Beckham Co. OK              Dewey Beeson
                                      
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   Beeson, Dewey
   B. 1898
   D. 15 Apr 1943
   Carter Cemetary
   Beckham Co Ok
   
   Funeral services for Dewey Beeson, aged 44 of weatherford, will be
   conducted at Sayre Friday morning at 10 o'clock and in Weatherford
   Friday Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr. Beeson, brother of Claude Beeson,
   of this city, passed away at his home shortly after midnight Wednesday
   night. He had suffered a heart attack Wednesday afternoon.
   
   For four years Mr. Beeson had been an instructor at Southwestern Tech.
   Thirteen years previously he had been count superintendent of schools
   in Kiowa County at Hobart.
   He had been a First Lieutenant in the Army reserves and served for a
   year before being honorably discharged from active duty.
   
   Surviving are his wife and two children, Jack, aged 17, and Mary Nell,
   aged 12. His mother, Mrs. Rebecca Beeson, of Sayre, and Claude Beeson,
   of Elk City, his brother, also survive.
   
   Burial will be in Carter.
   
   April 16, 1943