Mrs. Mabel Money Kitchen
CARROLLTON, Miss., The funeral of Mrs. Mabel Money Kitchen was held at Evergreen cemetery, services being said by Rev. W.K. Clements of Greenwood.
Mrs. Kitchen was the second daughter of the late Senator and Mrs. H. D. Money, and had made her home in Washington for the past thirty years. She had been sick for sometime, and had been in John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lillian Reed of Washington, and two brothers, Geo. P. Money of Gulfport, and Col. H. D. Money of Ocean Springs.
The Greenwood Commonwealth
Greenwood, Mississippi
31 Oct 1928, Wed • Page 3
Wife of William Whitney Kitchen
CARROLLTON, Miss., The funeral of Mrs. Mabel Money Kitchen was held at Evergreen cemetery, services being said by Rev. W.K. Clements of Greenwood.
Mrs. Kitchen was the second daughter of the late Senator and Mrs. H. D. Money, and had made her home in Washington for the past thirty years. She had been sick for sometime, and had been in John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lillian Reed of Washington, and two brothers, Geo. P. Money of Gulfport, and Col. H. D. Money of Ocean Springs.
The Greenwood Commonwealth
Greenwood, Mississippi
31 Oct 1928, Wed • Page 3
Wife of William Whitney Kitchen
Mrs. Mabel Money Kitchen
CARROLLTON, Miss., The funeral of Mrs. Mabel Money Kitchen was held at Evergreen cemetery, services being said by Rev. W.K. Clements of Greenwood.
Mrs. Kitchen was the second daughter of the late Senator and Mrs. H. D. Money, and had made her home in Washington for the past thirty years. She had been sick for sometime, and had been in John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lillian Reed of Washington, and two brothers, Geo. P. Money of Gulfport, and Col. H. D. Money of Ocean Springs.
The Greenwood Commonwealth
Greenwood, Mississippi
31 Oct 1928, Wed • Page 3
Wife of William Whitney Kitchen
CARROLLTON, Miss., The funeral of Mrs. Mabel Money Kitchen was held at Evergreen cemetery, services being said by Rev. W.K. Clements of Greenwood.
Mrs. Kitchen was the second daughter of the late Senator and Mrs. H. D. Money, and had made her home in Washington for the past thirty years. She had been sick for sometime, and had been in John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Lillian Reed of Washington, and two brothers, Geo. P. Money of Gulfport, and Col. H. D. Money of Ocean Springs.
The Greenwood Commonwealth
Greenwood, Mississippi
31 Oct 1928, Wed • Page 3
Wife of William Whitney Kitchen
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