Mrs Mary Dye, wife of J W Dye (deceased), died at the home of her only son, Jim Dye, near Greenwood, Wise County, Texas, Thursday night, Sept 17 at 11:20 and was buried Friday at 3 pm in the Rush Creek cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Dr Cobb, a Baptist minister.
Grandma was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church and had been for some forty years.
She was 78 yrs old at the time of her death and was surrounded by her son and family and a host of friends who administered to her the best they knew.
She has many friends and relatives south of Cumby who will be grieved to hear of her death.
By her granddaughter, Mrs. Ada Truitt (nee Dye)
Article appeared in the Cumby Rustler Sep 25, 1914
Grandma was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church and had been for some forty years.
She was 78 yrs old at the time of her death and was surrounded by her son and family and a host of friends who administered to her the best they knew.
She has many friends and relatives south of Cumby who will be grieved to hear of her death.
By her granddaughter, Mrs. Ada Truitt (nee Dye)
Article appeared in the Cumby Rustler Sep 25, 1914
Mrs Mary Dye, wife of J W Dye (deceased), died at the home of her only son, Jim Dye, near Greenwood, Wise County, Texas, Thursday night, Sept 17 at 11:20 and was buried Friday at 3 pm in the Rush Creek cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Dr Cobb, a Baptist minister.
Grandma was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church and had been for some forty years.
She was 78 yrs old at the time of her death and was surrounded by her son and family and a host of friends who administered to her the best they knew.
She has many friends and relatives south of Cumby who will be grieved to hear of her death.
By her granddaughter, Mrs. Ada Truitt (nee Dye)
Article appeared in the Cumby Rustler Sep 25, 1914
Grandma was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church and had been for some forty years.
She was 78 yrs old at the time of her death and was surrounded by her son and family and a host of friends who administered to her the best they knew.
She has many friends and relatives south of Cumby who will be grieved to hear of her death.
By her granddaughter, Mrs. Ada Truitt (nee Dye)
Article appeared in the Cumby Rustler Sep 25, 1914
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