The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-24
MRS. J. c. KINGS FUNERAL
Largely Attended-Fioral Tribute Finest
Ever Seen in Reynoldsyille.

The funeral services OF Mrs. DIR. J.
Q. King was held In the Baptist church
Thursday afternoon, and IL was very
large funeral, not more than about half
the people could get into the church.
People began assembling at the church
an hour before time for the funeral.
About noon the indications favored
wet and disagreeable afternoon for the
funeral, but before one o'clock the rain
drops were wiped from the face OF the
sky and the weather was fair. The
funeral procession left the King resi-
dence at 200 p. M, headed by four min
isters and twelve young ladies carrying
the floral tributes, and marched TO the
church. DR.. A. j. Meek, pastor of the
Reynoldsville Baptist church, conduct
ed the services, assisted by Rev. j.. Il.
Dean, Rev. j. Booth, Baptist ministers,
and Rev. Perry A. Reno, pastor OF the
M. r. church. Scripture lesson by Rev.
Booth, prayer by Rev. Dean, short talk
by DR.. Meek, who was so visibly affect
ed that he could not preach the short
sermon he had prepared, short talk and
prayer by Rev. Reno, few remarks by
Rev. Dean The casket was not opened
In the church for people to look on the
face OF the departed. Interment was
made in the Reynoldsville Cemetery.
Never before has there been funeral
inIfeynoldsville where there was such an
elaborate and magnificent floral tribute
as there was at the funeral Of Mrs.
King. Following is list of flowers and
names of those who thus gave express
sion OF their high esteem and love for
the woman so suddenly summoned from
time to the Eternal Land
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Brinker and family, OF Williamsburg |:
boquet OF roses and carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Munich, OF Dubois boquet
| OF roses, Misses Edith Baum Birdie
Baum and Mamie Munich, of Dubois ::
cross Of roses and carnations, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j, Sutter boquet OF white
roses, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Corbett bo-
| quet OF roses, Mrs. ]. l.. Test boouet
OF roses, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevenson:
boquet OF roses. Miss Daisy, Louise
Strong boquet OF roses, Mrs Carl bo-
quet Of roses, j. w. Dempsey. Miss Eva
| Dempsey boquet Of roses. Irene Ellen
berger; cross and anchor of roses, lillies,
carnations, Aid and Missionary Society,
| Reynoldsville Baptist church harp Of
roses and carnations, Mothers Club /;
cross and crown OF roses and carna-
tions, Bessemer Coal Mining Co., bo-
quet OF roses. Jr. B. Y. p. U. {; wreath
of roses, w. F. Herpel, F. H. Beck, F..
p. Alexander boquet, Mrs. F. K. Ar
mold pillow Of roses and carnations.
"All is well,' Wallace Mitchell. Irene
Phillippi, Eula Shaffer. Lille Harris.
Rose Black, Fannie Alexander. Leonard
Harris, Twila Shaffer, Garfield Harris,
Florence Harris, Maud King, Alice
| Mitchell, Melissa Sensor sickle and
sheaf, officers OF the b. u. o. Elks, j.
E. Mitchell, B. G. Reed, James Delaney,
j. A. Welsh, Ed Gooder, j. L. Butler,
w. w, Deible, DR.. W. A. Henry, f..
Neff, f. p. Alexander, F. X. Alexander,
Alex Riston, W. II. Moore.
The following out OF town rela-
tives and friends attended the fun.
eral : b. f. Coleman and daughter,
Belle, and Wilson King, OF Summer
vile, Mrs. Preston Henry, Mrs. Alice
Longwell, OF Curlsville, DR.. II. o. King,
OF Curwensville, Mrs Hassen King,
Mrs. Eldredge King, of Kingsville, DR..
Hepler and wife, OF New Bethlehem,
DR.. Brown and wife, DR.. Balmer and
wife, DR.. Thompson and wife, Mrs. DR..
Lawson, Charles Heidrick, Kittie
Heidrick, Mrs. Judge Truman. Mrs.
Harry Darr, OF Brookville, Mrs Charles
Munich, Birdie Baum, Mrs. DR.. Hind
man, Mrs. Prothero, OF Dubois, Mrs.
Butler, OF Falls Creek.
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