The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, September 24, 1942
Mrs. Martha DeLois Killingsworth, wife of John Thomas Killingsworth and her baby son, William, were buried together Tuesday afternoon in Mt. Zion Cemetery, with Rev. J. Arthur, pastor of the Methodist Church conducting short services at the grave. The baby was dead when born Monday morning at Walls Hospital in Blytheville.
The family had been residing on the Carlie Pritchard farm near Steele.
William is survived by his father; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Gray, four aunts and an uncle, all of Booneville, Miss.
Thursday, September 24, 1942
Mrs. Martha DeLois Killingsworth, wife of John Thomas Killingsworth and her baby son, William, were buried together Tuesday afternoon in Mt. Zion Cemetery, with Rev. J. Arthur, pastor of the Methodist Church conducting short services at the grave. The baby was dead when born Monday morning at Walls Hospital in Blytheville.
The family had been residing on the Carlie Pritchard farm near Steele.
William is survived by his father; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Gray, four aunts and an uncle, all of Booneville, Miss.
The Steele Enterprise, Steele, Missouri
Thursday, September 24, 1942
Mrs. Martha DeLois Killingsworth, wife of John Thomas Killingsworth and her baby son, William, were buried together Tuesday afternoon in Mt. Zion Cemetery, with Rev. J. Arthur, pastor of the Methodist Church conducting short services at the grave. The baby was dead when born Monday morning at Walls Hospital in Blytheville.
The family had been residing on the Carlie Pritchard farm near Steele.
William is survived by his father; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Gray, four aunts and an uncle, all of Booneville, Miss.
Thursday, September 24, 1942
Mrs. Martha DeLois Killingsworth, wife of John Thomas Killingsworth and her baby son, William, were buried together Tuesday afternoon in Mt. Zion Cemetery, with Rev. J. Arthur, pastor of the Methodist Church conducting short services at the grave. The baby was dead when born Monday morning at Walls Hospital in Blytheville.
The family had been residing on the Carlie Pritchard farm near Steele.
William is survived by his father; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Gray, four aunts and an uncle, all of Booneville, Miss.
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