Pryor Family Obituary

Submitted by:  Joan Cartmel Miller
Email:  cartmel@ntws.net

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The Herald and Democrat, Siloam Springs, Arkansas, Thursday,  September 9,
 1965
 
 Benton County
 
 Delbert John Pryor Rites Here Monday
 
 Delbert John PRYOR, age 61, a resident of Route 5, Siloam Springs, died at
 his home early Friday morning, Sept. 3, after a brief illness.  He was born
 July 12, 1904 at Branson, Mo., and had been a resident of this area for the
 past year, coming here from Oklahoma.  Mr. Pryor was a member of the
 Methodist Church.
 
 His survivors include his wife, Viola BECK Pryor; six sons, William Greek,
 Santa Rosa, Calif., John Daley, Moses Lake, Wash., Freddie Leon, Dennis Dow
 and Bobby Dean, all of Dallas, Tex.;  five daughters, Mrs.. Thelma Cartmel
 of Denver City, Tex., Mrs.. Ruth Lucker, California, Mrs.. Lizzie Ellen
 Mills, Big Springs, Tex., and Mrs.. Agnes Hodge and Miss Erma Pryor, both of
 Dallas, Tex.;  two brothers, Charles Pryor of Marble, Ark., and Fred Pryor
 of McAlester, Okla.; 28 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
 
 Funeral services for Mr. Pryor were held Monday, Sept. 6 at 4:00 p. m. in
 the Pyeatte chapel with Rev. Howard Daniels officiating.  Interment was in
 the Bell cemetery under the direction of the Pyeatte Funeral Service.