Obit of James D. Artre (a636) - Stephens County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Esther Lamb   <emlamb@marlow.net>  8 Apr 1999
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Surnames: Artre, Sweeten, Price, McAdoo, Logan, Lowder, Baxter, 
Wainwright, Hill, Wilson, Kitchens

James D. Artre of Athens Ark, formerly of Marlow, born in Moyers OK 
to James Monroe and Frankie Mae Sweeten Artre, died March 29 1999 at 
Christus St. Michael Health Care Center in Texarkana TX. He was a 
U.S. Army veteran of World War Two, a retired truck driver and he 
was a Baptist. He had lived in Arkansas 23 years. 

Survivors include a daughter and son-in-law Joyce Dee and Richard 
Price of Marlow, a son and daughter-in-law James David and Nancy 
Artre of Duncan, grandchildren, Ricky and Patti Price, Deana and 
Mitch McAdoo, and Monica and Erin Artre, five great-grandchildren, 
two brothers, Garlin Nonroe Artre and Walter Artre both of Ft. Worth 
TX., seven sisters, Frankie Logan of King of Anaheim Ca, Lorene 
Lowder of Neosho MO, Ethel Baxter of Palm Bay FL, Jo Wainwright of 
Shreveport LA, Ila Hill of Dierks Ark, Jean Wilson of Nashville Ark, 
and Helen Kitchens of Oklahoma City. 

Graveside services were held in Fairlawn Cemetery in Comanche with 
Joe Ligon Officiating.

Burial was under the direction of the Callaway-Smith-Cobb Funeral 
Home of Marlow.
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