Cleveland County Herald
May 29, 1924
MRS. DAVE CASH
Mrs. Dave Cash Called By Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Leona Cash, wife of Sheriff Dave Cash, were held at the First Baptist Church here Tuesday afternoon, attended by hundreds of sorrowing friends. From the church the funeral procession moved to Greenwood cemetery where interment was made in the family lot.
The services were conducted by Rev. A.N. Stanfield, pastor. Pallbearers were: I.E. Moore, J.B. Searcy, Leon Moore, A.B. Robertson, J.M. Atkins, Victor Boggs, J.L. Sadler, Van McKinney, J.W. Elrod, J.M. May and L.F. Williams. Mrs. Cash was a member of the Baptist church and the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Cash, who was 37 years of age, was carried to Pine Bluff Friday night and Saturday morning in a hospital there underwent an operation. Following the operation, her condition was regarded as serious. All that medical skill and aid offered was used to stay the icy hand of death but of little avail and about seven o'clock Monday evening
the slender chord of life was severed and her soul took it's eternal flight.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Cash leaves four daughters, Marie, Cora, Doris, and Mildred, the latter an infant of three months; a son Otis, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Foster of this place; three sisters, Miss Mamie Foster, Mrs. Porter Case, and Mrs. Wilbur Norton; three brothers, Ben Foster, Cleve Foster, and Robt. Foster.
Her home community suffers a distinct loss. She was a woman of ability and made friends readily. The county mourns the loss of this woman, and extends sympathy to the bereaved ones.
May 29, 1924
MRS. DAVE CASH
Mrs. Dave Cash Called By Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Leona Cash, wife of Sheriff Dave Cash, were held at the First Baptist Church here Tuesday afternoon, attended by hundreds of sorrowing friends. From the church the funeral procession moved to Greenwood cemetery where interment was made in the family lot.
The services were conducted by Rev. A.N. Stanfield, pastor. Pallbearers were: I.E. Moore, J.B. Searcy, Leon Moore, A.B. Robertson, J.M. Atkins, Victor Boggs, J.L. Sadler, Van McKinney, J.W. Elrod, J.M. May and L.F. Williams. Mrs. Cash was a member of the Baptist church and the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Cash, who was 37 years of age, was carried to Pine Bluff Friday night and Saturday morning in a hospital there underwent an operation. Following the operation, her condition was regarded as serious. All that medical skill and aid offered was used to stay the icy hand of death but of little avail and about seven o'clock Monday evening
the slender chord of life was severed and her soul took it's eternal flight.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Cash leaves four daughters, Marie, Cora, Doris, and Mildred, the latter an infant of three months; a son Otis, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Foster of this place; three sisters, Miss Mamie Foster, Mrs. Porter Case, and Mrs. Wilbur Norton; three brothers, Ben Foster, Cleve Foster, and Robt. Foster.
Her home community suffers a distinct loss. She was a woman of ability and made friends readily. The county mourns the loss of this woman, and extends sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Cleveland County Herald
May 29, 1924
MRS. DAVE CASH
Mrs. Dave Cash Called By Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Leona Cash, wife of Sheriff Dave Cash, were held at the First Baptist Church here Tuesday afternoon, attended by hundreds of sorrowing friends. From the church the funeral procession moved to Greenwood cemetery where interment was made in the family lot.
The services were conducted by Rev. A.N. Stanfield, pastor. Pallbearers were: I.E. Moore, J.B. Searcy, Leon Moore, A.B. Robertson, J.M. Atkins, Victor Boggs, J.L. Sadler, Van McKinney, J.W. Elrod, J.M. May and L.F. Williams. Mrs. Cash was a member of the Baptist church and the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Cash, who was 37 years of age, was carried to Pine Bluff Friday night and Saturday morning in a hospital there underwent an operation. Following the operation, her condition was regarded as serious. All that medical skill and aid offered was used to stay the icy hand of death but of little avail and about seven o'clock Monday evening
the slender chord of life was severed and her soul took it's eternal flight.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Cash leaves four daughters, Marie, Cora, Doris, and Mildred, the latter an infant of three months; a son Otis, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Foster of this place; three sisters, Miss Mamie Foster, Mrs. Porter Case, and Mrs. Wilbur Norton; three brothers, Ben Foster, Cleve Foster, and Robt. Foster.
Her home community suffers a distinct loss. She was a woman of ability and made friends readily. The county mourns the loss of this woman, and extends sympathy to the bereaved ones.
May 29, 1924
MRS. DAVE CASH
Mrs. Dave Cash Called By Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Leona Cash, wife of Sheriff Dave Cash, were held at the First Baptist Church here Tuesday afternoon, attended by hundreds of sorrowing friends. From the church the funeral procession moved to Greenwood cemetery where interment was made in the family lot.
The services were conducted by Rev. A.N. Stanfield, pastor. Pallbearers were: I.E. Moore, J.B. Searcy, Leon Moore, A.B. Robertson, J.M. Atkins, Victor Boggs, J.L. Sadler, Van McKinney, J.W. Elrod, J.M. May and L.F. Williams. Mrs. Cash was a member of the Baptist church and the Eastern Star.
Mrs. Cash, who was 37 years of age, was carried to Pine Bluff Friday night and Saturday morning in a hospital there underwent an operation. Following the operation, her condition was regarded as serious. All that medical skill and aid offered was used to stay the icy hand of death but of little avail and about seven o'clock Monday evening
the slender chord of life was severed and her soul took it's eternal flight.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Cash leaves four daughters, Marie, Cora, Doris, and Mildred, the latter an infant of three months; a son Otis, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Foster of this place; three sisters, Miss Mamie Foster, Mrs. Porter Case, and Mrs. Wilbur Norton; three brothers, Ben Foster, Cleve Foster, and Robt. Foster.
Her home community suffers a distinct loss. She was a woman of ability and made friends readily. The county mourns the loss of this woman, and extends sympathy to the bereaved ones.
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