BOYHOOD FRIENDS TO
BE PALLBEARERS FOR
BOYLES FUNERAL.
The body of Pvt Alford J.
Boyles; only 18 when killed in
Italy, July 12, 1945 and buried
first in a cemetery 14 miles east
of Lake Horn, Italy, will be laid
in its final resting place Wednesday
afternoon.
The funeral will held from
the Fitzhugh Baptist Church
with burial in Memorial Park,
Ada.
Pall bearers will be boyhood
friends, all of them ex-service
men.
Boyles lettered in basketball
for two years, playing guard on
the Fitzhugh High team.
He was in his Senior year and
was 18 when he entered service
Aug 12, 1944 at Oklahoma City;
He was trained at Camp Adair
Ore, for about six months and
went over seas. He first went to
Africa then to Italy.
He was trained with the 70th
Division, and was transferred to
the 01st Division before going
across.
Surviving are the parents Mr
and Mrs Hughey Boyles, Fitzhugh,;
two brothers, Howard C
Boyles, Pearl Harbor and Le-
Roy Boyles, Fitzhugh; grandparents,
Mr and Mrs W.F.Roberts, Hickory:
J.M Boyles, Pawhuska, and Mrs Laura
Parker, Buckeye Arizona.
(Ada Evening News 10 Mar 1949)
BE PALLBEARERS FOR
BOYLES FUNERAL.
The body of Pvt Alford J.
Boyles; only 18 when killed in
Italy, July 12, 1945 and buried
first in a cemetery 14 miles east
of Lake Horn, Italy, will be laid
in its final resting place Wednesday
afternoon.
The funeral will held from
the Fitzhugh Baptist Church
with burial in Memorial Park,
Ada.
Pall bearers will be boyhood
friends, all of them ex-service
men.
Boyles lettered in basketball
for two years, playing guard on
the Fitzhugh High team.
He was in his Senior year and
was 18 when he entered service
Aug 12, 1944 at Oklahoma City;
He was trained at Camp Adair
Ore, for about six months and
went over seas. He first went to
Africa then to Italy.
He was trained with the 70th
Division, and was transferred to
the 01st Division before going
across.
Surviving are the parents Mr
and Mrs Hughey Boyles, Fitzhugh,;
two brothers, Howard C
Boyles, Pearl Harbor and Le-
Roy Boyles, Fitzhugh; grandparents,
Mr and Mrs W.F.Roberts, Hickory:
J.M Boyles, Pawhuska, and Mrs Laura
Parker, Buckeye Arizona.
(Ada Evening News 10 Mar 1949)
BOYHOOD FRIENDS TO
BE PALLBEARERS FOR
BOYLES FUNERAL.
The body of Pvt Alford J.
Boyles; only 18 when killed in
Italy, July 12, 1945 and buried
first in a cemetery 14 miles east
of Lake Horn, Italy, will be laid
in its final resting place Wednesday
afternoon.
The funeral will held from
the Fitzhugh Baptist Church
with burial in Memorial Park,
Ada.
Pall bearers will be boyhood
friends, all of them ex-service
men.
Boyles lettered in basketball
for two years, playing guard on
the Fitzhugh High team.
He was in his Senior year and
was 18 when he entered service
Aug 12, 1944 at Oklahoma City;
He was trained at Camp Adair
Ore, for about six months and
went over seas. He first went to
Africa then to Italy.
He was trained with the 70th
Division, and was transferred to
the 01st Division before going
across.
Surviving are the parents Mr
and Mrs Hughey Boyles, Fitzhugh,;
two brothers, Howard C
Boyles, Pearl Harbor and Le-
Roy Boyles, Fitzhugh; grandparents,
Mr and Mrs W.F.Roberts, Hickory:
J.M Boyles, Pawhuska, and Mrs Laura
Parker, Buckeye Arizona.
(Ada Evening News 10 Mar 1949)
BE PALLBEARERS FOR
BOYLES FUNERAL.
The body of Pvt Alford J.
Boyles; only 18 when killed in
Italy, July 12, 1945 and buried
first in a cemetery 14 miles east
of Lake Horn, Italy, will be laid
in its final resting place Wednesday
afternoon.
The funeral will held from
the Fitzhugh Baptist Church
with burial in Memorial Park,
Ada.
Pall bearers will be boyhood
friends, all of them ex-service
men.
Boyles lettered in basketball
for two years, playing guard on
the Fitzhugh High team.
He was in his Senior year and
was 18 when he entered service
Aug 12, 1944 at Oklahoma City;
He was trained at Camp Adair
Ore, for about six months and
went over seas. He first went to
Africa then to Italy.
He was trained with the 70th
Division, and was transferred to
the 01st Division before going
across.
Surviving are the parents Mr
and Mrs Hughey Boyles, Fitzhugh,;
two brothers, Howard C
Boyles, Pearl Harbor and Le-
Roy Boyles, Fitzhugh; grandparents,
Mr and Mrs W.F.Roberts, Hickory:
J.M Boyles, Pawhuska, and Mrs Laura
Parker, Buckeye Arizona.
(Ada Evening News 10 Mar 1949)
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