Services for Ruby Helen Howard, 77, of Sulphur Springs were officiated by Rev. Delbert Taylor, pastor of First United Methodist Church.
Mrs. Howard had lived most of her life in Olney before moving to Sulphur Springs in 1985. She was a homemaker and member of the Methodist Church.
Survived by her husband - A.A. Howard of Sulphur Springs; one son - Billy Wayne Howard of Sulphur Springs; two brothers - L.O. Davis and Boonie Davis, both of Graham; two sisters - Gladys Manyard of Hobbs, NM and Winnie Barron of Pasadena; three grandchildren.
Mrs. Howard had lived most of her life in Olney before moving to Sulphur Springs in 1985. She was a homemaker and member of the Methodist Church.
Survived by her husband - A.A. Howard of Sulphur Springs; one son - Billy Wayne Howard of Sulphur Springs; two brothers - L.O. Davis and Boonie Davis, both of Graham; two sisters - Gladys Manyard of Hobbs, NM and Winnie Barron of Pasadena; three grandchildren.
Services for Ruby Helen Howard, 77, of Sulphur Springs were officiated by Rev. Delbert Taylor, pastor of First United Methodist Church.
Mrs. Howard had lived most of her life in Olney before moving to Sulphur Springs in 1985. She was a homemaker and member of the Methodist Church.
Survived by her husband - A.A. Howard of Sulphur Springs; one son - Billy Wayne Howard of Sulphur Springs; two brothers - L.O. Davis and Boonie Davis, both of Graham; two sisters - Gladys Manyard of Hobbs, NM and Winnie Barron of Pasadena; three grandchildren.
Mrs. Howard had lived most of her life in Olney before moving to Sulphur Springs in 1985. She was a homemaker and member of the Methodist Church.
Survived by her husband - A.A. Howard of Sulphur Springs; one son - Billy Wayne Howard of Sulphur Springs; two brothers - L.O. Davis and Boonie Davis, both of Graham; two sisters - Gladys Manyard of Hobbs, NM and Winnie Barron of Pasadena; three grandchildren.
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