Flathead County MT Archives Obituaries.....Matthews, Frances Lucinda September 25, 1926
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Whitefish Pilot Sept.  1926
Mrs. C. A. Matthews Died Saturday
Mrs Frances Lucinda Matthews, wife of Chas. A. Mattthews, pioneer merchant of 
Whitefish, passed away at nine-thiry Saturday morning, September twenty-fift 
at the family home.  Funeral services were held from the Methodist Episcopal 
church Monday afternoon.  September 27,. Rev. Duttton, officiating.  Rev. 
Dutton took his text from the Second Corinthians, Chapter V, verse K:  "For we 
know if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a 
building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the Heaven".  Lead 
Kindly, Light and Abide With Me, were sung by a quartet composed of Mrs. L. H. 
Bernard, Mrs. G.M. Moss, L.E. Witmore and L.C. Lasen.  Interment was made in 
Whitefish cemetary, the Order of Eastern Star having charge of the services at 
the grave.  The pallbearers, all pioneer residents of Whitefish and close 
friends of the Matthews family, were J. A. Monk, C.A. Bonner, E.M. Hutchinson, 
Dr. J. A. Tillett, J. T. Hutchinson, and J. C. Balley. Mrs Matthews was born 
in Tilsonburg, Canada 63 years ago and came to Whitefish, October 14, 1903, 
with her husband and daughter, C.are, who is now Mrs. George Blume.

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more info in article about daughter.

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