Funeral services for Mrs. Delia Saylors, who was found dead from natural causes in the bed at her home in Tyler late Tuesday night were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Edom Methodist church.
Burial was in Edom cemetery.
Mrs Saylors, was born in Alabama and was a former resident of Van Zandt County.
Survivors include a son, D.F. Saylors of Brownsboro and a daughter Mrs Virgie McKnight, also of Brownsboro.
Published in the Athens Review: November 11, 1943
Contributor: Wayne Smith
Burial was in Edom cemetery.
Mrs Saylors, was born in Alabama and was a former resident of Van Zandt County.
Survivors include a son, D.F. Saylors of Brownsboro and a daughter Mrs Virgie McKnight, also of Brownsboro.
Published in the Athens Review: November 11, 1943
Contributor: Wayne Smith
Funeral services for Mrs. Delia Saylors, who was found dead from natural causes in the bed at her home in Tyler late Tuesday night were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Edom Methodist church.
Burial was in Edom cemetery.
Mrs Saylors, was born in Alabama and was a former resident of Van Zandt County.
Survivors include a son, D.F. Saylors of Brownsboro and a daughter Mrs Virgie McKnight, also of Brownsboro.
Published in the Athens Review: November 11, 1943
Contributor: Wayne Smith
Burial was in Edom cemetery.
Mrs Saylors, was born in Alabama and was a former resident of Van Zandt County.
Survivors include a son, D.F. Saylors of Brownsboro and a daughter Mrs Virgie McKnight, also of Brownsboro.
Published in the Athens Review: November 11, 1943
Contributor: Wayne Smith
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