Services for William M. Spencer, 80. of Choctaw. will be Tuesday In Hunter funeral home with burial in Sunny Lane cemetery. Spencer died Saturday evening in his home.
A retired farmer, he had lived near Choctaw since 1914. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge there. Born in Tennessee, he came to Oklahoma from Arkansas.
Survivors include five daughters Mrs. Navada VanFelt, MeCroy, Ark.; Mrs. Wilda Turner, Clarksville. Ark.; Mrs. Fay Bauman, 1513 SW 26; Mrs. Doris L. Dalton, Edmond; and Mrs Edna Haley, Choctaw; three sons: Roy, Route 11, City; Jim and Joe, both of Choctaw and 21 grandchildren.
SOURCE: Oklahoman Archive; Oklahoma City, OK: Oct 18, 1848
A retired farmer, he had lived near Choctaw since 1914. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge there. Born in Tennessee, he came to Oklahoma from Arkansas.
Survivors include five daughters Mrs. Navada VanFelt, MeCroy, Ark.; Mrs. Wilda Turner, Clarksville. Ark.; Mrs. Fay Bauman, 1513 SW 26; Mrs. Doris L. Dalton, Edmond; and Mrs Edna Haley, Choctaw; three sons: Roy, Route 11, City; Jim and Joe, both of Choctaw and 21 grandchildren.
SOURCE: Oklahoman Archive; Oklahoma City, OK: Oct 18, 1848
Services for William M. Spencer, 80. of Choctaw. will be Tuesday In Hunter funeral home with burial in Sunny Lane cemetery. Spencer died Saturday evening in his home.
A retired farmer, he had lived near Choctaw since 1914. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge there. Born in Tennessee, he came to Oklahoma from Arkansas.
Survivors include five daughters Mrs. Navada VanFelt, MeCroy, Ark.; Mrs. Wilda Turner, Clarksville. Ark.; Mrs. Fay Bauman, 1513 SW 26; Mrs. Doris L. Dalton, Edmond; and Mrs Edna Haley, Choctaw; three sons: Roy, Route 11, City; Jim and Joe, both of Choctaw and 21 grandchildren.
SOURCE: Oklahoman Archive; Oklahoma City, OK: Oct 18, 1848
A retired farmer, he had lived near Choctaw since 1914. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge there. Born in Tennessee, he came to Oklahoma from Arkansas.
Survivors include five daughters Mrs. Navada VanFelt, MeCroy, Ark.; Mrs. Wilda Turner, Clarksville. Ark.; Mrs. Fay Bauman, 1513 SW 26; Mrs. Doris L. Dalton, Edmond; and Mrs Edna Haley, Choctaw; three sons: Roy, Route 11, City; Jim and Joe, both of Choctaw and 21 grandchildren.
SOURCE: Oklahoman Archive; Oklahoma City, OK: Oct 18, 1848
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