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By Norman
Lowell McCarver, Sr. & Norman Lowell McCarver, Jr.
Century Press Of Texas, San Antonio, Texas
©
1958 by Norman Lowell McCarver
Lone Star Printing Company, San Antonio, Texas
Used with permission of Norman
Lowell McCarver, Jr. These electronic pages may not be reproduced in
any format by other organizations or individuals.
Biographical
Sketches - G
GABLE, ELVY CHALMERS, son of Grover Cleveland
Gable and Thuressa Irene Duke Gable, was born at Walter, Alabama,
September 26, 1910.
He attended school at Cullman, Alabama and was
graduated from Central High School at Decatur, Alabama with the Class
of 1930. After finishing high school he attended the University
of Texas at Austin.
In 1934 he accepted employment with the
Pictorial Review Company and this employment continued until
1936. In 1936 he owned and operated a drug store at Pleasanton,
Texas until 1939. From 1939 until 1942 he owned and operated an
auto supply store at Seguin, Texas.
In 1942 he entered the U. S. Air Force and
served during World War II. He received his discharge from
military service in September 1944 and went to work for the Pan
American Airways at Miami, Florida and worked for this firm until 1946.
On March 1, 1946 in partnership with Bill
Palmos, Demetre Palmos, and John R. Grace, he became associated in the
Super Sales Auto Supply Store in Hearne, Texas. In February 1952
he established Gables Auto Supply Store in Hearne.
Elvy Chalmers Gable married Altie Palmos,
daughter of George B. Palmos and Bobbie Rixney Greer Palmos of Hearne,
Texas, April 24, 1934, at Austin, Texas. Altie Palmos Gable was
born in Hearne, Texas and attended the Hearne public schools. She
graduated from Hearne High School with the Class of 1931. She
attended Mary Hardin Baylor College, Texas A. & M. College, the
University of Texas, Texas State College for Women, Southwest State
Teachers College, and Sam Houston State Teachers College. She
received her B.S. Degree from Texas State College for Women in 1936 and
her Master of Education Degree from Sam Houston State Teachers College
in 1955.
Elvy Chalmers Gable and Altie Palmos Gable have
a son, Chalmers Duke Gable. Elvy Chalmers Gable is a member of
Grace Methodist Church; a member of the Miles Scriviner American Legion
Post of Hearne; a member of the Hearne Lions Club; a member of the
Hearne Chamber of Commerce; and a member of the Camp Creek Water
Company. Altie Palmos Gable is a member of Grace Methodist Church
of Hearne; a member of the Woman's Society of Christian Service; a
member of the Order of the Eastern Star; a member of the Business &
Professional Women's Club; a member of the Hearne Study Club; a member
of the Hearne Welfare Association; a member of the State Teachers
Association; a member of the Robertson County Teachers Association; a
member of the Hearne junior Music Lovers Club; and a teacher in the
Hearne public schools.
GALLAGHER, DR. JOSEPH CHARLES, was born December 12, 1919
at Rossford, Ohio, the son of Joseph Charles Gallagher and Gertrude
McNaughton Gallagher.
He attended grade school at Rossford, Ohio and
later moved to Toledo, Ohio where he was graduated from St. John's High
School with the Class of 1937. In 1937 he entered the University
of Toledo where he was graduated with a B. S. Degree in 1941. He
entered Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Missouri
and received his medical degree in 1944. He interned at the
Missouri Baptist Hospital in St. Louis and his residency training was
received at Barnes General Hospital in St. Louis.
He practiced in Toledo, Ohio during 1947-48 and
then moved to Marlin, Texas where he became a member of the staff at
Buie Clinic.
In September 1954 he moved to Hearne, Texas and
became associated with the Medical &- Surgical Clinic and the
Hearne General Hospital.
Dr. Joseph Charles Gallagher
married Elaine V. Brandle, daughter of Theodore Charles Brandle and
Dolly Brandle of Bourbon, Missouri in May 1946. Elaine Brandle
Gallagher was born April 1, 1920 at Bourbon, Missouri. Dr. and
Mrs. Gallagher have three children: Sandra jean Gallagher, Joseph
Charles Gallagher III, and Debra Elaine Gallagher. Elaine Brandle
Gallagher was graduated from Bourbon, Missouri High School and attended
and graduated from Missouri Baptist School of Nursing and the Barnes
General Hospital School of Nursing and Anesthesia. She is a
member of the Texas Nurse Anesthetists Society and the American
Association of Nurse Anesthetists.
