Printed in The Davis News on Jan. 12, 1911; Reprinted with permission
Many Marriages.
This week has been characterized by the number of weddings taking place and the report of many more en tapis.
…At 4:30 Sunday afternoon Rev. Elmer Ridgeway and Miss Leona Dodson were united in marriage at the bride's home, Rev. A. W. Richardson performing the ceremony in the presence of members of the family and ten or twelve intimate friends.
Rev. Ridgeway is pastor of the Baptist church here, coming from Tennessee a few months ago. He has the necessary qualifications for a minister, is young and has a bright future before him. His bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dodson and though a mere school girl, her modest disposition and refined character make her better qualified for wifehood than many older persons.
The couple is staying at the home of Prof. Floyd Dodson until Feb. 1st when the Baptist parsonage will be available and they will go to housekeeping…
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Printed in The Oklahoman on June 28, 1984
Deaths
Ridgeway, Frances, Oklahoma City, homemaker, died Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. today, Rose Hill Cemetery (Smith & Kernke).
RIDGEWAY
Frances L., age 89, died June 26, 1984. She was a pastor's wife for 57 years of Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Sr. having served in Texas, Tenn, Ala, and Okla. His last pastorate was at the Crown Heights Baptist Church in OKC. Survived by a son, Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Jr; daughters, Mrs. John R. Scott and Mrs. Gayle Holcomb, all of OKC; grandchildren, Richard Holcomb, Wally Hooks, Ridge Hooks, Mrs. Richard Felton, and Mrs. Don McCombs, and numerous great-grandchildren. Services 1 pm Thursday at the Rose Hill Abbey. Memorials may be made to the Baptist Medical Center O. B. Development Fund. Arrangements by Smith & Kernke.
Many Marriages.
This week has been characterized by the number of weddings taking place and the report of many more en tapis.
…At 4:30 Sunday afternoon Rev. Elmer Ridgeway and Miss Leona Dodson were united in marriage at the bride's home, Rev. A. W. Richardson performing the ceremony in the presence of members of the family and ten or twelve intimate friends.
Rev. Ridgeway is pastor of the Baptist church here, coming from Tennessee a few months ago. He has the necessary qualifications for a minister, is young and has a bright future before him. His bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dodson and though a mere school girl, her modest disposition and refined character make her better qualified for wifehood than many older persons.
The couple is staying at the home of Prof. Floyd Dodson until Feb. 1st when the Baptist parsonage will be available and they will go to housekeeping…
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Printed in The Oklahoman on June 28, 1984
Deaths
Ridgeway, Frances, Oklahoma City, homemaker, died Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. today, Rose Hill Cemetery (Smith & Kernke).
RIDGEWAY
Frances L., age 89, died June 26, 1984. She was a pastor's wife for 57 years of Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Sr. having served in Texas, Tenn, Ala, and Okla. His last pastorate was at the Crown Heights Baptist Church in OKC. Survived by a son, Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Jr; daughters, Mrs. John R. Scott and Mrs. Gayle Holcomb, all of OKC; grandchildren, Richard Holcomb, Wally Hooks, Ridge Hooks, Mrs. Richard Felton, and Mrs. Don McCombs, and numerous great-grandchildren. Services 1 pm Thursday at the Rose Hill Abbey. Memorials may be made to the Baptist Medical Center O. B. Development Fund. Arrangements by Smith & Kernke.
Printed in The Davis News on Jan. 12, 1911; Reprinted with permission
Many Marriages.
This week has been characterized by the number of weddings taking place and the report of many more en tapis.
…At 4:30 Sunday afternoon Rev. Elmer Ridgeway and Miss Leona Dodson were united in marriage at the bride's home, Rev. A. W. Richardson performing the ceremony in the presence of members of the family and ten or twelve intimate friends.
Rev. Ridgeway is pastor of the Baptist church here, coming from Tennessee a few months ago. He has the necessary qualifications for a minister, is young and has a bright future before him. His bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dodson and though a mere school girl, her modest disposition and refined character make her better qualified for wifehood than many older persons.
The couple is staying at the home of Prof. Floyd Dodson until Feb. 1st when the Baptist parsonage will be available and they will go to housekeeping…
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Printed in The Oklahoman on June 28, 1984
Deaths
Ridgeway, Frances, Oklahoma City, homemaker, died Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. today, Rose Hill Cemetery (Smith & Kernke).
RIDGEWAY
Frances L., age 89, died June 26, 1984. She was a pastor's wife for 57 years of Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Sr. having served in Texas, Tenn, Ala, and Okla. His last pastorate was at the Crown Heights Baptist Church in OKC. Survived by a son, Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Jr; daughters, Mrs. John R. Scott and Mrs. Gayle Holcomb, all of OKC; grandchildren, Richard Holcomb, Wally Hooks, Ridge Hooks, Mrs. Richard Felton, and Mrs. Don McCombs, and numerous great-grandchildren. Services 1 pm Thursday at the Rose Hill Abbey. Memorials may be made to the Baptist Medical Center O. B. Development Fund. Arrangements by Smith & Kernke.
Many Marriages.
This week has been characterized by the number of weddings taking place and the report of many more en tapis.
…At 4:30 Sunday afternoon Rev. Elmer Ridgeway and Miss Leona Dodson were united in marriage at the bride's home, Rev. A. W. Richardson performing the ceremony in the presence of members of the family and ten or twelve intimate friends.
Rev. Ridgeway is pastor of the Baptist church here, coming from Tennessee a few months ago. He has the necessary qualifications for a minister, is young and has a bright future before him. His bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dodson and though a mere school girl, her modest disposition and refined character make her better qualified for wifehood than many older persons.
The couple is staying at the home of Prof. Floyd Dodson until Feb. 1st when the Baptist parsonage will be available and they will go to housekeeping…
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Printed in The Oklahoman on June 28, 1984
Deaths
Ridgeway, Frances, Oklahoma City, homemaker, died Tuesday. Services 1 p.m. today, Rose Hill Cemetery (Smith & Kernke).
RIDGEWAY
Frances L., age 89, died June 26, 1984. She was a pastor's wife for 57 years of Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Sr. having served in Texas, Tenn, Ala, and Okla. His last pastorate was at the Crown Heights Baptist Church in OKC. Survived by a son, Dr. Elmer Ridgeway Jr; daughters, Mrs. John R. Scott and Mrs. Gayle Holcomb, all of OKC; grandchildren, Richard Holcomb, Wally Hooks, Ridge Hooks, Mrs. Richard Felton, and Mrs. Don McCombs, and numerous great-grandchildren. Services 1 pm Thursday at the Rose Hill Abbey. Memorials may be made to the Baptist Medical Center O. B. Development Fund. Arrangements by Smith & Kernke.
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