ace Sn it oe Lie Cyt Re eis Seer aT fe Essie P. Jones — LAYTON — Mrs. 45, of 1884 N. 1450 Wednesday, May 9, mana Hospital Davis al condition. was She born Dec. 12 Essie P. Jones, W., Layton, died 1984, at the HuNorth of a heart 4 : Edgar Oldridge, died Wednesday, May 9, 1984, at the 3 St. Benedict’s Hospital. Redin 1913, 16, Oct. born was He nd Eliza. bank, Miss., a son of Sa La 24, 1950. na f Sian Madden. ’ a bay ee ag i. cae Aa She 3 ae; a: aa oe years or with Sears and Roebuck. She had lived in Layton for the past | Six yea;>s. She was a member of the True Vine Baptist Church in Clearfield. She served as a church usher. Surviving are her husband of Layton. two sons and four daughters, Harold Jones, Dexter Jones, Mrs. Jennifer Pollard, Miss Kathy Jones, and Miss Debra Jones, all of Layton; were ‘later diShe vorced. May 15, 1971, in Reno, Nev. They Jones. dilater were ao vorced. Sheak married Limmie - married Tony O. Union Pacific Railroad and had an aircraft mechanic at Hill Air Force | Base. Aug. 25, 1947. Richmond, Calif., on She was a member of the Finley Temple Church of God in Church. She He was an army veteran of World had been a Sunday School teacher.— He was a member of the American She had worked at Defense Depot Ogden. Surviving are her husband of Ogden; one son and three daughters, Tony O. Galloway Jr., Albuquerque, N.M.; Kathy Peguese, Joyce Galloway and Beth Bell, all of Ogden; 11 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. - Also surviving are three brothers, Emporia, Rev. Wardell Chambers, Kan.; Jessie Chambers and Melvin Chambers, both of Ogden. She was preceded in death by one daughter. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Finley Temple Church of God in Christ, 119 W. 30th, with Rev. S.V. Miller officiating. Friends may call at the Myers Mortuary in Ogden Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. Legion Post No. 66, since 1950. He had been Pleasant Grove Church. of the Baptist a member Missionary | : Surviving are his widow of Ogden; two sons and three daughters, Edgar Oldridge Jr., Mississippi; Shaun Edgar Oidridge, Eleathea Weatherspoon and Eliza Uzah, all of Ogden; Elizabeth Rucker, Memphis, Tenn.; 20 grand3 : children. Also surviving is one sister, Lula B. Summelar, Memphis, Tenn; and nu= merous step-children. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in the Myers Mortuary Chapel in Ogden, with Rev. Theodore P. Fields officiating. — Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from 6 until 8 p.m. ery. — interment, Ogden os City Cemet inetd one hour prior to services. Interment in the Syracuse City Cemetery. ‘Interment in the Memorial Gardens of the Wasatch. Military honors will be accorded by oO. oc we SOE 2°5e5 es LC son B ; s§ &a Oggs se. gcr ces 22 oS be sSSC o68c . 8eas OSuS 8 SEs EEe @ 522 Suse Bese BSiveoS o -2=-. S66 a eee SOLSESED ~ h: mo Ou m1 _ Ssose # 2° qe ncaget, Spa —c*e8c+ ee ce SS 8=O7~ TE OT SH. GSO SES SOF FESECES FI Re ss -! ar | 58S aH Cc SOK } ‘ . a Sato Fa re once or Swat S2°-ss8 f oSFSE5 ORS2 .-~ Be, += oESGE P= ZegcsCfs aA>3da o x <é seers SHsSee 9755 SLEouee EMSS Bose B Ogres Jjurse oPos ®2SELS@ S al OCSEea 5S S55EG6G8LEO 5 es ols ®2ee" e 6etsottr gS cof. OOG60... 8 SeEvas Er > Oo 88 aa: Sy S5o£ 72H S620 BOT 50 222 S owe? eS zee OOS. T SEZ cee goNPzSoSBOLS " =S 2 S8amh O80 @ na2xga — % EL2caeeEeosc = ERLE S du, inte 0% Sh» seooec£ gg" PERS S BOL ZrO OSesrtesesttsos fe FOKET Ss = TO EA~ fe o HO G— 60 : : s Bese 2622 3% eo we UGE ae ee 25°25 Oe eX = funse, wm ExES SEPSLES gy cag ie Cos “ irr 229 A 40270 0 e- ~-0 £e20 QOet g2050 hf} ~~ oO e |& = oees G CO o Slot, s ee pa 220 7 ca GSOG 28038 ins oe s -OO2 Us ¢ Be o® os= ae ces 2 eae.O Le l50 5% Oo ~oSu c=-§CO ~~ oO US ce ag 6 See soso o-oOrtce2 FS rodgael Deen ad OO ce cf ~ Ee:s Lveté eae .”3 8S > © Se~oe2g (9.25% ae G62 S.&: Oe Oof od: oO pes ec ae : -- Gaurd. the American Legion Color ie og in Galloway War Il. Texas; and three grandchildren. Also surviving are her mother and two sisters, Mrs. Rebecca Anthony, and Mrs. Christine Ashley, all of Omaha, Neb.; a grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Madden, Dubberly, La. Funeral services will be Monday at | 1 p.m. at Lindquist’s Clearfield Mortu- . ary Chapel, 1050 S. State, with Pastor Grover C. Walker officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Monday They Jones. | vorced. He married — the He had worked as a cook forbeen Houston, Ernie (Janet) Adams, married She Scheffield Emma Bush on i ae Mrs. Emma Chitwood Chambers. di- later were ie : ' of Lee and Howard ko, Nev. They # Buk: a Kan., daughter 4, 1961, in El- One aang April Jenkins Betty ‘Brooks on July uote Spies 27th, She was born July 2, 1916, in Chana ute, | He married Manta B.L. died ‘She hter 154 of den nursing home. Ree. Frankie formerly 68, died Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984, in an Og- He married Shreveport,@ d Mrs. Dorothy Elizabeth Chambers Galloway, . Wells Oldridge. in 1938, Dorothy E. Galloway ; : & O2am ; 4