Funeral services for Willard Ault, who died at his home in Garden City, were held yesterday afternoon at the Garden City chapel. Burial was made in the Daugherty cemetery.
The open prayer and scripture reading were given by the Rev. T.K. Smith of the Tabernacle Christian church, and the sermon was by the Rev. J.C. Reynolds, pastor of the church. Three songs were sung by a male quartet from Houston.
There were many flowers and those helping with these were Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Alva Hayworth, Mrs. Paris Hunter, Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mrs., Ralph Morledge, Mrs. Don Thompson, Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs. Ed Huffman, Mrs. Ora Crouch, Mrs. Clarence Meyer and Mrs. Albert Zeigler.
The pallbearers were Marion Callon, Paris Hunter, Lawrence Setser, Wilbur Schnell, Lewis Thompson, Ralph Morledge, Clarence Meyer and Frank McKinney.
Surviving Mr. Ault are his wife and one son, Thomas Lester of this city; brothers, Willis, a twin, of Garden City, Robert and Frank, west of the city.
The open prayer and scripture reading were given by the Rev. T.K. Smith of the Tabernacle Christian church, and the sermon was by the Rev. J.C. Reynolds, pastor of the church. Three songs were sung by a male quartet from Houston.
There were many flowers and those helping with these were Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Alva Hayworth, Mrs. Paris Hunter, Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mrs., Ralph Morledge, Mrs. Don Thompson, Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs. Ed Huffman, Mrs. Ora Crouch, Mrs. Clarence Meyer and Mrs. Albert Zeigler.
The pallbearers were Marion Callon, Paris Hunter, Lawrence Setser, Wilbur Schnell, Lewis Thompson, Ralph Morledge, Clarence Meyer and Frank McKinney.
Surviving Mr. Ault are his wife and one son, Thomas Lester of this city; brothers, Willis, a twin, of Garden City, Robert and Frank, west of the city.
Funeral services for Willard Ault, who died at his home in Garden City, were held yesterday afternoon at the Garden City chapel. Burial was made in the Daugherty cemetery.
The open prayer and scripture reading were given by the Rev. T.K. Smith of the Tabernacle Christian church, and the sermon was by the Rev. J.C. Reynolds, pastor of the church. Three songs were sung by a male quartet from Houston.
There were many flowers and those helping with these were Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Alva Hayworth, Mrs. Paris Hunter, Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mrs., Ralph Morledge, Mrs. Don Thompson, Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs. Ed Huffman, Mrs. Ora Crouch, Mrs. Clarence Meyer and Mrs. Albert Zeigler.
The pallbearers were Marion Callon, Paris Hunter, Lawrence Setser, Wilbur Schnell, Lewis Thompson, Ralph Morledge, Clarence Meyer and Frank McKinney.
Surviving Mr. Ault are his wife and one son, Thomas Lester of this city; brothers, Willis, a twin, of Garden City, Robert and Frank, west of the city.
The open prayer and scripture reading were given by the Rev. T.K. Smith of the Tabernacle Christian church, and the sermon was by the Rev. J.C. Reynolds, pastor of the church. Three songs were sung by a male quartet from Houston.
There were many flowers and those helping with these were Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Alva Hayworth, Mrs. Paris Hunter, Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mrs., Ralph Morledge, Mrs. Don Thompson, Mrs. George Bennett, Mrs. Ed Huffman, Mrs. Ora Crouch, Mrs. Clarence Meyer and Mrs. Albert Zeigler.
The pallbearers were Marion Callon, Paris Hunter, Lawrence Setser, Wilbur Schnell, Lewis Thompson, Ralph Morledge, Clarence Meyer and Frank McKinney.
Surviving Mr. Ault are his wife and one son, Thomas Lester of this city; brothers, Willis, a twin, of Garden City, Robert and Frank, west of the city.
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