Services for Mrs. Sidney G. Castles were held in the First Methodist Church. Her parents established Anson's first newspaper - The Texas Western. Her father was an early day Anson attorney and was serving as District Attorney at the time of his death. She married Sidney G. Castles on 9 June 1906 in Anson. Mr. Castles was a real estate operator in Anson before his death. Mrs. Castles was a member of the Methodist Church in Anson and at the time of her death. She was president of the Church Quilting Club, member of the Loyal Workers Sunday School Class. She was a member of the Mary and Martha Bible class as well as the Anson Woman's Club. Survived by three sons - George D., Sidney G.,Jr, and Howard Jack Castles; two daughters - Mrs. C.C. Childs, Mrs. Frank Wormood; eight grandchildren; one sister - Mrs. Lalla Bailey. The family lived at 1232 18th Street in Anson.
Services for Mrs. Sidney G. Castles were held in the First Methodist Church. Her parents established Anson's first newspaper - The Texas Western. Her father was an early day Anson attorney and was serving as District Attorney at the time of his death. She married Sidney G. Castles on 9 June 1906 in Anson. Mr. Castles was a real estate operator in Anson before his death. Mrs. Castles was a member of the Methodist Church in Anson and at the time of her death. She was president of the Church Quilting Club, member of the Loyal Workers Sunday School Class. She was a member of the Mary and Martha Bible class as well as the Anson Woman's Club. Survived by three sons - George D., Sidney G.,Jr, and Howard Jack Castles; two daughters - Mrs. C.C. Childs, Mrs. Frank Wormood; eight grandchildren; one sister - Mrs. Lalla Bailey. The family lived at 1232 18th Street in Anson.
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