Bertha Oxford Swaim was born April 19, 1918 on the Oxford Ranch in Erath County to Ollie and Abbie Oxford.
She married Virgil Thomas Swaim January 26, 1941 in Tolar.
She was a member of the Tolar United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women’s Circle.
She loved to sing and listen to gospel music and enjoyed her work at the Granbury Opera House. Mrs. Swaim lived in the same home for 61 years and loved working in her yard, especially her flowerbeds. In the kitchen, she made the best caramel pie in Hood County and many community occasions were graced with her pies. She was an avid sports fan and actively supported sporting events in Tolar.
She married Virgil Thomas Swaim January 26, 1941 in Tolar.
She was a member of the Tolar United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women’s Circle.
She loved to sing and listen to gospel music and enjoyed her work at the Granbury Opera House. Mrs. Swaim lived in the same home for 61 years and loved working in her yard, especially her flowerbeds. In the kitchen, she made the best caramel pie in Hood County and many community occasions were graced with her pies. She was an avid sports fan and actively supported sporting events in Tolar.
Bertha Oxford Swaim was born April 19, 1918 on the Oxford Ranch in Erath County to Ollie and Abbie Oxford.
She married Virgil Thomas Swaim January 26, 1941 in Tolar.
She was a member of the Tolar United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women’s Circle.
She loved to sing and listen to gospel music and enjoyed her work at the Granbury Opera House. Mrs. Swaim lived in the same home for 61 years and loved working in her yard, especially her flowerbeds. In the kitchen, she made the best caramel pie in Hood County and many community occasions were graced with her pies. She was an avid sports fan and actively supported sporting events in Tolar.
She married Virgil Thomas Swaim January 26, 1941 in Tolar.
She was a member of the Tolar United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Women’s Circle.
She loved to sing and listen to gospel music and enjoyed her work at the Granbury Opera House. Mrs. Swaim lived in the same home for 61 years and loved working in her yard, especially her flowerbeds. In the kitchen, she made the best caramel pie in Hood County and many community occasions were graced with her pies. She was an avid sports fan and actively supported sporting events in Tolar.
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