Osage County, Oklahoma, Obituary:  SALLIE JOHNSON McARTHUR

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SALLIE JOHNSON McARTHUR

OCNS - Obit Archives - Last rites were held at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, in the 
Johnson Funeral Home Chapel for Mrs. Sallie Johnson McArthur, 54, who died 
early Saturday morning, November 14, 1953) in the Pawhuska (Oklahoma) 
Municipal Hospital where she had been confined for two weeks.

The Reverend George Newby, pastor of the Assembly of God Church officiated.

Raymond and Harold Red Corn, accompanied by Mrs. LaVerne Harris, sang a 
group of hymns.
Casket bearers were Jeff Hendricks, Thomas Rogers, Lloyd Whitetree and Flo 
McKee, all of Pawhuska; H.E. Mossbarger of Fairfax, Oklahoma; and Bill 
Lindley, Oklahoma City.

Burial was in the Pawhuska City Cemetery.

Mrs. McArthur was born June 19, 1899, in Cowley County, Kansas, (the 
daughter of Charles Henry Johnson and Katie {Arthur} Johnson).   She was 
married September 3, 1946, to Wilburn McArthur, who passed away in June, 
1950.

Surviving are:   a daughter, Mrs. Adula Whitehorn; a son, Joe Smith; and 
five grandchildren (Sabra Smith, Sandra Smith, Joe Brown Smith, Charles 
Smith and Louise Smith), all of Pawhuska.   She also leaves her mother and 
step-father, Mrs. Katie Simmons and Frank Simmons of Pawhuska; a sister, 
Mrs. Goldie Young; four half-sisters, Joan, Charlotte and Henryetta 
Johnson, all of Pawhuska; and Jean Gorham of Tulsa; her step-mother, Mrs. 
Vina Johnson and a niece, Diana Harrison both of Pawhuska.