Obituary of Mrs. Cener Hight, Madison Co, AR

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Cener Sanders HIGHT - Northwest Arkansas Times, Feb. 23, 1942
"Mrs. Cener Hight Dies Today" Rites to be Conducted Tuesday at 2:30

Mrs. Cener Sanders Hight, long-time resident of Fayetteville and wife
of the late Jefferson T. Hight, died early this morning at Elizabeth
hospital at Prairie Grove.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon at First
Presbyterian church by Rev. J. W. Butler, Jr. Burial will be in
Evergreen cemetery. The Watson Mortuary will be in charge.
Mrs. Hight was born in Huntsville, the daughter of Burton and Viola
Polk Sanders, but had lived most of her life in Fayetteville. She was
educated here, where she attended the University of Arkansas and in
California.
Mrs. Hight was a member of First Presbyterian church, and was active
in the Southern Memorial association in the Wednesday club and the
Evergreen cemetery association. Her husband, to whom she was married
in 1907 in Huntsville, was a prominent business man of northwest
Arkansas, having been in business here and at Springdale and was a
former Washington county judge. He died April 24, 1917.
Surviving Mrs. Hight are a step-daughter, Mrs. C. M. Lawson of
Fayetteville and a number of nieces and nephews. Mrs. Mamie D.
Nunnaley of Fayetteville; Mrs. Alma E. Polk of Huntsville; Mrs.
Virginia Laurie of National City, Calif; Mrs. W. H. Johnston of St.
Louis and Mrs. M. C. Williams of Broken Arrow, Okla, are cousins.
Two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Mary Sanders of Beggs, Okla; and Mrs. Lutie
Sanders of Tulsa survive. Nieces and nephews are: Mrs. Stella Broadie
Franklin, Vinita, Okla; Hugh Sanders and Julian Sanders, Tulsa; Mrs.
Ruth Holingsworth, Broken Arrow, Okla; Burton Broadie, Ft. Gibson,
Okla.; Albery Broadie, Tulsa; Loddie Broadie, Skinloak, Okla; Mrs.
Alma Barnard, Tulsa,; Mrs. Bell Jamison, Coffeyville, Kans; and Mrs.
Ruby Henderson, Beggs, Okla.

[Transcribed and Submitted by Sherry Healy.]