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Burk, Jesse M. |
Jesse M. Burk, born
December 13, 1827 in His survivors are wife
Susannah, two sons and two daughters. Mr Burk lived in this county for
many years, and had accumulated considerable property. He had many friends who regret to hear of
his death. Burial at Burk's Schoolhouse Thursday. |
Submitter's note: This
is a handwritten copy of an obit that I received. It does not look at all
complete) |
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Cash, Rufus H. |
RUFUS
H. CASH RITES AT THAYER JUNE 2 (1964) Services were held June
2 at 2:00 p.m. at the Carter Chapel with Rev. Delbert Deavers
officiating for Rufus H. Cash, son of the late L. D. and Julia M. Michaels
Cash. He was born Feb. 25, 1884, at Survivors are three
sisters, Mrs. G. P. Wooldridge, Burial was in the |
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Coggins, Flodie
Pauline |
Flodie Pauline Coggins,
daughter of the late Joe Syruss Dunkerson
and Lona Mae Hackworth, was born April 26, 1922 in
Heart, She was united in
marriage to Lawrence Coggins on February 26, 1941
in Heart, She was a member of the
Salem Church of Christ. She was preceded in
death by her husband, parents, daughter Caroline Sue Coggins,
brother Mart Everett Dunkerson, and sister Vera
Faye Howard. |
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Dale, Sharon L. |
Sharon
L. Dale, 50, She
married Roger Dale on Oct. 28, 1989. She
was a secretary for Mrs.
Dale was preceded in death by her parents, Floyd Wayne and Ruth (Copeland)
Sims. She
was a member of Survivors:
her husband, Roger Dale of Lake Lafayette, Mo.; four sons, Michael Dale, and
wife, Brenda of the home; David Dale of Hawaii; and Scott Dale and Steven
Dale, both of the home; two brothers, Randy Sims of Orlando, Fla.; and Glen
Sims of Lake of the Ozarks, Mo.; and her grandson, Nathan Dale. Service:
10 a.m. Saturday, Clair United In lieu of flowers, the
family suggests memorials to the American Epilepsy Foundation. |
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Dunkerson, Lona
Mae |
Lona Mae Dunkerson,
daughter of the late Will Hackworth and Eliza Reed, was born May 12, 1891 in
Saddle, She was married
December 4, 1911 to Joe Syruss Dunkerson
in Hardy, Survivors include one
daughter, Flodie Coggins,
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Ellis, Sallie |
Mrs. Sallie Ellis, wife
of Uncle Wince Ellis died Sunday Dec 17 at the Ellis farm 4 miles south of
Mammoth Springs, of Paralysis. She was 102 years old
and leaves a husband, aged 104 years old, and several children, the baby
among whom is 49 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis are
native of Funeral Services were
conducted by Uncle Tom Wooldridge who had been intimately acquainted with the
decreased more than half a century.
She was buried in the |
Henrietta Kirby |
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Hall, Charles Luther |
Charles Luther Hall,
son of the late John D. Hall and Beryl Marie Boydston,
was born March 7, 1922 at Heart, Arkansas and departed this life Tuesday,
October 2, 1984 at the St. Vincent's Infirmary in Little Rock, Arkansas at
the age of 62 years, 6 months and 25 days. He was married to Ethel
Stroud, daughter of John Allen Stroud and Frankie Elizabeth Mooney, on
December 30, 1945 and to this union two sons were born. He is preceded in death
by his parents and one brother, Marvin, who passed away on August 24, 1984. He is survived by his
wife Ethel of the home in Salem, Arkansas; two sons, Larry Hall and Jerry
Carl "Toby" Hall of Salem, Arkansas; two brothers, Carl Hall of
Glencoe, Arkansas and Lester Hall of Joplin, Missouri; two sisters, Mrs. Tressie Clinton of Alicia, Arkansas and Mrs. Flavia Anthony of Royal Oak, Michigan and three
grandchildren, Carla Hall, Curtis Hall and Jason Hall. He was affiliated with
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Hall, John D. |
John D. Hall, son of
the late James Lane Hall and Eliza Ann Mitchell Hall, was born at Heart, He was united in
marriage to Beryl Marie Boydston in He leaves to mourn his
passing four sons, Luther Hall of Salem, Arkansas, Carl Hall of Salem,
Arkansas, Marvin Hall of Salem, Arkansas, Lester Hall of Joplin, Missouri,
two daughters, Mrs. Tressie Clinton of Alicia,
Arkansas, Mrs. Flavia Anthony of Troy, Michigan,
one sister, Mrs. Florence Cherry of Kansas City, Missouri, 11 grandchildren
and 18 great-grandchildren, other relatives and many friends. He was a retired
farmer. |
Carla Blanton |
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Hodges, Gertrude R.
