Madisonville Democrat , March 24, 1937
Three Point News
We were all shocked to hear of the death of Mr. Dillon Green who died in a hospital in Los Angeles, Ca. He had an operation for appendicitis. We know that there is a vacancy in the home that never can be filled; but we can say that he is a star in yonder world, just waiting for his loved ones to meet him on the Ressurection morning.
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Dillard Green Obituary
The death of Mr. Dillard Greene of Ca, son of W.M. and Eliza Green of Three Point.
Dillard Green left Tennessee and went to Ca. in 1935. He married Miss Ruby Young, daughter of Charlie Young in 1931. He was 25 years of age and was the father of two children, one of whom died in infancy. He died in a hospital in Los Angeles. The remains were shipped back to Madisonville leaving there on Sat. morning and arriving Tues. evening, being taken in charge by Biereley Hale Funeral Home.
He leaves three brothers and four sisters.
Dillard professed faith in Christ at Three Point and lived a faithful Christian life, as far as we know, until his death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.E. Ransome at the Ball Play Church.
Pallbearers were: Jesse Prince, Frank Prince, Fred McCarter, Willard Moser, Luke Bradley and Bob Bradley. Flower girls were Miss Ruby Prince, Mrs. Lula Sloan and Civia Gunner (Gunter?).
His body was laid away in the Ball Play Cem. beneath a mound of flowers to await God's calling. Biereley Hale Funeral Home in charge.
We can say that Dillard was a nice man and loved by all who knew him.
Three Point News
We were all shocked to hear of the death of Mr. Dillon Green who died in a hospital in Los Angeles, Ca. He had an operation for appendicitis. We know that there is a vacancy in the home that never can be filled; but we can say that he is a star in yonder world, just waiting for his loved ones to meet him on the Ressurection morning.
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Dillard Green Obituary
The death of Mr. Dillard Greene of Ca, son of W.M. and Eliza Green of Three Point.
Dillard Green left Tennessee and went to Ca. in 1935. He married Miss Ruby Young, daughter of Charlie Young in 1931. He was 25 years of age and was the father of two children, one of whom died in infancy. He died in a hospital in Los Angeles. The remains were shipped back to Madisonville leaving there on Sat. morning and arriving Tues. evening, being taken in charge by Biereley Hale Funeral Home.
He leaves three brothers and four sisters.
Dillard professed faith in Christ at Three Point and lived a faithful Christian life, as far as we know, until his death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.E. Ransome at the Ball Play Church.
Pallbearers were: Jesse Prince, Frank Prince, Fred McCarter, Willard Moser, Luke Bradley and Bob Bradley. Flower girls were Miss Ruby Prince, Mrs. Lula Sloan and Civia Gunner (Gunter?).
His body was laid away in the Ball Play Cem. beneath a mound of flowers to await God's calling. Biereley Hale Funeral Home in charge.
We can say that Dillard was a nice man and loved by all who knew him.
Madisonville Democrat , March 24, 1937
Three Point News
We were all shocked to hear of the death of Mr. Dillon Green who died in a hospital in Los Angeles, Ca. He had an operation for appendicitis. We know that there is a vacancy in the home that never can be filled; but we can say that he is a star in yonder world, just waiting for his loved ones to meet him on the Ressurection morning.
____________________________________________________________________
Dillard Green Obituary
The death of Mr. Dillard Greene of Ca, son of W.M. and Eliza Green of Three Point.
Dillard Green left Tennessee and went to Ca. in 1935. He married Miss Ruby Young, daughter of Charlie Young in 1931. He was 25 years of age and was the father of two children, one of whom died in infancy. He died in a hospital in Los Angeles. The remains were shipped back to Madisonville leaving there on Sat. morning and arriving Tues. evening, being taken in charge by Biereley Hale Funeral Home.
He leaves three brothers and four sisters.
Dillard professed faith in Christ at Three Point and lived a faithful Christian life, as far as we know, until his death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.E. Ransome at the Ball Play Church.
Pallbearers were: Jesse Prince, Frank Prince, Fred McCarter, Willard Moser, Luke Bradley and Bob Bradley. Flower girls were Miss Ruby Prince, Mrs. Lula Sloan and Civia Gunner (Gunter?).
His body was laid away in the Ball Play Cem. beneath a mound of flowers to await God's calling. Biereley Hale Funeral Home in charge.
We can say that Dillard was a nice man and loved by all who knew him.
Three Point News
We were all shocked to hear of the death of Mr. Dillon Green who died in a hospital in Los Angeles, Ca. He had an operation for appendicitis. We know that there is a vacancy in the home that never can be filled; but we can say that he is a star in yonder world, just waiting for his loved ones to meet him on the Ressurection morning.
____________________________________________________________________
Dillard Green Obituary
The death of Mr. Dillard Greene of Ca, son of W.M. and Eliza Green of Three Point.
Dillard Green left Tennessee and went to Ca. in 1935. He married Miss Ruby Young, daughter of Charlie Young in 1931. He was 25 years of age and was the father of two children, one of whom died in infancy. He died in a hospital in Los Angeles. The remains were shipped back to Madisonville leaving there on Sat. morning and arriving Tues. evening, being taken in charge by Biereley Hale Funeral Home.
He leaves three brothers and four sisters.
Dillard professed faith in Christ at Three Point and lived a faithful Christian life, as far as we know, until his death. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.E. Ransome at the Ball Play Church.
Pallbearers were: Jesse Prince, Frank Prince, Fred McCarter, Willard Moser, Luke Bradley and Bob Bradley. Flower girls were Miss Ruby Prince, Mrs. Lula Sloan and Civia Gunner (Gunter?).
His body was laid away in the Ball Play Cem. beneath a mound of flowers to await God's calling. Biereley Hale Funeral Home in charge.
We can say that Dillard was a nice man and loved by all who knew him.
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