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Show NEW HARMONY CHILD DIES OFJPINGITIS Small Daughter of Mason Rencher Victim of Spinal Disease; Funeral Sunday. Betty Rose, the seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Rencher of New Harmony, passed away at her home at 6 o'clock Saturday, January 3, of spinal meningitis. The child was born December 21, 1923, in St. George, and attended at-tended the first grade in New Harmony this year. During the holidays she developed a severe cold, but seemed to be well recovered re-covered until Saturday morning. In the afternoon she suffered spasms which developed into meningitis men-ingitis and died that evening. Besides Be-sides her parents she is survived by two sisters, Vivien and Mau-rean, Mau-rean, and a brother, Jack. Funeral services were held in the tabernacle Sunday at 4 p. m., under un-der the direction of Erastus S. Gardner, the bishop of Pine valley ward, and were attended by a larpe number of relatives and friends. The family could not attend, at-tend, being under quarantine. Mrs. Lillian Morrison and Lucille Lu-cille Worthen sang Sometime We'll Understand. Prayer. D. H. Morris. A talk va given by Jeter Know end Miss Worthen and Mrs. Mor-r.son Mor-r.son sang I Need Thee Every Hour. Benediction was by A. N V.'.n-fnr V.'.n-fnr and the crave in the St. j GT.rce cemetery was df-!ica'"t! ty j VY W. M Arthur. |
