PATSY RUTH JAMAR
Patsy Ruth, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, died of diphtheria Friday evening at Lamar hospital.
Funeral service of which Brown-Roden Funeral Home had charge, was conducted Saturday morning at Rockford community church by the Rev. Raymond Smoot of Emmanuel Baptist Church and burial was made at Rockford cemetery.
Surviving besides the parents are these brothers and sisters: Robert Jamar of Sulphur, Okla.; Jack, Pauline, Johnnie Jo, Billie Jean, and Mary Frances Jamar, all of Paris; and three grandparents, Mrs. Cora Cox of Paris and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Legate of Sulphur, Okla.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Oct 1939, Sun • Page 11
Patsy Ruth Jamar, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, is ill with diphtheria at Lamar Hospital.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
24 Oct 1989, Tue • Page 6
PATSY RUTH JAMAR
Among the first of Paris' "New Citizens" arriving in 1935 was Patsy Ruth, daughter born January 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar at 321 Moore street, near East Austin. The family lives now at the corner of Orange and South Seventeenth street.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Jul 1935, Mon • Page 5
Patsy Ruth, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, died of diphtheria Friday evening at Lamar hospital.
Funeral service of which Brown-Roden Funeral Home had charge, was conducted Saturday morning at Rockford community church by the Rev. Raymond Smoot of Emmanuel Baptist Church and burial was made at Rockford cemetery.
Surviving besides the parents are these brothers and sisters: Robert Jamar of Sulphur, Okla.; Jack, Pauline, Johnnie Jo, Billie Jean, and Mary Frances Jamar, all of Paris; and three grandparents, Mrs. Cora Cox of Paris and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Legate of Sulphur, Okla.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Oct 1939, Sun • Page 11
Patsy Ruth Jamar, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, is ill with diphtheria at Lamar Hospital.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
24 Oct 1989, Tue • Page 6
PATSY RUTH JAMAR
Among the first of Paris' "New Citizens" arriving in 1935 was Patsy Ruth, daughter born January 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar at 321 Moore street, near East Austin. The family lives now at the corner of Orange and South Seventeenth street.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Jul 1935, Mon • Page 5
PATSY RUTH JAMAR
Patsy Ruth, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, died of diphtheria Friday evening at Lamar hospital.
Funeral service of which Brown-Roden Funeral Home had charge, was conducted Saturday morning at Rockford community church by the Rev. Raymond Smoot of Emmanuel Baptist Church and burial was made at Rockford cemetery.
Surviving besides the parents are these brothers and sisters: Robert Jamar of Sulphur, Okla.; Jack, Pauline, Johnnie Jo, Billie Jean, and Mary Frances Jamar, all of Paris; and three grandparents, Mrs. Cora Cox of Paris and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Legate of Sulphur, Okla.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Oct 1939, Sun • Page 11
Patsy Ruth Jamar, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, is ill with diphtheria at Lamar Hospital.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
24 Oct 1989, Tue • Page 6
PATSY RUTH JAMAR
Among the first of Paris' "New Citizens" arriving in 1935 was Patsy Ruth, daughter born January 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar at 321 Moore street, near East Austin. The family lives now at the corner of Orange and South Seventeenth street.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Jul 1935, Mon • Page 5
Patsy Ruth, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, died of diphtheria Friday evening at Lamar hospital.
Funeral service of which Brown-Roden Funeral Home had charge, was conducted Saturday morning at Rockford community church by the Rev. Raymond Smoot of Emmanuel Baptist Church and burial was made at Rockford cemetery.
Surviving besides the parents are these brothers and sisters: Robert Jamar of Sulphur, Okla.; Jack, Pauline, Johnnie Jo, Billie Jean, and Mary Frances Jamar, all of Paris; and three grandparents, Mrs. Cora Cox of Paris and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Legate of Sulphur, Okla.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Oct 1939, Sun • Page 11
Patsy Ruth Jamar, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Jamar, 74 South Fourteenth Street, is ill with diphtheria at Lamar Hospital.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
24 Oct 1989, Tue • Page 6
PATSY RUTH JAMAR
Among the first of Paris' "New Citizens" arriving in 1935 was Patsy Ruth, daughter born January 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jamar at 321 Moore street, near East Austin. The family lives now at the corner of Orange and South Seventeenth street.
The Paris News
Paris, Texas
29 Jul 1935, Mon • Page 5
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