Dr. Joseph Charles Gallagher is a member of the
Brazos-Robertson Medical Society; The Texas Medical Society; the
American Medical Association; American College of Allergists; American
Society of Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Allergies; a member of the Mental
Health Committee of the Texas Medical Society; a communicant of St.
Mary's Catholic Church; a member of the Board of Directors of the
Hearne Chamber of Commerce; Chairman of the Industrial Committee of the
Hearne Chamber of Commerce; a member of the Hearne Agriculture
Foundation; and District Chairman for Robertson-Brazos County Boy
Scouts of America.
GARRETT,
ALFRED PRICE,
son of Dr. William Marion Garrett and Mary Reading Garrett, was born
February
23, 1914 in Crandall, Kaufman County, Texas.
He
moved to Edna, Texas with his parents in 1918 and attended the public
schools in
that city, graduating from Edna High School with the Class of 1931.
After finishing high school he attended Victoria junior College
at
Victoria, Texas. Later he was
employed at a theater in Edna and also was employed by an oil pipeline
company.
In
1933 he was employed by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company and
worked for
this company in Houston, Beaumont, Silsbee, and Huntsville in the East
Texas
District. He was transferred to
Hearne in 1936 and worked until 1942 when he enlisted in the U. S. Army
to serve
during World War II in the Southwest Pacific area.
He was discharged from military service February 5, 1945 and
returned to
Hearne to continue his employment with the Southwestern Bell Telephone
Company.
He terminated his employment with the telephone company August
25, 1947
and established Garrett Studio & Camera Shop on Fourth Street in
Hearne.
He
was married in Hearne to Miss Jimmie Lee Mason, daughter of Charles
Mason and
Polly West Mason of Rockdale, Texas, October 29, 1939.
Mrs. Garrett was born in Rockdale and attended public schools in
that
city, graduating from Rockdale High School with the Class of 1931.
She was employed by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for
several
years in Hearne. She was associated
with Mr. Garrett in the Garrett Studio & Camera Shop from 1947
through 1957.
Mr.
Garrett was active in the business life of Hearne and was a former
member of the
Hearne Volunteer Fire Department.
Early
in 1958, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett sold their studio and moved to Louisiana
to make
their home.
GEAN,
BUSTER E.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gean, was born in Sheridan, Arkansas, July 9,
1907.
He
attended and was graduated from high school in that city and later
attended
Henderson State Teachers College at Arkadelphia, Arkansas graduating in
1935.
While attending college he taught mathematics and science and
also taught
for two years after completing his college work.
He
went to work for Magnolia Petroleum Company in Louann, Arkansas in 1937
and
moved to Hearne, March 17, 1948 to continue his employment with that
company.
He
was married to Miss Mildred Walker in Chidester, Arkansas, June 3, 1934
and a
daughter, Kay Gean, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gean.
Mrs. Gean is a teacher in the Hearne Public Schools.
Kay Gean graduated from Hearne High School where she was
valedictorian of
the 1957 class. In receiving this
honor she followed in the footsteps of her parents who were also
valedictorians
of their high school classes and also their college classes.
The
Geans are members of the First Baptist Church of Hearne and Mr. Gean
holds
membership in the Masonic Lodge of Chidester, Arkansas.
GODE,
HUGO D. was born in Switzerland, October 31, 1878, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Gode, He
came to America with his parents in 1880 and settled in San Antonio,
Texas.
The family later moved to Franklin, Texas where his father was
engaged in
the cafe and saloon business, and it was also in Franklin that Mr. Gode
received
his public school education. Three
of Mr. Gode's sisters were born in America; Mrs. Bertha M. Beaumont,
Mrs. D. M.
Goodrich, and Mrs. T. R. Morgan. Bob Gode
was another member of the Gode family and he made
his home in New Braunfels, Texas.
Hugo D. Gode is a
deacon in the
First Baptist Church, a member of the Hearne Masonic Lodge, a member of
the
Hearne Rotary Club, and a member of the Hearne Chamber of Commerce.
For many years, Mr.
