THE DEATH OF MAUDE E. WATERS
Mrs. Maude Ethel (Morrison) Waters, 73, of 1926 Elmwood, died in Bowles nursing home at Clarks Hill at 1:30 a.m. Friday. She was a patient there two months. Born in Carroll county, near Delphi, she was married to Prentice A. Waters in Lafayette in 1906. Her husband died in 1956. They formerly lived at Stockwell. Mrs. Waters was a member of Stockwell Methodist church, Clarks Hill, Faith Chapter 193, OES, and a charter member of Stockwell Home Economics Club. Surviving are two sons, Howard of Stockwell and John of Lafayette; a brother, O. L. Morrison, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Rycraft, both of Lafayette.
Mrs. Maude Ethel (Morrison) Waters, 73, of 1926 Elmwood, died in Bowles nursing home at Clarks Hill at 1:30 a.m. Friday. She was a patient there two months. Born in Carroll county, near Delphi, she was married to Prentice A. Waters in Lafayette in 1906. Her husband died in 1956. They formerly lived at Stockwell. Mrs. Waters was a member of Stockwell Methodist church, Clarks Hill, Faith Chapter 193, OES, and a charter member of Stockwell Home Economics Club. Surviving are two sons, Howard of Stockwell and John of Lafayette; a brother, O. L. Morrison, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Rycraft, both of Lafayette.
THE DEATH OF MAUDE E. WATERS
Mrs. Maude Ethel (Morrison) Waters, 73, of 1926 Elmwood, died in Bowles nursing home at Clarks Hill at 1:30 a.m. Friday. She was a patient there two months. Born in Carroll county, near Delphi, she was married to Prentice A. Waters in Lafayette in 1906. Her husband died in 1956. They formerly lived at Stockwell. Mrs. Waters was a member of Stockwell Methodist church, Clarks Hill, Faith Chapter 193, OES, and a charter member of Stockwell Home Economics Club. Surviving are two sons, Howard of Stockwell and John of Lafayette; a brother, O. L. Morrison, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Rycraft, both of Lafayette.
Mrs. Maude Ethel (Morrison) Waters, 73, of 1926 Elmwood, died in Bowles nursing home at Clarks Hill at 1:30 a.m. Friday. She was a patient there two months. Born in Carroll county, near Delphi, she was married to Prentice A. Waters in Lafayette in 1906. Her husband died in 1956. They formerly lived at Stockwell. Mrs. Waters was a member of Stockwell Methodist church, Clarks Hill, Faith Chapter 193, OES, and a charter member of Stockwell Home Economics Club. Surviving are two sons, Howard of Stockwell and John of Lafayette; a brother, O. L. Morrison, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Rycraft, both of Lafayette.
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