Daughter of E. P. Beauchamp and Fannie Harold.
The following article was published in the Big Spring Daily Herald on Monday, March 8, 1954:
Rites Set At
Stanton Today
For Mrs. Cross
STANTON (SC) - Services were to be held at 2 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Cross, 91, who helped her husband establish a ranch in northern Glassock County 30 years.
Mrs. Cross died Sunday in a hospital in Big Spring. She had been ill for half a dozen years and had been hospitalized on several occasions.
The Rev. Fred McPherson, pastor of the Southside Church at Lubbock and formerly her pastor in the First Baptist Church here, was to officiate. Assisting were the Rev. E. B. Coon, pastor, and the Rev. H. H. Hunt, First Methodist minister.
Burial was to be in the Evergreen Cemetery beside the grave of her husband, Thomas P. Cross Sr., who died in 1929. Arrangements were in charge of Arrington Funeral Home.
Mrs. Cross was born Fannie Elizabeth Beauchamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Beauchamp, in Webster County, Ga., on Dec. 14, 1862. When she was a girl of three years, her family moved to Texas. She was married to Thomas P. Cross at Buffalo Gap on Nov. 5, 1888, and they began carving out ranch holdings. It was in 1920 that they settled in northern Glasscock County below Lomax.
Surviving are six sons, Grady Cross, Bland Cross, Horace Cross of Stanton, Roy Cross, Paducah, Wren Cross, Post, and Lon Cross, Stephenville; three daughters, Mrs. A. W. Keisling, Stanton, Mrs. C. S. Berryhill, Big Spring, and Mrs. C. C. Cornelius, Tucson, Ariz. One daughter, Mary Loma, died in 1929, and one son, Thomas F., died in 1952. Mrs. Cross leaves 18 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were to be Arthur Stalling, Weymon Etchison, Bernard Houston, Brick Eidson, Virgil Brothers, and John Pinkston.
The following article was published in the Big Spring Daily Herald on Monday, March 8, 1954:
Rites Set At
Stanton Today
For Mrs. Cross
STANTON (SC) - Services were to be held at 2 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Cross, 91, who helped her husband establish a ranch in northern Glassock County 30 years.
Mrs. Cross died Sunday in a hospital in Big Spring. She had been ill for half a dozen years and had been hospitalized on several occasions.
The Rev. Fred McPherson, pastor of the Southside Church at Lubbock and formerly her pastor in the First Baptist Church here, was to officiate. Assisting were the Rev. E. B. Coon, pastor, and the Rev. H. H. Hunt, First Methodist minister.
Burial was to be in the Evergreen Cemetery beside the grave of her husband, Thomas P. Cross Sr., who died in 1929. Arrangements were in charge of Arrington Funeral Home.
Mrs. Cross was born Fannie Elizabeth Beauchamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Beauchamp, in Webster County, Ga., on Dec. 14, 1862. When she was a girl of three years, her family moved to Texas. She was married to Thomas P. Cross at Buffalo Gap on Nov. 5, 1888, and they began carving out ranch holdings. It was in 1920 that they settled in northern Glasscock County below Lomax.
Surviving are six sons, Grady Cross, Bland Cross, Horace Cross of Stanton, Roy Cross, Paducah, Wren Cross, Post, and Lon Cross, Stephenville; three daughters, Mrs. A. W. Keisling, Stanton, Mrs. C. S. Berryhill, Big Spring, and Mrs. C. C. Cornelius, Tucson, Ariz. One daughter, Mary Loma, died in 1929, and one son, Thomas F., died in 1952. Mrs. Cross leaves 18 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were to be Arthur Stalling, Weymon Etchison, Bernard Houston, Brick Eidson, Virgil Brothers, and John Pinkston.
Daughter of E. P. Beauchamp and Fannie Harold.
The following article was published in the Big Spring Daily Herald on Monday, March 8, 1954:
Rites Set At
Stanton Today
For Mrs. Cross
STANTON (SC) - Services were to be held at 2 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Cross, 91, who helped her husband establish a ranch in northern Glassock County 30 years.
Mrs. Cross died Sunday in a hospital in Big Spring. She had been ill for half a dozen years and had been hospitalized on several occasions.
The Rev. Fred McPherson, pastor of the Southside Church at Lubbock and formerly her pastor in the First Baptist Church here, was to officiate. Assisting were the Rev. E. B. Coon, pastor, and the Rev. H. H. Hunt, First Methodist minister.
Burial was to be in the Evergreen Cemetery beside the grave of her husband, Thomas P. Cross Sr., who died in 1929. Arrangements were in charge of Arrington Funeral Home.
Mrs. Cross was born Fannie Elizabeth Beauchamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Beauchamp, in Webster County, Ga., on Dec. 14, 1862. When she was a girl of three years, her family moved to Texas. She was married to Thomas P. Cross at Buffalo Gap on Nov. 5, 1888, and they began carving out ranch holdings. It was in 1920 that they settled in northern Glasscock County below Lomax.
Surviving are six sons, Grady Cross, Bland Cross, Horace Cross of Stanton, Roy Cross, Paducah, Wren Cross, Post, and Lon Cross, Stephenville; three daughters, Mrs. A. W. Keisling, Stanton, Mrs. C. S. Berryhill, Big Spring, and Mrs. C. C. Cornelius, Tucson, Ariz. One daughter, Mary Loma, died in 1929, and one son, Thomas F., died in 1952. Mrs. Cross leaves 18 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were to be Arthur Stalling, Weymon Etchison, Bernard Houston, Brick Eidson, Virgil Brothers, and John Pinkston.
The following article was published in the Big Spring Daily Herald on Monday, March 8, 1954:
Rites Set At
Stanton Today
For Mrs. Cross
STANTON (SC) - Services were to be held at 2 p.m. Monday for Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Cross, 91, who helped her husband establish a ranch in northern Glassock County 30 years.
Mrs. Cross died Sunday in a hospital in Big Spring. She had been ill for half a dozen years and had been hospitalized on several occasions.
The Rev. Fred McPherson, pastor of the Southside Church at Lubbock and formerly her pastor in the First Baptist Church here, was to officiate. Assisting were the Rev. E. B. Coon, pastor, and the Rev. H. H. Hunt, First Methodist minister.
Burial was to be in the Evergreen Cemetery beside the grave of her husband, Thomas P. Cross Sr., who died in 1929. Arrangements were in charge of Arrington Funeral Home.
Mrs. Cross was born Fannie Elizabeth Beauchamp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Beauchamp, in Webster County, Ga., on Dec. 14, 1862. When she was a girl of three years, her family moved to Texas. She was married to Thomas P. Cross at Buffalo Gap on Nov. 5, 1888, and they began carving out ranch holdings. It was in 1920 that they settled in northern Glasscock County below Lomax.
Surviving are six sons, Grady Cross, Bland Cross, Horace Cross of Stanton, Roy Cross, Paducah, Wren Cross, Post, and Lon Cross, Stephenville; three daughters, Mrs. A. W. Keisling, Stanton, Mrs. C. S. Berryhill, Big Spring, and Mrs. C. C. Cornelius, Tucson, Ariz. One daughter, Mary Loma, died in 1929, and one son, Thomas F., died in 1952. Mrs. Cross leaves 18 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were to be Arthur Stalling, Weymon Etchison, Bernard Houston, Brick Eidson, Virgil Brothers, and John Pinkston.
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