The Paris News Sunday, September 2, 1945
Burns Fatal to Mrs. P.P. Hindman
Paris Woman Suffers Burns After Mattress Catches Fire at Home
Mrs. P.P. Hindman, about 50, died at 7:50 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Hospital, of burns suffered Friday night when she woke shortly after 11 o'clock by fire of undetermined cause in her bedroom, the mattress being ablaze. She reached for the telephone beside the bed and called the fire department. The call was traced to her address, 3305 Bonham Street and both fire apparatus and an ambulance were sent there.
Manton Fry Funeral Home has charge of arrangements for the funeral, which awaited word from Mrs. Hindman's only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman, with a Ferry Command unit in Cairo, Egypt. The Red Cross was attempting to reach him there. His wife, living in Norman, Oklahoma, was expected to arrive here Saturday night, as was a brother of Mrs. Hindman, Frank Golden of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Mrs. Hindman, widow of "Pink" Hindman, Paris automobile salesman who died in May, 1942, was formerly Miss Mattie Elizabeth Golden, and had lived here a number of years. She was alone in the house when wakened by the fire.
Only slight damage resulted from the blaze which was quickly extinguished.
The Paris News Monday, September 10, 1945
Mrs. Mattie Hindman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Hindman, 50, who died September 1 in St. Joseph's Hospital of burns received the night before at her home, 3305 Bonham Street, are being arranged for Wednesday afternoon. The body was held, pending the arrival of her only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman from Cairo, Egypt, who is expected to arrive in Paris Monday night. The Rev. W.R. Zimmerman, pastor of the Methodist Church, Sherman, formerly a Methodist pastor here, assisted by the Rev. Ernest Plott, pastor of the Garrett Memorial Methodist Church, will conduct the services at Manton Fry Funeral Chapel the hour to be announced later. Burial will be made in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mrs. Hindman, the widow of the late P.P. (Pete) Hindman, was born April 17, 1895, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Golden in Oklahoma.
In addition to her son, Mrs. Hindman is survived by three sisters, Mrs. S.C. Leeper, Fort Smith, Arkansas; Mrs. Joe Daniels, McAlester, Oklahoma and Mrs. Bill Lewis, Antlers, Oklahoma and three brothers, Joe Golden, McAlester, Oklahoma; Jess Golden, Rush Springs, Oklahoma and Frank Golden, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Burns Fatal to Mrs. P.P. Hindman
Paris Woman Suffers Burns After Mattress Catches Fire at Home
Mrs. P.P. Hindman, about 50, died at 7:50 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Hospital, of burns suffered Friday night when she woke shortly after 11 o'clock by fire of undetermined cause in her bedroom, the mattress being ablaze. She reached for the telephone beside the bed and called the fire department. The call was traced to her address, 3305 Bonham Street and both fire apparatus and an ambulance were sent there.
Manton Fry Funeral Home has charge of arrangements for the funeral, which awaited word from Mrs. Hindman's only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman, with a Ferry Command unit in Cairo, Egypt. The Red Cross was attempting to reach him there. His wife, living in Norman, Oklahoma, was expected to arrive here Saturday night, as was a brother of Mrs. Hindman, Frank Golden of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Mrs. Hindman, widow of "Pink" Hindman, Paris automobile salesman who died in May, 1942, was formerly Miss Mattie Elizabeth Golden, and had lived here a number of years. She was alone in the house when wakened by the fire.
Only slight damage resulted from the blaze which was quickly extinguished.
The Paris News Monday, September 10, 1945
Mrs. Mattie Hindman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Hindman, 50, who died September 1 in St. Joseph's Hospital of burns received the night before at her home, 3305 Bonham Street, are being arranged for Wednesday afternoon. The body was held, pending the arrival of her only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman from Cairo, Egypt, who is expected to arrive in Paris Monday night. The Rev. W.R. Zimmerman, pastor of the Methodist Church, Sherman, formerly a Methodist pastor here, assisted by the Rev. Ernest Plott, pastor of the Garrett Memorial Methodist Church, will conduct the services at Manton Fry Funeral Chapel the hour to be announced later. Burial will be made in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mrs. Hindman, the widow of the late P.P. (Pete) Hindman, was born April 17, 1895, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Golden in Oklahoma.