Gode has been
employed by the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, being first employed
by this
company in 1901. He served this
company at Trinity, Texas; Troup, Texas; and Round Rock, Texas before
coming to
Hearne to serve as freight agent.
Children of Mr. Gode
are: L. M. Gode,
H. A. Gode, R. K. Gode, Marvin H. Gode, Thelma Gode Nieman, and Mrs. W.
B.
Collier.
Hugo D. Gode died
September 24, 1958.
GRACE, JUDGE JOHN RAYMOND, son of Phillip Oscar Grace
and Mollie Sandifer Grace, was born March 19, 1904 in Robertson County,
Texas in the sand hills between Calvert and Franklin. He attended
the rural school at Center near Little Mississippi. Later he
attended public school in Calvert, Texas and was graduated from Calvert
High School with the Class of 1925. He attended Baylor University
and graduated with the Class of 1931 with an LLB Degree. While
attending Baylor University he was a member of the football team for
two years. He won track letters for three years and participated
in the shot put and discus throw, winning first place in, the shot put
in the Southwest Conference Track Sc Field Meet in 1930. During
1930 he was co-captain of the Baylor University track team.
In 1932 he was elected to serve as County
Attorney for Robertson County and took over the duties of this office
January 1, 1933. He served in this capacity for three consecutive
elective terms and completed his third term December 31, 1938.
On January 1, 1939 he moved to Hearne, Texas and
formed a law partnership with judge J. Felton Lane under the firm name
of Lane & Grace, and continued this partnership until the time of
judge Lane's death in June 1942. He continued his practice of law
in Hearne and in October 1945 formed a partnership with judge Bill
Palmos under the firm name of Grace & Palmos.
In September 1955, he was appointed General
Counsel of the State Bar of Texas and moved to Austin, Texas to assume
his new duties.
In addition to his law practice in Hearne, judge
John Raymond Grace, in partnership with judge Bill Palmos, Demetre
Palmos, and E. C. Gable formed the Super Sales organization, a retail
automobile parts agency and an automobile agency on Market Street.
judge Grace has also been active in farming and ranching activities in
Hearne and the Brazos Bottom area since 1940.
judge John Raymond Grace was married to Julia
Frances Neilson, daughter of Adrian B. Neilson and Beulah Ingraham
Neilson, at West, Texas, June 9, 1931. Julia Frances Neilson
Grace attended the West schools and was graduated from West High School
and later attended Baylor University at Waco. Mrs. Grace is a
former member of Grace Methodist Church; the Hearne Shakespeare Club;
and the Heane Music Club.
Judge John Raymond Grace served as City Attorney
for the City of Hearne from June 1942 until April 1945. He has
served as County Chairman of the American Red Cross; is a former member
and Director of the Hearne Chamber of Commerce; a charter member and
former president of the Hearne Lions Club; served two years as a member
of the Board of Directors of the State Bar of Texas; in 1938 served as
Vice President of the County-District Attorneys Association of Texas; a
former member of the Hearne Rotary Club; a member of the Golden Rule
Masonic Lodge of Hearne; a member of the Scottish Rite of Austin,
Texas; Shrine (Harem Temple, Waco); a member of the Highland Park
Baptist Church of Austin; a member of the Travis County Bar
Association; a member of the State Bar of Texas; a member of the
American Bar Association; and a charter member of the Hearne DCC.
GRAY,
HARRY S.,
son of J. E. Gray and Mamie Goggan Gray, was born in Caldwell, Texas,
January
21, 1885.
In
1894, at the age of 9 years, he came to Hearne to make his home when
the family
moved from their home in Caldwell.
He
attended the public schools in Hearne and at the early age of 16 years
he began
his employment with the H. & T. C. Railroad, this employment
continuing for
a period of 44 years.
He
was married to Miss Jessie Massey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Massey of
Hearne. Two children were born to
Mr. and Mrs. Gray: Martha Alice Gray Westmoreland and Evelyn Gray who
married
Bill "Jitterbug" Henderson, famed Texas A. & M. College athlete.
Mr. Gray, who died in
1945, was a
very worthy citizen of Hearne and a Christian gentleman whose faith was
exemplified in his everyday life.
His mother, Mamie
Goggan Gray, was
born in Alabama and came to Texas with her family and settled in
Millican, then
later moved to Hearne. She made her home
in Hearne until 1916 then moved to Houston
where she died at the age of 90 years. She
was very active in the Baptist Church of Hearne.
