Miss Winnie Damron married Clyde Turney on 17 January 1913 at Brownwood, Texas. The couple moved to Graham in 1926 and then to Fort Worth in 1941 from Graham, Texas.
Services for Mrs. Clyde Turner, were held in Fort Worth with her pastor, Dr. Allen A. Peacock, Central Methodist Chuch officiating.
Her many friends in Graham, Texas will remember Mrs. Turney as a sales lady at S.B. Street and Company and later at Cobbs Department Stor efor several years.
Mrs. Turney had been employed by Striplings in Fort Worth for over 20 years. Her husband precedded her in death.
Survived by two sons - Billy Turney and Rowland Turney; on granddaughter - Paula Faye Turney; six sisters; two brothers.
Services for Mrs. Clyde Turner, were held in Fort Worth with her pastor, Dr. Allen A. Peacock, Central Methodist Chuch officiating.
Her many friends in Graham, Texas will remember Mrs. Turney as a sales lady at S.B. Street and Company and later at Cobbs Department Stor efor several years.
Mrs. Turney had been employed by Striplings in Fort Worth for over 20 years. Her husband precedded her in death.
Survived by two sons - Billy Turney and Rowland Turney; on granddaughter - Paula Faye Turney; six sisters; two brothers.
Miss Winnie Damron married Clyde Turney on 17 January 1913 at Brownwood, Texas. The couple moved to Graham in 1926 and then to Fort Worth in 1941 from Graham, Texas.
Services for Mrs. Clyde Turner, were held in Fort Worth with her pastor, Dr. Allen A. Peacock, Central Methodist Chuch officiating.
Her many friends in Graham, Texas will remember Mrs. Turney as a sales lady at S.B. Street and Company and later at Cobbs Department Stor efor several years.
Mrs. Turney had been employed by Striplings in Fort Worth for over 20 years. Her husband precedded her in death.
Survived by two sons - Billy Turney and Rowland Turney; on granddaughter - Paula Faye Turney; six sisters; two brothers.
Services for Mrs. Clyde Turner, were held in Fort Worth with her pastor, Dr. Allen A. Peacock, Central Methodist Chuch officiating.
Her many friends in Graham, Texas will remember Mrs. Turney as a sales lady at S.B. Street and Company and later at Cobbs Department Stor efor several years.
Mrs. Turney had been employed by Striplings in Fort Worth for over 20 years. Her husband precedded her in death.
Survived by two sons - Billy Turney and Rowland Turney; on granddaughter - Paula Faye Turney; six sisters; two brothers.
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