Estelle Adams, twenty-four years of age, passed away on March 19, 1947 following a lengthy illness.
She was born and reared in Longview. She joined the Baptist church in 1930 during the first revival held at Northcutt Heights mission. As a child she attended regularly the girl's auxiliary, Sunday school, training union, and prayer and church services. As an adult, she was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church. She bore her illness with Christian fortitude and faith.
She is survived by her parents, Floyd Seaborn and Pauline Marie Deutsch Adams; three brothers, Seaborn, Carl, and James Hubbard Adams; three sisters, Dolly Devine, Marie Woods, and Floydie Mae Frost; her paternal grandmother, Sarah Adams; her maternal grandparents, John and Rosa Marie Deutsch; and five nephews.
*** She had been married to an Albert Moore; however, they were divorced and she reverted to her maiden name.
She was born and reared in Longview. She joined the Baptist church in 1930 during the first revival held at Northcutt Heights mission. As a child she attended regularly the girl's auxiliary, Sunday school, training union, and prayer and church services. As an adult, she was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church. She bore her illness with Christian fortitude and faith.
She is survived by her parents, Floyd Seaborn and Pauline Marie Deutsch Adams; three brothers, Seaborn, Carl, and James Hubbard Adams; three sisters, Dolly Devine, Marie Woods, and Floydie Mae Frost; her paternal grandmother, Sarah Adams; her maternal grandparents, John and Rosa Marie Deutsch; and five nephews.
*** She had been married to an Albert Moore; however, they were divorced and she reverted to her maiden name.
Estelle Adams, twenty-four years of age, passed away on March 19, 1947 following a lengthy illness.
She was born and reared in Longview. She joined the Baptist church in 1930 during the first revival held at Northcutt Heights mission. As a child she attended regularly the girl's auxiliary, Sunday school, training union, and prayer and church services. As an adult, she was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church. She bore her illness with Christian fortitude and faith.
She is survived by her parents, Floyd Seaborn and Pauline Marie Deutsch Adams; three brothers, Seaborn, Carl, and James Hubbard Adams; three sisters, Dolly Devine, Marie Woods, and Floydie Mae Frost; her paternal grandmother, Sarah Adams; her maternal grandparents, John and Rosa Marie Deutsch; and five nephews.
*** She had been married to an Albert Moore; however, they were divorced and she reverted to her maiden name.
She was born and reared in Longview. She joined the Baptist church in 1930 during the first revival held at Northcutt Heights mission. As a child she attended regularly the girl's auxiliary, Sunday school, training union, and prayer and church services. As an adult, she was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church. She bore her illness with Christian fortitude and faith.
She is survived by her parents, Floyd Seaborn and Pauline Marie Deutsch Adams; three brothers, Seaborn, Carl, and James Hubbard Adams; three sisters, Dolly Devine, Marie Woods, and Floydie Mae Frost; her paternal grandmother, Sarah Adams; her maternal grandparents, John and Rosa Marie Deutsch; and five nephews.
*** She had been married to an Albert Moore; however, they were divorced and she reverted to her maiden name.
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