In Memory Of

Gladys Marie Turner

1898 – 1971

MEMORIAL SERVICES

Sunday, July 18, 1971
– 2:00 p.m.

Mt. Zion Baptist Church

MINISTER

Reverend Bob Colbert

SINGERS

Brixey Quartette

SONGS

“I Am Bound For
That City.”

“What A Day
That Will Be”

“Where The
Roses Never Fade”

Gladys
Marie Turner, daughter of the late George W. and Annetta Glinn Brown, was born
near Grimmett, Missouri, March 17th, 1898.  Entered into rest July 16th,
1971 at the age of seventy-three years.

Mrs.
Turner received her early education in the schools of Howell
County, later attending Southwest
Missouri Teacher’s College at Springfield,
Missouri and had taught school in Howell County
for a number of years.

On
March 10th, 1917 she was married to Adam Turner, who survives her as
do five children, who are Mrs. Georganna Christopher, Rockville,
Missouri, Mrs. Maudena McMahan, Pomona, Missouri, Charles
D. Turner, Cooley Dam, Washington,
Mrs. Evelyn Willett, Salem, Arkansas and Adam Turner, Jr., Independence,
Missouri.  Also surviving are
fourteen grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren and a sister,

Mrs. Mabel Heselton, West
Plains, Missouri.

Preceding
in death are her parents, a son Orval L. Turner, and a brother Charles Brown.

Mrs.
Turner has been a member of the Mt.
Zion Baptist
Church for more than
fifty years.