DEATH OF MISS ETHEL MOORE
No one thought when our own Miss Ethel Moore went to visit her brother in Galveston that we would never see her alive again. Her untimely death came as a shock and a sad surprise to us all.
The funeral was held from the family residence on Thursday, December 8th, at 1:30 p.m. The pastor being unable to talk, the service was conducted by Dr. W.P. Dickey, who spoke wisely and sympathetically. The singing was done by representatives of the different choirs of the city and was very sweet. The front room, where the service was held, was a perfect bower of beautiful flowers, the loving offering of dear friends. Interment was held at the Center Point cemetery.
Miss Ethel was to have been married December 26th, to O.O. Green of Salyersville, Texas, and had about all arrangements made. Mr. Green was a sergeant in the late war and is a fine young man. He was absolutely broken-hearted.
The family and loved ones of this departed Christian girl have the unfeigned sympathy of the entire community and of their own friends everywhere. Miss Ethel was a faithful member of the Kerrville Baptist Church and was one of our very best Sunday School teachers. All who knew her loved her and is well known she had a multitude of friends. We will all miss her, but God wanted her to be with him. We surrender to Divine wisdom and sustain the broken-hearted with our prayers.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
December 12, 1921
No one thought when our own Miss Ethel Moore went to visit her brother in Galveston that we would never see her alive again. Her untimely death came as a shock and a sad surprise to us all.
The funeral was held from the family residence on Thursday, December 8th, at 1:30 p.m. The pastor being unable to talk, the service was conducted by Dr. W.P. Dickey, who spoke wisely and sympathetically. The singing was done by representatives of the different choirs of the city and was very sweet. The front room, where the service was held, was a perfect bower of beautiful flowers, the loving offering of dear friends. Interment was held at the Center Point cemetery.
Miss Ethel was to have been married December 26th, to O.O. Green of Salyersville, Texas, and had about all arrangements made. Mr. Green was a sergeant in the late war and is a fine young man. He was absolutely broken-hearted.
The family and loved ones of this departed Christian girl have the unfeigned sympathy of the entire community and of their own friends everywhere. Miss Ethel was a faithful member of the Kerrville Baptist Church and was one of our very best Sunday School teachers. All who knew her loved her and is well known she had a multitude of friends. We will all miss her, but God wanted her to be with him. We surrender to Divine wisdom and sustain the broken-hearted with our prayers.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
December 12, 1921
DEATH OF MISS ETHEL MOORE
No one thought when our own Miss Ethel Moore went to visit her brother in Galveston that we would never see her alive again. Her untimely death came as a shock and a sad surprise to us all.
The funeral was held from the family residence on Thursday, December 8th, at 1:30 p.m. The pastor being unable to talk, the service was conducted by Dr. W.P. Dickey, who spoke wisely and sympathetically. The singing was done by representatives of the different choirs of the city and was very sweet. The front room, where the service was held, was a perfect bower of beautiful flowers, the loving offering of dear friends. Interment was held at the Center Point cemetery.
Miss Ethel was to have been married December 26th, to O.O. Green of Salyersville, Texas, and had about all arrangements made. Mr. Green was a sergeant in the late war and is a fine young man. He was absolutely broken-hearted.
The family and loved ones of this departed Christian girl have the unfeigned sympathy of the entire community and of their own friends everywhere. Miss Ethel was a faithful member of the Kerrville Baptist Church and was one of our very best Sunday School teachers. All who knew her loved her and is well known she had a multitude of friends. We will all miss her, but God wanted her to be with him. We surrender to Divine wisdom and sustain the broken-hearted with our prayers.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
December 12, 1921
No one thought when our own Miss Ethel Moore went to visit her brother in Galveston that we would never see her alive again. Her untimely death came as a shock and a sad surprise to us all.
The funeral was held from the family residence on Thursday, December 8th, at 1:30 p.m. The pastor being unable to talk, the service was conducted by Dr. W.P. Dickey, who spoke wisely and sympathetically. The singing was done by representatives of the different choirs of the city and was very sweet. The front room, where the service was held, was a perfect bower of beautiful flowers, the loving offering of dear friends. Interment was held at the Center Point cemetery.
Miss Ethel was to have been married December 26th, to O.O. Green of Salyersville, Texas, and had about all arrangements made. Mr. Green was a sergeant in the late war and is a fine young man. He was absolutely broken-hearted.
The family and loved ones of this departed Christian girl have the unfeigned sympathy of the entire community and of their own friends everywhere. Miss Ethel was a faithful member of the Kerrville Baptist Church and was one of our very best Sunday School teachers. All who knew her loved her and is well known she had a multitude of friends. We will all miss her, but God wanted her to be with him. We surrender to Divine wisdom and sustain the broken-hearted with our prayers.
Kerrville Mountain Sun
December 12, 1921
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Ethel B Moore
Born
Aug 19, 1896
Died
Dec 6, 1921
The Lord gave. The Lord Taketh away.
Blessed be the name of the Lord.
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