Rites for Mrs. Mary Louise Smith, 77, were held Saturday at two o'clock in the United Brethren church with Rev. Young giving the memorial sermon. Burial was in the Highland cemetery.
Rev. Young took his sermon from John 1:4, using this phase "In Him Was Life" Music througtout the service was furnished by a girl's quariet accompanied by Mrs. D. E. Young. Those in the quariet were Clemenice Hopper, Lucille Wright, Dorothy Ourfloid and Helen Jean Nichols. Pallbearerw were John Frederick, Ben Howel, Ben Grewer, Richard Duncan, Alner Duncan and Guy Hill.
Mary Louise VanMeter was born April 24, 1860, in Washington county, Indiana. On April 23, 1881, she was united in marriage to John Smith, and of this union nine children survive. They are:
Cora of the home, Pearl of Wichita, Mrs. Mable Daniel of Dodge City, Charles, Alfred, Mrs. Edna Smith, William and Mrs. Charlotta Stewart of Winfield and Mrs. Glenda Henderson of Bonner Springs, Kansas.
Winfield Courier 27 July 1936
(There are several errors in the Winfield Courier article.)
Rev. Young took his sermon from John 1:4, using this phase "In Him Was Life" Music througtout the service was furnished by a girl's quariet accompanied by Mrs. D. E. Young. Those in the quariet were Clemenice Hopper, Lucille Wright, Dorothy Ourfloid and Helen Jean Nichols. Pallbearerw were John Frederick, Ben Howel, Ben Grewer, Richard Duncan, Alner Duncan and Guy Hill.
Mary Louise VanMeter was born April 24, 1860, in Washington county, Indiana. On April 23, 1881, she was united in marriage to John Smith, and of this union nine children survive. They are:
Cora of the home, Pearl of Wichita, Mrs. Mable Daniel of Dodge City, Charles, Alfred, Mrs. Edna Smith, William and Mrs. Charlotta Stewart of Winfield and Mrs. Glenda Henderson of Bonner Springs, Kansas.
Winfield Courier 27 July 1936
(There are several errors in the Winfield Courier article.)
Rites for Mrs. Mary Louise Smith, 77, were held Saturday at two o'clock in the United Brethren church with Rev. Young giving the memorial sermon. Burial was in the Highland cemetery.
Rev. Young took his sermon from John 1:4, using this phase "In Him Was Life" Music througtout the service was furnished by a girl's quariet accompanied by Mrs. D. E. Young. Those in the quariet were Clemenice Hopper, Lucille Wright, Dorothy Ourfloid and Helen Jean Nichols. Pallbearerw were John Frederick, Ben Howel, Ben Grewer, Richard Duncan, Alner Duncan and Guy Hill.
Mary Louise VanMeter was born April 24, 1860, in Washington county, Indiana. On April 23, 1881, she was united in marriage to John Smith, and of this union nine children survive. They are:
Cora of the home, Pearl of Wichita, Mrs. Mable Daniel of Dodge City, Charles, Alfred, Mrs. Edna Smith, William and Mrs. Charlotta Stewart of Winfield and Mrs. Glenda Henderson of Bonner Springs, Kansas.
Winfield Courier 27 July 1936
(There are several errors in the Winfield Courier article.)
Rev. Young took his sermon from John 1:4, using this phase "In Him Was Life" Music througtout the service was furnished by a girl's quariet accompanied by Mrs. D. E. Young. Those in the quariet were Clemenice Hopper, Lucille Wright, Dorothy Ourfloid and Helen Jean Nichols. Pallbearerw were John Frederick, Ben Howel, Ben Grewer, Richard Duncan, Alner Duncan and Guy Hill.
Mary Louise VanMeter was born April 24, 1860, in Washington county, Indiana. On April 23, 1881, she was united in marriage to John Smith, and of this union nine children survive. They are:
Cora of the home, Pearl of Wichita, Mrs. Mable Daniel of Dodge City, Charles, Alfred, Mrs. Edna Smith, William and Mrs. Charlotta Stewart of Winfield and Mrs. Glenda Henderson of Bonner Springs, Kansas.
Winfield Courier 27 July 1936
(There are several errors in the Winfield Courier article.)
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