CAUDLE, J. J.

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The Dallas Morning News
Tuesday, June 11, 1946, Section II, Page 4

Westex Ginman Dies
	Plainview, Texas, June 10 (AP). - Funeral services for J. J. Caudle, 71,
who established one of the first cotton gins in West Texas, will be held Tuesday at
the Hale Center. Caudle, a native of Hopkins county, died Sunday night.