4/29/1954- Tuttle Times:
Funeral services for D.D. Banta, 59, were held at the Church of Christ, Wednesday afternoon. Lester Stowe, of Minco, officiated. Mr Banta was born in Texas, 1/27/1895 and died 4/25/1954, at the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City, of a heart attack after an illness of several months. He has lived in Tuttle since 1929, having moved from Pottowatomie county. He was a member of the Church of Christ being baptized by his father, W,M, Banta.
Survivors are his wife, Ruby of the Home, 3 sons, Loyle & Gerald of Tuttle, & Doyle of West Helena, Ark, 2 daughters, Mrs Thelma Morris of Minco, & Linda Beth of Porterville, Calif, and 4 grandchildren. An acapella choir sang "Farther Along", "Not Made With Hands", "Beyond The Sunset", & "Where The Soul Never Dies". Pallbearers were Horace Potter, V.T. Gannaway, Kay Nickels, Stevie Chenoweth, Dewey Edwards, & Ti Burleson. Burial was in the Fairlawn cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of the Sowers funeral home.
Funeral services for D.D. Banta, 59, were held at the Church of Christ, Wednesday afternoon. Lester Stowe, of Minco, officiated. Mr Banta was born in Texas, 1/27/1895 and died 4/25/1954, at the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City, of a heart attack after an illness of several months. He has lived in Tuttle since 1929, having moved from Pottowatomie county. He was a member of the Church of Christ being baptized by his father, W,M, Banta.
Survivors are his wife, Ruby of the Home, 3 sons, Loyle & Gerald of Tuttle, & Doyle of West Helena, Ark, 2 daughters, Mrs Thelma Morris of Minco, & Linda Beth of Porterville, Calif, and 4 grandchildren. An acapella choir sang "Farther Along", "Not Made With Hands", "Beyond The Sunset", & "Where The Soul Never Dies". Pallbearers were Horace Potter, V.T. Gannaway, Kay Nickels, Stevie Chenoweth, Dewey Edwards, & Ti Burleson. Burial was in the Fairlawn cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of the Sowers funeral home.
4/29/1954- Tuttle Times:
Funeral services for D.D. Banta, 59, were held at the Church of Christ, Wednesday afternoon. Lester Stowe, of Minco, officiated. Mr Banta was born in Texas, 1/27/1895 and died 4/25/1954, at the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City, of a heart attack after an illness of several months. He has lived in Tuttle since 1929, having moved from Pottowatomie county. He was a member of the Church of Christ being baptized by his father, W,M, Banta.
Survivors are his wife, Ruby of the Home, 3 sons, Loyle & Gerald of Tuttle, & Doyle of West Helena, Ark, 2 daughters, Mrs Thelma Morris of Minco, & Linda Beth of Porterville, Calif, and 4 grandchildren. An acapella choir sang "Farther Along", "Not Made With Hands", "Beyond The Sunset", & "Where The Soul Never Dies". Pallbearers were Horace Potter, V.T. Gannaway, Kay Nickels, Stevie Chenoweth, Dewey Edwards, & Ti Burleson. Burial was in the Fairlawn cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of the Sowers funeral home.
Funeral services for D.D. Banta, 59, were held at the Church of Christ, Wednesday afternoon. Lester Stowe, of Minco, officiated. Mr Banta was born in Texas, 1/27/1895 and died 4/25/1954, at the Wesley hospital in Oklahoma City, of a heart attack after an illness of several months. He has lived in Tuttle since 1929, having moved from Pottowatomie county. He was a member of the Church of Christ being baptized by his father, W,M, Banta.
Survivors are his wife, Ruby of the Home, 3 sons, Loyle & Gerald of Tuttle, & Doyle of West Helena, Ark, 2 daughters, Mrs Thelma Morris of Minco, & Linda Beth of Porterville, Calif, and 4 grandchildren. An acapella choir sang "Farther Along", "Not Made With Hands", "Beyond The Sunset", & "Where The Soul Never Dies". Pallbearers were Horace Potter, V.T. Gannaway, Kay Nickels, Stevie Chenoweth, Dewey Edwards, & Ti Burleson. Burial was in the Fairlawn cemetery, Tuttle, under the direction of the Sowers funeral home.
