Southampton County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Joyner, Iris E., 1933 

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IRIS ELAINE JOYNER

IRIS ELAINE JOYNER, DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS. ASA JOYNER IS FATALLY BURNED

   The tragic death of little Iris Joyner has cast a shadow over this community. 
With her little hands full of peanuts to toast for "Daddy," she in some way 
upset the boiling coffee which proved fatal to her young life.

   She was an attractive and intelligent child, making friends wherever she 
went. Her home without her smile will not seem the dame, but -

Heaven is made richer

For the angels have called Little Iris there,

And in the hearts of all will linger

Her smiling face so sweet and fair.

   She leaves to mourn their loss, her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Asa 
Joyner, and one sister, Essie Mae.

   Funeral services were held Friday, January 20, at Poplar Spring Cemetery 
with Rev. R.E. Brittle officiating. J. Edgar Weede, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jones, 
Mrs. L.B. Norfleet and Mrs. Rosalie Britt sang, "Safe In The Arms of Jesus" and 
"Jewels." The active pallbearers were: Masters J.G. Cobb, Robert Bradshaw, J.G. 
Joyner and Moorman White.  A Friend.


[Iris Elaine JOYNER, d. 19 Jan 1933, age 2, 
 daughter of Asa B. & Annie (SCOTT) JOYNER, 
 interred in Poplar Spring Cemetery (New Annex, Plot 46), Franklin, 20 Jan 1933, 
 "The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), Jan. 27, 1933] 

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