Charley David Stone

STONE, CHARLEY DAVID

Surnames: STONE, BOWERS, ALLEN, MARSHALL, HAYMAN, CRISWELL, SAURAGE, SHOTWELL, CARRAWAY.

Newspapers:
The Daily Democrat-Marlin, Texas
The Temple Telegram-Temple, Texas
Waco Times-Herald-Waco, Texas (missing)
Kingsville Record-Kingsville, Texas
Albuquerque Journal-Albuquerque, NM

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THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
Marlin, Texas, Wednesday, May 28, 1958

CHARLEY STONE OF
BLEVINS SUCCUMBS
TO HEART ATTACK

CHARLEY DAVID & LELLA MAY (BOWERS) STONE - c 1950

       Charley David Stone, age 67, died about 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 27, 1958, while he was being taken to a Waco hospital after being stricken suddenly with a heart attack at his Blevins home.
       He had been in ill health for some months but until the time he was stricken Tuesday he had been active about the and the attack was unexpected. After becoming ill Mrs. Stone, J. E. Bowers and Bernard Allen placed the sick man in an automobile and started to a hospital. At Eddy he appeared to be in a much worse condition and was transferred to an ambulance. He is said to have been dead upon arrival at a Waco hospital.
       Mr. Stone was born on December 12, 1891, at Eddy, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ab Stone. His wife was formerly Miss Lella Bowers of Blevins. They had resided in that community and engaged in farming, ranching and livestock raising.
       He was prominently known throughout Falls County and Central Texas. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Methodist church. He was president of the Eddy Cooperative Cotton Gin organization. He had served as a member of the Blevins School Board for a number of years. He had served as a Falls County committeeman for the Farmers' Administration.
       Wednesday the remains were at the Wilkirson and Hatch Funeral in Waco and one hour before the funeral services at 3 p.m. Thursday the body would lie in state at the Eddy Methodist Church.
       He is survived by his widow of Blevins; two sons, Clois Stone of Gatesville, and Charles Stone of Fredericksburg; three daughters, Mrs. R. P. Marshall of Kingsville, Mrs. E. W. Hayman of Dayton, and Mrs. Glenn Criswell of Albuquerque, New Mexico; three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Saurage, Mrs. Garvin Shotwell, and Mrs. Richard Carraway, all of Dallas; four brothers, Herbert Stone and Edgar Stone of Houston, Earl Stone and Culbert Stone of Port Arthur; also nine grandchildren.

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TEMPLE-TELEGRAM
Temple, Texas
Wednesday, May 28, 1958

C.D.STONE, 66,
DIES; FUNERAL
RITES PENDING

       EDDY--C.D.Stone, 66-year-old Blevins farmer-rancher, died Tuesday afternoon following a heart attack.
       He was born in Blevins and had lived in or near there all of his life and married the former Miss Lella Bowers.
       Stone was president of the Eddy Co-op gin, a Mason and a member of the Eddy Methodist church.
       He is survived by his widow; two sons, Clois Stone of Gatesville and Charles Stone of Fredericksburg; three daughters, Mrs. R.P. Marshall of Kingsville, Mrs. Eddy Hoyman of Dayton and Mrs. Glen Chriswell of New Mexico, several grandchildren.
       Funderal (sic) services are pending.

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Note: Mrs. Eddy Hoyman should read Mrs. Eddie Hayman.
Mrs. Glen Chriswell should read Mrs. Glenn Criswell-lsc

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KINGSVILLE RECORD
Kingsville, Texas

       KINGSVILLE (Sp) -- C. B. Stone, 68, died of a heart attack at Eddy Tuesday afternoon.
       A prominent Central Texas farmer and rancher, he had lived in Eddy all of his life. He was a member of the Methodist Church and the Masonic Lodge.
       Survivors include his wife, Mrs. C. B. Stone; two sons, Clois of Gatesville and Charles of Fredericksburg; three daughters, Mrs. R. E. Marshall of Kingsville, Mrs. E. W. Hayman of Dayton, and Mrs. Glenn Criswell of Albuquerque, N.M. and nine grandchildren.
       Funeral arrangements were incomplete Tuesday night.

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Note: C. B. Stone should read C. D. Stone
Mrs. C. B. Stone should read Mrs. C. D. Stone
Mrs. R. E. Marshall should read Mrs. R.P. Marshall-lsc

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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Saturday Morning - June 14, 1958.

BACK FROM FUNERAL

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Criswell, 505 Morningside Dr., SE, have returned from the funeral of her father, C. D. Stone, Eddy, Tex., who was stricken May 27 with a heart attack at the age of 67. A central Texas farmer and rancher, Mr. Stone was a Mason, a member of the Eddy Board of Education, and belonged to the Methodist Church. His survivors include his widow, two sons and three daughters.

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