Mrs. Lula M. Adair, 86, died Wednesday, April 6 at the Checotah Manor Nursing Home in Checotah. Services were Monday, April 11, at 10:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church in Checotah, with the Rev. Wayne Brown officiating. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery under the direction of Smith Funeral Home of Checotah.
Mrs. Adair was born December 16, 1901 at Hichita, Indian Territory. She was a retired Cafeterial manager for the School System in Port Hueneme, California. She was a member of the Eastern Star in Ventura, California.
Rite will be given by the Hope Chapter Order of the Eastern Star from Muskogee.
Survivors include: her husband, Glen of the home; one daughter, Ruth Nichols of Pismo Beach, California; two brothers, Ray Alexander of Billings, Montana, and Tom Alexander of Santa Rosa, California; two sisters, Matie Michaels of Tyler, Texas, and Bernice Erwin of Westminster, California; five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.
Source: Indian Journal, Eufaula, April 14, 1988
Mrs. Adair was born December 16, 1901 at Hichita, Indian Territory. She was a retired Cafeterial manager for the School System in Port Hueneme, California. She was a member of the Eastern Star in Ventura, California.
Rite will be given by the Hope Chapter Order of the Eastern Star from Muskogee.
Survivors include: her husband, Glen of the home; one daughter, Ruth Nichols of Pismo Beach, California; two brothers, Ray Alexander of Billings, Montana, and Tom Alexander of Santa Rosa, California; two sisters, Matie Michaels of Tyler, Texas, and Bernice Erwin of Westminster, California; five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.
Source: Indian Journal, Eufaula, April 14, 1988
Mrs. Lula M. Adair, 86, died Wednesday, April 6 at the Checotah Manor Nursing Home in Checotah. Services were Monday, April 11, at 10:30 a.m. at the First Baptist Church in Checotah, with the Rev. Wayne Brown officiating. Burial was in Greenlawn Cemetery under the direction of Smith Funeral Home of Checotah.
Mrs. Adair was born December 16, 1901 at Hichita, Indian Territory. She was a retired Cafeterial manager for the School System in Port Hueneme, California. She was a member of the Eastern Star in Ventura, California.
Rite will be given by the Hope Chapter Order of the Eastern Star from Muskogee.
Survivors include: her husband, Glen of the home; one daughter, Ruth Nichols of Pismo Beach, California; two brothers, Ray Alexander of Billings, Montana, and Tom Alexander of Santa Rosa, California; two sisters, Matie Michaels of Tyler, Texas, and Bernice Erwin of Westminster, California; five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.
Source: Indian Journal, Eufaula, April 14, 1988
Mrs. Adair was born December 16, 1901 at Hichita, Indian Territory. She was a retired Cafeterial manager for the School System in Port Hueneme, California. She was a member of the Eastern Star in Ventura, California.
Rite will be given by the Hope Chapter Order of the Eastern Star from Muskogee.
Survivors include: her husband, Glen of the home; one daughter, Ruth Nichols of Pismo Beach, California; two brothers, Ray Alexander of Billings, Montana, and Tom Alexander of Santa Rosa, California; two sisters, Matie Michaels of Tyler, Texas, and Bernice Erwin of Westminster, California; five grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren.
Source: Indian Journal, Eufaula, April 14, 1988
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