Buried on February 22, 1966.
She died in her residence, Autumn Leaf Lodge, 4800 White Settlement Road.
Occupation: Receptionist - Sinclair Refinery
Social Security Number 464-09-0756
Her parents were John William Murphy & Mary Agnes Tierney.
Source of above information: Death Certificate
Her husband, Dexter Elliott Chipps, Sr., was a homicide victim. On July 17, 1926, he was shot to death by the famous Fundamentalist Baptist preacher, Rev. John Franklyn Norris. Chipps had confronted Norris about his fanatical anti-Catholic campaign. The case was covered nation-wide in all the major newspapers.
She died in her residence, Autumn Leaf Lodge, 4800 White Settlement Road.
Occupation: Receptionist - Sinclair Refinery
Social Security Number 464-09-0756
Her parents were John William Murphy & Mary Agnes Tierney.
Source of above information: Death Certificate
Her husband, Dexter Elliott Chipps, Sr., was a homicide victim. On July 17, 1926, he was shot to death by the famous Fundamentalist Baptist preacher, Rev. John Franklyn Norris. Chipps had confronted Norris about his fanatical anti-Catholic campaign. The case was covered nation-wide in all the major newspapers.
Buried on February 22, 1966.
She died in her residence, Autumn Leaf Lodge, 4800 White Settlement Road.
Occupation: Receptionist - Sinclair Refinery
Social Security Number 464-09-0756
Her parents were John William Murphy & Mary Agnes Tierney.
Source of above information: Death Certificate
Her husband, Dexter Elliott Chipps, Sr., was a homicide victim. On July 17, 1926, he was shot to death by the famous Fundamentalist Baptist preacher, Rev. John Franklyn Norris. Chipps had confronted Norris about his fanatical anti-Catholic campaign. The case was covered nation-wide in all the major newspapers.
She died in her residence, Autumn Leaf Lodge, 4800 White Settlement Road.
Occupation: Receptionist - Sinclair Refinery
Social Security Number 464-09-0756
Her parents were John William Murphy & Mary Agnes Tierney.
Source of above information: Death Certificate
Her husband, Dexter Elliott Chipps, Sr., was a homicide victim. On July 17, 1926, he was shot to death by the famous Fundamentalist Baptist preacher, Rev. John Franklyn Norris. Chipps had confronted Norris about his fanatical anti-Catholic campaign. The case was covered nation-wide in all the major newspapers.
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