Roberts |
Gertrude R. Hodges, of Gertrude was united in
marriage to Rev. Robert Lee Hodges on January 8, 1923, at She leaves to mourn her
passing: 5 sons: James Hodges of Burial at the |
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Holloway, Enid Mae
McDonald |
Enid Mae McDonald
Holloway of Survivors include 2
sons, Bill Holloway of Flint MI, Jack Holloway of Cherokee Village, Ark., 5
daughters, JoAnn McDaniel of Swartz Creek, MI,
Donna Hensley of Flint, MI, Rebecca Smith of Flushing MI, and Sharon Mathis
and Peggy Thompson both of Goodrich, MI. 14 grand children, three great grand
children. One brother Austin McDonald of Mammoth Spring, Ark., five sisters, Opal
Komm of Thayer, MO, Margie of Mammoth Spring, Ark., Thelma Carter, Alta Werbe, and Inez Coffenberry of
Kansas City, MO. Other relatives and friends. She was preceded in
death by her parents, husband, two sons, John and Keith, two sisters and one
brother. Services were held
Saturday, August 8, 1987. In the Salem Funeral Services Chapel, with Brother
Eldon Coil, officiating. Serving as pallbearers were John Spaulding, Bill
Mathis, Bill Smith, Brian Mathis, C.R. Holloway. |
Peggy Holloway-Thompson |
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Holloway, Will |
Will Holloway-Formerly
of Mr. Holloway retired
from Fisher Body Coldwater in 1970. He
was in the U. S. Navy during W.W.II, a member of the Masonic Lodge in Surviving are two sons
Bill, and wife JoAnn Holloway of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, Jack and wife Becky Holloway of Flint, MI; 5 daughters, Eric and JoAnn McDaniel of Swartz Creek, MI, William and Sharon
Mathis of Goodrich, MI, Russell and Donna Hensley of Flint, MI, Ron and Peggy
Thompson of Goodrich, MI, David and Becky Smith of Richmond Indiana. Fourteen
grand children, one great grandchild, one brother John Holloway, Oklahoma
City, OK, and Mrs. Laura Butler, of Camp, Arkansas. |
Peggy Holloway-Thompson |
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Humphreys, Loyd |
Loyd Humphreys, a native of Survivors are his wife,
Lottie, of the home and three children, Mrs. Joyce Jean Luman
of Borger, Tex., Mrs. Roy Jennings of Lubbock, Tex. and Clyde Smith of
Midland, Tex., four brothers, Dewey of Salem, Ark.; Kay of McCroy, Ark., Curtis of Mammoth Spring and Chester of Thayer;
three sisters Miss Erna Humphreys of Dodge City, Kansas, Mrs. Verna McBride
of Thayer; Mrs. Ruth Pitchford of Tulsa, Okla. Those from here who
attended the services were Chester Humphreys and the Charley McBrides of Thayer, Kay of McCroy.
