In Memory of Mrs. Myrtle Eunice Herndon who died at her home, Sunday, May 24, 1931 at 7:20. It was a long, sad siege for one to have to bear. But she bore her sufferings calmly, always grateful for the many nice flowers and trays carried in; often remarked there were more pretty flowers and nice eats than ever before. For the last six months she was confined to her bed.
She leaves a husband and a seven year old son, a mother, two sisters and two brothers. Her father, two sisters, a brother and an infant of hers have gone on before.
She united with the Methodist Church while a girl. She was married to Mr. Grover Herndon, the last Sunday in October 1922. Myrtle was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dallas.
Funeral services were held May 25, at 4 o'clock at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. A. Y. Brown, assisted by Rev. T. E. Gregory, conducted the services.
Published in The Okolona Messenger, May 1931
She leaves a husband and a seven year old son, a mother, two sisters and two brothers. Her father, two sisters, a brother and an infant of hers have gone on before.
She united with the Methodist Church while a girl. She was married to Mr. Grover Herndon, the last Sunday in October 1922. Myrtle was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dallas.
Funeral services were held May 25, at 4 o'clock at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. A. Y. Brown, assisted by Rev. T. E. Gregory, conducted the services.
Published in The Okolona Messenger, May 1931
In Memory of Mrs. Myrtle Eunice Herndon who died at her home, Sunday, May 24, 1931 at 7:20. It was a long, sad siege for one to have to bear. But she bore her sufferings calmly, always grateful for the many nice flowers and trays carried in; often remarked there were more pretty flowers and nice eats than ever before. For the last six months she was confined to her bed.
She leaves a husband and a seven year old son, a mother, two sisters and two brothers. Her father, two sisters, a brother and an infant of hers have gone on before.
She united with the Methodist Church while a girl. She was married to Mr. Grover Herndon, the last Sunday in October 1922. Myrtle was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dallas.
Funeral services were held May 25, at 4 o'clock at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. A. Y. Brown, assisted by Rev. T. E. Gregory, conducted the services.
Published in The Okolona Messenger, May 1931
She leaves a husband and a seven year old son, a mother, two sisters and two brothers. Her father, two sisters, a brother and an infant of hers have gone on before.
She united with the Methodist Church while a girl. She was married to Mr. Grover Herndon, the last Sunday in October 1922. Myrtle was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dallas.
Funeral services were held May 25, at 4 o'clock at Pleasant Grove Cemetery, her pastor, Rev. A. Y. Brown, assisted by Rev. T. E. Gregory, conducted the services.
Published in The Okolona Messenger, May 1931
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