Son of William H. & Amanda Dunagan, Husband of Audie Nora (Shuttlesworth) Dunagan

July 8, 1952
C. B. Dunagan Buried After Rites at Emmett
Special to The News
CORSICANA, Texas, July 8, - C. B. Dunagan, 67, life-long resident of the Emmett community, was buried there after services at the Emmett Baptist Church.
Surviving are his wife, four sons, Curtis Dunagan, Ordway Dunagan and Sammie Joe Dunagan, all of Emmett, and A. G. Dunagan, Henderson, Ky.; six daughters, Mrs. Dean French, Dallas; Mrs. Dalton Craddock and Mrs. Melvin Baker, both of Lubbock; Mrs. Sanford Guinn, Graham; Mrs. Kate Hambrick, Olney, and Mrs. Van King, Corsicana; sixteen grandchildren, a great-grandchild, three brothers, Luther Dunagan, Tahoka; Travis Dunagan, Oklahoma City, and Tip Dunagan, Emmett; three sisters, Mrs. W. B. Sprulock, Ennis; Mrs. John Ballew, Olney, and Mrs. Will Ballew, Dawson.

Husband of Audie Nora Shuttlesworth; Son of William H. Dunagan & Amanda Elizabeth "Betty" Bryant
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C.B. Dunagan Services Sunday
Funeral services for C.B. Dunagan, 67, farmer, who died at his home in Emmett Saturday following an extended illness, were held from the Prairie Grove Baptist church at 3 p.m. Sunday. Burial was in the Emmett cemetery.
The rites were conducted by Revs. Charles Hall and Billy Williams.
Dunagan was a life-long resident of Emmett. He had been a member of the Prairie Grove Baptist church at Emmett 51 years.
Surviving are his wife of Emmett; four sons, Curtis, Ordway and Sammie Joe Dunagan, all of Emmett, and A.G. Dunagan, Henderson, Ky.; six daughters, Mrs. Dean French, Dallas; Mrs. Dalton Craddock and Mrs. Melvin Baker, both of Lubbock; Mrs. Sanford Guinn, Graham; Mrs. Kate Hambrick, Olney, and Mrs. Van King, Corsicana; 16 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, three brothers, Luther Dunagan, Tahoka; Tip Dunagan, Emmett, and Travis Dunagan, Oklahoma City; three sisters, Mrs. W.B. Spurlock, Ennis; Mrs. John Ballew, Olney, and Mrs. Will Ballew, Dawson and other relatives.
McCormick Funeral Service directed.
Corsicana Daily Sun - Monday, July 7, 1952