Parker Co. TX - Obit for Clarence Edwin Vincent
   
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   Funeral  services  for C.E. Vincent were held in the Baptist church in
   Cheyenne  Sunday  afternoon with Rev. Laddie Adams, church pastor, and
   Rev. Jimmie Wilkerson, Laverne in charge of the services.
   Mr.  Vincent  died  Wednesday,  May  6, 1959 at a hospital in Truth or
   Consequences,  New Mexico. Although he had been in the hospital only a
   short  time, his illness covered a period of years. Early this year he
   sold  his business in Cheyenne and went to New Mexico hoping to regain
   his health.
   Clarence  Edwin  Vincent  was  born September 18, 1904 at Weatherford,
   Texas, and departed this life at Truth or Consequence, New Mexico, May
   6,  1959.  He  was  the  son  of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Vincent. His father
   preceded him in death.
   In  1911  he  came  with  his  parents and their family to Roger Mills
   County.  He  was  graduated  from the Strong City High School and soon
   thereafter  he  went to San Angelo, Texas, with his brother, Scott. In
   San Angelo he met and married Miss Pauline Hale. A few years later, he
   and  his family moved to Cheyenne, Oklahoma where he entered business.
   He owned and operated the John Deere Implement business until February
   of this year.
   He  is  survived by his wife, Pauline; three children, a son, Clarence
   Lee, two daughters, Wilda Jean and Jan, and eight grandchildren, Darla
   Jean  Gillette,  Lavena, Vernon, Ralph, Theresa and Leann Vincent, and
   Jack Wesley, Teddye Carol and Shari Jean Jones.
   Also  surviving  him  is  his mother, Mrs. J.E. Vincent, Elk City, and
   three brothers and four sisters, J. Scott and Frank, both of Cheyenne,
   Marvin  of  Elk City, Mrs. E.B. Overstreet and Mrs. Ed Sartin, both of
   Amarillo,  Texas,  Mrs.  P.M.  Bailey,  Portales,  New Mexico and Mrs.
   Vernon Kendall, Sayre.
   He  was  a  dedicated  and  faithful  member  and trustee of the First
   Baptist  church  of  Cheyenne  for  many  years. He was a devoted son,
   brother, husband, father, and grandfather.
   Committal   in   Cheyenne  cemetery,  Cheyenne,  Roger  Mills  County,
   Oklahoma.
   Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, Ok