Obituarie: Cherokee County, Kansas -  Huston, Mrs. Frances Jane, Jun, 1953

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unknown newspaper clipping, ___ June 1953,  page ?
Huston Service At Church Today
Baxter Woman Dies At Her Home Monday
The funeral service for Mrs. Frances Jane Huston, 78, who died at her home, 809 West Avenue, at 8:45
o'clock Monday night, was held this afternoon at the Apostolic Faith Church. The Rev. B.F. Clark was
the officiating minister. Music was provided by the Rev. and Mrs. Charles O. Mahan, who sang three
songs, "What a Friend We Have In Jesus", "Will Jesus Find Us Watching?", and "Let the Lower Lights
Be Burning". They were accompanied by Wilver Fulbright. Pallbears were Nat Lindsey, Lee Wittenmyer,
W.W. Harper, Hugh Wade, Clyde Worley and Paul Williamson. Burial was in the Lowell cemetery under
the direction of the Wene Funeral Home.
Mrs. Huston was born June 18, 1875, in Maysville, Missouri. Survivors are: two daughters, Mrs. Sarah J.
Handley, of the home and Mrs. May McGuire, of Torrance, California; two sons, Jim Huston of Baxter
Springs and Wesley Huston, of the home; a sister, Mrs. Anna Crabtree of Neosho, Missouri; and one
brother, Joe Dew, of Jericho Springs, Missouri. Thirteen grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren also
survive.

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