Beckham Co. OK            RUTH ANN (DEVEREAUX) JENKINS
                                      
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   Elk City Paper Beckham Co.
   
   RUTH AN JENKINS
   
   Funeral services for Ruth DEVEREAUX will be conducted at 2 p.m.
   Tuesday, from the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church with Rev. I.A. MURRAY
   officiating. Burial will follow in the Evergreen Cemetery under the
   direction of the Martin Funeral Home.
   
   Ruth Ann DEVEREAUX was born June 27, 1916, in Montgomery County, Texas
   and died Saturday at the age of 76. Ruth had lived and worked in
   Amarillo, Texas; California; and Chicago. She lived in Kansas City,
   Mo., where she worked at the College of Osteopathy and Surgery for a
   number of years. She moved back to Elk City, where she had lived
   since. She also worked for Dr. and Mrs. L. V. BAKER. She was married
   to Willie JENKINS.
   
   She is survived by one brother, Dave DEVEREAUX of Clinton, and a host
   of nieces and nephews.
   
   Note from Record: Date of Death: June 6, 1992
   Daughter of David DEVEREAUX, Sr.
   
                             Evergreen Cemetery