The Pulaski Citizen January 16, 1929
CONWAY
"Peck"
MISS GLADYS JOHNSON
Miss Gladys Johnson passed away Saturday January 12, 1929 age 18 years. She was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Johnson. She has been in declining health for six months or more with T. B. All was done that human aid could do yet from beginning it looked like a hopeless fight. It was sad to see one go who was just blooming into womanhood. But such is and we have to submit to the all wise God. She was a member of Rehoboth Church and had been for two years. Funeral conducted by Rev. J. B. Cheek and T. E. Marshall. Burial at Maplewood.
CONWAY
"Peck"
MISS GLADYS JOHNSON
Miss Gladys Johnson passed away Saturday January 12, 1929 age 18 years. She was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Johnson. She has been in declining health for six months or more with T. B. All was done that human aid could do yet from beginning it looked like a hopeless fight. It was sad to see one go who was just blooming into womanhood. But such is and we have to submit to the all wise God. She was a member of Rehoboth Church and had been for two years. Funeral conducted by Rev. J. B. Cheek and T. E. Marshall. Burial at Maplewood.
The Pulaski Citizen January 16, 1929
CONWAY
"Peck"
MISS GLADYS JOHNSON
Miss Gladys Johnson passed away Saturday January 12, 1929 age 18 years. She was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Johnson. She has been in declining health for six months or more with T. B. All was done that human aid could do yet from beginning it looked like a hopeless fight. It was sad to see one go who was just blooming into womanhood. But such is and we have to submit to the all wise God. She was a member of Rehoboth Church and had been for two years. Funeral conducted by Rev. J. B. Cheek and T. E. Marshall. Burial at Maplewood.
CONWAY
"Peck"
MISS GLADYS JOHNSON
Miss Gladys Johnson passed away Saturday January 12, 1929 age 18 years. She was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Johnson. She has been in declining health for six months or more with T. B. All was done that human aid could do yet from beginning it looked like a hopeless fight. It was sad to see one go who was just blooming into womanhood. But such is and we have to submit to the all wise God. She was a member of Rehoboth Church and had been for two years. Funeral conducted by Rev. J. B. Cheek and T. E. Marshall. Burial at Maplewood.
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