Bell County, Texas - Obits: Lona Pearl Mayo Dugger Brice
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The Bartlett Tribune
Mrs. Lona Brice - Died Nov. 7, 1942
Funeral Held Sun   
			        
Funeral services  were  held Sunday Afternoon at 2 P. M. at the First Methodist
church for Mrs. Lona Brice who died suddenly Friday night  at her  home of a 
heart attack.

Rev. L. R. Vanderpool pastor of her church officiated and Mrs.Joe Reese and 
Fred Tegge rendered a vocal duet. 

Mrs. Lona Brice was born November 25,1887 near Belton and lived near Holland, 
until 1937 when she moved to Bartlett to make her home.

She joined the Methodist church when a young girl and was an active member of 
the church until her death.   

She was married to John F. Dugger in 1903, and he preceded her in death in 1916.

Survivors are seven children: 
J. B. Dugger, Staff Sgt. Ewing Brice, Earl Brice, Jr. and Mrs. Fred Braun of 
Waco; Mrs T. G. Cross of Dallas, Mrs. George Mastrovich, Jr. of Bartlett and
W. Wilson  Dugger of Holland.
Four sisters,  Mrs. Bob Alvy of Coleman, Mrs Louis Lanham of San Saba, Mrs. Joe
Dugger of Belton, Mrs. Robert Mosley of Abilene. 
One  sister,  Mrs. Will Moss, preceded her in death.
She is also survived by seven grand-children and a  host  of other relatives 
and friends.

Pallbearers were:
Oscar Lange, Earl White, Bert  Conner, Doyle McGlothlin, Carroll Hill and 
Herbert Keller.  

Flower girls were: 
Marie Conner of Temple, Mrs. Louis Pairett and Mrs. Ben Goss of Waco, Mrs.R. C.
Barnes of Pflugerville, Mrs. Ren Sladovnik of Abilene, Mrs. James Anderson of  
Austin,  Mrs. Milford Watson, Mrs. Carroll  Hill, Mrs. Dan Owens, Mrs. Herbert
Keller, Mrs. Creth  Lewis, Mrs. J. E. Moore, Jr., Mrs. Pat Patton and Miss Alma
McGlothlin.
      
Interment was made in the Holland Cemetery.
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NOTE: Her full name was, Lona Pearl Mayo Dugger Brice.
She died, Nov. 7, 1942, at her home in Bartlett, Texas.  
She was the Grandmother of Sylvia Thomas.
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