Mrs. A.J. Williams, 74, former resident of Breckenridge, died at her home at Kermit.
She lived several years at Ibex in Stephens County when her husband was employed by Phillips Petroleum Co.
Survived by two sons - Harold J. Williams of Oklahoma City, Gerald Williams of Kermit; two daughters - MRs. Jessie Moore and Mrs. Nora Perry, both of Kermit; one granddaughter - Norma June Williams of Oklahoma City.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1950
She lived several years at Ibex in Stephens County when her husband was employed by Phillips Petroleum Co.
Survived by two sons - Harold J. Williams of Oklahoma City, Gerald Williams of Kermit; two daughters - MRs. Jessie Moore and Mrs. Nora Perry, both of Kermit; one granddaughter - Norma June Williams of Oklahoma City.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1950
Mrs. A.J. Williams, 74, former resident of Breckenridge, died at her home at Kermit.
She lived several years at Ibex in Stephens County when her husband was employed by Phillips Petroleum Co.
Survived by two sons - Harold J. Williams of Oklahoma City, Gerald Williams of Kermit; two daughters - MRs. Jessie Moore and Mrs. Nora Perry, both of Kermit; one granddaughter - Norma June Williams of Oklahoma City.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1950
She lived several years at Ibex in Stephens County when her husband was employed by Phillips Petroleum Co.
Survived by two sons - Harold J. Williams of Oklahoma City, Gerald Williams of Kermit; two daughters - MRs. Jessie Moore and Mrs. Nora Perry, both of Kermit; one granddaughter - Norma June Williams of Oklahoma City.
The Breckenridge American
11 January 1950
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