Myrtle McBryde Reynolds -
July 8, 1931
Funeral Services for Mrs. Charles G. Reynolds were read by Reverend Kenneth Holder of Kingsville Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the home of her parents, Mr. andMrs. R.E. McBryde, where she died Wednesday night at 10:30, as the result of blood poisoning. Interment was made in the Reynolds family burial ground on the Ventana Ranch near Orange Grove, with Moyer Mortuary in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Myrtle Annette McBryde Reynolds passed away after a more than a week's illness from blood poisoning at the age of 27. Myrtle spent her school days and grey up to womanhood in Falfurias, Texas and Premont,Texas and the surrounding communities in South Texas, where she made numerous friends. In July 1925, she was united in marriage to Charles G. Reynolds of Alfred, where she has since made her home. To this union were born two children, Charles, age 5 and Robert age 2. Besides her two children, Mrs, Reynolds is survived by her husband, her parents, three brother, Ollie of El Paso, Robert and Sam of Premont, and five sisters, Mrs. Clyde Wright, Roberta, Helen, Elizabeth and Nina of Premont. The large numbers of friends who attended the services and sent floral offerings were only a partial representation of the hosts of friends Mrs Reynolds had won with her quiet ways and sweet understanding disposition and ready smile. SouthPress joins these many friends in extending profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
Contributor: JFH (48531678)
July 8, 1931
Funeral Services for Mrs. Charles G. Reynolds were read by Reverend Kenneth Holder of Kingsville Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the home of her parents, Mr. andMrs. R.E. McBryde, where she died Wednesday night at 10:30, as the result of blood poisoning. Interment was made in the Reynolds family burial ground on the Ventana Ranch near Orange Grove, with Moyer Mortuary in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Myrtle Annette McBryde Reynolds passed away after a more than a week's illness from blood poisoning at the age of 27. Myrtle spent her school days and grey up to womanhood in Falfurias, Texas and Premont,Texas and the surrounding communities in South Texas, where she made numerous friends. In July 1925, she was united in marriage to Charles G. Reynolds of Alfred, where she has since made her home. To this union were born two children, Charles, age 5 and Robert age 2. Besides her two children, Mrs, Reynolds is survived by her husband, her parents, three brother, Ollie of El Paso, Robert and Sam of Premont, and five sisters, Mrs. Clyde Wright, Roberta, Helen, Elizabeth and Nina of Premont. The large numbers of friends who attended the services and sent floral offerings were only a partial representation of the hosts of friends Mrs Reynolds had won with her quiet ways and sweet understanding disposition and ready smile. SouthPress joins these many friends in extending profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
Contributor: JFH (48531678)
Myrtle McBryde Reynolds -
July 8, 1931
Funeral Services for Mrs. Charles G. Reynolds were read by Reverend Kenneth Holder of Kingsville Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the home of her parents, Mr. andMrs. R.E. McBryde, where she died Wednesday night at 10:30, as the result of blood poisoning. Interment was made in the Reynolds family burial ground on the Ventana Ranch near Orange Grove, with Moyer Mortuary in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Myrtle Annette McBryde Reynolds passed away after a more than a week's illness from blood poisoning at the age of 27. Myrtle spent her school days and grey up to womanhood in Falfurias, Texas and Premont,Texas and the surrounding communities in South Texas, where she made numerous friends. In July 1925, she was united in marriage to Charles G. Reynolds of Alfred, where she has since made her home. To this union were born two children, Charles, age 5 and Robert age 2. Besides her two children, Mrs, Reynolds is survived by her husband, her parents, three brother, Ollie of El Paso, Robert and Sam of Premont, and five sisters, Mrs. Clyde Wright, Roberta, Helen, Elizabeth and Nina of Premont. The large numbers of friends who attended the services and sent floral offerings were only a partial representation of the hosts of friends Mrs Reynolds had won with her quiet ways and sweet understanding disposition and ready smile. SouthPress joins these many friends in extending profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
Contributor: JFH (48531678)
July 8, 1931
Funeral Services for Mrs. Charles G. Reynolds were read by Reverend Kenneth Holder of Kingsville Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the home of her parents, Mr. andMrs. R.E. McBryde, where she died Wednesday night at 10:30, as the result of blood poisoning. Interment was made in the Reynolds family burial ground on the Ventana Ranch near Orange Grove, with Moyer Mortuary in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Myrtle Annette McBryde Reynolds passed away after a more than a week's illness from blood poisoning at the age of 27. Myrtle spent her school days and grey up to womanhood in Falfurias, Texas and Premont,Texas and the surrounding communities in South Texas, where she made numerous friends. In July 1925, she was united in marriage to Charles G. Reynolds of Alfred, where she has since made her home. To this union were born two children, Charles, age 5 and Robert age 2. Besides her two children, Mrs, Reynolds is survived by her husband, her parents, three brother, Ollie of El Paso, Robert and Sam of Premont, and five sisters, Mrs. Clyde Wright, Roberta, Helen, Elizabeth and Nina of Premont. The large numbers of friends who attended the services and sent floral offerings were only a partial representation of the hosts of friends Mrs Reynolds had won with her quiet ways and sweet understanding disposition and ready smile. SouthPress joins these many friends in extending profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
Contributor: JFH (48531678)
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