They stopped in |
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Komm, Opal Amber |
Opal Amber Komm,
daughter of the late Benjamin McDonald and Crete Johnson McDonald, was born
February 17, 1919, in Fryatt She was a homemaker and
had been a member of the Presbyterian Church since early childhood. She was married June 5,
1937, in Survivors include three
children, Martin Luther Komm Jr., Donald E. Komm, and Frances Crete Wyatt all
of Thayer MO. Ten grandchildren, Brian, Jeremy, Martin IV, Quintin, Jason, Nickolas, Jamie, Michelle, Jessie, Jenna,
Kristin, Tammy and Makayla. Two sisters, Thelma
Carter of Services were Tuesday,
August 20, 1996, at 2 P.M. at Carter Funeral Home Chapel in Pallbearers, were Martin Komm III, Randy Komm,
Mike Komm, Fred Komm. Ken Komm, and Marvin Komm. |
Peggy Holloway-Thompson |
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Linderman, J. W. |
J. W. Linderman Funeral
January 11 Funeral Services were
held Jan. 11 in the Bryson chapel in Mammoth Spring, with Rev. E. O. Flowers
officiating, for J. W. Linderman. He
died Jan. 9 in the home of his daughter, Mrs. L. F. Hamilton, at the age of
86 years, 2 months, and 28 days. Burial was made in the (A separate newspaper
article on this death:) OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
ATTENDING LINDERMAN FUNERAL Those attending the
funeral of J. W. Linderman, Jan. 11 from out of town included, Carl Cooper,
Charles Cooper and Kenneth Cooper all of Kansas City, MO.: the Roy Martins
and children of Springfield, MO.; Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton of
Humansville, MO.; the A. W. O'Bryant family of
Truman Ark.; Miss Linda Linderman of Searcy, Ark.; Eugene Linderman of
Memphis, TN; the Amiel Coopers of Viola, Ark.; the
Bob Woods, the Shelby Floyds and the Oral Woods all of Salem, Ark. Also Mr. and Mrs. Claude Linderman of |
Wanda L. Garner |
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Linderman, Sarah Caldonia |
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
SARAH LINDERMAN HELD SUNDAY Sarah Caldonia Linderman, daughter of Wm. L. and Lucy Wood, was
born in Surviving, also, are 4
sisters; Maude Wood of Pollard, Ark., Laura Watson of Bristow, Okla., Ora Skaggs, who is at present at Kramath,
Calif., and Ollie Smith of Henrietta, Okla; two brothers J.M. Wood of Salem,
Ark., and Bob Wood of Blackwell, Okla; 23 grandchildren and 5 great
grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. She became a member of
the Funeral services were
conducted in the Baptist Church at Mammoth Spring, Ark. by Rev. Hugh Cooper
of Melbourne, Ark., assisted by Rev. Mayfield, local pastor and burial was
made in the Gum Spring Cemetery on March 19, 1950, seven of the grandsons
acting as pallbearers, namely: Ray Cooper, Carl Cooper, George Hamilton,
Charles Cooper, Kenneth Cooper, Erwin Cooper, and Russell Hamilton. |
Wanda L. Garner |
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McDonald, |
Austin McDonald, son of
the late Benjamin McDonald, and Crete Johnson McDonald was born July 27,
1909, in He was united in
marriage, July 4, 1950, in Mr McDonald was a life long farmer. Services held Saturday
at Carter Funeral Home Chapel Thayer MO with brother Clovis Ragsdale.
Internment was in |
Peggy Holloway-Thompson |
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McDonald, Ben B. |
Date of news paper July
15, 1938 Ben B. McDonald,
prominent farmer of Fryatt, passed away in the
Saint Bernard's hospital in Pallbearers were,
Howard Noblit, Wilbur Irvin, Dell Brown, W.C. Ladd,
Lester Collins, and L.G. Langston. Interment in Mr. Ben B McDonald was
born in Mr. McDonald is
survived by his wife, by seven daughters, Mrs. Loraine Ladd of Kansas City
Missouri, Mrs. Opal Komm of Fryatt, Mrs. Inez Burke
of Mammoth Springs, Miss Alta McDonald of Kansas City Missouri, and Misses
Thelma, Enid, and Marjorie McDonald of the home; by a son Mr. Austin McDonald
of Fryatt; by one sister Mrs. Effie Whiteside; and
two brothers W.M. and Roy McDonald.... There is another line
that is completely un-readable with my best magnifying glass. |
Peggy Holloway-Thompson |
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McDonald, |
Funeral Services for
Crete Johnson McDonald, 88 Mammoth Spring, She was married August
25, 1907, at Mammoth Spring to Ben B. McDonald, who preceded her in death in
1938. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church at Survivors include one
son, Austin McDonald, Mammoth Spring, Ark.; seven daughters, Mrs. Lorene Ladd
and Mrs. Alta Werbe, Kansas City, MO; Mrs. Thelma
Carter, Mammoth Spring, Ark.; Mrs. Opal Komm, Thayer MO., Mrs. Inez Coffenberry, New York, N.Y.; Mrs. Enid Holloway, Flint,
Mich.; Mrs. Marjorie Smith, Mammoth Spring, Ark.; three brothers, Lester Johnson,
Sioux Falls S.D.; Arthur John, Lenox, S.D., Harker
Johnson, Harrisburg S.D.; one sister, Mrs. Vina
Fritz of Madison, S.D.; 25 grandchildren, 34, great-grandchildren. Her parents, her
husband, five brothers, one sister, preceded her in death. The family will receive
friends Saturday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Carter Chapel in |
Peggy Holloway-Thompson |
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Montgomery, Othy Flavil |
Passed away Tuesday,
December 29, 1987 at He was preceded in
death by a daughter, Freida May in 1958, also his parents
William Ignatius and Susan Emma (Lynch) Montgomery, two brothers Lloyd and
Tom and three sisters Pauline, Lorene and Rita. Friends may call Friday 7-9
P.M. at the Bloomingdale Chapel, D.L. Miller Funeral Home where funeral
services will be held Saturday at 1 P.M. with Pastor Rick Stafford
officiating. Interment at the |
Judie Montgomery |
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Porter, Martha May
Michaels |
Services were held June
I at the Carter Chapel with Rev. Ben Weeks officiating for Martha May Porter,
daughter of the late John and Mary Hazelwood Michaels. She was born May 18, 1898 at She married John W.