In addition to her son, Mrs. Hindman is survived by three sisters, Mrs. S.C. Leeper, Fort Smith, Arkansas; Mrs. Joe Daniels, McAlester, Oklahoma and Mrs. Bill Lewis, Antlers, Oklahoma and three brothers, Joe Golden, McAlester, Oklahoma; Jess Golden, Rush Springs, Oklahoma and Frank Golden, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
The Paris News Sunday, September 2, 1945
Burns Fatal to Mrs. P.P. Hindman
Paris Woman Suffers Burns After Mattress Catches Fire at Home
Mrs. P.P. Hindman, about 50, died at 7:50 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Hospital, of burns suffered Friday night when she woke shortly after 11 o'clock by fire of undetermined cause in her bedroom, the mattress being ablaze. She reached for the telephone beside the bed and called the fire department. The call was traced to her address, 3305 Bonham Street and both fire apparatus and an ambulance were sent there.
Manton Fry Funeral Home has charge of arrangements for the funeral, which awaited word from Mrs. Hindman's only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman, with a Ferry Command unit in Cairo, Egypt. The Red Cross was attempting to reach him there. His wife, living in Norman, Oklahoma, was expected to arrive here Saturday night, as was a brother of Mrs. Hindman, Frank Golden of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Mrs. Hindman, widow of "Pink" Hindman, Paris automobile salesman who died in May, 1942, was formerly Miss Mattie Elizabeth Golden, and had lived here a number of years. She was alone in the house when wakened by the fire.
Only slight damage resulted from the blaze which was quickly extinguished.
The Paris News Monday, September 10, 1945
Mrs. Mattie Hindman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Hindman, 50, who died September 1 in St. Joseph's Hospital of burns received the night before at her home, 3305 Bonham Street, are being arranged for Wednesday afternoon. The body was held, pending the arrival of her only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman from Cairo, Egypt, who is expected to arrive in Paris Monday night. The Rev. W.R. Zimmerman, pastor of the Methodist Church, Sherman, formerly a Methodist pastor here, assisted by the Rev. Ernest Plott, pastor of the Garrett Memorial Methodist Church, will conduct the services at Manton Fry Funeral Chapel the hour to be announced later. Burial will be made in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mrs. Hindman, the widow of the late P.P. (Pete) Hindman, was born April 17, 1895, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Golden in Oklahoma.
In addition to her son, Mrs. Hindman is survived by three sisters, Mrs. S.C. Leeper, Fort Smith, Arkansas; Mrs. Joe Daniels, McAlester, Oklahoma and Mrs. Bill Lewis, Antlers, Oklahoma and three brothers, Joe Golden, McAlester, Oklahoma; Jess Golden, Rush Springs, Oklahoma and Frank Golden, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Burns Fatal to Mrs. P.P. Hindman
Paris Woman Suffers Burns After Mattress Catches Fire at Home
Mrs. P.P. Hindman, about 50, died at 7:50 o'clock Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Hospital, of burns suffered Friday night when she woke shortly after 11 o'clock by fire of undetermined cause in her bedroom, the mattress being ablaze. She reached for the telephone beside the bed and called the fire department. The call was traced to her address, 3305 Bonham Street and both fire apparatus and an ambulance were sent there.
Manton Fry Funeral Home has charge of arrangements for the funeral, which awaited word from Mrs. Hindman's only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman, with a Ferry Command unit in Cairo, Egypt. The Red Cross was attempting to reach him there. His wife, living in Norman, Oklahoma, was expected to arrive here Saturday night, as was a brother of Mrs. Hindman, Frank Golden of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Mrs. Hindman, widow of "Pink" Hindman, Paris automobile salesman who died in May, 1942, was formerly Miss Mattie Elizabeth Golden, and had lived here a number of years. She was alone in the house when wakened by the fire.
Only slight damage resulted from the blaze which was quickly extinguished.
The Paris News Monday, September 10, 1945
Mrs. Mattie Hindman
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Hindman, 50, who died September 1 in St. Joseph's Hospital of burns received the night before at her home, 3305 Bonham Street, are being arranged for Wednesday afternoon. The body was held, pending the arrival of her only son, Flight Officer H.M. (Pete) Hindman from Cairo, Egypt, who is expected to arrive in Paris Monday night. The Rev. W.R. Zimmerman, pastor of the Methodist Church, Sherman, formerly a Methodist pastor here, assisted by the Rev. Ernest Plott, pastor of the Garrett Memorial Methodist Church, will conduct the services at Manton Fry Funeral Chapel the hour to be announced later. Burial will be made in Evergreen Cemetery.
Mrs. Hindman, the widow of the late P.P. (Pete) Hindman, was born April 17, 1895, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Golden in Oklahoma.
In addition to her son, Mrs. Hindman is survived by three sisters, Mrs. S.C. Leeper, Fort Smith, Arkansas; Mrs. Joe Daniels, McAlester, Oklahoma and Mrs. Bill Lewis, Antlers, Oklahoma and three brothers, Joe Golden, McAlester, Oklahoma; Jess Golden, Rush Springs, Oklahoma and Frank Golden, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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