Mrs Viola Miller, aged 38 years, wife of Oral Miller, who died Sunday evening of paralysis, will receive burial today. The funeral will be held from Grace M. E. Church this morning at 10 o'clock, and in the absence of the Rev J C White, pastor of the church, will be conducted by Rev E R Edwards, pastor of the Main street Christian church, who officiates by request. Burial will be had in Crown Point Cemetery.
Mrs Miller was living at 1121 West Jefferson street, and her illness covered a period of only four days. She had been a resident of the city about eleven years, coming to Kokomo from Shiloh where her husband had lived.
She was greatly respected by all who knew her, and was a member of Grace M.E. Church. Three children besides the husband survive to mourn her loss. They are Marvin, Benjamin, and Claude.
Mrs Miller was living at 1121 West Jefferson street, and her illness covered a period of only four days. She had been a resident of the city about eleven years, coming to Kokomo from Shiloh where her husband had lived.
She was greatly respected by all who knew her, and was a member of Grace M.E. Church. Three children besides the husband survive to mourn her loss. They are Marvin, Benjamin, and Claude.
Mrs Viola Miller, aged 38 years, wife of Oral Miller, who died Sunday evening of paralysis, will receive burial today. The funeral will be held from Grace M. E. Church this morning at 10 o'clock, and in the absence of the Rev J C White, pastor of the church, will be conducted by Rev E R Edwards, pastor of the Main street Christian church, who officiates by request. Burial will be had in Crown Point Cemetery.
Mrs Miller was living at 1121 West Jefferson street, and her illness covered a period of only four days. She had been a resident of the city about eleven years, coming to Kokomo from Shiloh where her husband had lived.
She was greatly respected by all who knew her, and was a member of Grace M.E. Church. Three children besides the husband survive to mourn her loss. They are Marvin, Benjamin, and Claude.
Mrs Miller was living at 1121 West Jefferson street, and her illness covered a period of only four days. She had been a resident of the city about eleven years, coming to Kokomo from Shiloh where her husband had lived.
She was greatly respected by all who knew her, and was a member of Grace M.E. Church. Three children besides the husband survive to mourn her loss. They are Marvin, Benjamin, and Claude.
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