March 22, 1918
The death of Mrs Jane Lamb brought a wave of sadness over all White Rock. She died in the Bentonville hospital at nine o'clock Saturday evening. The Bentonville hearse brought the remains home, after which the White Rock undertakers, T. A. White and Joe Cleveland took charge. O. R. Burke conducted the funeral at the Baptist church after which the remains were laid to rest in the White Rock cemetery by the side of her husband J. T. Lamb who was laid there just two months and six days prior
She leaves three sons, Tom, Henry and Noah Lamb one brother Thomas Young together with a host of sad friends to mourn her death.
The death of Mrs Jane Lamb brought a wave of sadness over all White Rock. She died in the Bentonville hospital at nine o'clock Saturday evening. The Bentonville hearse brought the remains home, after which the White Rock undertakers, T. A. White and Joe Cleveland took charge. O. R. Burke conducted the funeral at the Baptist church after which the remains were laid to rest in the White Rock cemetery by the side of her husband J. T. Lamb who was laid there just two months and six days prior
She leaves three sons, Tom, Henry and Noah Lamb one brother Thomas Young together with a host of sad friends to mourn her death.
March 22, 1918
The death of Mrs Jane Lamb brought a wave of sadness over all White Rock. She died in the Bentonville hospital at nine o'clock Saturday evening. The Bentonville hearse brought the remains home, after which the White Rock undertakers, T. A. White and Joe Cleveland took charge. O. R. Burke conducted the funeral at the Baptist church after which the remains were laid to rest in the White Rock cemetery by the side of her husband J. T. Lamb who was laid there just two months and six days prior
She leaves three sons, Tom, Henry and Noah Lamb one brother Thomas Young together with a host of sad friends to mourn her death.
The death of Mrs Jane Lamb brought a wave of sadness over all White Rock. She died in the Bentonville hospital at nine o'clock Saturday evening. The Bentonville hearse brought the remains home, after which the White Rock undertakers, T. A. White and Joe Cleveland took charge. O. R. Burke conducted the funeral at the Baptist church after which the remains were laid to rest in the White Rock cemetery by the side of her husband J. T. Lamb who was laid there just two months and six days prior
She leaves three sons, Tom, Henry and Noah Lamb one brother Thomas Young together with a host of sad friends to mourn her death.
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