wife of Humphrey Thomas Arnold, daughter of David and Angeline Mizell. She was the last living charter member of the Conway Methodist Church. She had two sons A D Arnold of Jacksonville and Frederick Arnold of Conway and two daughters Mrs John Anderson of Conway and Mrs Joseph Mizell of Tampa.
Orlando Morning Sentinel
Wednesday, January 4, 1950
RITES SCHEDULED FOR MRS. ARNOLD
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday from Eiselstein-Black Home for Funerals for Mrs. Lula A. Arnold, 89, who died Sunday at her home in Conway following a long illness.
Mrs. Arnold was a daughter of David Mizell Jr., pioneer Central Florida settler. He was sheriff of Orange County at the time of his death in 1870. Mrs. Arnold had resided in Conway since 1876.
Mrs. Arnold was the last living charter member of the Conway Methodist Church, oldest Methodist Church in Orange County. Services will be conducted by the Rev. J. W. Austin, who was pastor of the church for a period of years immediately after 1900. He is one of the oldest retired ministers in the Florida Conference. Interment will be in Conway Cemetery.
Survivors include two daughters, Mr. John W. Anderson, Conway; Mrs. Joseph Mizell, Tampa; two sons, A. D. Arnold, Jacksonville, and Frederick Arnold, Conway; a sister, Mrs. Della A. Harper, Orlando
Orlando Morning Sentinel
Wednesday, January 4, 1950
RITES SCHEDULED FOR MRS. ARNOLD
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday from Eiselstein-Black Home for Funerals for Mrs. Lula A. Arnold, 89, who died Sunday at her home in Conway following a long illness.
Mrs. Arnold was a daughter of David Mizell Jr., pioneer Central Florida settler. He was sheriff of Orange County at the time of his death in 1870. Mrs. Arnold had resided in Conway since 1876.
Mrs. Arnold was the last living charter member of the Conway Methodist Church, oldest Methodist Church in Orange County. Services will be conducted by the Rev. J. W. Austin, who was pastor of the church for a period of years immediately after 1900. He is one of the oldest retired ministers in the Florida Conference. Interment will be in Conway Cemetery.
Survivors include two daughters, Mr. John W. Anderson, Conway; Mrs. Joseph Mizell, Tampa; two sons, A. D. Arnold, Jacksonville, and Frederick Arnold, Conway; a sister, Mrs. Della A. Harper, Orlando
wife of Humphrey Thomas Arnold, daughter of David and Angeline Mizell. She was the last living charter member of the Conway Methodist Church. She had two sons A D Arnold of Jacksonville and Frederick Arnold of Conway and two daughters Mrs John Anderson of Conway and Mrs Joseph Mizell of Tampa.
Orlando Morning Sentinel
Wednesday, January 4, 1950
RITES SCHEDULED FOR MRS. ARNOLD
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday from Eiselstein-Black Home for Funerals for Mrs. Lula A. Arnold, 89, who died Sunday at her home in Conway following a long illness.
Mrs. Arnold was a daughter of David Mizell Jr., pioneer Central Florida settler. He was sheriff of Orange County at the time of his death in 1870. Mrs. Arnold had resided in Conway since 1876.
Mrs. Arnold was the last living charter member of the Conway Methodist Church, oldest Methodist Church in Orange County. Services will be conducted by the Rev. J. W. Austin, who was pastor of the church for a period of years immediately after 1900. He is one of the oldest retired ministers in the Florida Conference. Interment will be in Conway Cemetery.
Survivors include two daughters, Mr. John W. Anderson, Conway; Mrs. Joseph Mizell, Tampa; two sons, A. D. Arnold, Jacksonville, and Frederick Arnold, Conway; a sister, Mrs. Della A. Harper, Orlando
Orlando Morning Sentinel
Wednesday, January 4, 1950
RITES SCHEDULED FOR MRS. ARNOLD
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday from Eiselstein-Black Home for Funerals for Mrs. Lula A. Arnold, 89, who died Sunday at her home in Conway following a long illness.
Mrs. Arnold was a daughter of David Mizell Jr., pioneer Central Florida settler. He was sheriff of Orange County at the time of his death in 1870. Mrs. Arnold had resided in Conway since 1876.
Mrs. Arnold was the last living charter member of the Conway Methodist Church, oldest Methodist Church in Orange County. Services will be conducted by the Rev. J. W. Austin, who was pastor of the church for a period of years immediately after 1900. He is one of the oldest retired ministers in the Florida Conference. Interment will be in Conway Cemetery.
Survivors include two daughters, Mr. John W. Anderson, Conway; Mrs. Joseph Mizell, Tampa; two sons, A. D. Arnold, Jacksonville, and Frederick Arnold, Conway; a sister, Mrs. Della A. Harper, Orlando
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