The South Reporter Newspaper
Holly Springs, Miss.
June 22, 1950
MRS. MARY ODELL
Services for Mrs. Mary Tucker Odell, member of an old and prominent family, died Wednesday morning at 1:20 with heart failure at her home in Chulahoma.
Services will be held at 3 p. m. Thursday (today) at Reynolds Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Howard Aultman, Baptist minister will officiate, and burial will be in Hill Crest Cemetery under the direction of Reynolds Funeral Home.
Mrs. Odell was born on the Tucker Plantation at Tyro. She was the daughter of the late Jeremiah Dennis Tucker and Mrs. Sallie Stevenson Tucker. She married the late Charles Isaac Odell of Chulahoma and had made her home there since that time.
She leaves a son, Charlie Odell of Chulahoma; two daughters, Mrs. Marguerite Odell Whitten of Memphis and Mrs. Cliff Mabie of Hot Springs, Arkansas; three sisters, Mrs. E. A. Taylor of Memphis, Mrs. E. H. Odell and Mrs. Sam Saxon of Waco, Texas.
Holly Springs, Miss.
June 22, 1950
MRS. MARY ODELL
Services for Mrs. Mary Tucker Odell, member of an old and prominent family, died Wednesday morning at 1:20 with heart failure at her home in Chulahoma.
Services will be held at 3 p. m. Thursday (today) at Reynolds Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Howard Aultman, Baptist minister will officiate, and burial will be in Hill Crest Cemetery under the direction of Reynolds Funeral Home.
Mrs. Odell was born on the Tucker Plantation at Tyro. She was the daughter of the late Jeremiah Dennis Tucker and Mrs. Sallie Stevenson Tucker. She married the late Charles Isaac Odell of Chulahoma and had made her home there since that time.
She leaves a son, Charlie Odell of Chulahoma; two daughters, Mrs. Marguerite Odell Whitten of Memphis and Mrs. Cliff Mabie of Hot Springs, Arkansas; three sisters, Mrs. E. A. Taylor of Memphis, Mrs. E. H. Odell and Mrs. Sam Saxon of Waco, Texas.
The South Reporter Newspaper
Holly Springs, Miss.
June 22, 1950
MRS. MARY ODELL
Services for Mrs. Mary Tucker Odell, member of an old and prominent family, died Wednesday morning at 1:20 with heart failure at her home in Chulahoma.
Services will be held at 3 p. m. Thursday (today) at Reynolds Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Howard Aultman, Baptist minister will officiate, and burial will be in Hill Crest Cemetery under the direction of Reynolds Funeral Home.
Mrs. Odell was born on the Tucker Plantation at Tyro. She was the daughter of the late Jeremiah Dennis Tucker and Mrs. Sallie Stevenson Tucker. She married the late Charles Isaac Odell of Chulahoma and had made her home there since that time.
She leaves a son, Charlie Odell of Chulahoma; two daughters, Mrs. Marguerite Odell Whitten of Memphis and Mrs. Cliff Mabie of Hot Springs, Arkansas; three sisters, Mrs. E. A. Taylor of Memphis, Mrs. E. H. Odell and Mrs. Sam Saxon of Waco, Texas.
Holly Springs, Miss.
June 22, 1950
MRS. MARY ODELL
Services for Mrs. Mary Tucker Odell, member of an old and prominent family, died Wednesday morning at 1:20 with heart failure at her home in Chulahoma.
Services will be held at 3 p. m. Thursday (today) at Reynolds Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. Howard Aultman, Baptist minister will officiate, and burial will be in Hill Crest Cemetery under the direction of Reynolds Funeral Home.
Mrs. Odell was born on the Tucker Plantation at Tyro. She was the daughter of the late Jeremiah Dennis Tucker and Mrs. Sallie Stevenson Tucker. She married the late Charles Isaac Odell of Chulahoma and had made her home there since that time.
She leaves a son, Charlie Odell of Chulahoma; two daughters, Mrs. Marguerite Odell Whitten of Memphis and Mrs. Cliff Mabie of Hot Springs, Arkansas; three sisters, Mrs. E. A. Taylor of Memphis, Mrs. E. H. Odell and Mrs. Sam Saxon of Waco, Texas.
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