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© Carnegie Herald Carnegie, Oklahoma Wednesday, March 20, 1957 Mollie Lee [Sewell] Bell Services Held at Cement For Sister Of Alfalfa Woman Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Lee Bell, 55, Cement , sister of Mrs. O.Z. Duncan, of Alfalfa, were held at 2 p.m. Monday in the First Christian Church of Cement. Mrs. Bell had just completed a physical checkup Friday afternoon at a Chickasha hospital and was getting in her car to return home when she suffered a heart attack. She was rushed back into the hospital and placed in an oxygen tent and given other emergency treatment. Death came at 12:45 a.m. Saturday. She had been in failing health the past 12 years. She had suffered a stroke two years ago. Mrs. Bell was born June 10, 1901, in Sunset, Texas, and in 1903 came with her parents to Oklahoma, where they homesteaded a farm near Cement. She had been a resident of the Cement community for almost 50 years, having lived in the Meridian community northwest of Chickasha from 1945 to 1951. She was a member of the Meridian home demonstration club, the Order of Eastern Star and the cement First Christian church. Survivors include her husband, Jesse W. Bell, Cement; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sewell, Cement; two daughters, Mrs. Monroe Jessup of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Hilbert Huffine of Tuttle; four sisters, Mrs. Clyde Stillwell, Nocona, Texas, Mrs. Nellie White of Gilroy, Calif., Mrs. Duncan of Alfalfa and Mrs. Beatrice Mayer of Chickasha; five brothers, Warren of Cyril, Bill of Whiteface, Tex., Alva of Gilroy, Cecil of Oklahoma City and Dude of Cement; and four grandchildren. |
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