Leukemia has claimed the life of a 20 year old Midlothian woman, a bride of six weeks. Mrs. Ted Dudley, the former Miss Frances Marlene Alsup, died at her home here Thursday. Services will be held at 3 p.m. at the Pat Martin Funeral Home, with burial in the Sardis Cemetery. Mrs. Dudley lived all her life in the Midlothian-Mountain Peak area. Survivors include her husband; her mother, Mrs. Maggie Alsup, of Midlothian; seven brothers, including Floyd Alsup of Garland; and six sisters, including Mrs. Novaline Proffitt, Mrs. Ruby Faye Anderson and Miss Naomi Alsup, all of Dallas. [She was a daughter of Lindsey Byron Alsup and Maggie Bowman]
The Dallas Morning News (TX) July 21, 1967
The Dallas Morning News (TX) July 21, 1967
Leukemia has claimed the life of a 20 year old Midlothian woman, a bride of six weeks. Mrs. Ted Dudley, the former Miss Frances Marlene Alsup, died at her home here Thursday. Services will be held at 3 p.m. at the Pat Martin Funeral Home, with burial in the Sardis Cemetery. Mrs. Dudley lived all her life in the Midlothian-Mountain Peak area. Survivors include her husband; her mother, Mrs. Maggie Alsup, of Midlothian; seven brothers, including Floyd Alsup of Garland; and six sisters, including Mrs. Novaline Proffitt, Mrs. Ruby Faye Anderson and Miss Naomi Alsup, all of Dallas. [She was a daughter of Lindsey Byron Alsup and Maggie Bowman]
The Dallas Morning News (TX) July 21, 1967
The Dallas Morning News (TX) July 21, 1967
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