The Madison County Record
Huntsville, AR
8 Jan 1953
Mrs. Clercy Elizabeth Cline Sanders, 73, died at her home in Kingston on Tuesday, December 30, after a week's illness.
She was born near Kingston February 7, 1879 the daughter of James and Rachel Cline, and spent her life in the vicinity with the exception of some extended visits into nearby states. She was married to William Monroe Sanders July 18, 1897. He passed away several years ago.
Mrs. Sanders was a member of the Presbyterian church, joining it in 1914. She lived a devoted christian life.
The deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ethyl Barker of Stillwell, Okla., and Mrs. Addie Jacobs of Prague, Okla., one step-daughter, Mrs. Gertle Lindsey of Maryville, Mo.; one grandson, Baxter Jacobs, of Prague, Okla.; four step-grandchildren, Fred, Paul, and Herman Lindsey and Loree Hester; two sisters, Mrs. Fronia Campbell and Mrs. Myrtie Tucker of Kingston. One step-daughter, Mrs. Virgie Johnson passed away several years ago. Mrs. Sandfers leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her passing.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, December 31, at Kingston conducted by Rev. Weaver of Berryville. Interment was made in the Kingston cemetery.
Huntsville, AR
8 Jan 1953
Mrs. Clercy Elizabeth Cline Sanders, 73, died at her home in Kingston on Tuesday, December 30, after a week's illness.
She was born near Kingston February 7, 1879 the daughter of James and Rachel Cline, and spent her life in the vicinity with the exception of some extended visits into nearby states. She was married to William Monroe Sanders July 18, 1897. He passed away several years ago.
Mrs. Sanders was a member of the Presbyterian church, joining it in 1914. She lived a devoted christian life.
The deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ethyl Barker of Stillwell, Okla., and Mrs. Addie Jacobs of Prague, Okla., one step-daughter, Mrs. Gertle Lindsey of Maryville, Mo.; one grandson, Baxter Jacobs, of Prague, Okla.; four step-grandchildren, Fred, Paul, and Herman Lindsey and Loree Hester; two sisters, Mrs. Fronia Campbell and Mrs. Myrtie Tucker of Kingston. One step-daughter, Mrs. Virgie Johnson passed away several years ago. Mrs. Sandfers leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her passing.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, December 31, at Kingston conducted by Rev. Weaver of Berryville. Interment was made in the Kingston cemetery.
The Madison County Record
Huntsville, AR
8 Jan 1953
Mrs. Clercy Elizabeth Cline Sanders, 73, died at her home in Kingston on Tuesday, December 30, after a week's illness.
She was born near Kingston February 7, 1879 the daughter of James and Rachel Cline, and spent her life in the vicinity with the exception of some extended visits into nearby states. She was married to William Monroe Sanders July 18, 1897. He passed away several years ago.
Mrs. Sanders was a member of the Presbyterian church, joining it in 1914. She lived a devoted christian life.
The deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ethyl Barker of Stillwell, Okla., and Mrs. Addie Jacobs of Prague, Okla., one step-daughter, Mrs. Gertle Lindsey of Maryville, Mo.; one grandson, Baxter Jacobs, of Prague, Okla.; four step-grandchildren, Fred, Paul, and Herman Lindsey and Loree Hester; two sisters, Mrs. Fronia Campbell and Mrs. Myrtie Tucker of Kingston. One step-daughter, Mrs. Virgie Johnson passed away several years ago. Mrs. Sandfers leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her passing.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, December 31, at Kingston conducted by Rev. Weaver of Berryville. Interment was made in the Kingston cemetery.
Huntsville, AR
8 Jan 1953
Mrs. Clercy Elizabeth Cline Sanders, 73, died at her home in Kingston on Tuesday, December 30, after a week's illness.
She was born near Kingston February 7, 1879 the daughter of James and Rachel Cline, and spent her life in the vicinity with the exception of some extended visits into nearby states. She was married to William Monroe Sanders July 18, 1897. He passed away several years ago.
Mrs. Sanders was a member of the Presbyterian church, joining it in 1914. She lived a devoted christian life.
The deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ethyl Barker of Stillwell, Okla., and Mrs. Addie Jacobs of Prague, Okla., one step-daughter, Mrs. Gertle Lindsey of Maryville, Mo.; one grandson, Baxter Jacobs, of Prague, Okla.; four step-grandchildren, Fred, Paul, and Herman Lindsey and Loree Hester; two sisters, Mrs. Fronia Campbell and Mrs. Myrtie Tucker of Kingston. One step-daughter, Mrs. Virgie Johnson passed away several years ago. Mrs. Sandfers leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her passing.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, December 31, at Kingston conducted by Rev. Weaver of Berryville. Interment was made in the Kingston cemetery.
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