daughter of A.D. Stewart - Grace Haden
Services were held at the Eastside Church of Christ with Earl Richardson, minister of Dallas Cedar Crest Church of Christ officiating.
Young County Treasurer from 1931-1939.
Mrs. Hartzell moved to Graham in 1901 with her parents.
Miss Leah Stewart married Fred Fleming Hartzell on 5 April 1922 at Graham, Texas.
Mrs. Hartzell lived in Dallas since 1947 and was employed by the Civil Service.
Survived by two daughters - Miss Billie Louise Hartzell and Mrs. Charles H. Reynolds; one grandchild; two sisters - Miss Mary Stewart, Mrs. Furman Christopher; three brothers - Jack H. Stewart, Robert L. Stewart, Don W. Stewart.
Many gathered to tell the stories of a long and useful life including George H. Fore, A.W. Lafferty, C.M. Lambert, Dale White, Paul Tucker, Denter Nelms, Amos Cardon and George Stone.
Obituary by Dorman Holub
Services were held at the Eastside Church of Christ with Earl Richardson, minister of Dallas Cedar Crest Church of Christ officiating.
Young County Treasurer from 1931-1939.
Mrs. Hartzell moved to Graham in 1901 with her parents.
Miss Leah Stewart married Fred Fleming Hartzell on 5 April 1922 at Graham, Texas.
Mrs. Hartzell lived in Dallas since 1947 and was employed by the Civil Service.
Survived by two daughters - Miss Billie Louise Hartzell and Mrs. Charles H. Reynolds; one grandchild; two sisters - Miss Mary Stewart, Mrs. Furman Christopher; three brothers - Jack H. Stewart, Robert L. Stewart, Don W. Stewart.
Many gathered to tell the stories of a long and useful life including George H. Fore, A.W. Lafferty, C.M. Lambert, Dale White, Paul Tucker, Denter Nelms, Amos Cardon and George Stone.
Obituary by Dorman Holub
daughter of A.D. Stewart - Grace Haden
Services were held at the Eastside Church of Christ with Earl Richardson, minister of Dallas Cedar Crest Church of Christ officiating.
Young County Treasurer from 1931-1939.
Mrs. Hartzell moved to Graham in 1901 with her parents.
Miss Leah Stewart married Fred Fleming Hartzell on 5 April 1922 at Graham, Texas.
Mrs. Hartzell lived in Dallas since 1947 and was employed by the Civil Service.
Survived by two daughters - Miss Billie Louise Hartzell and Mrs. Charles H. Reynolds; one grandchild; two sisters - Miss Mary Stewart, Mrs. Furman Christopher; three brothers - Jack H. Stewart, Robert L. Stewart, Don W. Stewart.
Many gathered to tell the stories of a long and useful life including George H. Fore, A.W. Lafferty, C.M. Lambert, Dale White, Paul Tucker, Denter Nelms, Amos Cardon and George Stone.
Obituary by Dorman Holub
Services were held at the Eastside Church of Christ with Earl Richardson, minister of Dallas Cedar Crest Church of Christ officiating.
Young County Treasurer from 1931-1939.
Mrs. Hartzell moved to Graham in 1901 with her parents.
Miss Leah Stewart married Fred Fleming Hartzell on 5 April 1922 at Graham, Texas.
Mrs. Hartzell lived in Dallas since 1947 and was employed by the Civil Service.
Survived by two daughters - Miss Billie Louise Hartzell and Mrs. Charles H. Reynolds; one grandchild; two sisters - Miss Mary Stewart, Mrs. Furman Christopher; three brothers - Jack H. Stewart, Robert L. Stewart, Don W. Stewart.
Many gathered to tell the stories of a long and useful life including George H. Fore, A.W. Lafferty, C.M. Lambert, Dale White, Paul Tucker, Denter Nelms, Amos Cardon and George Stone.
Obituary by Dorman Holub
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