Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the East Side Methodist Episcopal church for Mrs. Minnie Stewart, 46, who died suddenly at her home, 321 Walnut avenue, Monday. The Rev. C. E. Winning, pastor, will officiate, and a quartet composed of Mrs. Winning, Miss Helen Tallman, W. E. Bacon and E. E. Carr will sing. Burial will be in the Oakwood cemetery.
Mrs. Stewart was a native of Alabama and a resident of Santa Cruz for 24 years. She leaves her husband, Charles V. Stewart, head of the carpentry class of the high school; three sons, Robert Stewart of Detroit and Vernon and Mervin of Santa Cruz; her mother, Mrs. Molly Maddux of Los Angeles; four brothers, Fred Maddux, Cecil Maddux and Edward Maddux of Los Angeles, and J. L. Maddux, president of the Maddux airlines of Los Angeles and New York; and three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Faul and Mrs. L. Stoffers of Watsonville and Mrs. E. Russell of Modesto.
Published in the Santa Cruz Sentinel on August 20, 1930
Mrs. Stewart was a native of Alabama and a resident of Santa Cruz for 24 years. She leaves her husband, Charles V. Stewart, head of the carpentry class of the high school; three sons, Robert Stewart of Detroit and Vernon and Mervin of Santa Cruz; her mother, Mrs. Molly Maddux of Los Angeles; four brothers, Fred Maddux, Cecil Maddux and Edward Maddux of Los Angeles, and J. L. Maddux, president of the Maddux airlines of Los Angeles and New York; and three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Faul and Mrs. L. Stoffers of Watsonville and Mrs. E. Russell of Modesto.
Published in the Santa Cruz Sentinel on August 20, 1930
Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the East Side Methodist Episcopal church for Mrs. Minnie Stewart, 46, who died suddenly at her home, 321 Walnut avenue, Monday. The Rev. C. E. Winning, pastor, will officiate, and a quartet composed of Mrs. Winning, Miss Helen Tallman, W. E. Bacon and E. E. Carr will sing. Burial will be in the Oakwood cemetery.
Mrs. Stewart was a native of Alabama and a resident of Santa Cruz for 24 years. She leaves her husband, Charles V. Stewart, head of the carpentry class of the high school; three sons, Robert Stewart of Detroit and Vernon and Mervin of Santa Cruz; her mother, Mrs. Molly Maddux of Los Angeles; four brothers, Fred Maddux, Cecil Maddux and Edward Maddux of Los Angeles, and J. L. Maddux, president of the Maddux airlines of Los Angeles and New York; and three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Faul and Mrs. L. Stoffers of Watsonville and Mrs. E. Russell of Modesto.
Published in the Santa Cruz Sentinel on August 20, 1930
Mrs. Stewart was a native of Alabama and a resident of Santa Cruz for 24 years. She leaves her husband, Charles V. Stewart, head of the carpentry class of the high school; three sons, Robert Stewart of Detroit and Vernon and Mervin of Santa Cruz; her mother, Mrs. Molly Maddux of Los Angeles; four brothers, Fred Maddux, Cecil Maddux and Edward Maddux of Los Angeles, and J. L. Maddux, president of the Maddux airlines of Los Angeles and New York; and three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Faul and Mrs. L. Stoffers of Watsonville and Mrs. E. Russell of Modesto.
Published in the Santa Cruz Sentinel on August 20, 1930
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