Friday September 7, 1934
Arlington Citizen
A. D. HILL IS BURIED WEDNESDAY
After a long illness A. D. (Doug) Hill passed out of this life Wednesday morning about 4 o'clock at his home in the Watson Community. Mr. Hill has been living in this community since his boyhood, with his parents, who passed on a number of years ago, and he and his sister, Miss Bettie Hill, have continued to make their home at the old homestead. He had been confined to his room for a number of months by a stroke of paralysis, and Monday morning he became much worse, and continued to sink, until the end.
Funeral services were held at the Watson Church Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with the Rev. W. P. Roberts in charge, and assisted by Dr. S. M. Bennett and Rev. D. C. Sibley, who is a long time friend of the family.
Active pallbearers were: Irving Hill, J. W. Hill, Francis Hill, John Hill of Mansfield, Olin Wheeler and Roy Thompson. Honorary pallbearers were: L. G. Wessler, Mr. Hammond, Charlie R. Green, Elder Bellamy John Lubke and Joe Reed.
Mr. Hill is survived by three sisters and three brothers as follows: Mrs. Eliza Lasater of Grand Prairie, Mrs. E. F. Lubke, and Miss Bettie Hill of Arlington; J. D. Hill of Wellington, J. D. Hill and Will Hill of Arlington.
Arlington Citizen
A. D. HILL IS BURIED WEDNESDAY
After a long illness A. D. (Doug) Hill passed out of this life Wednesday morning about 4 o'clock at his home in the Watson Community. Mr. Hill has been living in this community since his boyhood, with his parents, who passed on a number of years ago, and he and his sister, Miss Bettie Hill, have continued to make their home at the old homestead. He had been confined to his room for a number of months by a stroke of paralysis, and Monday morning he became much worse, and continued to sink, until the end.
Funeral services were held at the Watson Church Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with the Rev. W. P. Roberts in charge, and assisted by Dr. S. M. Bennett and Rev. D. C. Sibley, who is a long time friend of the family.
Active pallbearers were: Irving Hill, J. W. Hill, Francis Hill, John Hill of Mansfield, Olin Wheeler and Roy Thompson. Honorary pallbearers were: L. G. Wessler, Mr. Hammond, Charlie R. Green, Elder Bellamy John Lubke and Joe Reed.
Mr. Hill is survived by three sisters and three brothers as follows: Mrs. Eliza Lasater of Grand Prairie, Mrs. E. F. Lubke, and Miss Bettie Hill of Arlington; J. D. Hill of Wellington, J. D. Hill and Will Hill of Arlington.
Friday September 7, 1934
Arlington Citizen
A. D. HILL IS BURIED WEDNESDAY
After a long illness A. D. (Doug) Hill passed out of this life Wednesday morning about 4 o'clock at his home in the Watson Community. Mr. Hill has been living in this community since his boyhood, with his parents, who passed on a number of years ago, and he and his sister, Miss Bettie Hill, have continued to make their home at the old homestead. He had been confined to his room for a number of months by a stroke of paralysis, and Monday morning he became much worse, and continued to sink, until the end.
Funeral services were held at the Watson Church Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with the Rev. W. P. Roberts in charge, and assisted by Dr. S. M. Bennett and Rev. D. C. Sibley, who is a long time friend of the family.
Active pallbearers were: Irving Hill, J. W. Hill, Francis Hill, John Hill of Mansfield, Olin Wheeler and Roy Thompson. Honorary pallbearers were: L. G. Wessler, Mr. Hammond, Charlie R. Green, Elder Bellamy John Lubke and Joe Reed.
Mr. Hill is survived by three sisters and three brothers as follows: Mrs. Eliza Lasater of Grand Prairie, Mrs. E. F. Lubke, and Miss Bettie Hill of Arlington; J. D. Hill of Wellington, J. D. Hill and Will Hill of Arlington.
Arlington Citizen
A. D. HILL IS BURIED WEDNESDAY
After a long illness A. D. (Doug) Hill passed out of this life Wednesday morning about 4 o'clock at his home in the Watson Community. Mr. Hill has been living in this community since his boyhood, with his parents, who passed on a number of years ago, and he and his sister, Miss Bettie Hill, have continued to make their home at the old homestead. He had been confined to his room for a number of months by a stroke of paralysis, and Monday morning he became much worse, and continued to sink, until the end.
Funeral services were held at the Watson Church Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with the Rev. W. P. Roberts in charge, and assisted by Dr. S. M. Bennett and Rev. D. C. Sibley, who is a long time friend of the family.
Active pallbearers were: Irving Hill, J. W. Hill, Francis Hill, John Hill of Mansfield, Olin Wheeler and Roy Thompson. Honorary pallbearers were: L. G. Wessler, Mr. Hammond, Charlie R. Green, Elder Bellamy John Lubke and Joe Reed.
Mr. Hill is survived by three sisters and three brothers as follows: Mrs. Eliza Lasater of Grand Prairie, Mrs. E. F. Lubke, and Miss Bettie Hill of Arlington; J. D. Hill of Wellington, J. D. Hill and Will Hill of Arlington.
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