Anderson County, TXOBITS FROM - PALESTINE DAILY HERALD  1936 
Extracted from microfilm and submitted by Gladys Stovall Armstrong  ImaBR@aol.com
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Anderson County, TXOBITS FROM - PALESTINE DAILY HERALD  1936 
Extracted from microfilm and submitted by Gladys Stovall Armstrong  ImaBR@aol.com

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Mrs. EULA EZELL
February 14, 1936
Mrs. Eula EZELL, member of Palestine's earliest and most prominent families, 
a native of Anderson County and active in social work on Palestine for many 
years, died in the Palestine Sanitarium at 4 a.m. Friday, after a brief 
illness of about 10 days.
It is announced that funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the 
home of her brother, P. B. Ezell, 901 Cedar Street.....
Born near Neches, Miss Ezell was the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. P. W. Ezell, 
pioneer resident of Anderson County and for many years identified with the 
early business life of the city. She was a descendant of an illustrious line 
of ancestors, among the families being, Valentine, Lee, Ingram and King.
She was a life-long member of the First Methodist Church, in her quite 
unobtrusive way, she was known to have done much charity work....
She was a member of the Daughters Of The American Revolution and at the time 
of her death was Chapter Librarian and Chairman of the Ellis Island Committee.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Laliah Ezell Ritner of Kansas City, Mo, 
One brother, P. B. Ezell of Palestine.....