Mrs. M. O. Nations, Aged 86, Succumbs
Mrs. M. O. Nations, aged 86 years, and for a good many years, a resident of Kilmichael, Miss., died at the home of her daughter in Webb, Miss., yesterday, (Sunday) morning, September 10, at 11:45.
Mrs. Nations had been an invalid for 18 years, and for past few years was totally blind, her husband having passed away in 1915.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. C. N. Commander of Webb, Miss., with whom she made her home for the past three years; Mrs. Mary Wilson, of Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. C. M. Sykes, of Kilmichael, Miss.; also two sons survive: W. T. Nations, of Canton, Miss.; and W. B. Nations, of Hickman, Ky.; one brother, W. S. Bond, of Winona, Miss., and one sister, Mrs. M. F. Fuller of Kilmichael, Miss.
Remains were prepared for burial by the Southern Undertaking Association, of Winona, and brought overland from Webb, Miss., to Kilmichael, Miss., where services were held by Rev. Murph, pastor of Methodist church, Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, interment in Kilmichael cemetery.
Southern Undertaking Co. was in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Winona Times – Page 1
Winona, MS
September 15, 1933
Mrs. M. O. Nations, aged 86 years, and for a good many years, a resident of Kilmichael, Miss., died at the home of her daughter in Webb, Miss., yesterday, (Sunday) morning, September 10, at 11:45.
Mrs. Nations had been an invalid for 18 years, and for past few years was totally blind, her husband having passed away in 1915.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. C. N. Commander of Webb, Miss., with whom she made her home for the past three years; Mrs. Mary Wilson, of Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. C. M. Sykes, of Kilmichael, Miss.; also two sons survive: W. T. Nations, of Canton, Miss.; and W. B. Nations, of Hickman, Ky.; one brother, W. S. Bond, of Winona, Miss., and one sister, Mrs. M. F. Fuller of Kilmichael, Miss.
Remains were prepared for burial by the Southern Undertaking Association, of Winona, and brought overland from Webb, Miss., to Kilmichael, Miss., where services were held by Rev. Murph, pastor of Methodist church, Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, interment in Kilmichael cemetery.
Southern Undertaking Co. was in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Winona Times – Page 1
Winona, MS
September 15, 1933
Mrs. M. O. Nations, Aged 86, Succumbs
Mrs. M. O. Nations, aged 86 years, and for a good many years, a resident of Kilmichael, Miss., died at the home of her daughter in Webb, Miss., yesterday, (Sunday) morning, September 10, at 11:45.
Mrs. Nations had been an invalid for 18 years, and for past few years was totally blind, her husband having passed away in 1915.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. C. N. Commander of Webb, Miss., with whom she made her home for the past three years; Mrs. Mary Wilson, of Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. C. M. Sykes, of Kilmichael, Miss.; also two sons survive: W. T. Nations, of Canton, Miss.; and W. B. Nations, of Hickman, Ky.; one brother, W. S. Bond, of Winona, Miss., and one sister, Mrs. M. F. Fuller of Kilmichael, Miss.
Remains were prepared for burial by the Southern Undertaking Association, of Winona, and brought overland from Webb, Miss., to Kilmichael, Miss., where services were held by Rev. Murph, pastor of Methodist church, Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, interment in Kilmichael cemetery.
Southern Undertaking Co. was in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Winona Times – Page 1
Winona, MS
September 15, 1933
Mrs. M. O. Nations, aged 86 years, and for a good many years, a resident of Kilmichael, Miss., died at the home of her daughter in Webb, Miss., yesterday, (Sunday) morning, September 10, at 11:45.
Mrs. Nations had been an invalid for 18 years, and for past few years was totally blind, her husband having passed away in 1915.
She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. C. N. Commander of Webb, Miss., with whom she made her home for the past three years; Mrs. Mary Wilson, of Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. C. M. Sykes, of Kilmichael, Miss.; also two sons survive: W. T. Nations, of Canton, Miss.; and W. B. Nations, of Hickman, Ky.; one brother, W. S. Bond, of Winona, Miss., and one sister, Mrs. M. F. Fuller of Kilmichael, Miss.
Remains were prepared for burial by the Southern Undertaking Association, of Winona, and brought overland from Webb, Miss., to Kilmichael, Miss., where services were held by Rev. Murph, pastor of Methodist church, Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, interment in Kilmichael cemetery.
Southern Undertaking Co. was in charge of funeral arrangements.
The Winona Times – Page 1
Winona, MS
September 15, 1933
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