From the Eldorado Success, Eldorado, Texas, 5 Apr 1956.
Mrs. Mitchell Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs. Jerome Mitchell, 45, died at a San Angelo hospital yesterday afternoon at 1:15 following an illness of eight months' duration.
Funeral services will be held at the Fundamental Baptist church in Eldorado at 3:00 tomorrow, Firday afternoon, and interment will be in the Eldorado cemetery.
Fern Hughes was born November 10, 1910, in Rocky Ford, Okla., and moved with the family to Texas in her early girlhood. She and her first husband, Ernest Aldridge, lived for years at Grape Creek where the family resided on a farm, and their sons attended the schools of that community.
Two years after the death of her husband in 1933, she and the boys moved to Eldorado to make their home. On Oct. 7, 1939, she was married in Eldorado to Jerome Mitchell, who survives.
Surviving also are her sons by her previous marriage, Rubel Aldridge of Austin and Glendon Aldridge of Abilene, and three other children, Voy J., Alton Roy, and Maudie, all students in the Eldorado school system; a brother, Alfred Hughes, Abilene; a sister Mrs. Naomi Alcorn of Plainview; and five half-brothers and sisters all of whom live in California, Mrs. Annie Shamblin, Mrs. Ollie Daugherty, Jack Erwin, Ernest Aldridge, and Jimmie Aldridge.
For years she was a member of the Fundamental Baptist church, joining the church in her early girlhood, and was a faithful worker in the church, up to the time of her serious illness. She taught intermediate girls in the Sunday School and was interested and active in all phases of church work.
She had been in failing health since her first major surgery abut eight months ago.
From the Eldorado Success, Eldorado, Texas, 12 Apr 1956.
Mrs. Mitchell's Funeral Is Held On Friday; Interment Made Here
The funeral of Mrs. Jerome Mitchell was held Friday afternoon at 3:00 at the Fundamental Baptist Church, of which she was a member, the Rev. H.B. Reynolds of Abilene, a former family pastor, delivering the sermon, and the present pastor, Rev. J.W. Hunter, officiating.
By request of Mrs. Mitchell, favorite hymns were rendered by the choir of the First Baptist Church, with Mrs. Horace Linthicum at the piano. Pall bearers were Co-Op employees, Eldon McGinnes, J.C. Schooley, Earl Hichs, Joe Griffin, Fred Butler, and Jack Logan. Interment was made in the Eldorado Cemetery. (Obituary printed in last week's Success.)
Among those from out of town attending the funeral were:
Abilene: Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Aldridge and baby.
Plainview: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy alcorn.
San Angelo: Mr. and Mrs Alton Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thackerson.
Dallas: Rev. R.B. Mitchell.
Austin: Mr. and Mrs. Rubel Aldridge and children.
Canton: R.R. Mitchell.
Lampasas: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs. Jerome Mitchell, 45, died at a San Angelo hospital yesterday afternoon at 1:15 following an illness of eight months' duration.
Funeral services will be held at the Fundamental Baptist church in Eldorado at 3:00 tomorrow, Firday afternoon, and interment will be in the Eldorado cemetery.
Fern Hughes was born November 10, 1910, in Rocky Ford, Okla., and moved with the family to Texas in her early girlhood. She and her first husband, Ernest Aldridge, lived for years at Grape Creek where the family resided on a farm, and their sons attended the schools of that community.
Two years after the death of her husband in 1933, she and the boys moved to Eldorado to make their home. On Oct. 7, 1939, she was married in Eldorado to Jerome Mitchell, who survives.
Surviving also are her sons by her previous marriage, Rubel Aldridge of Austin and Glendon Aldridge of Abilene, and three other children, Voy J., Alton Roy, and Maudie, all students in the Eldorado school system; a brother, Alfred Hughes, Abilene; a sister Mrs. Naomi Alcorn of Plainview; and five half-brothers and sisters all of whom live in California, Mrs. Annie Shamblin, Mrs. Ollie Daugherty, Jack Erwin, Ernest Aldridge, and Jimmie Aldridge.
For years she was a member of the Fundamental Baptist church, joining the church in her early girlhood, and was a faithful worker in the church, up to the time of her serious illness. She taught intermediate girls in the Sunday School and was interested and active in all phases of church work.
She had been in failing health since her first major surgery abut eight months ago.
From the Eldorado Success, Eldorado, Texas, 12 Apr 1956.
Mrs. Mitchell's Funeral Is Held On Friday; Interment Made Here
The funeral of Mrs. Jerome Mitchell was held Friday afternoon at 3:00 at the Fundamental Baptist Church, of which she was a member, the Rev. H.B. Reynolds of Abilene, a former family pastor, delivering the sermon, and the present pastor, Rev. J.W. Hunter, officiating.
By request of Mrs. Mitchell, favorite hymns were rendered by the choir of the First Baptist Church, with Mrs. Horace Linthicum at the piano. Pall bearers were Co-Op employees, Eldon McGinnes, J.C. Schooley, Earl Hichs, Joe Griffin, Fred Butler, and Jack Logan. Interment was made in the Eldorado Cemetery. (Obituary printed in last week's Success.)
Among those from out of town attending the funeral were:
Abilene: Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Aldridge and baby.
Plainview: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy alcorn.
San Angelo: Mr. and Mrs Alton Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thackerson.
Dallas: Rev. R.B. Mitchell.
Austin: Mr. and Mrs. Rubel Aldridge and children.
Canton: R.R. Mitchell.
