E. Wayne Mattox  

Our new postsmaster, E. Wayne Mattox, came up through the ranks and has mastered every phase of his exacting position. He was born near Culver and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad C. Mattox, longtime residents. After his graduation from the Culver High School in 1937, Wayne started his postal career in 1938 as a substitute carrier. He rapidly adavaced through the posts of special deliver messenger and parcel post carrier and for the past 12 years has served as clerk.

Postmaster-Designate Mattox is married to the former Sue Fletcher of Gary. They have three fine sons in their home at 448 South Shore Drive: FLetcher 7; Tony, 6: and Tommy 2. The Mattoxes are members of the Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church where he is a deacon and superintendent of the Junior department. He is fervently interested in high school sports and until his increased postal duties prevented, he served as basketball reporter for the Culver Citizen. IN addition to his other hobbies of hunting and fishing, Mr. Mattox is interested in all civic affairs including participation in the Lake Maxinkuckee Association, Inc.

...On December 31, 1963, the total membership of the Brotherhood was 268, which includes 18 members-at-large. We are happy to welcome two new members-at-large: ... and E. Wayne Mattox, Culver , Indiana. The Urantia Brotherhood School will begin the second semester on February 19, 1964...


Ernest Wayne Mattox Birth 18 Apr 1919 Marshall, Indiana Death 3 Oct 1984 Houston, Harris, Texas son of Conrad Charles Mattox and Ethel May McCall

E. Wayne Mattox
CULVER - Memorial services for E. Wayne Mattox, 65, of Houston, formerly of Culver, who died Wednesday in Methodist Hospital, Houston, will be at 11 a.m. Monday in the Grace United Church of Christ, Culver.

Cremation has taken place.

Mr. Mattox was born April 18, 1919.

In 1945, he married Suzanne Fletcher. She died in 1978.

Surviving are three s sons, Fletcher of Austin, Texas, Anthony of Alice, Texas, and Thomas of-Madisonville, Ky.; and a sister, Ruth Mackey of Culver. - The South Bend Tribune Sat, Oct 06, 1984 ·Page 2