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Ethel McCafferty Hambright
Enid Morning News
07-1965
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre

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Ethel McC. and John Ross HAMBRIGHT

Garber Cemetery


Garber – Services for Mrs. Ethel McCafferty Hambright will be at 10 AM today in the Garber Christian Church with Rev. George Lespagnard officiating. Burial will be in Garber Cemetery under the direction of Anderson Funeral Home. Mrs. Hambright died Friday.

Born in Kent, Iowa, she spent her early childhood in Pawhattan, Kansas, and moved to Garber in 1901. She attended school here for a short time and moved to El Reno where she graduated from high school in 1908.

She moved to Enid in 1909 and attended Phillips University, graduating in 1912. From 1930 to 1919 she was head of the science department at Enid high. She returned to Garber in 1923.

In 1925 she married Ross Hambright. They operated a café in Garber until his death in 1942. She then operated an accounting, income tax and tag agency in Garber for 25 years and retired about three years ago due to ill health.

She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Stephenson of the home and Mrs. Walter (Beth) Francis of Fairfax, Virginia, and a nephew, Dr. Marcus M. Truitt, Kingsville, Texas.

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