To celebrate her 90th birthday, she had her first airplane ride,
traveling from Houston to Galveston.
Children of Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Gray
were: Harry Gray, Ella Gray Hall, Alice Gray Crocker, Winnie Gray
Sally, John
Gray, and J. P. Gray.
GREEN,
JOHN WILLIE was born at DuBach, Louisiana, February 2, 1875, the son of John
Bradley Green
and Elizabeth Wright Green.
With
his parents and members of his family he moved to Elliott in Robertson
County,
Texas when he was a small child and was reared to young manhood in that
community before he moved to Hearne to accept employment.
He
was married to Miss Maud Owens of Calvert, Texas.
Three children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Green: Hixie Elizabeth
Green
Biggerstaff, Frances Louvenia Green McCown, and Dr. John W. Green Jr.
He was employed in
railroad work for
a period of 47 years, being freight agent for the H. gc T. C. Railroad
and prior
to this employment he was with the old Hearne &- Brazos Valley
Railroad
Company, this railroad later being purchased by the Southern Pacific
Railroad
Company.
Mr. Green was a
lifelong member of
the Baptist Church and served that congregation as Church Treasurer
several
years, was a member of the Board of Deacons, and served as Choir
Director.
For 18 years he was a
part owner of
the Hamilton Dry Goods Company, a firm that he helped to establish; J.
T.
Hamilton and T. A. Cullum being the other partners in the firm.
In his early manhood he
became
affiliated with the Masonic Lodge and was a highly respected member of
that
body. He was also a member of the
Hearne Rotary Club and the Hearne Chamber of Commerce.
John W. Green died
August 15, 1942
after serving many years as a useful and respected citizen of Hearne.
Mrs. Green died September 15, 1914.
GREEN,
ROBERT L.
was born in Louisiana, November 15, 1864 and moved with his family to
Texas in
1875. The family settled in Robertson
County in the Elliott
community where Mr. Green grew to young manhood.
His parents were John Bradley Green and Elizabeth Wright Green.
In 1884 he was married
to Miss Olive
McWilliams who was born in Shelby County, Texas and reared in the
Blackjack
community just east of Hearne. To
this union was born two sons: Thomas Edgar Green and Johnie Green; and
six
daughters: Gladys Green, Mary Green, Bessie Green, Corrie Green, Mattie
Green,
and Eloise Green. Corrie Green was
married to Claude Allen and Gladys Green was married to Ben F. Rikard.
Mrs. Green passed away in 1917.
Mr. Green's second
marriage was to
Annie Laurie Purifoy.
In early manhood Mr.
Green was
employed by the H. B. Easterwood Mercantile Company, a general
merchandise store
in Hearne, and worked for this firm for 30 years.
In 1916 Mr. Green went into the retail grocery business for
himself and
continued in this business up to the time of his death January 28, 1924.
He was honored
by his fellow
citizens in being elected to serve for many years on the Hearne City
Council. He was active in the First
Baptist Church and served on the
Board of Deacons.
GREEN, THOMAS EDGAR, son of Robert Lee Green
and Ada McWilliams Green, was born at Elliott in Robertson County,
Texas, November 22, 1885. His father was born in Alabama in 1864
and his mother was born at Blackjack in Robertson County, Texas in
1869. Thomas Edgar Green moved to Hearne, Texas with his family
in 1889. His father was employed as farm manager on the H. B.
Easterwood farms around Hearne.
He attended the public
school in Hearne that was held in the old Masonic Building located on
Cedar Street. The teacher of this school was Miss Carrie
Hostrasser, a pioneer citizen of Hearne.
In 1906, Thomas Edgar
Green was employed as a clerk in the freight station of the H. & T.
C. Railroad Company in Hearne and worked in this position for six years
under J. T. Palms, freight agent of this railroad. On October 19,
1919, he went to work for the Humble Pipe Line Company at Hearne as a
telegraph operator. In 1926, he was an oiler for this company at
the Hearne pump station. In 1930, he was promoted to station
engineer. He retired from the Humble Pipe Line Company, November
22, 1950 with 31 years of service.
