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From The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger, Thursday, August 14, 1941
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods Dies at Home Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods, 78, died at her home in the western part of town here shortly before noon Wednesday. The body rested at Phillips & Luckey funeral home until 3 o'clock this afternoon when services were held with Rev. J. A. Helman of Normangee officiating. Burial was made at Sandy Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Woods had been a resident of Milam county for more than thirty years and had lived here for twenty-one years. She was known for her worthy deeds and her home was always a refuge to those who needed help.
Surviving are the following children: D. F. Bundrick and Mrs. Sallie Mitchell of Rockdale; W. L. Bundrick of Navasota; Sammie Woods of Austin. A large number of grandchildren also survive, among them the following, whom she reared; Mrs. Aline Hobbs, Deward and Marvin Gray, and Dorothy Gray.
From The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger, Thursday, August 14, 1941
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods Dies at Home Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods, 78, died at her home in the western part of town here shortly before noon Wednesday. The body rested at Phillips & Luckey funeral home until 3 o'clock this afternoon when services were held with Rev. J. A. Helman of Normangee officiating. Burial was made at Sandy Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Woods had been a resident of Milam county for more than thirty years and had lived here for twenty-one years. She was known for her worthy deeds and her home was always a refuge to those who needed help.
Surviving are the following children: D. F. Bundrick and Mrs. Sallie Mitchell of Rockdale; W. L. Bundrick of Navasota; Sammie Woods of Austin. A large number of grandchildren also survive, among them the following, whom she reared; Mrs. Aline Hobbs, Deward and Marvin Gray, and Dorothy Gray.
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From The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger, Thursday, August 14, 1941
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods Dies at Home Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods, 78, died at her home in the western part of town here shortly before noon Wednesday. The body rested at Phillips & Luckey funeral home until 3 o'clock this afternoon when services were held with Rev. J. A. Helman of Normangee officiating. Burial was made at Sandy Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Woods had been a resident of Milam county for more than thirty years and had lived here for twenty-one years. She was known for her worthy deeds and her home was always a refuge to those who needed help.
Surviving are the following children: D. F. Bundrick and Mrs. Sallie Mitchell of Rockdale; W. L. Bundrick of Navasota; Sammie Woods of Austin. A large number of grandchildren also survive, among them the following, whom she reared; Mrs. Aline Hobbs, Deward and Marvin Gray, and Dorothy Gray.
From The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger, Thursday, August 14, 1941
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods Dies at Home Here
Mrs. Elizabeth Woods, 78, died at her home in the western part of town here shortly before noon Wednesday. The body rested at Phillips & Luckey funeral home until 3 o'clock this afternoon when services were held with Rev. J. A. Helman of Normangee officiating. Burial was made at Sandy Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Woods had been a resident of Milam county for more than thirty years and had lived here for twenty-one years. She was known for her worthy deeds and her home was always a refuge to those who needed help.
Surviving are the following children: D. F. Bundrick and Mrs. Sallie Mitchell of Rockdale; W. L. Bundrick of Navasota; Sammie Woods of Austin. A large number of grandchildren also survive, among them the following, whom she reared; Mrs. Aline Hobbs, Deward and Marvin Gray, and Dorothy Gray.
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