April 25, 1957
The Star Herald
Kosciusko, Ms.
Goss Rites Slated Providence Church for This Morning
Services will be held at Providence church this (Thursday) morning at 10 for Jesse V. Goss, retired farmer & church leader in the Carmack community of Attala County, who died at the Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital Tuesday after a month's illness. He was 85.
Funeral arrangements will be directed by Jordan Funeral Home with burial in Providence cemetery.
Mr. Goss, son of the late W.J. & Harriet Bush Goss, was born April 19, 1872 in Hill County, Texas. He had made his home in Attala County for about 60 years. He was a member of Shiloh Methodist church & active in church work.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Hassie Tyler Goss, Vaiden; 7 sons, R.W. & Clyde Goss, Memphis, C.H. Goss, Minter City, Troy Goss, Morris Goss, Noel Goss, all of Vaiden, & Lloyd Goss, Marks; 2 daughters,Mrs. Nannie Mae Standard, Corsieana, Texas, Mrs. Harry Greer, West, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Stella Standard, Grand Prairie, Texas; 3 brothers, S.K. Goss, Vaiden; John Goss, Clarksdale & Charlie Goss, Kosciusko; 3 sisters, Mrs. Sallie Crook, Vaiden; Mrs. Hattie Mae Hodges, Greenville & Mrs. Minnie Lou Standard, Batesville; 35 grandchildren & 37 great-grandchildren.
The Star Herald
Kosciusko, Ms.
Goss Rites Slated Providence Church for This Morning
Services will be held at Providence church this (Thursday) morning at 10 for Jesse V. Goss, retired farmer & church leader in the Carmack community of Attala County, who died at the Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital Tuesday after a month's illness. He was 85.
Funeral arrangements will be directed by Jordan Funeral Home with burial in Providence cemetery.
Mr. Goss, son of the late W.J. & Harriet Bush Goss, was born April 19, 1872 in Hill County, Texas. He had made his home in Attala County for about 60 years. He was a member of Shiloh Methodist church & active in church work.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Hassie Tyler Goss, Vaiden; 7 sons, R.W. & Clyde Goss, Memphis, C.H. Goss, Minter City, Troy Goss, Morris Goss, Noel Goss, all of Vaiden, & Lloyd Goss, Marks; 2 daughters,Mrs. Nannie Mae Standard, Corsieana, Texas, Mrs. Harry Greer, West, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Stella Standard, Grand Prairie, Texas; 3 brothers, S.K. Goss, Vaiden; John Goss, Clarksdale & Charlie Goss, Kosciusko; 3 sisters, Mrs. Sallie Crook, Vaiden; Mrs. Hattie Mae Hodges, Greenville & Mrs. Minnie Lou Standard, Batesville; 35 grandchildren & 37 great-grandchildren.
April 25, 1957
The Star Herald
Kosciusko, Ms.
Goss Rites Slated Providence Church for This Morning
Services will be held at Providence church this (Thursday) morning at 10 for Jesse V. Goss, retired farmer & church leader in the Carmack community of Attala County, who died at the Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital Tuesday after a month's illness. He was 85.
Funeral arrangements will be directed by Jordan Funeral Home with burial in Providence cemetery.
Mr. Goss, son of the late W.J. & Harriet Bush Goss, was born April 19, 1872 in Hill County, Texas. He had made his home in Attala County for about 60 years. He was a member of Shiloh Methodist church & active in church work.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Hassie Tyler Goss, Vaiden; 7 sons, R.W. & Clyde Goss, Memphis, C.H. Goss, Minter City, Troy Goss, Morris Goss, Noel Goss, all of Vaiden, & Lloyd Goss, Marks; 2 daughters,Mrs. Nannie Mae Standard, Corsieana, Texas, Mrs. Harry Greer, West, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Stella Standard, Grand Prairie, Texas; 3 brothers, S.K. Goss, Vaiden; John Goss, Clarksdale & Charlie Goss, Kosciusko; 3 sisters, Mrs. Sallie Crook, Vaiden; Mrs. Hattie Mae Hodges, Greenville & Mrs. Minnie Lou Standard, Batesville; 35 grandchildren & 37 great-grandchildren.
The Star Herald
Kosciusko, Ms.
Goss Rites Slated Providence Church for This Morning
Services will be held at Providence church this (Thursday) morning at 10 for Jesse V. Goss, retired farmer & church leader in the Carmack community of Attala County, who died at the Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital Tuesday after a month's illness. He was 85.
Funeral arrangements will be directed by Jordan Funeral Home with burial in Providence cemetery.
Mr. Goss, son of the late W.J. & Harriet Bush Goss, was born April 19, 1872 in Hill County, Texas. He had made his home in Attala County for about 60 years. He was a member of Shiloh Methodist church & active in church work.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Hassie Tyler Goss, Vaiden; 7 sons, R.W. & Clyde Goss, Memphis, C.H. Goss, Minter City, Troy Goss, Morris Goss, Noel Goss, all of Vaiden, & Lloyd Goss, Marks; 2 daughters,Mrs. Nannie Mae Standard, Corsieana, Texas, Mrs. Harry Greer, West, a stepdaughter, Mrs. Stella Standard, Grand Prairie, Texas; 3 brothers, S.K. Goss, Vaiden; John Goss, Clarksdale & Charlie Goss, Kosciusko; 3 sisters, Mrs. Sallie Crook, Vaiden; Mrs. Hattie Mae Hodges, Greenville & Mrs. Minnie Lou Standard, Batesville; 35 grandchildren & 37 great-grandchildren.
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