Denton Co. TX - Obit for Mrs. Monnie Lee McEntire
   
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   Mrs. Monnie Lee McEntire, Dempsey community pioneer, died at the Sayre
   hospital  Sunday,  June  14,  1959  following  a  lengthy illness, and
   services  were  conducted  Tuesday  at  2;30  p.m.  in the Sunny Point
   community building with R.D. Wehard, minister, officiating.
   Born  February 5, 1898 in Denton, she came to western Oklahoma in 1900
   with her parents, and settled at Willow, Oklahoma, later moving to Elk
   City.  In 1928 the family moved to the Dempsey community where she was
   a resident.
   She was married to Tom McEntire April 5, 1917, at Cordell.
   She  was  a  member  of  the  Jehovah Witnesses. Her parents and three
   brothers preceded her in death.
   Survivors  include  her  husband,  Tom  J.  of the home at Grimes, two
   sisters,  Mrs.  Emma  Smith,  Memphis,  Texas  and  Mrs. Leslie Moore,
   Clinton.
   Pall  bearers  were  Elzie McEntire, O.C. Nobles, Marvin Satterfrield,
   Huston McEntire, Larue McEntire and Olen McEntire.
   Committal  was  in  the Dempsey cemetery, Dempsey, Roger Mills County,
   Oklahoma with Moore Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
   Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, Ok