PAULS VALLEY DEMOCRAT JUNE 4, 1925
Mrs. James A. Dunn
On May 31, 1925 at 10:30 A.M. Gold called another of his children home to rest int he person of Mrs. Jennie Dunn.
The deceased was before her marriage, Miss Kennie McCarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty. She was born December 5th, 1879. She was married to Mr. James A. Dunn and to this union was born five children, Kay, Frank, Grave, Ira and Stella. Her home was at Liberty, six miles south of Pauls Valley. Mrs. Dunn had been ill for several weeks and as shew was a good Christian women, we are sure she met death not with fear, but rejoicing to enter the long peaceful slumber to which God beckoned her.
The Funeral was conducted by Rev. J. B. Reaves and interment was made at the Klondike cemetery where hosts of friends and family were gathered to witness the last rites over the dead body.
The deceased was certainly a friend to all she met, a neighbor who was loved and appreciated by all, a fond and companionable mother, a true wife, and above alone of God's own children who has served Him faithfully for many years, and is now gone to heaven to receive her reward.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to her bereaved ones in this sad hour, but only God knows just what is needful and best, so look to Him for comfort and consolation, for He is a steadfast friend and a true companion in time of need. She cannot be brought back to earth but we can all join her with the host of angels in glory. May God's mercy and tender kindness be with her husband and children and comfort them in our sincere wishes.
She leaves to mourn her death, Mr. James A. Dunn, husband, Mrs. Kay Dunn, daughter, Mrs. Grace Ramsey, daughter, Misess Ira and Stella Dunn, daughters, Mr. Frank Dunn, son Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty, father and mother, Mrs. W. A. Turner, Mrs. Emily Higgs, Mrs. R. B. Beaty, Mrs. M. A. Dewberry, sisters, MR. W. A. and Leonard McCarty brothers. A FRIEND
Mrs. James A. Dunn
On May 31, 1925 at 10:30 A.M. Gold called another of his children home to rest int he person of Mrs. Jennie Dunn.
The deceased was before her marriage, Miss Kennie McCarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty. She was born December 5th, 1879. She was married to Mr. James A. Dunn and to this union was born five children, Kay, Frank, Grave, Ira and Stella. Her home was at Liberty, six miles south of Pauls Valley. Mrs. Dunn had been ill for several weeks and as shew was a good Christian women, we are sure she met death not with fear, but rejoicing to enter the long peaceful slumber to which God beckoned her.
The Funeral was conducted by Rev. J. B. Reaves and interment was made at the Klondike cemetery where hosts of friends and family were gathered to witness the last rites over the dead body.
The deceased was certainly a friend to all she met, a neighbor who was loved and appreciated by all, a fond and companionable mother, a true wife, and above alone of God's own children who has served Him faithfully for many years, and is now gone to heaven to receive her reward.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to her bereaved ones in this sad hour, but only God knows just what is needful and best, so look to Him for comfort and consolation, for He is a steadfast friend and a true companion in time of need. She cannot be brought back to earth but we can all join her with the host of angels in glory. May God's mercy and tender kindness be with her husband and children and comfort them in our sincere wishes.
She leaves to mourn her death, Mr. James A. Dunn, husband, Mrs. Kay Dunn, daughter, Mrs. Grace Ramsey, daughter, Misess Ira and Stella Dunn, daughters, Mr. Frank Dunn, son Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty, father and mother, Mrs. W. A. Turner, Mrs. Emily Higgs, Mrs. R. B. Beaty, Mrs. M. A. Dewberry, sisters, MR. W. A. and Leonard McCarty brothers. A FRIEND
PAULS VALLEY DEMOCRAT JUNE 4, 1925
Mrs. James A. Dunn
On May 31, 1925 at 10:30 A.M. Gold called another of his children home to rest int he person of Mrs. Jennie Dunn.
The deceased was before her marriage, Miss Kennie McCarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty. She was born December 5th, 1879. She was married to Mr. James A. Dunn and to this union was born five children, Kay, Frank, Grave, Ira and Stella. Her home was at Liberty, six miles south of Pauls Valley. Mrs. Dunn had been ill for several weeks and as shew was a good Christian women, we are sure she met death not with fear, but rejoicing to enter the long peaceful slumber to which God beckoned her.
The Funeral was conducted by Rev. J. B. Reaves and interment was made at the Klondike cemetery where hosts of friends and family were gathered to witness the last rites over the dead body.
The deceased was certainly a friend to all she met, a neighbor who was loved and appreciated by all, a fond and companionable mother, a true wife, and above alone of God's own children who has served Him faithfully for many years, and is now gone to heaven to receive her reward.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to her bereaved ones in this sad hour, but only God knows just what is needful and best, so look to Him for comfort and consolation, for He is a steadfast friend and a true companion in time of need. She cannot be brought back to earth but we can all join her with the host of angels in glory. May God's mercy and tender kindness be with her husband and children and comfort them in our sincere wishes.
She leaves to mourn her death, Mr. James A. Dunn, husband, Mrs. Kay Dunn, daughter, Mrs. Grace Ramsey, daughter, Misess Ira and Stella Dunn, daughters, Mr. Frank Dunn, son Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty, father and mother, Mrs. W. A. Turner, Mrs. Emily Higgs, Mrs. R. B. Beaty, Mrs. M. A. Dewberry, sisters, MR. W. A. and Leonard McCarty brothers. A FRIEND
Mrs. James A. Dunn
On May 31, 1925 at 10:30 A.M. Gold called another of his children home to rest int he person of Mrs. Jennie Dunn.
The deceased was before her marriage, Miss Kennie McCarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty. She was born December 5th, 1879. She was married to Mr. James A. Dunn and to this union was born five children, Kay, Frank, Grave, Ira and Stella. Her home was at Liberty, six miles south of Pauls Valley. Mrs. Dunn had been ill for several weeks and as shew was a good Christian women, we are sure she met death not with fear, but rejoicing to enter the long peaceful slumber to which God beckoned her.
The Funeral was conducted by Rev. J. B. Reaves and interment was made at the Klondike cemetery where hosts of friends and family were gathered to witness the last rites over the dead body.
The deceased was certainly a friend to all she met, a neighbor who was loved and appreciated by all, a fond and companionable mother, a true wife, and above alone of God's own children who has served Him faithfully for many years, and is now gone to heaven to receive her reward.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to her bereaved ones in this sad hour, but only God knows just what is needful and best, so look to Him for comfort and consolation, for He is a steadfast friend and a true companion in time of need. She cannot be brought back to earth but we can all join her with the host of angels in glory. May God's mercy and tender kindness be with her husband and children and comfort them in our sincere wishes.
She leaves to mourn her death, Mr. James A. Dunn, husband, Mrs. Kay Dunn, daughter, Mrs. Grace Ramsey, daughter, Misess Ira and Stella Dunn, daughters, Mr. Frank Dunn, son Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCarty, father and mother, Mrs. W. A. Turner, Mrs. Emily Higgs, Mrs. R. B. Beaty, Mrs. M. A. Dewberry, sisters, MR. W. A. and Leonard McCarty brothers. A FRIEND
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