it hee sarwry. Olivia Jenkins W, Calif. — Mrs. Olivia Lee BARSTO Monroe, | Lawson Jenkins, 75, 422 N. a Barat , 1985 8, July ay, Mond died Sept. ‘Matthew fey daughter in Ogden 23, 1909 sopra ad@ She adnthony and died Utah. 4, vorced. oe ~<Ghurch. Embry She was a member of the el. AME Chap , She is survived by one grandson sons, , surviving are two Michael it L- WwW. yWhite, Draper, Utah, and John ArMrs. , hter daug one n; ® White, Ogde dwthur (Clora) Silas, Ogden, eight gran | : m children. Lila f Also Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. 7 ce at She worked as a control clerk . and retired in 1980. her, Essie two sisters and one brot a Joinessi Ther Ore.; , land Port , Wood W. Gardens mAilen of Embry the Funeral will be day from 6 to 8 p.m. Interment 2s a of the Wasatch. Mary Wallace Mary Wall died Satirday DeDec.say 7, ofco 2766 Gra 1985, at a ieee _ hursing home of cancer. _ She was born Feb. 28, 1940, in Angene and guillo, Miss., a da Queen Ester , King Wallace. She was - Member oo a of the > Baptist Church. _ She had lived “in Ohio prior to . Reaccou fired member of Teamsters Lor of the Baptist Membe cal 222. Church. Wanda, Murwife, Survivors: _ ray; father, Len, New Orleans, La.: children, Kathryn Ross, en, Utah; Derrick, Salt Surviving dren; brother, Arthur, New iberia, La.; sister, Mrs. Alceid (Kath_ Akron, ryn) Wilson, New Orleans, La. MonFuneral services will be day, 11 a.m., at Redwood MemoSo. Redw rlai Estates, 6500 friends may ~ Road, where ‘hour prior to servi Ne ms a» Tk ses Ohio; son one and two daughters iteesteseensterssist: PRM James Wallace, Fresno, Calif’ tees Hi nter directors, MemoRene are her parents, Eu- gene Wallace of Ogden; Queen Ester Wallace Faulkner, Alan ‘ity; step-sons, moving to Ogden, and been a homemaker. Oo- f.; Leah » Franciska Wallace , Sherri L ynn Wallace, both of . Children. : Ogden; and t Wo grand- Also surviving nooner | Meron remation Myers is maa under Mortuary (Pearl) Jones, M. Martha Woo- services will be at the Church of Christ, 23rd & Quincy Ave. on Monday at 1 p.m. Friends may call at Myers Mortuary in Ogden on Sunday from 6 to 8 p.m. _— interment, Ogden City Cemetery. in the Memorial Gardens of the Wa| Stk irae ue . oO f ES one sister, Milton Daniel Collins, and Amy Walton, both of Alligator, Miss. Church officiating. ~ Friends may call at the mortuary Fri- | h and four great-grandchildren. Also surviving are one brother and A.M.E. Chapel r Cc dard, both of Ogden; 19 grandchildren, — Funeral services will be conducted Mortus Myer the in p.m. 1 at rday Satu @ : @ ary Chapel in Ogden with Rev. David uary in day at 1 p.m. at the Myers Mort officiatAllen d Davi or Ogden with Past ; ing. uary Friends may call at the mort ay Mond and p.m. 8 to 6 from Sunday u Leo Floyd, Salt Lake City. ira services will be held Mon- one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Memorial | the Order of vii She was a member of Chap el A.M.E. y Embr and Star Eastern h 4 Christ. | She had lived in Friars Point, Miss.; Alligator, Miss.; Memphis, Tenn.; and Ogden. | Surviving are three sons and three daughters, Frank W. Fullwiley, Jr., Lynnwood, Calif.; Harvey Fullwiley, Portland, Ore.; Terry Fullwiley, Ogden; Mrs. Cicero (Katie) Scott, Layton; Mrs. PO !@pPior to her retirement. — 1984. in California. He died June 19, orShe lived in Shawnee, Okla.; Calif 1938. in n Ogde to d move nia and IRS er, Los Angeles, Calif.; and Lawson, Boley, Okla. c aater at Defe Ogden~ “*Depot ey was She antasforklift opernse Jenkins She married LaVern Charles Funeral 1935, in Clarks y dale, Miss. Thedi-* were later 7 VOHS72... hoeShe had been . nee. and Pearlie Dangerfield Collins. She married Frank Fullwiley 28 Nov. on White Oct. ee Miss., a daugh- = ® ter of William married ington, born Point, & Friars jp 1934 in Far- graduated with : from honors’ was She 2"Audson Slocum. She attended © Shawnee. attack. a heart Bil So al ges it “She was born Nov. 26, 1918, in Ogden, a of Wiltne *jiam and lrene Lawson. school in Shaw- 66, of 1959 West Ann, died Tuesday, of ~ Nov. 19, 1985, in a local care center following an ex- "¥énhded illness. James UniLangston She versity. public taught LAYTON — Mrs. Carrie M. Fullwiley, cum White, ce enSlo FlorAnn e 66, of 550 Grant, No. B6, died Tues a , Jan. 29, 1985, at the home of and Mary Emma Cummings schools Carrie M. Fullwiley fay gr ‘4: we oon 92%'Mrs. stow hospital of heart failure. - She was born Shawnee, Okla., a daughter of es ‘Florence S. V lis | ; Sister, Sarah the dj oe ae | ection of