Lampasas: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell
From the Eldorado Success, Eldorado, Texas, 5 Apr 1956.
Mrs. Mitchell Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs. Jerome Mitchell, 45, died at a San Angelo hospital yesterday afternoon at 1:15 following an illness of eight months' duration.
Funeral services will be held at the Fundamental Baptist church in Eldorado at 3:00 tomorrow, Firday afternoon, and interment will be in the Eldorado cemetery.
Fern Hughes was born November 10, 1910, in Rocky Ford, Okla., and moved with the family to Texas in her early girlhood. She and her first husband, Ernest Aldridge, lived for years at Grape Creek where the family resided on a farm, and their sons attended the schools of that community.
Two years after the death of her husband in 1933, she and the boys moved to Eldorado to make their home. On Oct. 7, 1939, she was married in Eldorado to Jerome Mitchell, who survives.
Surviving also are her sons by her previous marriage, Rubel Aldridge of Austin and Glendon Aldridge of Abilene, and three other children, Voy J., Alton Roy, and Maudie, all students in the Eldorado school system; a brother, Alfred Hughes, Abilene; a sister Mrs. Naomi Alcorn of Plainview; and five half-brothers and sisters all of whom live in California, Mrs. Annie Shamblin, Mrs. Ollie Daugherty, Jack Erwin, Ernest Aldridge, and Jimmie Aldridge.
For years she was a member of the Fundamental Baptist church, joining the church in her early girlhood, and was a faithful worker in the church, up to the time of her serious illness. She taught intermediate girls in the Sunday School and was interested and active in all phases of church work.
She had been in failing health since her first major surgery abut eight months ago.
From the Eldorado Success, Eldorado, Texas, 12 Apr 1956.
Mrs. Mitchell's Funeral Is Held On Friday; Interment Made Here
The funeral of Mrs. Jerome Mitchell was held Friday afternoon at 3:00 at the Fundamental Baptist Church, of which she was a member, the Rev. H.B. Reynolds of Abilene, a former family pastor, delivering the sermon, and the present pastor, Rev. J.W. Hunter, officiating.
By request of Mrs. Mitchell, favorite hymns were rendered by the choir of the First Baptist Church, with Mrs. Horace Linthicum at the piano. Pall bearers were Co-Op employees, Eldon McGinnes, J.C. Schooley, Earl Hichs, Joe Griffin, Fred Butler, and Jack Logan. Interment was made in the Eldorado Cemetery. (Obituary printed in last week's Success.)
Among those from out of town attending the funeral were:
Abilene: Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Aldridge and baby.
Plainview: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy alcorn.
San Angelo: Mr. and Mrs Alton Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thackerson.
Dallas: Rev. R.B. Mitchell.
Austin: Mr. and Mrs. Rubel Aldridge and children.
Canton: R.R. Mitchell.
Lampasas: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell Funeral Tomorrow
Mrs. Jerome Mitchell, 45, died at a San Angelo hospital yesterday afternoon at 1:15 following an illness of eight months' duration.
Funeral services will be held at the Fundamental Baptist church in Eldorado at 3:00 tomorrow, Firday afternoon, and interment will be in the Eldorado cemetery.
Fern Hughes was born November 10, 1910, in Rocky Ford, Okla., and moved with the family to Texas in her early girlhood. She and her first husband, Ernest Aldridge, lived for years at Grape Creek where the family resided on a farm, and their sons attended the schools of that community.
Two years after the death of her husband in 1933, she and the boys moved to Eldorado to make their home. On Oct. 7, 1939, she was married in Eldorado to Jerome Mitchell, who survives.
Surviving also are her sons by her previous marriage, Rubel Aldridge of Austin and Glendon Aldridge of Abilene, and three other children, Voy J., Alton Roy, and Maudie, all students in the Eldorado school system; a brother, Alfred Hughes, Abilene; a sister Mrs. Naomi Alcorn of Plainview; and five half-brothers and sisters all of whom live in California, Mrs. Annie Shamblin, Mrs. Ollie Daugherty, Jack Erwin, Ernest Aldridge, and Jimmie Aldridge.
For years she was a member of the Fundamental Baptist church, joining the church in her early girlhood, and was a faithful worker in the church, up to the time of her serious illness. She taught intermediate girls in the Sunday School and was interested and active in all phases of church work.
She had been in failing health since her first major surgery abut eight months ago.
From the Eldorado Success, Eldorado, Texas, 12 Apr 1956.
Mrs. Mitchell's Funeral Is Held On Friday; Interment Made Here
The funeral of Mrs. Jerome Mitchell was held Friday afternoon at 3:00 at the Fundamental Baptist Church, of which she was a member, the Rev. H.B. Reynolds of Abilene, a former family pastor, delivering the sermon, and the present pastor, Rev. J.W. Hunter, officiating.
By request of Mrs. Mitchell, favorite hymns were rendered by the choir of the First Baptist Church, with Mrs. Horace Linthicum at the piano. Pall bearers were Co-Op employees, Eldon McGinnes, J.C. Schooley, Earl Hichs, Joe Griffin, Fred Butler, and Jack Logan. Interment was made in the Eldorado Cemetery. (Obituary printed in last week's Success.)
Among those from out of town attending the funeral were:
Abilene: Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Aldridge and baby.
Plainview: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy alcorn.
San Angelo: Mr. and Mrs Alton Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thackerson.
Dallas: Rev. R.B. Mitchell.
Austin: Mr. and Mrs. Rubel Aldridge and children.
Canton: R.R. Mitchell.
Lampasas: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mitchell
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