From LA Deaths: d/o W.O. Garrison & Virginia Nickolls
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The Webster Signal
Minden, La
Aug. 23, 1923
Card of Thanks
To the friends who so eagerly came in their splendid efforts to aid us in our sad trial, and who so faithfully and untiringly ministered to our loving daughter, wife and mother during her illness we wish to express our deepest gratitude. We are especially grateful for the beautiful floral offerings and the words of comfort offered by our friends.
Only He who doeth all things well is able to fittingly reward them and that He will do so is our sincere prayer.
G.A. Wasson
C.R. Davis and family
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IN MEMORIAM
Died, at her home at 3:30 P.M., August 16, following an illness of two weeks, Mrs. C.R. Davis. She was born in Claiborne, March 16, 1874. Married to Mr. Charles R. Davis at Haughton, La., December 16, 1896. The children of this union are Mrs. Claude Daye, Nell, Jim, Charley and Ford. One son, Chas. Vaughan, deceased. Cotton Valley was formerly the home of Mrs. Davis before moving here with her husband but after living in Minden for twenty years and being associated with the interests of its people, no place was dearer than Minden. It was here that her children were growing up and bright plans for the future made doubly dear the city of her adoption. Mrs. Davis was a member of the Methodist church and was not only faithful to her religion but just as steadfast in believing it was her duty as a christian to do the will of her Master at all times. Unselfishness was an outstanding attribute of her nature. In her heart she carried those she loved and her hand was never weary, her step never halted and ministering unto those who were in any way dependent upon her. Her home was an (the rest is largely illegible).
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The Webster Signal
Minden, La
Aug. 23, 1923
Card of Thanks
To the friends who so eagerly came in their splendid efforts to aid us in our sad trial, and who so faithfully and untiringly ministered to our loving daughter, wife and mother during her illness we wish to express our deepest gratitude. We are especially grateful for the beautiful floral offerings and the words of comfort offered by our friends.
Only He who doeth all things well is able to fittingly reward them and that He will do so is our sincere prayer.
G.A. Wasson
C.R. Davis and family
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IN MEMORIAM
Died, at her home at 3:30 P.M., August 16, following an illness of two weeks, Mrs. C.R. Davis. She was born in Claiborne, March 16, 1874. Married to Mr. Charles R. Davis at Haughton, La., December 16, 1896. The children of this union are Mrs. Claude Daye, Nell, Jim, Charley and Ford. One son, Chas. Vaughan, deceased. Cotton Valley was formerly the home of Mrs. Davis before moving here with her husband but after living in Minden for twenty years and being associated with the interests of its people, no place was dearer than Minden. It was here that her children were growing up and bright plans for the future made doubly dear the city of her adoption. Mrs. Davis was a member of the Methodist church and was not only faithful to her religion but just as steadfast in believing it was her duty as a christian to do the will of her Master at all times. Unselfishness was an outstanding attribute of her nature. In her heart she carried those she loved and her hand was never weary, her step never halted and ministering unto those who were in any way dependent upon her. Her home was an (the rest is largely illegible).
From LA Deaths: d/o W.O. Garrison & Virginia Nickolls
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The Webster Signal
Minden, La
Aug. 23, 1923
Card of Thanks
To the friends who so eagerly came in their splendid efforts to aid us in our sad trial, and who so faithfully and untiringly ministered to our loving daughter, wife and mother during her illness we wish to express our deepest gratitude. We are especially grateful for the beautiful floral offerings and the words of comfort offered by our friends.
Only He who doeth all things well is able to fittingly reward them and that He will do so is our sincere prayer.
G.A. Wasson
C.R. Davis and family
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IN MEMORIAM
Died, at her home at 3:30 P.M., August 16, following an illness of two weeks, Mrs. C.R. Davis. She was born in Claiborne, March 16, 1874. Married to Mr. Charles R. Davis at Haughton, La., December 16, 1896. The children of this union are Mrs. Claude Daye, Nell, Jim, Charley and Ford. One son, Chas. Vaughan, deceased. Cotton Valley was formerly the home of Mrs. Davis before moving here with her husband but after living in Minden for twenty years and being associated with the interests of its people, no place was dearer than Minden. It was here that her children were growing up and bright plans for the future made doubly dear the city of her adoption. Mrs. Davis was a member of the Methodist church and was not only faithful to her religion but just as steadfast in believing it was her duty as a christian to do the will of her Master at all times. Unselfishness was an outstanding attribute of her nature. In her heart she carried those she loved and her hand was never weary, her step never halted and ministering unto those who were in any way dependent upon her. Her home was an (the rest is largely illegible).
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The Webster Signal
Minden, La
Aug. 23, 1923
Card of Thanks
To the friends who so eagerly came in their splendid efforts to aid us in our sad trial, and who so faithfully and untiringly ministered to our loving daughter, wife and mother during her illness we wish to express our deepest gratitude. We are especially grateful for the beautiful floral offerings and the words of comfort offered by our friends.
Only He who doeth all things well is able to fittingly reward them and that He will do so is our sincere prayer.
G.A. Wasson
C.R. Davis and family
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IN MEMORIAM
Died, at her home at 3:30 P.M., August 16, following an illness of two weeks, Mrs. C.R. Davis. She was born in Claiborne, March 16, 1874. Married to Mr. Charles R. Davis at Haughton, La., December 16, 1896. The children of this union are Mrs. Claude Daye, Nell, Jim, Charley and Ford. One son, Chas. Vaughan, deceased. Cotton Valley was formerly the home of Mrs. Davis before moving here with her husband but after living in Minden for twenty years and being associated with the interests of its people, no place was dearer than Minden. It was here that her children were growing up and bright plans for the future made doubly dear the city of her adoption. Mrs. Davis was a member of the Methodist church and was not only faithful to her religion but just as steadfast in believing it was her duty as a christian to do the will of her Master at all times. Unselfishness was an outstanding attribute of her nature. In her heart she carried those she loved and her hand was never weary, her step never halted and ministering unto those who were in any way dependent upon her. Her home was an (the rest is largely illegible).
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