason lived in the town of Center Point, on the Camp Verde Road, moving a few years ago to a new house which they built in the center of town.
The survivors are her husband of the home address, two children, Mrs. Marcellus A. Rambie of Uvalde and Frank Thomason of Center Point; a sister, Mrs. S.H. Moore of Hearne, and a brother, Claud Wellborn of Center Point; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were younger men in the community whom Mrs. Wellborn had known for most of their lifetimes and included Curtis Edens, E.B. Hodges, Ralph N. White, Herman Burney, Prentice Witt, and W.R. Mabry.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
20 June 1957
A native of Center Point, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Wellborn, who moved to Center Point in 1873. The family settled on a farm near Center Point where the children grew into man and womanhood. She attended the schools in Center Point and had been a life-long member of the Methodist Church. After her marriage, she and Mr. Thomason lived in the town of Center Point, on the Camp Verde Road, moving a few years ago to a new house which they built in the center of town.
The survivors are her husband of the home address, two children, Mrs. Marcellus A. Rambie of Uvalde and Frank Thomason of Center Point; a sister, Mrs. S.H. Moore of Hearne, and a brother, Claud Wellborn of Center Point; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were younger men in the community whom Mrs. Wellborn had known for most of their lifetimes and included Curtis Edens, E.B. Hodges, Ralph N. White, Herman Burney, Prentice Witt, and W.R. Mabry.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
20 June 1957
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Methodist Church in Center Point for Mrs. John Thomason, 81, who died at her home Saturday. Rev. Jerome Kosieki, pastor of the church officiated and interment was in the Center Point Cemetery, under the direction of the Smith Funeral Home.
A native of Center Point, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Wellborn, who moved to Center Point in 1873. The family settled on a farm near Center Point where the children grew into man and womanhood. She attended the schools in Center Point and had been a life-long member of the Methodist Church. After her marriage, she and Mr. Thomason lived in the town of Center Point, on the Camp Verde Road, moving a few years ago to a new house which they built in the center of town.
The survivors are her husband of the home address, two children, Mrs. Marcellus A. Rambie of Uvalde and Frank Thomason of Center Point; a sister, Mrs. S.H. Moore of Hearne, and a brother, Claud Wellborn of Center Point; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were younger men in the community whom Mrs. Wellborn had known for most of their lifetimes and included Curtis Edens, E.B. Hodges, Ralph N. White, Herman Burney, Prentice Witt, and W.R. Mabry.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
20 June 1957
A native of Center Point, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H Wellborn, who moved to Center Point in 1873. The family settled on a farm near Center Point where the children grew into man and womanhood. She attended the schools in Center Point and had been a life-long member of the Methodist Church. After her marriage, she and Mr. Thomason lived in the town of Center Point, on the Camp Verde Road, moving a few years ago to a new house which they built in the center of town.
The survivors are her husband of the home address, two children, Mrs. Marcellus A. Rambie of Uvalde and Frank Thomason of Center Point; a sister, Mrs. S.H. Moore of Hearne, and a brother, Claud Wellborn of Center Point; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were younger men in the community whom Mrs. Wellborn had known for most of their lifetimes and included Curtis Edens, E.B. Hodges, Ralph N. White, Herman Burney, Prentice Witt, and W.R. Mabry.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
20 June 1957
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Thomason
John S
1869 - 1963
Father
Ellen W
1875 - 1957
Mother
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