From the files of June E. Tuck
Mrs. John W. (Lizzie) Noble died Friday night at the home of her son in Dallas, where she had gone to visit for a few days. The remains were brought back to Como where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by several children.
Hopkins County Echo, Nov. 9, 1934
Later reported, Mrs. Lizzie Noble died Nov. 2, 1934, at the home of her son in Dallas, while sitting in a chair, fell to the floor unconscious with a heart attack, living 45 minutes
Mrs. John W. (Lizzie) Noble died Friday night at the home of her son in Dallas, where she had gone to visit for a few days. The remains were brought back to Como where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by several children.
Hopkins County Echo, Nov. 9, 1934
Later reported, Mrs. Lizzie Noble died Nov. 2, 1934, at the home of her son in Dallas, while sitting in a chair, fell to the floor unconscious with a heart attack, living 45 minutes
From the files of June E. Tuck
Mrs. John W. (Lizzie) Noble died Friday night at the home of her son in Dallas, where she had gone to visit for a few days. The remains were brought back to Como where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by several children.
Hopkins County Echo, Nov. 9, 1934
Later reported, Mrs. Lizzie Noble died Nov. 2, 1934, at the home of her son in Dallas, while sitting in a chair, fell to the floor unconscious with a heart attack, living 45 minutes
Mrs. John W. (Lizzie) Noble died Friday night at the home of her son in Dallas, where she had gone to visit for a few days. The remains were brought back to Como where funeral services and burial took place. She is survived by several children.
Hopkins County Echo, Nov. 9, 1934
Later reported, Mrs. Lizzie Noble died Nov. 2, 1934, at the home of her son in Dallas, while sitting in a chair, fell to the floor unconscious with a heart attack, living 45 minutes
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