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Flo F. McCally © Enid Morning News 11-1979 Submitted by: Jo Aguirre
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Flo and Jessie Smith MCCALLY Aline Star Cemetery
Cleo Springs – Flo F. McCally, 71, died Wednesday evening in a Cherokee hospital.
Service will be at 2 PM Saturday in the Cleo Springs Christian Church with the Rev. Richard O'Donnell officiating. Burial will be in the Aline Star Cemetery under direction of the Fairview Funeral Home, Fairview.
Miss McCally was born December 8, 1907, at Hopeton, and graduated from high school at Waynoka in 1925. She worked as a cashier in a restaurant, and had lived in Oklahoma City, San Francisco and Seattle prior to moving to Cleo Springs in 1971.
Miss McCally was a member of the Cleo Springs Christian Church and belonged to the Christian Women's Fellowship and the Royal Neighbors.
Survivors include three sisters, Helen Faye Schell and Jesse Smith, both of Cleo Springs, and Mrs. Wilford (Frances) George, Fort Worth, Texas; and one niece.
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