Services Held for Oscar M. Chandler in Gainesville
Oscar M. Chandler aged 77 of Gainesville died June 25 1972 at 3 15 p m He was born February 9 1895 in Fruitland Texas A World War II veteran he retired from Sinclair Oil Company He married Nellie Davis December 26 1920 and lived in Texas most of his life He was a Church of Christ Mason lodge member and survived by wife Nellie two daughters a brother and four grandchildren Burial followed June 26 1972 at Brushy Cemetery with Rev Carroll Copeland and Ted Poindexter officiating
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Oscar M. Chandler
S. Clements
Gainesville
Fruitland
Texas
A. M. Chandler
Sinclair Oil Company
Mr. Chandler
Nellie Davis
Cooke County
Church of Christ, Masonic Lodge
Vernie Ewell Chapel
Brushy Cemeter
Carroll Copeland
Ted Poindexter
Bowie
Nellie Chandler
Raymond T. Jones
San Antonio
Earl
Park Springs Guests Share Sunday Dinner Listings
Visitors to Opal Jones home included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pitts of Chico and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitts of Bellevue, Rev Jim Towne and family from Boyd, L H Whitaker and guests from Temple, and other relatives from Chico Oklahoma City Bowie Decatur and Nocona.
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John Pitts
Fred Pitts
Chico
Mrs
Raymond Pitts
Bellevue
Jim Towne
Boyd
Victory Baptist Church
Opal Jones
L. H. Whitaker
Temple
Frank Whitaker
Whitakers
Gene Garrett
Jasper Smith
Cecil Morgan
Oklahoma City
Oklah
Gerald Smith
Bowie
Milton King
Nocona
Bowie National Bank First Name Service Message
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Bowie National Bank
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