Maggie was a daughter of George M. Beckett.
MRS. MAGGIE ARTHUR -- Forty-nine years old, of 754 Johnstown road, who died Tuesday evening in a Huntington hospital, will be buried tomorrow in the Earl cemetery following funeral services at, 2 o'clock at the Apostolic Gospel Church, Jackson avenue and Twelfth street, with Rev. B. R. Duncan, pastor, officiating. Surviving are her husband, Garland Arthur; three sons, Lloyd and Francis Arthur, of Huntington, and Earl Arthur, of Youngstown, O.; five daughters, Mrs. Flora Jackson, of Milton, Mrs. Cora Adkins, Mrs. Stella Simmons and Mrs. Virginia Short, of Huntington, and Libby and Betty Arthur at home; six brothers, Clyde Beckett, of Milton, Harry, Carl and John Beckett of Youngstown, Bill Beckett, of Columbus, and Wade Beckett, of Russell, Ky.; and two sisters, Mrs. Liza Hotiski, of Youngstown, and Mrs. Mamie Hall, of Proctorville.
The Herald-Dispatch, Thursday, September 8, 1938, page 7
MRS. MAGGIE ARTHUR -- Forty-nine years old, of 754 Johnstown road, who died Tuesday evening in a Huntington hospital, will be buried tomorrow in the Earl cemetery following funeral services at, 2 o'clock at the Apostolic Gospel Church, Jackson avenue and Twelfth street, with Rev. B. R. Duncan, pastor, officiating. Surviving are her husband, Garland Arthur; three sons, Lloyd and Francis Arthur, of Huntington, and Earl Arthur, of Youngstown, O.; five daughters, Mrs. Flora Jackson, of Milton, Mrs. Cora Adkins, Mrs. Stella Simmons and Mrs. Virginia Short, of Huntington, and Libby and Betty Arthur at home; six brothers, Clyde Beckett, of Milton, Harry, Carl and John Beckett of Youngstown, Bill Beckett, of Columbus, and Wade Beckett, of Russell, Ky.; and two sisters, Mrs. Liza Hotiski, of Youngstown, and Mrs. Mamie Hall, of Proctorville.
The Herald-Dispatch, Thursday, September 8, 1938, page 7
Maggie was a daughter of George M. Beckett.
MRS. MAGGIE ARTHUR -- Forty-nine years old, of 754 Johnstown road, who died Tuesday evening in a Huntington hospital, will be buried tomorrow in the Earl cemetery following funeral services at, 2 o'clock at the Apostolic Gospel Church, Jackson avenue and Twelfth street, with Rev. B. R. Duncan, pastor, officiating. Surviving are her husband, Garland Arthur; three sons, Lloyd and Francis Arthur, of Huntington, and Earl Arthur, of Youngstown, O.; five daughters, Mrs. Flora Jackson, of Milton, Mrs. Cora Adkins, Mrs. Stella Simmons and Mrs. Virginia Short, of Huntington, and Libby and Betty Arthur at home; six brothers, Clyde Beckett, of Milton, Harry, Carl and John Beckett of Youngstown, Bill Beckett, of Columbus, and Wade Beckett, of Russell, Ky.; and two sisters, Mrs. Liza Hotiski, of Youngstown, and Mrs. Mamie Hall, of Proctorville.
The Herald-Dispatch, Thursday, September 8, 1938, page 7
MRS. MAGGIE ARTHUR -- Forty-nine years old, of 754 Johnstown road, who died Tuesday evening in a Huntington hospital, will be buried tomorrow in the Earl cemetery following funeral services at, 2 o'clock at the Apostolic Gospel Church, Jackson avenue and Twelfth street, with Rev. B. R. Duncan, pastor, officiating. Surviving are her husband, Garland Arthur; three sons, Lloyd and Francis Arthur, of Huntington, and Earl Arthur, of Youngstown, O.; five daughters, Mrs. Flora Jackson, of Milton, Mrs. Cora Adkins, Mrs. Stella Simmons and Mrs. Virginia Short, of Huntington, and Libby and Betty Arthur at home; six brothers, Clyde Beckett, of Milton, Harry, Carl and John Beckett of Youngstown, Bill Beckett, of Columbus, and Wade Beckett, of Russell, Ky.; and two sisters, Mrs. Liza Hotiski, of Youngstown, and Mrs. Mamie Hall, of Proctorville.
The Herald-Dispatch, Thursday, September 8, 1938, page 7
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