Little Mildred Dickinson, daughter of Fred Dickinson, died at the home of her grandparents, Peter and Ella Dickerson, August 30. Was buried September 1st at new Zion grave yard. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Reed of Christian Church of Chandler.
She has gone to live with mama, who lives in Heaven above. There's no sorrow, pain or sadness, but all is peace and love. Our purpose is [t]o meet them in the holy, happy land, where all things are so beautiful and everything is grand.
Lincoln County News, Sep. 1, 1909, p. 1.
She has gone to live with mama, who lives in Heaven above. There's no sorrow, pain or sadness, but all is peace and love. Our purpose is [t]o meet them in the holy, happy land, where all things are so beautiful and everything is grand.
Lincoln County News, Sep. 1, 1909, p. 1.
Little Mildred Dickinson, daughter of Fred Dickinson, died at the home of her grandparents, Peter and Ella Dickerson, August 30. Was buried September 1st at new Zion grave yard. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Reed of Christian Church of Chandler.
She has gone to live with mama, who lives in Heaven above. There's no sorrow, pain or sadness, but all is peace and love. Our purpose is [t]o meet them in the holy, happy land, where all things are so beautiful and everything is grand.
Lincoln County News, Sep. 1, 1909, p. 1.
She has gone to live with mama, who lives in Heaven above. There's no sorrow, pain or sadness, but all is peace and love. Our purpose is [t]o meet them in the holy, happy land, where all things are so beautiful and everything is grand.
Lincoln County News, Sep. 1, 1909, p. 1.
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