Thomas Edgar Green
married Willine Clark, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. William Clark of
Hearne, Texas March 6, 1907. His wife was born in Houston, Texas
in 1889 and her father was a switchman for the H. & T. C. Railroad
Company in the Hearne yards. The following children were born to
Thomas Edgar Green and Willine Clark Green: Lenora Green, Ruth
Green, Thomas Edgar Green Jr., Ada Pearl Green, Jewel Green, William
Lee Green, Mary Louvenia Green, and James August Green. All of
their children attended the public schools of Hearne and Hearne High
School.
Thomas Edgar Green has
been a member of the First Baptist Church since 1899. He was a
member of the Humble Employees Federation and has been a member of the
Modern Woodmen of the World since 1910. He lived at 409 Riley
Street in Hearne for 47 years before selling his home in 1957.
Willine Clark Green
died in 1939.
On April 2, 1942,
Thomas Edgar Green married Elta Nola Murphy of Hearne, Texas. Two
sons, Randall J. Rogers and Gerald Rogers, were born to Elta Nola Green
by a previous marriage.
GREENWOOD,
CHARLIE,
was born November 20, 1893 on the family farm in Waller County, Texas
near
Hempstead, the son of James Lawrence Greenwood and Adeline Emily
Kennard
Greenwood.
He
attended school in the rural community and later attended the Union
School.
After his schooling he farmed for five years.
In 1917 he became a barber and worked at Waller, Texas.
Later he moved to Hempstead and continued his profession in that
city.
He also worked for one year in a barbershop in the Brazos Hotel
in
Houston, Texas.
He
moved to Hearne, Texas, March 5, 1926. On
October 22, 1916 he married Mabel Claire Bennatt, daughter of William
Marcus
Bennatt and Ida Ola Allen Bennett, at Union Church near Hempstead,
Texas.
Mrs. Greenwood's parents were prominent pioneer citizens of
Waller
County, Texas, her father having been born in the Dr. Leonard Groce
home, "Liendo"
in 1860. This home, built in 1853, is a
beautiful plantation home
located near Hempstead. Mrs.
Greenwood is a direct descendant of John Chiles, a member of the First
Continental Congress and a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Both
Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood are members of Grace Methodist Church, Mr.
Greenwood
being a member of the Board of Stewards. Mr.
Greenwood is a member of the Hearne Chamber of Commerce and the Hearne
Golfer's
Association.
Three
children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood: Ida Ola Greenwood Knapp,
Marian
Greenwood Yelverton, and Charles Allen Greenwood.
GRIFFIN,
THORNTON PEYTON
was born January 25, 1867 in Hearne, Texas.
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Griffiin, pioneer citizens
of the
Hearne community, and he lived his entire lifetime in Hearne.
He was married to Miss Lou Shaw, and two children were born to
them: a
daughter, Grace Griffin Adkisson, and a son T. P. Griffin Jr. Mr. and
Mrs.
Griffin had one grandson, Marsene Adkisson.
Mr. Griffin was elected
City Marshal
of Hearne in 1894 at the age of 27 years and served in this capacity
for 43
years, being elected to this office 21 consecutive times without
suffering a
single defeat at the polls.
After one of his
campaigns for the
office one of his opponents was reported to have said, "I lost the
election
to old Chief, but I found out one thing. There
are more liars in Hearne than any place in the world." This opponent
collected the sum total of five votes in the race.
In another election, another opponent of the Chief's is reported
to have
said after the election, "A man who doesn't have any more friends than
I
have should have a permit to carry a gun." This opponent received three
votes.
Chief Griffin retired
from the
office of City Marshal in 1937 after serving in this capacity for 43
years.
After his retirement he remained on the police force as a
'special'
officer up to the time of his death.
During his long tenure
of office,
Chief Griffiin was recognized as one of the most efficient peace
officers of the
state, displaying unusual skill and insight as a detective, capturing
many
fugitives from justice and fearlessly and impartially fulfilled the
duties of
his office. In the early years of Chief
Griffin's service, Hearne was
known as a tough
town being located at the crossroads of two main line railroads.
Many tough characters frequented the town and there were many
saloons
where the usual toughs congregated to settle their differences.
Throughout his long years of service, Hearne citizens looked to
Chief
Griffin for law and order, in fact, the name Chief Griffin, meant law
and order.
He was a courageous
peace officer
and feared no man while he respected the rights of all.
