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Guy and Willie Reeves House- Four points- Now site of AutoNation Chevrolet former Hudiberg Chevrolet.

Home of H.M. & Inez Howe. The house was built by Joe Womack in the late 1940s. It is now the site of NRH Bursey Senior Center. Womack, a gunite contractor, constructed the house of gunite cement on 40 acres for his family in 1948.

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In this aerial view, the Haly Parchman home and farm are on the left; the Wade Cutchin home is on the right across Vance Road fronting Grapevine Highway. The Bill Mackey Dairy farm is in the upper left corner. The picture was taken in the 1940s.

Hattie Arwine Anderson (1868-1960) can be seen here sharpening a plow blade at the grindstone. The Arwines were a very prominent family in the Hurst area. Hattie married James Mordecai Anderson (1860-1936) who migrated to Texas from Indiana in 1883.…

Henry Shivers (Feb. 18, 1886- June 1962) was born northeast of Smithfield to John Thomas Shivers and Ruby Austin Shivers.

Former City Councilman Denver Mills sharing stories with Mayor Tommy Brown and former City Manager Rodger Line.

Herb Arnold being welcomed to Heritage Day (1997) by Pat Riddle, Mary Ruth Ellis, and Jane Dunkelberg.

Jo-Ann Goodnight Earl visiting the Heritage Day committee members, Mary Ruth Ellis and Cheryl Lyman.

Elected Officials of the 1990s.

Front row:
Linda Spurlock, Cheryl Lyman, Lyle Welch

Second row:
Charles Scoma, Jo-Ann Johnson, Ray Oujesky, Don Phifer,

Back row:
Byron Sibbett, Mack Garvin, Mark Wood.