Andrews (TX) County News, January 16, 1964, p. not numbered --(extracted from Hargrove/Hargrave families research records of Ruth Hasten Walsh)--
Funeral services for Hargrove, 63, a nephew of Mrs Ralph McWhorter of Frankel City, were held at 10:30 a m. Monday in the First Methodist Church of Eunice. Burial followed at the Trinity Memorial Cemetery in Big Spring.
Hargrove died of an apparent heart attack Saturday while working in the yard of his home in Eunice. He was a retired production foreman for Magnolia Petroleum Co. and had lived in Eunice five years.
Other survivors include his wife, Mrs. Minnie Lee Hargrove; two daughters, Mrs. H. E Cook, Sterling, Colo., and Mrs. G. W Anderson, Borger; one brother, P. R Hargrove, Los Angeles, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Paul Holdon, Big Spring; Mrs. Pauline Painting, Topeka. Kan. and C C Eudy, Colorado City; and five grandchildren.
Funeral services for Hargrove, 63, a nephew of Mrs Ralph McWhorter of Frankel City, were held at 10:30 a m. Monday in the First Methodist Church of Eunice. Burial followed at the Trinity Memorial Cemetery in Big Spring.
Hargrove died of an apparent heart attack Saturday while working in the yard of his home in Eunice. He was a retired production foreman for Magnolia Petroleum Co. and had lived in Eunice five years.
Other survivors include his wife, Mrs. Minnie Lee Hargrove; two daughters, Mrs. H. E Cook, Sterling, Colo., and Mrs. G. W Anderson, Borger; one brother, P. R Hargrove, Los Angeles, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Paul Holdon, Big Spring; Mrs. Pauline Painting, Topeka. Kan. and C C Eudy, Colorado City; and five grandchildren.
Andrews (TX) County News, January 16, 1964, p. not numbered --(extracted from Hargrove/Hargrave families research records of Ruth Hasten Walsh)--
Funeral services for Hargrove, 63, a nephew of Mrs Ralph McWhorter of Frankel City, were held at 10:30 a m. Monday in the First Methodist Church of Eunice. Burial followed at the Trinity Memorial Cemetery in Big Spring.
Hargrove died of an apparent heart attack Saturday while working in the yard of his home in Eunice. He was a retired production foreman for Magnolia Petroleum Co. and had lived in Eunice five years.
Other survivors include his wife, Mrs. Minnie Lee Hargrove; two daughters, Mrs. H. E Cook, Sterling, Colo., and Mrs. G. W Anderson, Borger; one brother, P. R Hargrove, Los Angeles, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Paul Holdon, Big Spring; Mrs. Pauline Painting, Topeka. Kan. and C C Eudy, Colorado City; and five grandchildren.
Funeral services for Hargrove, 63, a nephew of Mrs Ralph McWhorter of Frankel City, were held at 10:30 a m. Monday in the First Methodist Church of Eunice. Burial followed at the Trinity Memorial Cemetery in Big Spring.
Hargrove died of an apparent heart attack Saturday while working in the yard of his home in Eunice. He was a retired production foreman for Magnolia Petroleum Co. and had lived in Eunice five years.
Other survivors include his wife, Mrs. Minnie Lee Hargrove; two daughters, Mrs. H. E Cook, Sterling, Colo., and Mrs. G. W Anderson, Borger; one brother, P. R Hargrove, Los Angeles, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Paul Holdon, Big Spring; Mrs. Pauline Painting, Topeka. Kan. and C C Eudy, Colorado City; and five grandchildren.
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