Fleetwood B. Joyner was in the real estate business at the time of his death but he was also the owner of Texaco stations in his earlier life.
He was a Sunday School teacher in the First Presbyterian Church at the time of his death. Husband of Cecilia Bonifield Joyner who died at the same time. He came to Blytheville in 1930. He was born in TN but moved to Houlka, MS as a child where he attended school. He attended one year at West Point Military Academy.
He was a Sunday School teacher in the First Presbyterian Church at the time of his death. Husband of Cecilia Bonifield Joyner who died at the same time. He came to Blytheville in 1930. He was born in TN but moved to Houlka, MS as a child where he attended school. He attended one year at West Point Military Academy.
Fleetwood B. Joyner was in the real estate business at the time of his death but he was also the owner of Texaco stations in his earlier life.
He was a Sunday School teacher in the First Presbyterian Church at the time of his death. Husband of Cecilia Bonifield Joyner who died at the same time. He came to Blytheville in 1930. He was born in TN but moved to Houlka, MS as a child where he attended school. He attended one year at West Point Military Academy.
He was a Sunday School teacher in the First Presbyterian Church at the time of his death. Husband of Cecilia Bonifield Joyner who died at the same time. He came to Blytheville in 1930. He was born in TN but moved to Houlka, MS as a child where he attended school. He attended one year at West Point Military Academy.
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