W.W. I; Texas
MMI United States Navy
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Services for Calvin Arnold Douthit were held at Kinney Chapel with Jarrell Sharp officiating. Mr. Douthit owned / operated the Douthit Cotton Gin. He had amassed a great deal of land in the county. He was a member of the Stamford Rotary Club.
Mr. Douthit was a veteran of World War I.
Calvin Arnold Douthit married Jean Woodard at El Paso on 2 October 1925.
Mr. Douthit was dead on arrival after a two car collision between Stamford and Hamlin.
Survived by his wife; one brother - J.D. Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Zoe Reagan, Mrs. Lillie Barbee, Mrs. Doris Long; nieces and nephews.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1967-1969, page 151
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
MMI United States Navy
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Services for Calvin Arnold Douthit were held at Kinney Chapel with Jarrell Sharp officiating. Mr. Douthit owned / operated the Douthit Cotton Gin. He had amassed a great deal of land in the county. He was a member of the Stamford Rotary Club.
Mr. Douthit was a veteran of World War I.
Calvin Arnold Douthit married Jean Woodard at El Paso on 2 October 1925.
Mr. Douthit was dead on arrival after a two car collision between Stamford and Hamlin.
Survived by his wife; one brother - J.D. Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Zoe Reagan, Mrs. Lillie Barbee, Mrs. Doris Long; nieces and nephews.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1967-1969, page 151
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
W.W. I; Texas
MMI United States Navy
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Services for Calvin Arnold Douthit were held at Kinney Chapel with Jarrell Sharp officiating. Mr. Douthit owned / operated the Douthit Cotton Gin. He had amassed a great deal of land in the county. He was a member of the Stamford Rotary Club.
Mr. Douthit was a veteran of World War I.
Calvin Arnold Douthit married Jean Woodard at El Paso on 2 October 1925.
Mr. Douthit was dead on arrival after a two car collision between Stamford and Hamlin.
Survived by his wife; one brother - J.D. Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Zoe Reagan, Mrs. Lillie Barbee, Mrs. Doris Long; nieces and nephews.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1967-1969, page 151
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
MMI United States Navy
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Services for Calvin Arnold Douthit were held at Kinney Chapel with Jarrell Sharp officiating. Mr. Douthit owned / operated the Douthit Cotton Gin. He had amassed a great deal of land in the county. He was a member of the Stamford Rotary Club.
Mr. Douthit was a veteran of World War I.
Calvin Arnold Douthit married Jean Woodard at El Paso on 2 October 1925.
Mr. Douthit was dead on arrival after a two car collision between Stamford and Hamlin.
Survived by his wife; one brother - J.D. Douthit; three sisters - Mrs. Zoe Reagan, Mrs. Lillie Barbee, Mrs. Doris Long; nieces and nephews.
Kinney Funeral Home
Book 1967-1969, page 151
The Stamford American
contributed by Dorman Holub - June, 2014
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