Services for Beulah L. Scovel, 78, of 618 S.E. 24th Street was held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Woodland Hills Church of Christ with burial in the Oakwood Cemetery in Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Scovel died of a heart ailment Monday at the Commonwealth Care Center, 5608 S.W. Ninth Street, after a three month illness.
Born in Fountain Grove, Mo., Mrs Scovel lived in Des Moines since 1913. She was member of the Elderberry Senior Citizen's Club and the Woodland Hills Church.
Survivors include five sons, John, Raymond and Frank all of Des Moines, Elmer of West Des Moines and Jack of Barber, Ark; two daughters, Mrs. Irene Williams of Des Moines and Mrs. Bernice Conrad of Indianola; a brother, Elmer Hastins of Adrian, Mo. 19 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Officiating: Rev. Harold D. Cashatt
Songs:"Because He Lives" & "Until Then"
Pallbearers: Tom Scovel, Leon Williams, Alva Legg, Tim Scovel, Clarence Thomas, Jim McCuen
Mrs. Scovel died of a heart ailment Monday at the Commonwealth Care Center, 5608 S.W. Ninth Street, after a three month illness.
Born in Fountain Grove, Mo., Mrs Scovel lived in Des Moines since 1913. She was member of the Elderberry Senior Citizen's Club and the Woodland Hills Church.
Survivors include five sons, John, Raymond and Frank all of Des Moines, Elmer of West Des Moines and Jack of Barber, Ark; two daughters, Mrs. Irene Williams of Des Moines and Mrs. Bernice Conrad of Indianola; a brother, Elmer Hastins of Adrian, Mo. 19 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Officiating: Rev. Harold D. Cashatt
Songs:"Because He Lives" & "Until Then"
Pallbearers: Tom Scovel, Leon Williams, Alva Legg, Tim Scovel, Clarence Thomas, Jim McCuen
Services for Beulah L. Scovel, 78, of 618 S.E. 24th Street was held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Woodland Hills Church of Christ with burial in the Oakwood Cemetery in Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. Scovel died of a heart ailment Monday at the Commonwealth Care Center, 5608 S.W. Ninth Street, after a three month illness.
Born in Fountain Grove, Mo., Mrs Scovel lived in Des Moines since 1913. She was member of the Elderberry Senior Citizen's Club and the Woodland Hills Church.
Survivors include five sons, John, Raymond and Frank all of Des Moines, Elmer of West Des Moines and Jack of Barber, Ark; two daughters, Mrs. Irene Williams of Des Moines and Mrs. Bernice Conrad of Indianola; a brother, Elmer Hastins of Adrian, Mo. 19 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Officiating: Rev. Harold D. Cashatt
Songs:"Because He Lives" & "Until Then"
Pallbearers: Tom Scovel, Leon Williams, Alva Legg, Tim Scovel, Clarence Thomas, Jim McCuen
Mrs. Scovel died of a heart ailment Monday at the Commonwealth Care Center, 5608 S.W. Ninth Street, after a three month illness.
Born in Fountain Grove, Mo., Mrs Scovel lived in Des Moines since 1913. She was member of the Elderberry Senior Citizen's Club and the Woodland Hills Church.
Survivors include five sons, John, Raymond and Frank all of Des Moines, Elmer of West Des Moines and Jack of Barber, Ark; two daughters, Mrs. Irene Williams of Des Moines and Mrs. Bernice Conrad of Indianola; a brother, Elmer Hastins of Adrian, Mo. 19 grandchildren; 33 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Officiating: Rev. Harold D. Cashatt
Songs:"Because He Lives" & "Until Then"
Pallbearers: Tom Scovel, Leon Williams, Alva Legg, Tim Scovel, Clarence Thomas, Jim McCuen
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