Clay Martin married Elvada Purselley on 30 December 1898 at Carroll County, Arkansas. He preceded her in death. To this union: three sons were born - Wesley, R.A. and Roy L. Martin.
Mrs. Elvada Myrtle Eakins, 89, was a member of the Loving Baptist Church.
Survived by two sons - W.L. Martin and R.A. Martin; two step-sons - Harry Eakins and Tommy Eakins; two step-daughters - Mrs. Russell Hodges and Mrs. Grace Brown; 12 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Elvada Myrtle Eakins, 89, was a member of the Loving Baptist Church.
Survived by two sons - W.L. Martin and R.A. Martin; two step-sons - Harry Eakins and Tommy Eakins; two step-daughters - Mrs. Russell Hodges and Mrs. Grace Brown; 12 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.
Clay Martin married Elvada Purselley on 30 December 1898 at Carroll County, Arkansas. He preceded her in death. To this union: three sons were born - Wesley, R.A. and Roy L. Martin.
Mrs. Elvada Myrtle Eakins, 89, was a member of the Loving Baptist Church.
Survived by two sons - W.L. Martin and R.A. Martin; two step-sons - Harry Eakins and Tommy Eakins; two step-daughters - Mrs. Russell Hodges and Mrs. Grace Brown; 12 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Elvada Myrtle Eakins, 89, was a member of the Loving Baptist Church.
Survived by two sons - W.L. Martin and R.A. Martin; two step-sons - Harry Eakins and Tommy Eakins; two step-daughters - Mrs. Russell Hodges and Mrs. Grace Brown; 12 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.
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