Springfield Leader and Press. Friday, 11 Oct 1946. Page 1
BILLY WOMMACK DIES OF HURTS
Internal injuries suffered when his car ran off a gravel road northeast of Springfield late Wednesday night were fatal for Billy Everett Wommack, 19, of Pleasant Hope, at 2:50 o'clock this morning.
The youth was admitted to Burge hospital early yesterday, after his car had apparently missed a sharp curve and rolled over two or three times, coming to rest in a pasture 150 feet from the road.
His sister, Lillian Lee, 17, was riding with him in the car, but she escaped serious injury.
The accident occurred on a road between highway 66 and Division street road, about six miles east of Springfield, as the young man was returning home from a job-hunting trip.
Wommack is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis N. Wommack; two brothers, Raymond, of the home, and Thomas of Springfield; two other sisters, Mrs. Gladys Conley and Mrs. Martha Tummons, both of Springfield; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wommack, of Fair Grove, and his grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Potter, of Springfield...
BILLY WOMMACK DIES OF HURTS
Internal injuries suffered when his car ran off a gravel road northeast of Springfield late Wednesday night were fatal for Billy Everett Wommack, 19, of Pleasant Hope, at 2:50 o'clock this morning.
The youth was admitted to Burge hospital early yesterday, after his car had apparently missed a sharp curve and rolled over two or three times, coming to rest in a pasture 150 feet from the road.
His sister, Lillian Lee, 17, was riding with him in the car, but she escaped serious injury.
The accident occurred on a road between highway 66 and Division street road, about six miles east of Springfield, as the young man was returning home from a job-hunting trip.
Wommack is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis N. Wommack; two brothers, Raymond, of the home, and Thomas of Springfield; two other sisters, Mrs. Gladys Conley and Mrs. Martha Tummons, both of Springfield; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wommack, of Fair Grove, and his grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Potter, of Springfield...
Springfield Leader and Press. Friday, 11 Oct 1946. Page 1
BILLY WOMMACK DIES OF HURTS
Internal injuries suffered when his car ran off a gravel road northeast of Springfield late Wednesday night were fatal for Billy Everett Wommack, 19, of Pleasant Hope, at 2:50 o'clock this morning.
The youth was admitted to Burge hospital early yesterday, after his car had apparently missed a sharp curve and rolled over two or three times, coming to rest in a pasture 150 feet from the road.
His sister, Lillian Lee, 17, was riding with him in the car, but she escaped serious injury.
The accident occurred on a road between highway 66 and Division street road, about six miles east of Springfield, as the young man was returning home from a job-hunting trip.
Wommack is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis N. Wommack; two brothers, Raymond, of the home, and Thomas of Springfield; two other sisters, Mrs. Gladys Conley and Mrs. Martha Tummons, both of Springfield; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wommack, of Fair Grove, and his grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Potter, of Springfield...
BILLY WOMMACK DIES OF HURTS
Internal injuries suffered when his car ran off a gravel road northeast of Springfield late Wednesday night were fatal for Billy Everett Wommack, 19, of Pleasant Hope, at 2:50 o'clock this morning.
The youth was admitted to Burge hospital early yesterday, after his car had apparently missed a sharp curve and rolled over two or three times, coming to rest in a pasture 150 feet from the road.
His sister, Lillian Lee, 17, was riding with him in the car, but she escaped serious injury.
The accident occurred on a road between highway 66 and Division street road, about six miles east of Springfield, as the young man was returning home from a job-hunting trip.
Wommack is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis N. Wommack; two brothers, Raymond, of the home, and Thomas of Springfield; two other sisters, Mrs. Gladys Conley and Mrs. Martha Tummons, both of Springfield; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wommack, of Fair Grove, and his grandmother, Mrs. Lillian Potter, of Springfield...
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