Born in Springer, OK, she was the daughter of Robert Oliver Beam, 1886 – 1960, and Nora Bell Hobson Beam, 1886 – 1971.
She was the sibling of: Elvis Bivious Beam, 1906 – __, Riner N. Beam, 1919 – 1945, and a sister.
On 26 Oct 1929, she became the wife of Lawrence Mantooth in Wayne, McClain Co., OK.
Beginning in 1930, they resided in Sulphur, OK, where her husband was a coach and high school principal.
In 1938, the couple moved to Purcell and built and established the first supermarket, Mantooth's Grocery.
From 1960-1964, she became the Oklahoma President of the Women's Missionary Union (WMU).
The couple were faithful and active members of the Purcell First Baptist Church.
She was the sibling of: Elvis Bivious Beam, 1906 – __, Riner N. Beam, 1919 – 1945, and a sister.
On 26 Oct 1929, she became the wife of Lawrence Mantooth in Wayne, McClain Co., OK.
Beginning in 1930, they resided in Sulphur, OK, where her husband was a coach and high school principal.
In 1938, the couple moved to Purcell and built and established the first supermarket, Mantooth's Grocery.
From 1960-1964, she became the Oklahoma President of the Women's Missionary Union (WMU).
The couple were faithful and active members of the Purcell First Baptist Church.
Born in Springer, OK, she was the daughter of Robert Oliver Beam, 1886 – 1960, and Nora Bell Hobson Beam, 1886 – 1971.
She was the sibling of: Elvis Bivious Beam, 1906 – __, Riner N. Beam, 1919 – 1945, and a sister.
On 26 Oct 1929, she became the wife of Lawrence Mantooth in Wayne, McClain Co., OK.
Beginning in 1930, they resided in Sulphur, OK, where her husband was a coach and high school principal.
In 1938, the couple moved to Purcell and built and established the first supermarket, Mantooth's Grocery.
From 1960-1964, she became the Oklahoma President of the Women's Missionary Union (WMU).
The couple were faithful and active members of the Purcell First Baptist Church.
She was the sibling of: Elvis Bivious Beam, 1906 – __, Riner N. Beam, 1919 – 1945, and a sister.
On 26 Oct 1929, she became the wife of Lawrence Mantooth in Wayne, McClain Co., OK.
Beginning in 1930, they resided in Sulphur, OK, where her husband was a coach and high school principal.
In 1938, the couple moved to Purcell and built and established the first supermarket, Mantooth's Grocery.
From 1960-1964, she became the Oklahoma President of the Women's Missionary Union (WMU).
The couple were faithful and active members of the Purcell First Baptist Church.
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