Obit of Clif Jones (j520) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Brenda Dias    28 Dec 2000
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Surnames: Jones 

The Carnegie Herald, Wednesday, Oct. 6, 1976

Cliff Jones Service Held

Funeral services for Cliff Jones, 78, longtime farmer and former 
educator at Alfalfa were Saturday, October 2, at the Alfalfa 
Methodist church. Rev. Eugene Cooprider, former Carnegie and Alfalfa 
pastor, officiated.

Jones died Wednesday, September 29, in a Lawton hospital.

Burial was in Alfalfa Cemetery under direction of Pitcher Funeral 
Home.

Born October 26, 1897, Jones came to the Oklahoma Territory with his 
family in a covered wagon, first settling north of Mountain View in 
1901. In 1904, the family moved to a farm north of Carnegie where he 
attended school.

In 1924, he married Pearl Pickrell at Tipton. A 1927 graduate of 
Southwestern State College at Weatherford, he taught in Wynona, 
Wilson and several other school systems before moving back to the 
homestead north of Carnegie in 1930. He was residing at the farm at 
the time of his death.

Survivors include his widow, of the home; one son, Donald N. Jones, 
Saginaw, Texas; four daughters, Lo Leta King, Carnegie, Karen Monroe 
of Mountain View, Treva Baker, St. Michaels, Ariz., and Gayle 
Harris, Ganado, Ariz.; one sister, Ethel Mae Smith, Okmulgee; 16 
grandchildren; three great-grandchildren and several nieces and 
nephews. 
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