Black Dispatch, Apr 15, 1966
The Oklahoman, Sunday, Apr 10, 1966: A longtime city resident, Mrs Lucy Whiteside, 66, of 414 1/2 N Geary, died Thursday at a local hospital. Services will be 1 pm Monday in Tabernacle Baptist Church with burial in Trice Hill Cemetery directed by Rolfe Funeral Home.
Mrs Whiteside was a native of Memphis, TN, and had lived in Oklahoma City the last 50 years. Despite the loss of both legs, she had been a seamstress and formerly had sung in the Tabernacle Baptist Church, where she was a longtime member. She also belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs Alma Cooper, Kansas City, and Mrs Leona Wade, Cleveland, OH.
The Oklahoman, Sunday, Apr 10, 1966: A longtime city resident, Mrs Lucy Whiteside, 66, of 414 1/2 N Geary, died Thursday at a local hospital. Services will be 1 pm Monday in Tabernacle Baptist Church with burial in Trice Hill Cemetery directed by Rolfe Funeral Home.
Mrs Whiteside was a native of Memphis, TN, and had lived in Oklahoma City the last 50 years. Despite the loss of both legs, she had been a seamstress and formerly had sung in the Tabernacle Baptist Church, where she was a longtime member. She also belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs Alma Cooper, Kansas City, and Mrs Leona Wade, Cleveland, OH.
Black Dispatch, Apr 15, 1966
The Oklahoman, Sunday, Apr 10, 1966: A longtime city resident, Mrs Lucy Whiteside, 66, of 414 1/2 N Geary, died Thursday at a local hospital. Services will be 1 pm Monday in Tabernacle Baptist Church with burial in Trice Hill Cemetery directed by Rolfe Funeral Home.
Mrs Whiteside was a native of Memphis, TN, and had lived in Oklahoma City the last 50 years. Despite the loss of both legs, she had been a seamstress and formerly had sung in the Tabernacle Baptist Church, where she was a longtime member. She also belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs Alma Cooper, Kansas City, and Mrs Leona Wade, Cleveland, OH.
The Oklahoman, Sunday, Apr 10, 1966: A longtime city resident, Mrs Lucy Whiteside, 66, of 414 1/2 N Geary, died Thursday at a local hospital. Services will be 1 pm Monday in Tabernacle Baptist Church with burial in Trice Hill Cemetery directed by Rolfe Funeral Home.
Mrs Whiteside was a native of Memphis, TN, and had lived in Oklahoma City the last 50 years. Despite the loss of both legs, she had been a seamstress and formerly had sung in the Tabernacle Baptist Church, where she was a longtime member. She also belonged to the Order of the Eastern Star. Survivors include two sisters, Mrs Alma Cooper, Kansas City, and Mrs Leona Wade, Cleveland, OH.
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