BROWN COUNTY TEXAS – OBITUARY: WINSTON C. BOWDEN

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Brownwood Bulletin, May 23, 1925
Bowden Funeral Friday Morning At Broaddus Home

Rev. C. Q. Smith, pastor of the First Methodist Church, will be in charge of the 
services of Winston C. Bowden, 63 years of age, who died Wednesday morning at 
his residence on Greenleaf Street, following an automobile accident. The 
services will be at the home of I. L. Broaddus, 401 Congress Street, while the 
Masonic Lodge will be in charge at the grave in Greenleaf Cemetery. 

The services will be held at 10:00 o’clock Friday morning, it was announced this 
afternoon.

Active pallbearers are as follows: W. J. O’Dell, J. R. Kendall, E. J. Miller, V. 
E. Wood, George Kidd,and D. S. Camp.

Honorary pallbearers are Chas. M. Ratliff, O. L. Plyer, John Flowers, Will 
Talbot, James Ming, W. A. Bell, Brooke Smith, Sr., Burt Norwood, John Yantis, 
Ben Shropshire, Sid Oxford, Lee Roberts, Henry Wilson, Joe Gilliam, L. L. 
Mallow, P. A. Glanville, Fred Abney, Fred McCulley, Dr. A. L. Taylor, Dr. Joe 
Dildy, C. M. Carpenter, Roy Sims, Jim McCulley, R. B. Rogers, M. Romines, and 
Ralph Kingston.