In Memoriam The many friends of J H Smither were saddened Monday morning Feb 25 by the report of the death. Mr. Smither had suffered from Ill health for the past three years but has always been cheerful and ready to greet friends and neighbors with a smile. He was born near Oxford Miss., January 16, 1873, and for 35 years has beem a faithful member of the church of Christ He will be greatly missed. in this community. He is survived by his wife, and five sons, Charles of Mulberry, Gab of Highland, Calif. King, Norco, La.,Temp and Bobbie of the home, six grandchildre, and six brothers and sister, Charles and Mrs Lizzie Nixon of Ozark; Neal, Shawne, Okla., Mrs. Lillie Stevenson of Inola, Okla., Mrs Bert Hamm of Stigler, Okla., and a host of friends. Funeral Services were held at Hight Cemetery near Pleasant View. Tuesday. Source: The Spectator 75 yrs ago dated Friday March 8, amd Tuesday March 13, 1935
In Memoriam The many friends of J H Smither were saddened Monday morning Feb 25 by the report of the death. Mr. Smither had suffered from Ill health for the past three years but has always been cheerful and ready to greet friends and neighbors with a smile. He was born near Oxford Miss., January 16, 1873, and for 35 years has beem a faithful member of the church of Christ He will be greatly missed. in this community. He is survived by his wife, and five sons, Charles of Mulberry, Gab of Highland, Calif. King, Norco, La.,Temp and Bobbie of the home, six grandchildre, and six brothers and sister, Charles and Mrs Lizzie Nixon of Ozark; Neal, Shawne, Okla., Mrs. Lillie Stevenson of Inola, Okla., Mrs Bert Hamm of Stigler, Okla., and a host of friends. Funeral Services were held at Hight Cemetery near Pleasant View. Tuesday. Source: The Spectator 75 yrs ago dated Friday March 8, amd Tuesday March 13, 1935
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