Lorene Elizabeth Riddick Obituary



The Crockett Times
Alamo, Tennessee
Thursday, April 1, 1948
Vol. 16 No. 5

Mrs. Lorene Elizabeth Riddick, age 39, died Thursday afternoon at her home in Maury City after a stroke. Mrs. Riddick formerly taught in Maury City and Alamo and in other schools and later was the operator of a beauty shop in Halls and Maury City.

She lived in Alamo for many years and was a daughter of Arthur Yearwood and Mrs. Edward W. Williams and besides her parents she leaves her husband, James L. Riddick and a sister, Mrs. Colleen Gavlie of Memphis.

She was a member of the Maury City Church of Christ and services were held there Friday afternoon by L. L. Brigance of Freed-Hardeman College, Henderson and burial was in Maury City Cemetery with Garner Funeral Home of Ripley in charge.

Mrs. Riddick was held in high esteem by all who knew her and her death came as a great shock to her friends throughout this section.


MAURY CITY
Mrs. James Lawrence Riddick died after a stroke at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at her home near Maury City. She was born in Crockett County and was a member of the Maury City Church of Christ. She was a former English teacher at Maury City High and later a beauty shop operator in Halls and Maury City. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Brigance Friday afternoon at the Maury City Church of Christ. Burial was in Maury City Cemetery. She leaves her husband, James L. Riddick; her parents, A. D. Yearwood of Alamo and Mrs. Edward W. Williams of Stanton and a sister, Mrs. Colleen Gavilic of Memphis and two nephews.


Contributed by Jean Cox Holden


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