Marshall County, OK - Obit -  Emba Callie Wall Davault or Duvault. 
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Source: Madill Record Newspaper
Publish date 1 May 1941
Died 30 April 1941
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Submitters Note: Embra was the daughter of Mary Ann McGaugh and James J. Wall

SERVICES FOR MRS. DAVAULT TO BE FRIDAY
Will Be at 2 P.M. in Watts Chapel;
O.E. S. Burial

Davault, long-time resident of Madill, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday 
afternoon at Watts Funeral home
chapel. Rev. J. A. Hopkins, W. Pigg, minister of the Church of Christ 
will be in charge.

Mrs. Davault passed away Wednesday afternoon at the home of a daughter, 
Mrs. John Laird.  She had been in critical condition more than a month, 
and had been in ill health for many years.

Eight Children Survive

Surviving are eight children, one sister, and eight grandchildren.  
The children are Calvin Davault and Mrs.
John Laird of Madill; Amos Davault, Mrs. D. C. Trafton, and Mrs. 
F.T. Gilliland, all of Amarillo, Tex: Mrs.
C.W. Simmons of Aylesworth; W.E. Davault of Sherman, Tex: and Mrs. 
Lee Dicus of Denison, Tex.  Her sister is
Mrs. Maggie Southerland of Mead.

All of Mrs. Davault's children were at the deathbed.

Mrs. Davault was born March 5, 1874, in Nashville, Tenn. Her parents 
moved to McKinney, Tex., and she was reared near Howe and Van Alstyne, 
Tex. She joined the Methodist church when 14 years old.

On August 1, 1891, she was married to A.E. Davault, who has been 
dead a number of years.

Joe Coleman Will Sing

The Methodist choir will furnish music for the funeral service, and 
Joe Coleman will sing a vocal solo. The body will lie in state at 
Watts Funeral home until time of burial. Escorts of the casket will be Cecil
Robertson, Lloyd Jacks, Sam Whittle,  Arthur Ables. Claud Ward, Sallie Perryman,  
Dick Perryman, and Horace Blackburn.

Members of the Eastern Star's Past Matrons club will have charge of 
services at the grave. Interment will be at Madill-Legion cemetery 
with Watts Funeral home in charge.