WHITE -- Mrs. Minnie Boone White, widow of William T. White, who died two years ago, passed into the great beyond at 11:30 Monday night. Aged 51, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Boone, her father, having preceded her to the grave in 1905. She was married to Mr. White and nine children are the fruit of the union. They are; Mrs. A. C. Wright, this county; Misses Elizabeth, Ruth E. Frances, Mary Rose, Christine White, Stanford; George and Edward B. White, Louisville; and Joseph White, Stanford; one sister, Mrs. J. P. Robinson, Knoxville; two brothers, Clarence M. Boone, Oilton, Okla., Frank Boon, this county; and her mother.
All of whom have the unstinted sympathy of their many friends in the irreparable loss they have sustained. Mrs. White moved with her family from the South End following the death of her husband and she and her children made many friends during their sojourn in the city. She was a devoted wife, model mother and dutiful daughter and a splendid Christian character. A member of the Christian church since a mere girl, she attended services of her church and was greatly interested in all good causes. She will be greatly missed by her friends and relatives, but the loss falls heaviest on her children who are made orphans by her passing. That he who notes the sparrow fall may give them strength and grace to bear the blow that has been dealt them is a wish and prayer of all.
Funeral services were held at the home on Whitley Avenue at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev. C. N. Barnette officiating and burial followed in Buffalo Springs Cemetery by the side of her husband.
-- published in The Interior Journal (Stanford, KY)
All of whom have the unstinted sympathy of their many friends in the irreparable loss they have sustained. Mrs. White moved with her family from the South End following the death of her husband and she and her children made many friends during their sojourn in the city. She was a devoted wife, model mother and dutiful daughter and a splendid Christian character. A member of the Christian church since a mere girl, she attended services of her church and was greatly interested in all good causes. She will be greatly missed by her friends and relatives, but the loss falls heaviest on her children who are made orphans by her passing. That he who notes the sparrow fall may give them strength and grace to bear the blow that has been dealt them is a wish and prayer of all.
Funeral services were held at the home on Whitley Avenue at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev. C. N. Barnette officiating and burial followed in Buffalo Springs Cemetery by the side of her husband.
-- published in The Interior Journal (Stanford, KY)
WHITE -- Mrs. Minnie Boone White, widow of William T. White, who died two years ago, passed into the great beyond at 11:30 Monday night. Aged 51, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Boone, her father, having preceded her to the grave in 1905. She was married to Mr. White and nine children are the fruit of the union. They are; Mrs. A. C. Wright, this county; Misses Elizabeth, Ruth E. Frances, Mary Rose, Christine White, Stanford; George and Edward B. White, Louisville; and Joseph White, Stanford; one sister, Mrs. J. P. Robinson, Knoxville; two brothers, Clarence M. Boone, Oilton, Okla., Frank Boon, this county; and her mother.
All of whom have the unstinted sympathy of their many friends in the irreparable loss they have sustained. Mrs. White moved with her family from the South End following the death of her husband and she and her children made many friends during their sojourn in the city. She was a devoted wife, model mother and dutiful daughter and a splendid Christian character. A member of the Christian church since a mere girl, she attended services of her church and was greatly interested in all good causes. She will be greatly missed by her friends and relatives, but the loss falls heaviest on her children who are made orphans by her passing. That he who notes the sparrow fall may give them strength and grace to bear the blow that has been dealt them is a wish and prayer of all.
Funeral services were held at the home on Whitley Avenue at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev. C. N. Barnette officiating and burial followed in Buffalo Springs Cemetery by the side of her husband.
-- published in The Interior Journal (Stanford, KY)
All of whom have the unstinted sympathy of their many friends in the irreparable loss they have sustained. Mrs. White moved with her family from the South End following the death of her husband and she and her children made many friends during their sojourn in the city. She was a devoted wife, model mother and dutiful daughter and a splendid Christian character. A member of the Christian church since a mere girl, she attended services of her church and was greatly interested in all good causes. She will be greatly missed by her friends and relatives, but the loss falls heaviest on her children who are made orphans by her passing. That he who notes the sparrow fall may give them strength and grace to bear the blow that has been dealt them is a wish and prayer of all.
Funeral services were held at the home on Whitley Avenue at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev. C. N. Barnette officiating and burial followed in Buffalo Springs Cemetery by the side of her husband.
-- published in The Interior Journal (Stanford, KY)
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