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Rutherford, Senterfitt, Shannon, Shell, Slimp, Smith of Hays, Smith
Jn Memnry nf
of Lubbock, Spacek, Sparks, Staton, Steward, Mrs. Still, Stockard,
Storey, Stovell, Stump, Svadlenak, Swindell, Tatum, Teague, Thomas,
Timmons, Tinsley, Tippen, Tufares, Turner, Vale, Wagonseller, Walker,
Watson, Whiteside of Baylor, Whiteside of Smith, Whitworth, Wilkin-
son, Williams of Bexar, Williams of Scurry, Williamson, Willis of
The Reuprend James TR. Haren
Tarrant, Willis of Kaufman, Wilson, Windham, Wisener, Wood of
Smith, Wood of Houston, Woodruff, Yezak, Young, Zivley.
The resolution was read.
On the motion of Mr. Yezak the names of all the Members of the
House were added to the resolution as signers thereof.
Mr. Blount offered the following resolution:
The resolution was unanimously adopted by a rising vote.
H. S. R. No. 171, In memory of the Reverend James R. Maceo.
Whereas, On Sunday, April 3, 1949, at Big Spring, Texas, A1-
mighty God called from our earthly ranks the great soul of The
Reverend James R. Maceo, at the age of sixty-three years; and
Whereas, Death climaxed a colorful career for The Reverend
Maceo with two decades in the ministry. At the time of his death
he was rector of the St. Mary's Episcopal church, a post which he
had held for the past year; and
Whereas, The Reverend Maceo was born Jaime Roberto Maceo on
the high seas off Cuba. He was educated in England, and served in
the British Army during World War I. He came to Fort Worth,
Texas in 1919. After being admitted to the Texas State Bar in
1925, he served as an accountant and tax attorney. He began his
studies for the ministry at St. Andrews church in Fort Worth, and
received the Holy Orders in 1929, serving as curate at that church
and supplied at Decatur. He was one of the founders of St. John's
church in Fort Worth; and
Whereas, For ten years he was a member of the Texas Christian
University faculty in its school of business administration, and trans-
ferred to Big Spring from the Dallas diocese on March 1, 1948, to
become rector of the St. Mary's church. The Reverend Maceo had
served as a National Guard and Army Chaplain; and
Whereas, The Reverend Maceo is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elsie
Maceo; one son, James Robert Maceo, U. S. Navy; and one daughter,
Mrs. James S. Dieckmann, Midland, Michigan; and
Whereas, The Members of the Fifty-first Legislature of the State.
of Texas, wish to join with the bereaved family and many friends
of this great minister and "guiding light," in paying a last tribute
to his memory; now therefore, be it
Resolved, That copies of this Resolution, under the seal of the
House of Representatives, be sent to the members of his family;
and be it further
Resolved, That when the House adjourns today it do so in
memory of the late James R. Maceo.
Signed-Manford, Speaker; Abington, Aynesworth, Bell, Benton,
Bergman, Bradshaw, Briscoe, Brooks of Jefferson, Brooks of Red
River, Bryan, Cannon, Carter, Casey, Cassity, Caston, Caven, Cham-
(1531)
(1530)
[24 of 25]
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