Beckham CO. OK          MRS.IMA ( McCOLUM ) HENSLEE
                                      
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   *Note* HENSLEE,Ima ( McCOLUM ) b.19 Oct 1900 d.01 Mar 1924 buried
   Carter Cemetery.*Carter,Beckham Co.,Oklahoma
   
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   Mrs.Ima HENSLEE **The death of Mrs.Ima HENSLEEE last Saturday morning
   brought sadness to the entire community.She had undergone an operation
   earlier in the week and was thought to be on the road to recovery
   until complications developed which soon brought the end.
   
   She was the daughter of J.S.McCOLUM of this city with whom she was
   making her home,her husband and mother having preceded her into the
   great beyond.Besides her father she leaves three brothers,O.L.McCOLUM,
   R.E.McCOLUM,and A.B.McCOLUM and three sisters,Mrs. Hattie
   VINYARD,Mrs.Bessie HAMMONS of Elk City,and Mrs.Johnnie DAUGHTRY and
   other relatives and a host of friends.
   
   Ima was a devoted member of the Church of Christ,always present at the
   services of the Church and ready to help in every good work.Before the
   end came she expressed a willingness to go,saying she feared not
   death.She also made request concerning her funeral and interment which
   were carefully carried out.She requested that Bro.EWTON of
   Tecumseh,whom she knew in childhood and whom she had become especially
   attached when she was a little girl,make the talk at her
   funeral.Bro.EWTON having been a friend of the McCOLUM family for
   years,spoke words of consolation and encouragement that will be
   cherished by the bereaved ones through all the years to come.He was
   assisted in the services by the local minister J.C.CARMAN.a very
   impressive and beautiful song service was conducted by L.F.MARTIN
   assisted by others.Especially impressive was the quartette"Beautiful
   Home Somewhere."