Houston, TX: Funeral services were held Monday from George H. Lewis & Sons chapel for Mrs. Sarah Ann Dunlap, 74, of 5408 Pine. Mrs. Dunlap, who had been a semi-invalid for many years died Saturday in a Houston Hospital.
She had made her home at the Pine Street address with her daughter, Mrs. (Marian Margaret) Jack W. knotsman, for the past 13 years. A native of London, England, she had lived in Houston for 30 years.
The Rev. J.T. Bagby officiated at last rites. Burial was at Woodlawn Garden of Memories.
Other survivors include another daughter, Mrs. (Grace Louise) A. G. Courtney of Anacortes, WA, sisters, Mrs. Ada DeWitt of Philadelphia, PA; Mrs. Ethel Cross of Ocean City, NJ, and a brother, Thomas Topliffe.
She had made her home at the Pine Street address with her daughter, Mrs. (Marian Margaret) Jack W. knotsman, for the past 13 years. A native of London, England, she had lived in Houston for 30 years.
The Rev. J.T. Bagby officiated at last rites. Burial was at Woodlawn Garden of Memories.
Other survivors include another daughter, Mrs. (Grace Louise) A. G. Courtney of Anacortes, WA, sisters, Mrs. Ada DeWitt of Philadelphia, PA; Mrs. Ethel Cross of Ocean City, NJ, and a brother, Thomas Topliffe.
Houston, TX: Funeral services were held Monday from George H. Lewis & Sons chapel for Mrs. Sarah Ann Dunlap, 74, of 5408 Pine. Mrs. Dunlap, who had been a semi-invalid for many years died Saturday in a Houston Hospital.
She had made her home at the Pine Street address with her daughter, Mrs. (Marian Margaret) Jack W. knotsman, for the past 13 years. A native of London, England, she had lived in Houston for 30 years.
The Rev. J.T. Bagby officiated at last rites. Burial was at Woodlawn Garden of Memories.
Other survivors include another daughter, Mrs. (Grace Louise) A. G. Courtney of Anacortes, WA, sisters, Mrs. Ada DeWitt of Philadelphia, PA; Mrs. Ethel Cross of Ocean City, NJ, and a brother, Thomas Topliffe.
She had made her home at the Pine Street address with her daughter, Mrs. (Marian Margaret) Jack W. knotsman, for the past 13 years. A native of London, England, she had lived in Houston for 30 years.
The Rev. J.T. Bagby officiated at last rites. Burial was at Woodlawn Garden of Memories.
Other survivors include another daughter, Mrs. (Grace Louise) A. G. Courtney of Anacortes, WA, sisters, Mrs. Ada DeWitt of Philadelphia, PA; Mrs. Ethel Cross of Ocean City, NJ, and a brother, Thomas Topliffe.
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