March 24, 1935 p.7 sec. A - The Lawton Constitution
MRS. RAY FUNERAL HELD AT LETITIA CHURCH SATURDAY - Mrs. Minnie Mae Ray, 54, wife of William M. Ray, well known farmer residing 10 1/2 miles southeast of the city, died at the farm home Friday morning following an illness of three weeks.
Mrs. Ray was born near Purdy, Okla., June 18,1880. She was married to Ray in October, 1899 at Mansville, Okla., and came to Comanche county in 1915 from Johnson County, residing here since.
In early life she united with a Methodist church and has lived a consistent Christian life. At the time of her death she was a member of the Hulen Methodist Church. She was of a quiet demeaner but had a host of close friends who sympathize with the members of her family in her death.
Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Grady, Leslie, Andrew and J. T., also two daughters, Mrs. Mattie McCoy and Miss Verna[h], at home. All however, reside in the same community. She also is survived by 10 grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Etta Caraway of Ravia, Okla., and his [her]brothers, Wesley, John and Owen Norton of Rush Springs; Minos Norton of Mansville and Sam Norton of Ravia, and other relatives.
Funeral services were held at the Letitia Baptist church Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Lawrence Browa (sic), pastor of the Hulen Methodist church, officiating, and was largely attended and the floral offerings were beautiful.
The funeral selections were sung by Mrs. Glen Dayton, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. Will Miller, Miss Alice Payne, Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson, Miss Louise McCoy and Loy Wilson, with Mrs. Theodore Ketals as the pianist. The flower girls were Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson and Miss Louise McCoy. The bearers were H. J. Franklin, Edmond Franklin, Carl Sims, Bard (sic) Tallaferro, Fred Fisher and Joe Zimmerman.
Burial was made in the family plot in the Letitia cemetery under direction of the Ritter Funeral home.
Contributor: Robert Mullen (50123091)
MRS. RAY FUNERAL HELD AT LETITIA CHURCH SATURDAY - Mrs. Minnie Mae Ray, 54, wife of William M. Ray, well known farmer residing 10 1/2 miles southeast of the city, died at the farm home Friday morning following an illness of three weeks.
Mrs. Ray was born near Purdy, Okla., June 18,1880. She was married to Ray in October, 1899 at Mansville, Okla., and came to Comanche county in 1915 from Johnson County, residing here since.
In early life she united with a Methodist church and has lived a consistent Christian life. At the time of her death she was a member of the Hulen Methodist Church. She was of a quiet demeaner but had a host of close friends who sympathize with the members of her family in her death.
Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Grady, Leslie, Andrew and J. T., also two daughters, Mrs. Mattie McCoy and Miss Verna[h], at home. All however, reside in the same community. She also is survived by 10 grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Etta Caraway of Ravia, Okla., and his [her]brothers, Wesley, John and Owen Norton of Rush Springs; Minos Norton of Mansville and Sam Norton of Ravia, and other relatives.
Funeral services were held at the Letitia Baptist church Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Lawrence Browa (sic), pastor of the Hulen Methodist church, officiating, and was largely attended and the floral offerings were beautiful.
The funeral selections were sung by Mrs. Glen Dayton, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. Will Miller, Miss Alice Payne, Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson, Miss Louise McCoy and Loy Wilson, with Mrs. Theodore Ketals as the pianist. The flower girls were Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson and Miss Louise McCoy. The bearers were H. J. Franklin, Edmond Franklin, Carl Sims, Bard (sic) Tallaferro, Fred Fisher and Joe Zimmerman.
Burial was made in the family plot in the Letitia cemetery under direction of the Ritter Funeral home.
Contributor: Robert Mullen (50123091)
March 24, 1935 p.7 sec. A - The Lawton Constitution
MRS. RAY FUNERAL HELD AT LETITIA CHURCH SATURDAY - Mrs. Minnie Mae Ray, 54, wife of William M. Ray, well known farmer residing 10 1/2 miles southeast of the city, died at the farm home Friday morning following an illness of three weeks.
Mrs. Ray was born near Purdy, Okla., June 18,1880. She was married to Ray in October, 1899 at Mansville, Okla., and came to Comanche county in 1915 from Johnson County, residing here since.
In early life she united with a Methodist church and has lived a consistent Christian life. At the time of her death she was a member of the Hulen Methodist Church. She was of a quiet demeaner but had a host of close friends who sympathize with the members of her family in her death.
Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Grady, Leslie, Andrew and J. T., also two daughters, Mrs. Mattie McCoy and Miss Verna[h], at home. All however, reside in the same community. She also is survived by 10 grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Etta Caraway of Ravia, Okla., and his [her]brothers, Wesley, John and Owen Norton of Rush Springs; Minos Norton of Mansville and Sam Norton of Ravia, and other relatives.
Funeral services were held at the Letitia Baptist church Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Lawrence Browa (sic), pastor of the Hulen Methodist church, officiating, and was largely attended and the floral offerings were beautiful.
The funeral selections were sung by Mrs. Glen Dayton, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. Will Miller, Miss Alice Payne, Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson, Miss Louise McCoy and Loy Wilson, with Mrs. Theodore Ketals as the pianist. The flower girls were Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson and Miss Louise McCoy. The bearers were H. J. Franklin, Edmond Franklin, Carl Sims, Bard (sic) Tallaferro, Fred Fisher and Joe Zimmerman.
Burial was made in the family plot in the Letitia cemetery under direction of the Ritter Funeral home.
Contributor: Robert Mullen (50123091)
MRS. RAY FUNERAL HELD AT LETITIA CHURCH SATURDAY - Mrs. Minnie Mae Ray, 54, wife of William M. Ray, well known farmer residing 10 1/2 miles southeast of the city, died at the farm home Friday morning following an illness of three weeks.
Mrs. Ray was born near Purdy, Okla., June 18,1880. She was married to Ray in October, 1899 at Mansville, Okla., and came to Comanche county in 1915 from Johnson County, residing here since.
In early life she united with a Methodist church and has lived a consistent Christian life. At the time of her death she was a member of the Hulen Methodist Church. She was of a quiet demeaner but had a host of close friends who sympathize with the members of her family in her death.
Besides her husband she is survived by four sons, Grady, Leslie, Andrew and J. T., also two daughters, Mrs. Mattie McCoy and Miss Verna[h], at home. All however, reside in the same community. She also is survived by 10 grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Etta Caraway of Ravia, Okla., and his [her]brothers, Wesley, John and Owen Norton of Rush Springs; Minos Norton of Mansville and Sam Norton of Ravia, and other relatives.
Funeral services were held at the Letitia Baptist church Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Lawrence Browa (sic), pastor of the Hulen Methodist church, officiating, and was largely attended and the floral offerings were beautiful.
The funeral selections were sung by Mrs. Glen Dayton, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs. Will Miller, Miss Alice Payne, Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson, Miss Louise McCoy and Loy Wilson, with Mrs. Theodore Ketals as the pianist. The flower girls were Mrs. Ola Fisher, Mrs. Christine Dossey, Mrs. Zora Wilson and Miss Louise McCoy. The bearers were H. J. Franklin, Edmond Franklin, Carl Sims, Bard (sic) Tallaferro, Fred Fisher and Joe Zimmerman.
Burial was made in the family plot in the Letitia cemetery under direction of the Ritter Funeral home.
Contributor: Robert Mullen (50123091)
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