The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
MRS. A. l.. cRowsoN's DEATH

The death of Mrs. FANNIE 'a'ne'
G,rowson, following so closely as II
did the departure of her beloved nus
band, while not unexpected came 'S
a great blow to her loved ones anu
friends. Leaving home apparently IN
good health to accompany MI Wv"
SON 70 the sanitarium, in Shreveport
soon after her arrival she coll'fa''e'
, sovero attack Of pneumonia, Wmcn
,ooravated by her loss of Sleep grea'
!, iotv and suspense about her nus
A and other conditions, all COM
,,,oa 70 make her resisting power very
49,, and she was from the first, in a
,our critical condition. Her daughter
,,., Story. and sons, Bryan and John'
nv, were continually at her Deaslae
and other kind and competena ilallus
r,;nistered to her suffering. Inc oes'
1of skilled medical attention; trained
nursing, every thing was done to re-
stare her to life and health, but deatl'
. mo as sweet release from her SUI
sa,.,nos and on Tuesday night she pass
cd into the everlasting silence :
mover having regained CONSCIOUSNESS
wac shared the anguish of separation
, from her beloved companion.
There is only one thought that con
!, so,ps rs in this great sorrow, even ne
door children, who idolized her' NUS
,oso sight Of their own bitter ang'isl
+, tho realization Of her glorious 20
!. IN being reunited to ner best pe'o'e.
ii WITH whom sic had walked, hahd
n hand down the years, between who'
p tn,ro was such a beautiful devotion
). NJ higher privilege is bestowed upo
10 non than TO be "mlnlstefli
0,,ole in her own home; to guide al
direct her loved ones in becoming go'
+ usofnl citizens and if the mghes' a.
e. ncb,est calling, Of woman is serVn
IT. ,,o,, and loving well, then Mrs Cfo
of CON wont not empty handed to her 4
III deemer, whom she loved, with q Il
ng time Of service. Mrs. CroWsoh was i
ad on,v most exemplary and devot
id wife and mother, considering 1t
'es highest privilege, loving ana se'''
icy tbam but she found time to DC
ell terested and active in every movem'
'ys for the betterment of community
the tbe progress and uplift Of those aro'
dip nor She never failed to condemn
Ing owl, as she saw it she loved the Gnu
ing Of which she was a devoted mem
'ro- fer many years, and while sne
lies associated with the NJ. 3, church'
rds WAYS loyal to its interests; she wa
ow- hroad minded christian and labored
Iiss the good of all churches She was
RE, officer in the w. NJ. s. and VIII pe
wn; /. missed from the weekly gathe
Me- and for her helpful and efficient W
lger From time to time, various clupS
Hiss associations were organized TOR the
ever movement Of the community
at crowson was always an active llei'
Mrs crowson's remains were bro
home on Wednesday, Accompanies
lMr and Mrs. ]. B. Story, Me
CRY BRYAN. Johnnie and Hugh Grow
Mr.. and Mrs Blanton Theus' MI
l's' criasby. all of whom were at her
piop !. ichrovanort The funeral
: % r;eos at the NJ. Il. Church, on L
plis' d,v morning was conducted DS
en- -. r,ssor, Re- y il Joriall' W'''
' ana beautiful tribute to her mehof.
t,aa logging her many traits o. chaf'
49, lIt was largely attended Oy !
friends and Borrowing relatives
The floral offerings were pea
- and sent from many places In
ior class Of the High School, q
. 0lher son. Hugh is member
piece, others were sent from the