CLEVELAND COUNTY HERALD - Sept 3, 1930
MRS. VIANNER ASHCRAFT Herbine-Mrs. Vianner Ashcraft, age 37 of Cornerville, but formerly of this place was found dead by her children about 12 o'clock Tuesday morning. The cause of her death was not determined as she was lying on the floor and had been dead about an hour. The children heard noises but were unable to explain definitely.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and lived a true Christian life. She is survived by eight children, a husband who had deserted her; her mother, Mrs. Margaret Tucker; and grandmother, Mrs. Ann Tucker; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Crab, Mrs. Nettie Ross and Mrs. Delar Ashcraft, four brothers, Lester, Willie, Ervin and Dorsie Shelby, a large number of other relatives.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. O.A. Ashcraft at Prosperity Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Flowers and kind words of sympathy were a short expression of the love and high esteem given her by her many friends.
MRS. VIANNER ASHCRAFT Herbine-Mrs. Vianner Ashcraft, age 37 of Cornerville, but formerly of this place was found dead by her children about 12 o'clock Tuesday morning. The cause of her death was not determined as she was lying on the floor and had been dead about an hour. The children heard noises but were unable to explain definitely.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and lived a true Christian life. She is survived by eight children, a husband who had deserted her; her mother, Mrs. Margaret Tucker; and grandmother, Mrs. Ann Tucker; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Crab, Mrs. Nettie Ross and Mrs. Delar Ashcraft, four brothers, Lester, Willie, Ervin and Dorsie Shelby, a large number of other relatives.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. O.A. Ashcraft at Prosperity Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Flowers and kind words of sympathy were a short expression of the love and high esteem given her by her many friends.
CLEVELAND COUNTY HERALD - Sept 3, 1930
MRS. VIANNER ASHCRAFT Herbine-Mrs. Vianner Ashcraft, age 37 of Cornerville, but formerly of this place was found dead by her children about 12 o'clock Tuesday morning. The cause of her death was not determined as she was lying on the floor and had been dead about an hour. The children heard noises but were unable to explain definitely.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and lived a true Christian life. She is survived by eight children, a husband who had deserted her; her mother, Mrs. Margaret Tucker; and grandmother, Mrs. Ann Tucker; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Crab, Mrs. Nettie Ross and Mrs. Delar Ashcraft, four brothers, Lester, Willie, Ervin and Dorsie Shelby, a large number of other relatives.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. O.A. Ashcraft at Prosperity Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Flowers and kind words of sympathy were a short expression of the love and high esteem given her by her many friends.
MRS. VIANNER ASHCRAFT Herbine-Mrs. Vianner Ashcraft, age 37 of Cornerville, but formerly of this place was found dead by her children about 12 o'clock Tuesday morning. The cause of her death was not determined as she was lying on the floor and had been dead about an hour. The children heard noises but were unable to explain definitely.
She was a member of the Baptist Church and lived a true Christian life. She is survived by eight children, a husband who had deserted her; her mother, Mrs. Margaret Tucker; and grandmother, Mrs. Ann Tucker; three sisters, Mrs. Lena Crab, Mrs. Nettie Ross and Mrs. Delar Ashcraft, four brothers, Lester, Willie, Ervin and Dorsie Shelby, a large number of other relatives.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. O.A. Ashcraft at Prosperity Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Flowers and kind words of sympathy were a short expression of the love and high esteem given her by her many friends.
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