HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County, MO),
Friday, 16 May 1919, Vol 33. No 4--MRS. FINIS CLOYD DEAD--Mrs. Martha Magruder-Cloyd, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Notley Magruder of southwest of town, died May 11, 1919, at a hospital in Billings, Mont., from infection following a slight operation. The body, accompanied by Mr. Cloyd, arrived Tuesday and was conveyed to Sharon Church where interment was made, the funeral services being conducted by the Rev. N. B. Green. Deceased was married to Finis Cloyd on June 23, 1912. They were the parents of two children--Ralph Notley, aged 4 years, and Willella Ray, aged 8 weeks--who with the father, survive. She also leaves her parents, two brothers--Rev. G. N. Magruder, Jr., of this place;(the second brother was not named) three sisters--Mrs. W. B. Petry, Marshall; Mrs. Lesslie Burton, Higbee; and Mrs. Fred Phelan, Moberly. Mrs. Cloyd was converted at the early age of thirteen and united with the Ararat Baptist church. She was a consistent Christian, loved God and followed the Prince of Peace. She walked along life's pathway with God and when she entered the shadow He was with her. She has gone out from home and loved ones never to return, for she now abides in the heavenly mansions and has joined her loved ones in the eternal city of God. She shall be missed all the days that are to come, but for her to die was gain. As the flowers are touched by autumn's frosty fingers and they fold their petals and die, so death laid his hand on this little mother and she closed her eyes in peaceful sleep from which none ever wake to weep.
--Those from a distance to attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Walden, Hallsville; J. C. Green, Miss Edna Green, Mrs. A. M. Furnish, Mrs. Chas. Reiter, Moberly; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maupin and daughter, Glasgow.
*Transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
Friday, 16 May 1919, Vol 33. No 4--MRS. FINIS CLOYD DEAD--Mrs. Martha Magruder-Cloyd, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Notley Magruder of southwest of town, died May 11, 1919, at a hospital in Billings, Mont., from infection following a slight operation. The body, accompanied by Mr. Cloyd, arrived Tuesday and was conveyed to Sharon Church where interment was made, the funeral services being conducted by the Rev. N. B. Green. Deceased was married to Finis Cloyd on June 23, 1912. They were the parents of two children--Ralph Notley, aged 4 years, and Willella Ray, aged 8 weeks--who with the father, survive. She also leaves her parents, two brothers--Rev. G. N. Magruder, Jr., of this place;(the second brother was not named) three sisters--Mrs. W. B. Petry, Marshall; Mrs. Lesslie Burton, Higbee; and Mrs. Fred Phelan, Moberly. Mrs. Cloyd was converted at the early age of thirteen and united with the Ararat Baptist church. She was a consistent Christian, loved God and followed the Prince of Peace. She walked along life's pathway with God and when she entered the shadow He was with her. She has gone out from home and loved ones never to return, for she now abides in the heavenly mansions and has joined her loved ones in the eternal city of God. She shall be missed all the days that are to come, but for her to die was gain. As the flowers are touched by autumn's frosty fingers and they fold their petals and die, so death laid his hand on this little mother and she closed her eyes in peaceful sleep from which none ever wake to weep.
--Those from a distance to attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Walden, Hallsville; J. C. Green, Miss Edna Green, Mrs. A. M. Furnish, Mrs. Chas. Reiter, Moberly; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maupin and daughter, Glasgow.
*Transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
HIGBEE NEWS (Randolph County, MO),
Friday, 16 May 1919, Vol 33. No 4--MRS. FINIS CLOYD DEAD--Mrs. Martha Magruder-Cloyd, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Notley Magruder of southwest of town, died May 11, 1919, at a hospital in Billings, Mont., from infection following a slight operation. The body, accompanied by Mr. Cloyd, arrived Tuesday and was conveyed to Sharon Church where interment was made, the funeral services being conducted by the Rev. N. B. Green. Deceased was married to Finis Cloyd on June 23, 1912. They were the parents of two children--Ralph Notley, aged 4 years, and Willella Ray, aged 8 weeks--who with the father, survive. She also leaves her parents, two brothers--Rev. G. N. Magruder, Jr., of this place;(the second brother was not named) three sisters--Mrs. W. B. Petry, Marshall; Mrs. Lesslie Burton, Higbee; and Mrs. Fred Phelan, Moberly. Mrs. Cloyd was converted at the early age of thirteen and united with the Ararat Baptist church. She was a consistent Christian, loved God and followed the Prince of Peace. She walked along life's pathway with God and when she entered the shadow He was with her. She has gone out from home and loved ones never to return, for she now abides in the heavenly mansions and has joined her loved ones in the eternal city of God. She shall be missed all the days that are to come, but for her to die was gain. As the flowers are touched by autumn's frosty fingers and they fold their petals and die, so death laid his hand on this little mother and she closed her eyes in peaceful sleep from which none ever wake to weep.
--Those from a distance to attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Walden, Hallsville; J. C. Green, Miss Edna Green, Mrs. A. M. Furnish, Mrs. Chas. Reiter, Moberly; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maupin and daughter, Glasgow.
*Transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
Friday, 16 May 1919, Vol 33. No 4--MRS. FINIS CLOYD DEAD--Mrs. Martha Magruder-Cloyd, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Notley Magruder of southwest of town, died May 11, 1919, at a hospital in Billings, Mont., from infection following a slight operation. The body, accompanied by Mr. Cloyd, arrived Tuesday and was conveyed to Sharon Church where interment was made, the funeral services being conducted by the Rev. N. B. Green. Deceased was married to Finis Cloyd on June 23, 1912. They were the parents of two children--Ralph Notley, aged 4 years, and Willella Ray, aged 8 weeks--who with the father, survive. She also leaves her parents, two brothers--Rev. G. N. Magruder, Jr., of this place;(the second brother was not named) three sisters--Mrs. W. B. Petry, Marshall; Mrs. Lesslie Burton, Higbee; and Mrs. Fred Phelan, Moberly. Mrs. Cloyd was converted at the early age of thirteen and united with the Ararat Baptist church. She was a consistent Christian, loved God and followed the Prince of Peace. She walked along life's pathway with God and when she entered the shadow He was with her. She has gone out from home and loved ones never to return, for she now abides in the heavenly mansions and has joined her loved ones in the eternal city of God. She shall be missed all the days that are to come, but for her to die was gain. As the flowers are touched by autumn's frosty fingers and they fold their petals and die, so death laid his hand on this little mother and she closed her eyes in peaceful sleep from which none ever wake to weep.
--Those from a distance to attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. Walden, Hallsville; J. C. Green, Miss Edna Green, Mrs. A. M. Furnish, Mrs. Chas. Reiter, Moberly; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maupin and daughter, Glasgow.
*Transcribed by Kathy Bowlin*
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