Friday December 7, 1934
Arlington Citizen
Former Arlington Resident Dies Suddenly In Grapevine
Funeral services were held in the Moore Funeral Home Tuesday morning for J. A. Smith, aged 59 years, of Grapevine who had died very suddenly in the office of Dr. Allison of Grapevine about 12:30 Monday.
Mr. Smith's home was some four miles North of the city of Grapevine, although he had formerly lived in Arlington. He had been a resident of Tarrant county for 52 years.
He is survived by one son, E. B. Smith, of Dallas, one daughter, Mrs. R. A.Williams, of Ft. Worth, two brothers, Hugh and Wayne of Arlington, two sisters, Mrs. Walter Moore of Arlington and Mrs. R. L. Veatch of Mangum, Okla.
Rev. S. M. Bennett conducted the funeral services for Mr. Smith after which interment took place in Rose Hill cemetery.
Friends of the family in Arlington and elsewhere they are known deeply sympathize with them in their sorrow, hoping that the tender memory of his life will soothe and comfort them in his passing.
Arlington Citizen
Former Arlington Resident Dies Suddenly In Grapevine
Funeral services were held in the Moore Funeral Home Tuesday morning for J. A. Smith, aged 59 years, of Grapevine who had died very suddenly in the office of Dr. Allison of Grapevine about 12:30 Monday.
Mr. Smith's home was some four miles North of the city of Grapevine, although he had formerly lived in Arlington. He had been a resident of Tarrant county for 52 years.
He is survived by one son, E. B. Smith, of Dallas, one daughter, Mrs. R. A.Williams, of Ft. Worth, two brothers, Hugh and Wayne of Arlington, two sisters, Mrs. Walter Moore of Arlington and Mrs. R. L. Veatch of Mangum, Okla.
Rev. S. M. Bennett conducted the funeral services for Mr. Smith after which interment took place in Rose Hill cemetery.
Friends of the family in Arlington and elsewhere they are known deeply sympathize with them in their sorrow, hoping that the tender memory of his life will soothe and comfort them in his passing.
Friday December 7, 1934
Arlington Citizen
Former Arlington Resident Dies Suddenly In Grapevine
Funeral services were held in the Moore Funeral Home Tuesday morning for J. A. Smith, aged 59 years, of Grapevine who had died very suddenly in the office of Dr. Allison of Grapevine about 12:30 Monday.
Mr. Smith's home was some four miles North of the city of Grapevine, although he had formerly lived in Arlington. He had been a resident of Tarrant county for 52 years.
He is survived by one son, E. B. Smith, of Dallas, one daughter, Mrs. R. A.Williams, of Ft. Worth, two brothers, Hugh and Wayne of Arlington, two sisters, Mrs. Walter Moore of Arlington and Mrs. R. L. Veatch of Mangum, Okla.
Rev. S. M. Bennett conducted the funeral services for Mr. Smith after which interment took place in Rose Hill cemetery.
Friends of the family in Arlington and elsewhere they are known deeply sympathize with them in their sorrow, hoping that the tender memory of his life will soothe and comfort them in his passing.
Arlington Citizen
Former Arlington Resident Dies Suddenly In Grapevine
Funeral services were held in the Moore Funeral Home Tuesday morning for J. A. Smith, aged 59 years, of Grapevine who had died very suddenly in the office of Dr. Allison of Grapevine about 12:30 Monday.
Mr. Smith's home was some four miles North of the city of Grapevine, although he had formerly lived in Arlington. He had been a resident of Tarrant county for 52 years.
He is survived by one son, E. B. Smith, of Dallas, one daughter, Mrs. R. A.Williams, of Ft. Worth, two brothers, Hugh and Wayne of Arlington, two sisters, Mrs. Walter Moore of Arlington and Mrs. R. L. Veatch of Mangum, Okla.
Rev. S. M. Bennett conducted the funeral services for Mr. Smith after which interment took place in Rose Hill cemetery.
Friends of the family in Arlington and elsewhere they are known deeply sympathize with them in their sorrow, hoping that the tender memory of his life will soothe and comfort them in his passing.
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