‘OBITUARIES _ Cora M. Johnson: OGDEN Cora Muriel Clark John- © son, 80, passed Tuesday, Feb. .22, — 1994 in a local care center following a valiant struggle with cancer. E She was preceded in apetle sinher loving husband | Charles” M. Johnson — in 1982. Ba ‘She was born July 11, 1913 in 3 Denver, Colo. a = daughter of =: Charles Alexander and Pearl Glover . Helen Clark. She was & ® #8 4 ae oe "OF an active member _ of the Embry Chanel AME, Church, where =F she had fo served as a treasurer. She was an active member of the Masonic Organizations, Prince Hall Affiliation of the Colorado Jurisdic- — Nee 7 ~ She was Past Matron of Lone Star Chapter #1, O.E.S., Past Grand Treasurer of Columbine Grand Chapter O.E.S., Past State Loyal Lady Ruler of | the Golden Circle, and life Member of _ Ayrians Chapter #40 of A.E.A.O.N.M.S. — She had served as Chairman of the © Advisory Council of the Area Technolo- | gy Center and member of the Board of — Trustees for the Ogden Area Commu- © nity Action Agency. | She leaves to cherish her memory a _ son, Charles Johnson Il, Oakland, © Calif. a daughter, Fredine King, Den- — ver; grandchildren, Coretta King, Denver; Konia Zalika and Bianca Johnson, Oakland; niece Helen Gordon and sis- | | ter-in-law, Violet Ciark, both of Denver; | and a host of relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held on Sat-_ urday at 11 a.m. at the Embry Chapel _A.M.E. Church, 264 30th, with the Rev. William Scott Jr. officiating. Friends — may call at the Myers Mortuary in Og~ den, 845 Wash. Biva., on Friday from 6 | OS pm. 2 | interment, Ogden ~ Cemetery.