Stone Co., AR - Obituaries - ALICE E. WHITE FULKS

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May 12 1998

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These obituaries have been collected over the years by myself and by my 
mother, Norma Louise Wilcox Williams prior to her death in 1992. Most of the 
obituaries do not show a paper name or date published.

Most of them came from The Stone County Leader in Mountain View, Stone 
County, Arkansas.  If from another paper, this will be noted at the end of 
the obiturary.  If there are no dates mentioned (as sometimes happens in 
older notices), I will attempt to include dates at the end.

One final note, 99% of these people are all relatives.  If someone makes a 
connection or would like the information I have, please contact me.


ALICE E. WHITE FULKS
     Mrs. Alice E. Fulks, 87, of 305 Hamilton Road, Marquette Heights, was dead 
on arrival at 5:05 am today at Pekin Memorial Hospital.
     Tazewell County Coroner Louis H. Imig said death was apparently due to 
natural causes.
     Services will be Wednesday in Flatwoods, Mtn. View, Ark., Baptist Chruch and 
burial will be in Flatwoods Cemetery.
     Visitation will be Tuesday at Crouch Funeral Home at Batesville, Ark.
     Local arangements are by original Schmidt Funeral Parlors, East Peoria, 
Illinois.
     She was born May 18, 1884, at Mountain View, Ark., the daughter of William 
Thomas and Amanda Hopper White.  She was married August 28, 1915 to Leonard 
B. Fulks at Red Stripe, Ark.  He preceded her in death.
     Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Avis elms, with whom she made her home in 
Marquette Heights, and Mrs. Fay Delancey of Rosie, Ark.; three sons, Miles 
and Winfield McMahan and Weldon Fulks of glasford, Ill.; one brother, Ray 
White of Mtn. View; and 14 grandchildren.
     Mrs. Fulks was prededed in death, in addition to her husband, by two 
daughters, four brothers, four sisters and two grandchildren.
(From The Pekin Daily Times, Pekin, Illinois)