Beckham Co. OK - Obit for Lucille Fern Scrivner
   
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   Services for Lucille Fern Scrivner, were held Wednesday, July 23, 1980
   in  the  Reydon  Community  Building  at  10:30  a.m.  with Rev. Eddie
   Overstreet  officiating.  Interment  was  in  the White Rose Cemetery,
   Reydon,  Roger  Mills  County,  Oklahoma  under  the direction of Rose
   Chapel Funeral Service of Cheyenne.
   Mrs.  Scrivner was born on January 7, 1920, in Bartlesville, Oklahoma,
   and  passed  away on July 21, 1980, in the Erick Nursing Home after an
   extended illness at the age of 60 years, 6 months and 14 days.
   As  a  child  she  lived  with  her  parents  in  Arkansas, Reydon and
   Burkburnett,  Texas.  On September 10, 1939, she married Clifford Cody
   Scrivner  in  Burkburnett,  Texas,  and soon after their marriage they
   moved  to  Reydon  to  make  their  home. She has been a member of the
   Reydon Church of Christ.
   She  is  survived  by  1  daughter,  Betty  Ott  of Reydon; 4 sisters,
   Vauncille Tenney of Hawkins, Texas; Ruth Teaff of Elctra, Texas; Wilda
   Wood  of  Burkburnett,  Texas;  Maxine  Wheeler  of Pasadena, Texas; 2
   brothers,  Paul  H.  Millar, Jr. of El Chjon, California and Robert L.
   Millar of Burkburnett, Texas; 2 grandchilren and 2 step grandchildren.
   Pallbearers  were  Joe  Yowell, Leo Swope, Raymond McNeil, John Wells,
   Jim Duke and Oscar Hamon.