Born to Wiley Berton and Nelle Elizabeth Caldwell Jones. Arthur was one of five boys, attending Amoret Schools for twelve years. He enlisted in the Navy, left on his 18th birthday and served in Guam and Japan. On April 20, 1952, her married Fern Marie Taute and to this union two sons were born, William Randall and Michael Lee. Arthur worked as postmaster in Amoret for 23 years. He also farmed all his life and continued to do so until his death. His first love was his family and doing for them, and he was always pleased to be of help to others. He was a member of the Virginia Methodist Church, American Legion, The National Association of Retired Federal Employees, and Jolly Hour Club. He was actively involved in the Amoret Community Center and served on the Board of Directors.
1930 Census: Homer, Bates, Missouri: Bert Jones, head of household, 34, born in Arkansas, married at age of 23, both of his parents were born in Arkansas, farmer, a Veteran;
wife Nellie, 34, married at age of 23, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Illinois;
son Lawrence, 9, born in Missouri; son Arthur Lee, 3 months, born in Missouri.
Bert, father 34
Nellie, mother 34
Lawrence, 9, brother
Arthur Lee 3 months.
1930 Census: Homer, Bates, Missouri: Bert Jones, head of household, 34, born in Arkansas, married at age of 23, both of his parents were born in Arkansas, farmer, a Veteran;
wife Nellie, 34, married at age of 23, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Illinois;
son Lawrence, 9, born in Missouri; son Arthur Lee, 3 months, born in Missouri.
Bert, father 34
Nellie, mother 34
Lawrence, 9, brother
Arthur Lee 3 months.
Born to Wiley Berton and Nelle Elizabeth Caldwell Jones. Arthur was one of five boys, attending Amoret Schools for twelve years. He enlisted in the Navy, left on his 18th birthday and served in Guam and Japan. On April 20, 1952, her married Fern Marie Taute and to this union two sons were born, William Randall and Michael Lee. Arthur worked as postmaster in Amoret for 23 years. He also farmed all his life and continued to do so until his death. His first love was his family and doing for them, and he was always pleased to be of help to others. He was a member of the Virginia Methodist Church, American Legion, The National Association of Retired Federal Employees, and Jolly Hour Club. He was actively involved in the Amoret Community Center and served on the Board of Directors.
1930 Census: Homer, Bates, Missouri: Bert Jones, head of household, 34, born in Arkansas, married at age of 23, both of his parents were born in Arkansas, farmer, a Veteran;
wife Nellie, 34, married at age of 23, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Illinois;
son Lawrence, 9, born in Missouri; son Arthur Lee, 3 months, born in Missouri.
Bert, father 34
Nellie, mother 34
Lawrence, 9, brother
Arthur Lee 3 months.
1930 Census: Homer, Bates, Missouri: Bert Jones, head of household, 34, born in Arkansas, married at age of 23, both of his parents were born in Arkansas, farmer, a Veteran;
wife Nellie, 34, married at age of 23, born in Nebraska, both parents born in Illinois;
son Lawrence, 9, born in Missouri; son Arthur Lee, 3 months, born in Missouri.
Bert, father 34
Nellie, mother 34
Lawrence, 9, brother
Arthur Lee 3 months.
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