Porter at Mammoth Spring on Dec. 31, 1914 and to this union, five children
were born. She is survived by her
husband, John W. of the home, two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Herbold, Mrs. Porter was
affiliated with the Assembly of God church. Burial was June 1
(1964) in the Moten cemetery by Carter Funeral Home of Thayer. Pallbearers were Clyde
Porter, J. D. Porter, Lawrence Porter, Earl Michaels, Everett Michaels, and
Orvis Shepard. |
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Sanders, Curtis Henry |
In Memory of Curtis Henry Sanders BORN-----May 13, 1941 DIED------January 14,
1986 SERVICES-----Saturday,
January 18,1986, 2:00 P.M., Leland Carter Chapel, MINISTER------Bro.
Lonnie Jones PALLBEARERS: Carroll
Reynolds, Ronnie Robbins, Gaston Richardson, Bert Doody,
Gene Maguffee, Rex James, Ricky Sanders, Vernon
Robbins, Roy Gene Rogers, Jr. INTERMENT— FUNERAL DIRECTOR—Leland
Carter Funeral Home, Curtis Henry Sanders,
of Mr. Sanders leaves to
mourn his passing: 2 Daughters: Erika Sanders, Monterey, California; Danika Sanders, Walla Walla,
Washington; Mother: Lillian Cantrell, Melbourne, Arkansas; 3 Brothers: Murlas Sanders, Monte Vista, Colorado; Jackie Sanders,
Viola, Arkansas; Larry Sanders, Mtn. Home, Arkansas; 5 Sisters: Della Glenn
and Connie Owens, both of Excelsior Springs, Missouri; Henrietta Comstock, Gepp, Arkansas; Loretta Tipton, Raytown, Missouri;
Shirley Oels, Mtn. Home, Arkansas; and 1
Step-sister: Deanna Wherry, Charlotte, Arkansas. He
was preceded in death by his father and one sister-Mary Dorene
Sanders. Curtis was employed by Navholz Construction Corporation of |
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Sanders, Jake
Washington |
Full Name: Jake
Washington Sanders Occupation: Farmer Place of Birth: Iuka, Place of Death: Township: Sex: Male Color or
Race: White Date of Birth: January
8, 1891 Date of Death: April
21, 1984 Age 93 years 3 months
13 days Hour of Death:10:58 p.m. Marital Status: Widowed Name of Wife: Magnolia
Pruitt Sanders Deceased: May 2, 1978 Name of Father: Andrew
Jackson Sanders, deceased Name of Mother: Julie
Ann Hively Sanders, deceased Date of Burial:
Wednesday, April 25, 1984 Hour of Funeral: 10:00
a.m. at Leland Carter Chapel Place of Burial: Minister: Rev. Price
Lovelace Singers: Senior
Citizens Choir Pallbearers: Robert
Gene Combs, Charles Soden, Howard Lee Sanders,
Ronald Keith Ninemire, Larry Dale Sanders, Doyle
Mitchell Was married to:
Magnolia Pruitt at Calico Rock, Church Affiliation: He was preceded in
death by his parents, Andrew and Julie Sanders, four brothers, two sisters,
two sons, and one daughter. He is survived by one
brother, Jim Sanders of Wichita, Kansas; Neil Sanders of Salem, Arkansas;
Jessie Sanders of Byron, Arkansas; Jack Sanders of Ellensburg, Washington;
Opal Combs of Bella Vista, Arkansas; Goldie Soden
of Longvies, Texas; Mertie
Ninemire of Kansas City, Missouri; and Billie Brown
of Dayton, Oregon. Of ten children born, seven are living. Grandchildren
living:29; Great Grandchildren: 62; Great Great Grandchildren 21. |
Della
Sanders Glenn, great-niece of Jake Washington Sanders. Information is from my
on personal information and from Leland Carter Funeral Home, |
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Sanders, James
"Jimmy" Owens |
James "Jimmy"
Owens Sanders was born November 29, 1910, at Mrs. Sanders was born
March 27, 1918. Her parents were John
Daniel Ross and Ada Ethel Russell Ross. Jimmy and Reable Sanders had six children: Velda Audean Sanders, born April 17, 1936 at Mitchell,
Arkansas, and married Harold Cantrell in December, 1951; Owen Lee Sanders,
born September 4, 1938, at Dolph, Arkansas, and
married Mary Lou French on December 16, 1957; Donnie Loren Sanders, born June
22, 1940, at Mitchell, Arkansas, and married Olene
Comstock on July 4, 1960; Wilma Jean Sanders, born April 16, 1944, at
Elizabeth, Arkansas, and married Willard Comstock on August 20, 1960; Donna
Sharon Sanders, born September 25, 1947, at Gepp,
Arkansas, and married Gene Maguffey on July 10,
1970; Polly Neoma Sanders, born August 21, 1949, at
Gepp, Arkansas, and married Bobby York on July 31,
1965. Jimmy Sanders was an
automobile mechanic and Reable was a housewife. Mr.
