Services for Mrs. J.D. Spencer, 68, were held in the First Methodist Church with Dr. F.P. Culver, pastor, officiating. She was buried in the family plat. Pallbearers were nephews.
Mrs. Spencer died in the home of her daughters, Mrs. A.T. Gray at Jacksboro. She had been ill for about a week, but her condition was not considered serious until during the weekend.
She moved to Young County in 1878. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Survived by three daughters - Mrs. B.F. Griffith of Fort Worth, Mrs. A.T. Gray of Jacksboro and Mrs. Frank Alexander of Olney; four sons - W.A. Spencer of Lubbock, Glenn Spencer of Perry, OK, J.D. Spencer, Jr.and Maurice Spencer of Jacksboro; two brothers - Allen Casey of Jean and John Casey of Graham; one sister - Mrs. Nellie West of Tuscon, AZ.
Mrs. Spencer died in the home of her daughters, Mrs. A.T. Gray at Jacksboro. She had been ill for about a week, but her condition was not considered serious until during the weekend.
She moved to Young County in 1878. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Survived by three daughters - Mrs. B.F. Griffith of Fort Worth, Mrs. A.T. Gray of Jacksboro and Mrs. Frank Alexander of Olney; four sons - W.A. Spencer of Lubbock, Glenn Spencer of Perry, OK, J.D. Spencer, Jr.and Maurice Spencer of Jacksboro; two brothers - Allen Casey of Jean and John Casey of Graham; one sister - Mrs. Nellie West of Tuscon, AZ.
Services for Mrs. J.D. Spencer, 68, were held in the First Methodist Church with Dr. F.P. Culver, pastor, officiating. She was buried in the family plat. Pallbearers were nephews.
Mrs. Spencer died in the home of her daughters, Mrs. A.T. Gray at Jacksboro. She had been ill for about a week, but her condition was not considered serious until during the weekend.
She moved to Young County in 1878. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Survived by three daughters - Mrs. B.F. Griffith of Fort Worth, Mrs. A.T. Gray of Jacksboro and Mrs. Frank Alexander of Olney; four sons - W.A. Spencer of Lubbock, Glenn Spencer of Perry, OK, J.D. Spencer, Jr.and Maurice Spencer of Jacksboro; two brothers - Allen Casey of Jean and John Casey of Graham; one sister - Mrs. Nellie West of Tuscon, AZ.
Mrs. Spencer died in the home of her daughters, Mrs. A.T. Gray at Jacksboro. She had been ill for about a week, but her condition was not considered serious until during the weekend.
She moved to Young County in 1878. She was a member of the Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Survived by three daughters - Mrs. B.F. Griffith of Fort Worth, Mrs. A.T. Gray of Jacksboro and Mrs. Frank Alexander of Olney; four sons - W.A. Spencer of Lubbock, Glenn Spencer of Perry, OK, J.D. Spencer, Jr.and Maurice Spencer of Jacksboro; two brothers - Allen Casey of Jean and John Casey of Graham; one sister - Mrs. Nellie West of Tuscon, AZ.
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