OBITUARY: The Antlers American, Antlers, Oklahoma, Thursday, 18 January 1934: Will L. Glaze, 56 yrs old Pushmataha County citizen who died January 10, 1934 was buried in White Church Cemetery January 11, 1934. The Rev. Thomas Jacobs, Ft Towson conducted the services. Born in Arkansas and moved here about fourteen years ago. He had been an active Holiness minister for more than twenty years. Mr. Glaze had been in ill health for some time and had returned from a hospital in Okla. City only a short time before his death. He is survived by his wife, nine children are: Mrs. Ethel Graham, Emmet Glaze, Ola Jobe Glaze, Earl Glaze, Hugh Glaze, Ina Glaze, Clifford Glaze, Willie Glaze and Elzie Glaze. Woodruff Funeral Home, Antlers was in charge of the burial.
[White Church now known as Dela Cemetery]
[White Church now known as Dela Cemetery]
OBITUARY: The Antlers American, Antlers, Oklahoma, Thursday, 18 January 1934: Will L. Glaze, 56 yrs old Pushmataha County citizen who died January 10, 1934 was buried in White Church Cemetery January 11, 1934. The Rev. Thomas Jacobs, Ft Towson conducted the services. Born in Arkansas and moved here about fourteen years ago. He had been an active Holiness minister for more than twenty years. Mr. Glaze had been in ill health for some time and had returned from a hospital in Okla. City only a short time before his death. He is survived by his wife, nine children are: Mrs. Ethel Graham, Emmet Glaze, Ola Jobe Glaze, Earl Glaze, Hugh Glaze, Ina Glaze, Clifford Glaze, Willie Glaze and Elzie Glaze. Woodruff Funeral Home, Antlers was in charge of the burial.
[White Church now known as Dela Cemetery]
[White Church now known as Dela Cemetery]
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