Miss Stella May McCain died Sunday, June 21, at an Arkansas City hospital. Born in Iowa, she had lived in Cowley County since 1902.
She was past state president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Patriarch Militant.
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. O. L. (Sarah) Stith and Mrs. Ida Davis, both of Enid, and a brother, Nicholas McCain, of Pond Creek.
(abstract, The Daily Oklahoman, Jun. 23, 1959)
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She was past state president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Patriarch Militant.
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. O. L. (Sarah) Stith and Mrs. Ida Davis, both of Enid, and a brother, Nicholas McCain, of Pond Creek.
(abstract, The Daily Oklahoman, Jun. 23, 1959)
Note: obit provided by Sheryl #47234473
Miss Stella May McCain died Sunday, June 21, at an Arkansas City hospital. Born in Iowa, she had lived in Cowley County since 1902.
She was past state president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Patriarch Militant.
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. O. L. (Sarah) Stith and Mrs. Ida Davis, both of Enid, and a brother, Nicholas McCain, of Pond Creek.
(abstract, The Daily Oklahoman, Jun. 23, 1959)
Note: obit provided by Sheryl #47234473
She was past state president of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Patriarch Militant.
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. O. L. (Sarah) Stith and Mrs. Ida Davis, both of Enid, and a brother, Nicholas McCain, of Pond Creek.
(abstract, The Daily Oklahoman, Jun. 23, 1959)
Note: obit provided by Sheryl #47234473
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