"ORA D CLARK YATES"
The daughter of John Burr and Eva Jewel (Williams) Clark
Mother's twin brother, Olan B Clark
Granny & Pa Clark gave the twins only a letter for a middle name
Ora Clark married WALTER MAYO YATES, September 23, 1934 in
Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Ora and Mayo was active members of
The Plum Grove Assembly of God Church,
In the small community of Plum Grove
in Liberty County,Texas.
Sister Yates was a member there for forty four years.
From 1956-2000, Brother Yates was a member from 1956-1971.
***
When death folds his icy wings we feel our hearts are broken. But he that causes our sorrow is able and ready to heal the broken hearts. For the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. In his Wonderful Wisdom be death all things well. And He calleth them not unto death. But unto Life for ever, to rest from the care and toil of this life for ever more. As silently falls petals ...Where roses its beauty hath shed,And we whisper, "the love one is dead. "And then the gloom of midnight Like a star that pale radiance gives Comes the thought of the Father's promise; And we know our loved one lives.
- Carol Hoch was Johnson
Added: Oct. 29, 2015
The daughter of John Burr and Eva Jewel (Williams) Clark
Mother's twin brother, Olan B Clark
Granny & Pa Clark gave the twins only a letter for a middle name
Ora Clark married WALTER MAYO YATES, September 23, 1934 in
Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Ora and Mayo was active members of
The Plum Grove Assembly of God Church,
In the small community of Plum Grove
in Liberty County,Texas.
Sister Yates was a member there for forty four years.
From 1956-2000, Brother Yates was a member from 1956-1971.
***
When death folds his icy wings we feel our hearts are broken. But he that causes our sorrow is able and ready to heal the broken hearts. For the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. In his Wonderful Wisdom be death all things well. And He calleth them not unto death. But unto Life for ever, to rest from the care and toil of this life for ever more. As silently falls petals ...Where roses its beauty hath shed,And we whisper, "the love one is dead. "And then the gloom of midnight Like a star that pale radiance gives Comes the thought of the Father's promise; And we know our loved one lives.
- Carol Hoch was Johnson
Added: Oct. 29, 2015
"ORA D CLARK YATES"
The daughter of John Burr and Eva Jewel (Williams) Clark
Mother's twin brother, Olan B Clark
Granny & Pa Clark gave the twins only a letter for a middle name
Ora Clark married WALTER MAYO YATES, September 23, 1934 in
Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Ora and Mayo was active members of
The Plum Grove Assembly of God Church,
In the small community of Plum Grove
in Liberty County,Texas.
Sister Yates was a member there for forty four years.
From 1956-2000, Brother Yates was a member from 1956-1971.
***
When death folds his icy wings we feel our hearts are broken. But he that causes our sorrow is able and ready to heal the broken hearts. For the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. In his Wonderful Wisdom be death all things well. And He calleth them not unto death. But unto Life for ever, to rest from the care and toil of this life for ever more. As silently falls petals ...Where roses its beauty hath shed,And we whisper, "the love one is dead. "And then the gloom of midnight Like a star that pale radiance gives Comes the thought of the Father's promise; And we know our loved one lives.
- Carol Hoch was Johnson
Added: Oct. 29, 2015
The daughter of John Burr and Eva Jewel (Williams) Clark
Mother's twin brother, Olan B Clark
Granny & Pa Clark gave the twins only a letter for a middle name
Ora Clark married WALTER MAYO YATES, September 23, 1934 in
Grapeland, Houston County, Texas
Ora and Mayo was active members of
The Plum Grove Assembly of God Church,
In the small community of Plum Grove
in Liberty County,Texas.
Sister Yates was a member there for forty four years.
From 1956-2000, Brother Yates was a member from 1956-1971.
***
When death folds his icy wings we feel our hearts are broken. But he that causes our sorrow is able and ready to heal the broken hearts. For the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. In his Wonderful Wisdom be death all things well. And He calleth them not unto death. But unto Life for ever, to rest from the care and toil of this life for ever more. As silently falls petals ...Where roses its beauty hath shed,And we whisper, "the love one is dead. "And then the gloom of midnight Like a star that pale radiance gives Comes the thought of the Father's promise; And we know our loved one lives.
- Carol Hoch was Johnson
Added: Oct. 29, 2015
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MARRIED
SEPT. 23, 1934
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(Photo was taken Dec 10, 2012, on Mother's Birthday by Daughter, Martha Yates Vandver with cell phone, An image of a family appeared in Wreath made by, daughter-in-law, Patty Vandver)
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