Funeral services for William Thomas Gregory, 46, of Pampa, a former resident of Aubrey, were to be held at 2:30 pm today in the Assembly of God Church in Aubrey.
Reverend Raymond Grimes, pastor, was to officiate, assisted by Reverend H. A. Johnson, pastor of the Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God Church in Denton. Burial was to be in Belew Cemetery under direction of Smith Funeral Home of Pilot Point.
Mr. Gregory died Saturday at 10 am in the home of a brother in law, Earl Wardlow, in Aubrey. He had been ill several years.
Born in Aubrey, Mr. Gregory married Mary Sharp in Denton County in 1930.
Pallbearers were to be J. D. Milton, Rufus Bostick, Bud Mohon, Donald Ellison, Athel Kays and Leon Bean.
Other survivors include his widow; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Polvadore of Amarillo, his step mother, Mrs. H. A. Gregory of Denton; two sisters, Mrs. Verna Kirby of Dallas and Mrs. Dolsie Garrett of Fort Worth; four half sisters, Mrs. Ruby Claytor, Mrs. Jimmie Pearl McBride, Mrs. Rita Stanley, Mrs. Norma Jean Barber and Miss Inez Gregory, all of Denton; one brother, Henry Gregory of Denton; four half brothers, Norman Gregory and James Gregory, both of Denton; Lawrence Gregory of Navasota and Emmett Eubanks of San Bernadine, California; and three grand children.
Denton Record Chronicle, Monday, December 19, 1960
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Reverend Raymond Grimes, pastor, was to officiate, assisted by Reverend H. A. Johnson, pastor of the Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God Church in Denton. Burial was to be in Belew Cemetery under direction of Smith Funeral Home of Pilot Point.
Mr. Gregory died Saturday at 10 am in the home of a brother in law, Earl Wardlow, in Aubrey. He had been ill several years.
Born in Aubrey, Mr. Gregory married Mary Sharp in Denton County in 1930.
Pallbearers were to be J. D. Milton, Rufus Bostick, Bud Mohon, Donald Ellison, Athel Kays and Leon Bean.
Other survivors include his widow; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Polvadore of Amarillo, his step mother, Mrs. H. A. Gregory of Denton; two sisters, Mrs. Verna Kirby of Dallas and Mrs. Dolsie Garrett of Fort Worth; four half sisters, Mrs. Ruby Claytor, Mrs. Jimmie Pearl McBride, Mrs. Rita Stanley, Mrs. Norma Jean Barber and Miss Inez Gregory, all of Denton; one brother, Henry Gregory of Denton; four half brothers, Norman Gregory and James Gregory, both of Denton; Lawrence Gregory of Navasota and Emmett Eubanks of San Bernadine, California; and three grand children.
Denton Record Chronicle, Monday, December 19, 1960
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Funeral services for William Thomas Gregory, 46, of Pampa, a former resident of Aubrey, were to be held at 2:30 pm today in the Assembly of God Church in Aubrey.
Reverend Raymond Grimes, pastor, was to officiate, assisted by Reverend H. A. Johnson, pastor of the Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God Church in Denton. Burial was to be in Belew Cemetery under direction of Smith Funeral Home of Pilot Point.
Mr. Gregory died Saturday at 10 am in the home of a brother in law, Earl Wardlow, in Aubrey. He had been ill several years.
Born in Aubrey, Mr. Gregory married Mary Sharp in Denton County in 1930.
Pallbearers were to be J. D. Milton, Rufus Bostick, Bud Mohon, Donald Ellison, Athel Kays and Leon Bean.
Other survivors include his widow; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Polvadore of Amarillo, his step mother, Mrs. H. A. Gregory of Denton; two sisters, Mrs. Verna Kirby of Dallas and Mrs. Dolsie Garrett of Fort Worth; four half sisters, Mrs. Ruby Claytor, Mrs. Jimmie Pearl McBride, Mrs. Rita Stanley, Mrs. Norma Jean Barber and Miss Inez Gregory, all of Denton; one brother, Henry Gregory of Denton; four half brothers, Norman Gregory and James Gregory, both of Denton; Lawrence Gregory of Navasota and Emmett Eubanks of San Bernadine, California; and three grand children.
Denton Record Chronicle, Monday, December 19, 1960
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Reverend Raymond Grimes, pastor, was to officiate, assisted by Reverend H. A. Johnson, pastor of the Faith Tabernacle Assembly of God Church in Denton. Burial was to be in Belew Cemetery under direction of Smith Funeral Home of Pilot Point.
Mr. Gregory died Saturday at 10 am in the home of a brother in law, Earl Wardlow, in Aubrey. He had been ill several years.
Born in Aubrey, Mr. Gregory married Mary Sharp in Denton County in 1930.
Pallbearers were to be J. D. Milton, Rufus Bostick, Bud Mohon, Donald Ellison, Athel Kays and Leon Bean.
Other survivors include his widow; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Polvadore of Amarillo, his step mother, Mrs. H. A. Gregory of Denton; two sisters, Mrs. Verna Kirby of Dallas and Mrs. Dolsie Garrett of Fort Worth; four half sisters, Mrs. Ruby Claytor, Mrs. Jimmie Pearl McBride, Mrs. Rita Stanley, Mrs. Norma Jean Barber and Miss Inez Gregory, all of Denton; one brother, Henry Gregory of Denton; four half brothers, Norman Gregory and James Gregory, both of Denton; Lawrence Gregory of Navasota and Emmett Eubanks of San Bernadine, California; and three grand children.
Denton Record Chronicle, Monday, December 19, 1960
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