Cleveland County Herald - November 17, 1921
MRS. G.A. RAULS
Mrs. Iva Reid Rauls died at her home a few miles south of Rison, early last Saturday morning, Nov. 12th. Mrs. Rauls was very highly esteemed by a host of friends and the entire community was shocked and sorely grieved because of her death. She was a good woman and made for herself friends of all of her neighbors who prize friendliness and the Christian virtues. She made a public profession of the Christian religion when she was a girl and she lived and died a consistent member of the Church of God.
She was born in Chester, S.C. Nov. 15th 1881. Early in her girlhood she came to Arkansas where she lived continuously to the date of her death. On January 10th 1897 she was happily married to Greeley Rauls of this union ten children were born, eight of whom are left to suffer the loss of her. Two of them preceeded the mother to the Glory Land.
She leaves her aged mother, one sister, two brothers, her sorrowing husband and the eight grief stricken motherless children to mourn her death.
A Great concourse of people attended the funeral services, which were held at the Rison cemetery, Sunday afternoon Nov. 13. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. A.P. Few, Pastor of the local Methodist Church.
God rest her spirit: God bless her children and other loved ones.
MRS. G.A. RAULS
Mrs. Iva Reid Rauls died at her home a few miles south of Rison, early last Saturday morning, Nov. 12th. Mrs. Rauls was very highly esteemed by a host of friends and the entire community was shocked and sorely grieved because of her death. She was a good woman and made for herself friends of all of her neighbors who prize friendliness and the Christian virtues. She made a public profession of the Christian religion when she was a girl and she lived and died a consistent member of the Church of God.
She was born in Chester, S.C. Nov. 15th 1881. Early in her girlhood she came to Arkansas where she lived continuously to the date of her death. On January 10th 1897 she was happily married to Greeley Rauls of this union ten children were born, eight of whom are left to suffer the loss of her. Two of them preceeded the mother to the Glory Land.
She leaves her aged mother, one sister, two brothers, her sorrowing husband and the eight grief stricken motherless children to mourn her death.
A Great concourse of people attended the funeral services, which were held at the Rison cemetery, Sunday afternoon Nov. 13. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. A.P. Few, Pastor of the local Methodist Church.
God rest her spirit: God bless her children and other loved ones.
Cleveland County Herald - November 17, 1921
MRS. G.A. RAULS
Mrs. Iva Reid Rauls died at her home a few miles south of Rison, early last Saturday morning, Nov. 12th. Mrs. Rauls was very highly esteemed by a host of friends and the entire community was shocked and sorely grieved because of her death. She was a good woman and made for herself friends of all of her neighbors who prize friendliness and the Christian virtues. She made a public profession of the Christian religion when she was a girl and she lived and died a consistent member of the Church of God.
She was born in Chester, S.C. Nov. 15th 1881. Early in her girlhood she came to Arkansas where she lived continuously to the date of her death. On January 10th 1897 she was happily married to Greeley Rauls of this union ten children were born, eight of whom are left to suffer the loss of her. Two of them preceeded the mother to the Glory Land.
She leaves her aged mother, one sister, two brothers, her sorrowing husband and the eight grief stricken motherless children to mourn her death.
A Great concourse of people attended the funeral services, which were held at the Rison cemetery, Sunday afternoon Nov. 13. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. A.P. Few, Pastor of the local Methodist Church.
God rest her spirit: God bless her children and other loved ones.
MRS. G.A. RAULS
Mrs. Iva Reid Rauls died at her home a few miles south of Rison, early last Saturday morning, Nov. 12th. Mrs. Rauls was very highly esteemed by a host of friends and the entire community was shocked and sorely grieved because of her death. She was a good woman and made for herself friends of all of her neighbors who prize friendliness and the Christian virtues. She made a public profession of the Christian religion when she was a girl and she lived and died a consistent member of the Church of God.
She was born in Chester, S.C. Nov. 15th 1881. Early in her girlhood she came to Arkansas where she lived continuously to the date of her death. On January 10th 1897 she was happily married to Greeley Rauls of this union ten children were born, eight of whom are left to suffer the loss of her. Two of them preceeded the mother to the Glory Land.
She leaves her aged mother, one sister, two brothers, her sorrowing husband and the eight grief stricken motherless children to mourn her death.
A Great concourse of people attended the funeral services, which were held at the Rison cemetery, Sunday afternoon Nov. 13. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. A.P. Few, Pastor of the local Methodist Church.
God rest her spirit: God bless her children and other loved ones.
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