The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-25
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. SULLIVAN
HELD HERE TODAY.

Mrs. Eugena Stover Sullivan, wife
of Or. c. F. Sullivan. died at her
home Saturday night at 1880 o'clock
Funeral services were held this after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Broadway
Baptist church, conducted by DR. l..
l.. Davidson, and >Ir!al was had in
Rose Hin cemetery.
Mrs. sullivan had been i'll for a
few days but the Illness did not
appear TO be serious She rose and
dressed on Saturday and was out
driving D. the evening with some
friends Soon after the drive she
was taken suddenly i'll and despite all
that could be done for her she passed
away. Heart failure superinduced By
an attack of acute indigestion was
assigned as the cause, Her mother
died in exactly the same manner but
At more advanced age.
Mrs. Sullivans maiden name was
Miss Eugena b. Stover She would
have been 81 years Of age on the
/ 18th Of next October. On Decembe'
80, 1890, she was married 10 Dr
sullivan in Danville, Ala. They movej
to this country and settled at Lone
Grove in 1893 and lived at that place
until five years ago when they moved
into Ardmore.
The children who survive her are
| Paul, Ruth. Jerome. Gussie Lee,
James Louise, Herbert and Jack. The
| youngest of the children is about
/ eight years Of age. Inasmuch as no
thought Of the illness being serious
had come to the family the children
We're not all with her when the end
came. Paul Sullivan was at Iawton,
Miss Gussie Lee was at the State
| University and Mrs. Ruth Dudley was
at her home in Ccalgate. jerome Sui
livan who is spending the summer on
the ranch near Wilson, was at home
and talked with his mother just a
short time before she was fatally
seized with heart failure.
All the children arrived yesterday
and were here for the funeral. Others
who are here to attend the funeral
are Mrs. W. L. Sullivan Of Dallas, a
sister: DR. r. +. Sullivan of Ada and
Dr. Robert Sullivan of Lehigh broth
ers to DR.. Sullivan; Mrs. G. H. Win
dom OF Waxahachie, Il sister; Mrs. G.
NJ. Cade Jr., of shawnee, Il niece; Mrs
James l.. Gaddo and husband Of Lee
high, niece; Robert Sullivan of
Gainesville. a nephew, Mrs. II. c.
Amos of Ringing, friend OF the
family. and Miss Dorothy Thompson
and Lloyd Pryor of Oklahoma City,
who are friends of the Sullivan chill
dren
Honorary pallbeareis We're DR.. Wal
ter Hardy, DR.. J. c. McNees. r. a.
Hefner. X. f. McCrory. II. A. Fair
child and Tom Cooper Active pail
bearers were G. II. Woodruff, Ed Sand
lin, Clarence Atkins, John Easley. IA
G. Harreld and w. A. Wolverton.
The Sullivan family has lived here
many years. Dr. Sullivan practiceC
medicine for many years at Lone
Grove and was forced to retire when
his investments in land and cattle
grew to such point that they de
mandcd his entire attention. No family
is better known in this section Of the
state or has more friends. Mrs. Sui
livan was woman devoted to hei
home and her family and her church
Her children who are grown have al
been given the best educational ad-
vantages and are entering upon use
full careers. Her family, her church
and her friends will seriously miss
her and she leaves some small chill
dren who cannot yet realize their stu
pendous loss.