Wife of Clarence Black
THE PARIS NEWS Mon., Sep. 7, 1992, p.2A. '...72, of 1321-16th NW, Amarillo, died Wed., Sep. 2, in Amarillo. Services at 2 p.m. at Maxey Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald Powell. Born in Paris, a daughter of George & Emma Gray Cobbs, she attended Paris schools & was a Baptist. Surviving are a foster son, James Mickens of Amarillo; a brother, Clyde Cobbs of Fort Worth; 2 sisters, Addie Mae Cobbs & Bessie Mae Cobbs, both of Fort Worth; a grandson, George Mickens of Amarillo.'
THE PARIS NEWS Mon., Sep. 7, 1992, p.2A. '...72, of 1321-16th NW, Amarillo, died Wed., Sep. 2, in Amarillo. Services at 2 p.m. at Maxey Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald Powell. Born in Paris, a daughter of George & Emma Gray Cobbs, she attended Paris schools & was a Baptist. Surviving are a foster son, James Mickens of Amarillo; a brother, Clyde Cobbs of Fort Worth; 2 sisters, Addie Mae Cobbs & Bessie Mae Cobbs, both of Fort Worth; a grandson, George Mickens of Amarillo.'
Wife of Clarence Black
THE PARIS NEWS Mon., Sep. 7, 1992, p.2A. '...72, of 1321-16th NW, Amarillo, died Wed., Sep. 2, in Amarillo. Services at 2 p.m. at Maxey Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald Powell. Born in Paris, a daughter of George & Emma Gray Cobbs, she attended Paris schools & was a Baptist. Surviving are a foster son, James Mickens of Amarillo; a brother, Clyde Cobbs of Fort Worth; 2 sisters, Addie Mae Cobbs & Bessie Mae Cobbs, both of Fort Worth; a grandson, George Mickens of Amarillo.'
THE PARIS NEWS Mon., Sep. 7, 1992, p.2A. '...72, of 1321-16th NW, Amarillo, died Wed., Sep. 2, in Amarillo. Services at 2 p.m. at Maxey Funeral Home with Rev. Gerald Powell. Born in Paris, a daughter of George & Emma Gray Cobbs, she attended Paris schools & was a Baptist. Surviving are a foster son, James Mickens of Amarillo; a brother, Clyde Cobbs of Fort Worth; 2 sisters, Addie Mae Cobbs & Bessie Mae Cobbs, both of Fort Worth; a grandson, George Mickens of Amarillo.'
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