Sanders died on August 7, 1969, at 5:45 p.m. at the Mrs. Sanders was 51
years of age when her husband died, and she later married Joe Hopkins of Vidette, |
Della
Sanders Glenn, niece of James "Jimmy" Sanders. Information was
obtained from Mrs. Edna Reable Sanders, the Leland
Carter Funeral Home, in |
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Sanders, Magnolia
"Maggie" |
Magnolia
"Maggie" Sanders was born September 19, 1894 at Calico Rock, Age: 83 years, 7
months, 13 days. Hour of death:
2:00p.m. Married to Jake
Washington Sanders at Calico Rock, Name of Father: David
Elisha Pruitt, deceased. Maiden Name of Mother:
Elmina Melinda Tennessee Huggins, deceased. Length of residence
where died: 18 days. Date of Burial: Friday, May 5, 1978 at 3:00 p.m. at
Leland Carter Chapel, Minister: Rev. O'Dell
O'Neal and Rev. H. L. Porterfield Pallbearers: C. W. Soden, Ronald Ninemire, Howard
Sanders, Larry Sanders, Doyle Mitchell, Name of Brothers and
Sisters: Mrs. Jane Taylor of Three brothers and four
sisters precede; ˝ brother and ˝ sister precede in
death. Number of Children
born: 10 Living: 8. Noble
Sanders of Wenatchee, Washington; Mrs. Opal Combs of Indianapolis, Indiana;
Noel Sanders of Salem, Arkansas; Goldie Soden of
Little Rock, Arkansas; Jesse Sanders of Byron, Arkansas; Mrs. Mertie Ninemire of Kansas City,
Missouri; Mrs. Billie Brown of Dayton, Oregon; R. C. and Rosalee
Sanders preceded in death 29 Grandchildren, 53
Great Grandchildren, 9 Great Great Grandchildren Physician: Carl B.
Arnold |
Della
Sanders Glenn, great-niece of Magnolia "Maggie" Sanders. Information was from
the Leland Carter Funeral Home, |
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Shepard, Mary E. |
Mary E. Shepard was
born at She was married to
James Shepard at She is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. Thelma Stapleton of South Fork, Mrs. Eva Raymond of San
Bruno, Calif., Mrs. lama Turnbough, of Millbrae, Calif, and Mrs. Murrill Bussell of Kennewick, Washington, one son, Orvis Shepard
of Thayer; three brothers, Jim Michaels of Colfax, La., John Michaels of
Mammoth Spring, Dick Michaels, of Colfax, La., one sister, Mrs. Martha Porter
of Mammoth Spring, 12 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. She was a member of the
First Baptist Church of Thayer.
Services were April 2, at the Carter Chapel with Rev. P. O. Freeman
and Rev. Harold Hosler officiating with burial in
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Smith, Sherry Lee
Cooper Post |
Sherry Lee Cooper Post
Smith, daughter of Bill and Anna Faye Stephens Cooper, was born on November
15, 1948, in Sherry leaves to mourn
her passing: her husband, Robert Smith of Santa Clara, CA; one daughter,
Amanda McErlean of San Jose, CA,; one step-daughter,
Paula Smith of San Jose, CA; one son, Jeffery Post of San Jose, CA; her
parents, Bill and Anna Faye Cooper of Larkin, AR; one sister, Crystal Caraway
of Mt. Pleasant, AR; two brothers, Tony Cooper of Melbourne, AR, and Calvin
Cooper of Melbourne, AR; two grandchildren, Tara McErlean
and Jacob Post; two step-grandchildren, Bruce and Amber Smith; and a host of
nieces and nephews and other relatives and friends. Funeral service was
held Friday, November 13, 1998, at 2:00 p.m. at the Roman & Billy
Memorial Chapel in Pallbearers were John
Brown, Kirk Miller, Toby Smith, Charles Smith, Bucksey
Harmon and Gary Graham. |
Submitter note: Sherry
Cooper Post Smith was the grandaughter of Henry H.
