Mrs. Margaret Goff, 73 years old, passed away Tuesday, May 23, 1950, at her home in Kansas City, Kansas. She lived with her son at 1948 North 17th Street. She was a Christian science practitioner for 35 years until 1949. Mrs. Goff was a reader at the laying of the cornerstone of the church in 1923. Her husband, William E. Goff, an employee of the Kansas City Terminal Railway, died in 1935.
She was survived by two sons, Claude E. Goff of the home and William Ambrose Goff of 1501 Haskell; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Mathies, of 5518 Farrow in Wyandotte County, and two sisters, Mrs. Irma Montgomery of Amarillo and Mrs. S. Sharpless of Monrovia.
Services were held at the Geo. H. Long Chapel with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
She was survived by two sons, Claude E. Goff of the home and William Ambrose Goff of 1501 Haskell; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Mathies, of 5518 Farrow in Wyandotte County, and two sisters, Mrs. Irma Montgomery of Amarillo and Mrs. S. Sharpless of Monrovia.
Services were held at the Geo. H. Long Chapel with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
Mrs. Margaret Goff, 73 years old, passed away Tuesday, May 23, 1950, at her home in Kansas City, Kansas. She lived with her son at 1948 North 17th Street. She was a Christian science practitioner for 35 years until 1949. Mrs. Goff was a reader at the laying of the cornerstone of the church in 1923. Her husband, William E. Goff, an employee of the Kansas City Terminal Railway, died in 1935.
She was survived by two sons, Claude E. Goff of the home and William Ambrose Goff of 1501 Haskell; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Mathies, of 5518 Farrow in Wyandotte County, and two sisters, Mrs. Irma Montgomery of Amarillo and Mrs. S. Sharpless of Monrovia.
Services were held at the Geo. H. Long Chapel with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
She was survived by two sons, Claude E. Goff of the home and William Ambrose Goff of 1501 Haskell; a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Mathies, of 5518 Farrow in Wyandotte County, and two sisters, Mrs. Irma Montgomery of Amarillo and Mrs. S. Sharpless of Monrovia.
Services were held at the Geo. H. Long Chapel with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery in Kansas City, Kansas.
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