Mrs. Hannah Hutcheson died of pneumonia at her home Monday night at 10:30. Funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon at the home by Rev. W. J. Hearon, assisted by Rev. A.P. Collins of Fort Worth and Rev. A.C. Gustavus. The floral offerings were many and beautiful. A number of friends and relatives from Fort Worth and Dallas attended the funeral. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery, Mr. Hugh M. Moore in charge.
Mrs. Hutcheson was a niece of Mrs. T.B. Collins, Sr., and a great niece of Mrs. R.W. Collins. Her life was spent in Arlington and she made herself dear to all who were ever associated with her, a lovable girl, an intelligent smart Christian woman and one that can hardly be spared, but we should not forget that hers is the Kingdom of Heaven, and in that Kingdom, peace reigns. There are left to mourn for her six children. Mrs. Pearl Barnhill, who with her husband and the youngest child, Miss Leta Hutcheson, lived with their mother; Lloyd whose home is here also; Olin Hutcheson of Cresent; Mrs. Edna Moore of Johnson Station; Walter Hutcheson, Arlington; five grandchildren; her father, Mr. Jim Pilant of Fort Worth; sisters and brothers as follows: Mrs. Susie McNatt of Walte
Arlington (Texas) Journal, 11 Jan 1918
Mrs. Hannah Hutcheson died of pneumonia at her home Monday night at 10:30. Funeral service was held Tuesday afternoon at the home by Rev. W. J. Hearon, assisted by Rev. A.P. Collins of Fort Worth and Rev. A.C. Gustavus. The floral offerings were many and beautiful. A number of friends and relatives from Fort Worth and Dallas attended the funeral. Interment was in Arlington Cemetery, Mr. Hugh M. Moore in charge.
Mrs. Hutcheson was a niece of Mrs. T.B. Collins, Sr., and a great niece of Mrs. R.W. Collins. Her life was spent in Arlington and she made herself dear to all who were ever associated with her, a lovable girl, an intelligent smart Christian woman and one that can hardly be spared, but we should not forget that hers is the Kingdom of Heaven, and in that Kingdom, peace reigns. There are left to mourn for her six children. Mrs. Pearl Barnhill, who with her husband and the youngest child, Miss Leta Hutcheson, lived with their mother; Lloyd whose home is here also; Olin Hutcheson of Cresent; Mrs. Edna Moore of Johnson Station; Walter Hutcheson, Arlington; five grandchildren; her father, Mr. Jim Pilant of Fort Worth; sisters and brothers as follows: Mrs. Susie McNatt of Walte
Arlington (Texas) Journal, 11 Jan 1918
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