Funerals Held for Bernice H. King and Susie Hudson
Bernice H. King age 56 of 1225 Oak died after brief illness. Funeral 2:30 p m Saturday at First United Methodist Church with Rev Ralph Patterson officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home in charge. She born August 1 1919 in Oklahoma City a Anadarko High School graduate of 1936 and longtime Lawton resident. Survived by husband Arthur William King two daughters Kay Ivanoff Tulsa Karol Zea Norman 7 NW 31st her mother Mrs Nellie Tilton Arlington Manor one sister Mrs W V Greenlee 1223 Oak and three grandchildren. Walters staff Funeral for Susie Hudson 65 who died Wednesday at her home was at 2 p m today at Wyatt Funeral Home Chapel with Rev John Freeman officiating. Burial Duncan Cemetery. Born December 22 1910 in Stephens County Texas she married John Luther Bloomfield in 1929 he died in 1941 she married Cecil Hudson in 1950 at Corpus Christi Texas resident of Walters the past four years a member of the Methodist church. Survivors include six sons Jim Bloomfield Sealy Texas Joe and Bob Toby Bloomfield both of Houston Jerrell and Paul both of Odessa and Corky of Baytown one stepson Cecil Hudson Davidson one stepdaughter Mrs Edna Boxley of Frederick 27 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren
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Bernice H. King
Oak
First United Methodist Church
Ralph Patterson
Highland Cemetery
Lawton- Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
King
Oklahoma City
Anadarko High School
Lawton
Arthur William King
Cordell
First Methodist Church
Kay Evanoff
Tulsa
Karol Zea
No. 7
NW 31St
Nellie Tilton
Arlington Manor
W. V. Greenlee
Walters
Susie Hudson
Wyatt Funeral Home
John Freeman
Duncan
Jim Bloomfield
Fort Sill officers win Meritorious Service Medals
Eleven Fort Sill personnel receive Meritorious Service Medals this week for Army service. Brig. Gen. Paul Pearson presided at McNair Hall ceremonies. Recipients include Lt. Col. John Linski for internal information and plans work from 1972 to 1975, Lt. Col. Richard Brond for Field Artillery School duties since 1972, Lt. Col. Gordon Petersen for chaplaincy work since 1973, Maj. David McLaughlin with III Corps artillery since 1972, Maj. Bobbie Cullum for testing work with the Field Artillery Board since 1972, CWO John Taylor for supply and maintenance leadership since 1974, and NCOs M. Sgt. Louis LeJeune, M. Sgt. Charles Dunn, Sgt. 1 C. John Scheeler, Sgt. J. C. Clarence Hall, and S. Sgt. Robert Mizell Jr. LeJeune, Dunn and Hall are retiring this month.
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Fort Sill
Paul Pearson
Field Artillery School
McNair Hall
John Linski
Northeast Asia
Public Affairs Office
Pacific
Richard Brond
Gordon Petersen
New Post Chapel
David McLaughlin
III Corps Artillery
Bobbie Cullum
Field Artillery Board
CWO
John Taylor
Communication and Electronics Department
Louis LeJeune
Charles Dunn
C. John Scheeler
J.C. Clarence Hall
S. Set
Robert Mizell Jr. LeJeune
Dunn
Hall
Obituary notices for Rogers McDevitt and Tiger
Thomas A Rogers longtime WCLT president and World War II naval commander died aged 74 after congestive heart failure. Ruth McDevitt famed for elderly wit and sweet roles died at 80 in Los Angeles Kaiser hospital. Lucy Tiger, Florida Seminole elder, died at 106 in the Brighton Reservation.
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Newark, Ohio
Thomas A Rogers
Newark
WCLT
Ford
Los Angeles
Ruth McDevitt
Kaiser Permanente Hospital
Brighton Indian Reservation
Filia
Lucy Tiger
Florida
Brighton Seminole Indian Reservation
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Thomas A. Rogers
Curtis Mathes
Perma
Easycare
Kenmore
Sears
ALL Weather
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Lith & Gore
Lee Blvd
Television
Redwood
Blackhawk
Osnaburg
Llen
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