and Violet M. Clifton Stephens, who are buried in the |
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Stephens, Gracie Luvenia |
Gracie Luvenia Stephens died Friday (March 29, 1996) at her
home. She was 87. Mrs. Stephens was born
June 13, 1908, in Mrs. Stephens was a
homemaker and a member of the Elizabeth Church of Christ. She was preceded in
death by her husband; her parents; two infant daughters, Annetta
Joyce and Shirley Racine Stephens; and two brothers, Rufus and Thomas Shoemate. Mrs. Stephens is
survived by five daughters, Winifred Crotts of
Byron, Ark., Allene James, Betty James, Pat Robbins
and Carol Richardson all of Elizabeth; three sisters, Ethel Young of Lathrop,
MO, Ellen Painter of Kansas City, MO, and Bernice Neal of Byron, Ark.; 16
grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; three great-great-grandchildren; and
many other relatives and friends. Services were Sunday at
the Elizabeth Chruch of Christ. Pallbearers were
Sam Jones, Robbie Robbins, Mike Robbins, Richie Richardson, Doug Richardson,
John James and Rusty Robbins. Burial was in the Memorials may be made
to the Children's Home of Paragould. Arrangements were made by Barker Funeral
Home of Salem. |
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Wayland, Hershell Franklin |
Born
5-1-1919 - Died 10-4-1998 Hershall Franklin Wayland, 78, of Salem, Ark. son of late Streve F. Wayland and Pearl Young Wayland, was born on
May 01, 1919, at Crossroads, Ark. He died Sunday, October 04, 1998, at the During his years, he
was self-employed, selling bait at Survivors include two
brothers, Fred Wayland and his wife Inez of Baker City, Oregon, and Wavil Wayland and wife Marie of Mtn. Home, Ark.; four
sisters, Auline Morgan and husband Don of
Elizabeth, Ark., Reamell Turner and husband Lewis
of Oklahoma City, Okla., and Helen Zumwalt and
husband Dale of Lexington, Ore.; several nieces and nephews; and friends. He was preceded in
death by two brothers, Darrel and Willie Wayland; one sister Lois Rand; one
half brother, and his father and mother. Services were held
Tuesday, October 06, 1998 at the Wises Chapel Baptist Church, at Cross Roads,
Ark., at 2 p.m., with Bro. Price Loveless officiating. Burial was in the NOTE from
submitter: His mother was Lucy Pearl
Young b. 3-19-1897 d. 9-19-1971. |
Jim Young |
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Young, Alvin |
He was married to Laura
Cantrell on March 7, 1915 in Survivors include his
sons, Cecil Young of Kansas City, Ks., G. W, Young of Mtn. Home, Ark., Billy
Young of Gepp, Ark., Odell Young of Seattle, Wash.,
Donald Ray of Mtn. Home, Ark. and Bobby Young of Wichita, Ks.; daughters,
Thelma Mahan and Eunice Martin of West Plains, Mo. and Winifred Krug of
Wichita Ks.; his brother Bailey Young of Kansas City, Mo.; sisters Nova Price
of Thayer, Mo. and Flossie McVay of Oregon; 30
grandchildren; 49 great-grandchildren and 20 great-great-grandchildren. He was preceded in
death by his wife, parents, two sons, three daughters, five brothers and
three sisters. Funeral services were
held Saturday, August 20, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. at the Elizabeth Church of
Christ with Bro. Roy Moss officiating. Pallbearers were Jimmy
Mahan, Dale Young, Gary young, Joe Young, Steve Young and Scott Young.
Honorary pallbearers were all the grandsons. Burial was in the Notes: Laura Young his
was Laura Ethel Cantrell b. 2-24-1897 d. 9-24-1985. Her parents were George S. Cantrell and
Jennie Hugh His sister Nova Alma
Price died 2-24-1996 at age 94 yrs. and 6 mos. |
Jim Young |
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