Stone Co., AR - Obituaries - EFFIE WILLIAMS

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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.


EFFIE WILLIAMS
     Mrs. Effie Williams was born Nov. 6, 1888 in Mountain View, Ark. and died 
Nov 16, 1951.
     She was 63 years and 10 days old at time of death.
     She professed faith in Christ at around 15 years of age and united with the 
Missionary Baptist Church and lived a devoted Chriistian life.
     The Church she attended at the time of her deat was the First Baptist 
Church, Mountain View.
     She was the wife of Bob Williams who preceded her in death about nine years 
ago.
     Surviving her are ten children:  Guy jenkins, Calico Rock; Mrs. Blanche 
Barnes, Indio, California; Mrs. Vona Trammell and Mrs. Agatha Glenn of 
Mountain View.
     Mrs. Clara Avey, Newnata; Biven Williams, Durant, Oklahoma; Charlie 
Williams, Hopedale, Illinois; Walter, Douglas, and Bobbie of Mountain View.
     One sister, Mrs. Alice Fulks of Mountain View.
     Three brothers:  Jim White of Cathedral City, California and Roy and Ray 
White of Mountain View.
     Twenty-six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
     And a host of other friends and relatives.
     Mrs. Williams had been afflicted for about ten years and bore her suffering 
with patience as only a child of God would.
     It is hard to understand why such must suffer but we feel sure that God 
knows best and that we will understand it by and by.
     Funeral services were conducted by Ray Nichols.  Burial in Flatwoods 
Cemetery under direction of Crouch Funeral Home of Batesville.
     A long time friend and former pastor - Ray Nichols.
     (Appeared in local paper.  Do not know name.  Her parents were William T. 
and Amanda Hopper White.)