It has been said that he could see a man across the street and
tell
whether he had a gun on or not.
Chief Griffin wore a
big badge, a
large Texas Star, which was presented to him by officials of Anderson
County,
Texas in appreciation for his part in arresting a notorious criminal.
No mob ever took a prisoner from him but twice it was attempted
and he
placed the prisoners on horses and told them to "follow me" and he
took them to another jail and safety.
His knack of spotting
and picking up
criminals earned him statewide notoriety among peace officers, and as a
result
the criminal element soon learned to detour when passing through the
Hearne
territory.
Chief Griffin served
Hearne in the
days when the phrase, "Hearne, Hempstead and Hell" was coined, and in
those days this phrase was to be taken literally.
It meant just what it says ... Hearne was real tough.
The big pearl-handled, silver-plated Colt 45 that Chief Griffin
carried
was a present from a group of Hearne business men and it helped the
Chief in
many occasions in his dealings with the early Hearne desperadoes.
As the years went by
and Chief
Griffin was advanced to the rank of "Hearne Pioneer," there is every
reason to believe that he found happiness and contentment amid the
scenes of a
quiet and law abiding Texas town that he tamed, and loved throughout a
useful
and long life.
With the passing of
Chief Griffin
March 9, 1947, at the age of 80 years, Hearne lost a man who typified
the early
day Texas Marshal - the kind that added such a colorful and glorious
chapter to
the history of Texas.
GROGAN,
PATRICK S.
was born in Tennessee and attended the public schools of Jackson,
Tennessee and
Clarksdale, Mississippi.
He
married Miss Lee Beckham, daughter of Beverley W. Beckham and Sidney
Carr
Beckham of Hearne. One child was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Grogan, a daughter, Sidney Grogan Robedeau.
Patrick
S. Grogan was a resident of Hearne for many years where he was an
official of
the South Texas Cotton Oil Company. He
was a pioneer in the Texas cottonseed oil business and established
several
cotton seed oil plants in Texas. He
served as president of the Magnolia Provision Company of Houston,
president of
the Magnolia Cotton Oil Company of Giddings, Texas, President of the
Planters
Oil Company of Hearne and Taylor, and was managing director of the Fort
Bend
Cotton Oil Company of Richmond, Texas.
Patrick S. Grogan died
at the age of
64 years.
GUYNES,
DR. HENRY CALVIN,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Guynes, was born at Elliott, Texas, July 27,
1917, the
seventh child of a seventh child.
When
he was six years old in 1923 the family moved to Hearne and he attended
the
Hearne elementary school. He
entered Hearne High School in 1931 and graduated with the Class of 1935.
His freshman year in college was spent at the University of
Texas.
He then transferred to the University of North Carolina and
after two
years entered the North Carolina Medical School where he received a B.
S. Degee
in Medicine in 1939. He completed
his medical training there in 1940 and transferred to Tulane University
where he
received his M. D. June 3, 1942.
His
internship was at Southern Baptist Hospital in New Orleans. He then enlisted in the U. S. Army Medical
Corps and served
during World War II until 1946 when he was released from active
military duty.
He then entered a general residency at John D. Archibald
Memorial
Hospital at Thomasville, Georgia for four months.
In January 1947 he began practicing medicine at Mathis, Texas
and during
this same year he moved to Hearne and joined Dr. Elvin M. Boyd in the
operation
of the Hearne Clinic Hospital. These
two doctors later built the Hearne General Hospital.
On
November 18, 1942, Dr. Henry Calvin Guynes was married to Miss Jessie
Mae Curry
in Woodville, Mississippi. Three
children were born to Dr. and Mrs. Guynes: Nancy Gene Guynes, Marvin
Curry
Guynes, and Catherine Calvina Guynes.
Dr. Guynes, a member of the American
Legion and Army reserve, is a respected
anesthesia specialist in this section of the state.
He
has served as a member and as Secretary of the Board of Education of
the Hearne
Independent School District and was the 'adopted' doctor to the Hearne
Eagle
athletic teams for a number of years. During
his high school days he was captain of the Hearne Eagles Football Team
in 1934.
He is a former member of the Hearne Chamber of Commerce and the
Hearne
Rotary Club. Dr. Guynes and his
family are members of the Baptist Church.
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