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MARY LOUISE PRICE BURIED AT ARMOUR CEMETERY WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Mary Louisa Price 88, of Coolidge died at her home here early Wednesday morning, June 12. Funeral services were held from the Coolidge Methodist Church at 2:00 o'clock Thursday, June 13. Burial was in Armour Cemetery with E.L. Connally in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Price was born Mary Louisa Leonard on January 31, 1852 in Rome, Ga. She joined the Methodist Church in that community at the age of 12 years. On Dec. 15, 1872, she was married to John T. Price. The first years of married life were spent in Alabama and Mississippi. The family moved to Texas about 58 years ago and settled in Anderson County, later making their home in Navarro County. From there they moved to Bosque County where Mr. Price preceded her in death by 31 years. Mrs. Price then made her home in different parts of Limestone and Hill Counties and had lived in this vicinity for the past 30 years.
Mrs. Price is survived by four sons: Wertie of Coolidge, Arthur of Hockley, Ernest of Tom Ball, and Carl of Waco; thirteen grandchildren, among whom is Mrs. Lawton Pelham; and nine great grandchildren.
MARY LOUISE PRICE BURIED AT ARMOUR CEMETERY WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Mary Louisa Price 88, of Coolidge died at her home here early Wednesday morning, June 12. Funeral services were held from the Coolidge Methodist Church at 2:00 o'clock Thursday, June 13. Burial was in Armour Cemetery with E.L. Connally in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Price was born Mary Louisa Leonard on January 31, 1852 in Rome, Ga. She joined the Methodist Church in that community at the age of 12 years. On Dec. 15, 1872, she was married to John T. Price. The first years of married life were spent in Alabama and Mississippi. The family moved to Texas about 58 years ago and settled in Anderson County, later making their home in Navarro County. From there they moved to Bosque County where Mr. Price preceded her in death by 31 years. Mrs. Price then made her home in different parts of Limestone and Hill Counties and had lived in this vicinity for the past 30 years.
Mrs. Price is survived by four sons: Wertie of Coolidge, Arthur of Hockley, Ernest of Tom Ball, and Carl of Waco; thirteen grandchildren, among whom is Mrs. Lawton Pelham; and nine great grandchildren.
Obituary
MARY LOUISE PRICE BURIED AT ARMOUR CEMETERY WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Mary Louisa Price 88, of Coolidge died at her home here early Wednesday morning, June 12. Funeral services were held from the Coolidge Methodist Church at 2:00 o'clock Thursday, June 13. Burial was in Armour Cemetery with E.L. Connally in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Price was born Mary Louisa Leonard on January 31, 1852 in Rome, Ga. She joined the Methodist Church in that community at the age of 12 years. On Dec. 15, 1872, she was married to John T. Price. The first years of married life were spent in Alabama and Mississippi. The family moved to Texas about 58 years ago and settled in Anderson County, later making their home in Navarro County. From there they moved to Bosque County where Mr. Price preceded her in death by 31 years. Mrs. Price then made her home in different parts of Limestone and Hill Counties and had lived in this vicinity for the past 30 years.
Mrs. Price is survived by four sons: Wertie of Coolidge, Arthur of Hockley, Ernest of Tom Ball, and Carl of Waco; thirteen grandchildren, among whom is Mrs. Lawton Pelham; and nine great grandchildren.
MARY LOUISE PRICE BURIED AT ARMOUR CEMETERY WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Mary Louisa Price 88, of Coolidge died at her home here early Wednesday morning, June 12. Funeral services were held from the Coolidge Methodist Church at 2:00 o'clock Thursday, June 13. Burial was in Armour Cemetery with E.L. Connally in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Price was born Mary Louisa Leonard on January 31, 1852 in Rome, Ga. She joined the Methodist Church in that community at the age of 12 years. On Dec. 15, 1872, she was married to John T. Price. The first years of married life were spent in Alabama and Mississippi. The family moved to Texas about 58 years ago and settled in Anderson County, later making their home in Navarro County. From there they moved to Bosque County where Mr. Price preceded her in death by 31 years. Mrs. Price then made her home in different parts of Limestone and Hill Counties and had lived in this vicinity for the past 30 years.
Mrs. Price is survived by four sons: Wertie of Coolidge, Arthur of Hockley, Ernest of Tom Ball, and Carl of Waco; thirteen grandchildren, among whom is Mrs. Lawton Pelham; and nine great grandchildren.
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