Ada Williams Goza Obituary, Hot Spring County, AR

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Ada Williams Goza Jan. 14, 1937 Malvern Dailey Record

MRS. W. T. GOZA CLAIMED BY DEATH
Mrs. W. T. Goza, aged 68, died at her home at Donaldson Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Goza had lived practically all her life in Donaldson, she and Mr.
Goza having observed their golden wedding anniversary on May 10, 1936,
their marriage having been performed, however, on May 13.
She joined the Missionary Baptist church at an early age and remained a
faithful member her entire life, being a member of the Donaldson Baptist
church at the time of her death. Surviving her are her husband, W. T. Goza
of Donaldson; a son, Attorney F. D. Goza, two granddaughters, Wilda and Wanda
Goza, and two grandsons, F. D. Jr., and William Paul Goza, all of this city;
two sisters, Mrs. Frank Buck of Donaldson, and Mrs. Ida Jones of Fordyce,
several neices and nephews, and other relatives and a host of friends.
Funeral services will be held at Donaldson Baptist church Friday
morning at ten o’clock with Rev. R. W. Glover of Sheridan, and Rev. C. P.
McCorkle of Donaldson conducting the services. Interment will be at Ouachita
cemetery with the Cooper Funeral Company in charge.
Active pallbearers will be L. A. Jones, R. J. Buck, and Leonard Goza of
Malvern; Hall Jones of Pine Bluff; Lee Buck of Texas; Lewis Jones, John
Russell Williams, and Roy Humble of Donaldson; all of whom are nephews
of the deceased. Honorary pallbearers will be John Long, Elmer selph, I.
J. Selph, Dr. J. M. Norton, T. E. Nix, J. D. Nix, L. W. Nix, O. R. Kreuger,
J. M. Orr, Harry Fuller, Roy Fuller, E. B. Gibbs, Wiley Rhodes, Dude
Rhodes, John Ward, R. E. Davis, Frank Downs, Earl Page and Ed Marsh of
Donaldson; W. M. Thompson, R. P. Goodman, Jester Jones, Drs. W. G. Hodges
and E. H. McCray, Judge H. B. Means, Claude Mann, J. H. Beerstecher,
Jack Kigh, Horace Fisher, James Reeves, Charles Cole, W. Carl Brown, E. E.
Blakeley, J. C. Miller, Ray Morrow, J. T. Scott, T. O. Beal, and A. I.
Roland of Malvern; R. M. Ross and W. E. Adkins, of Magnet; George Deer
of Osceola; Glenn Coker of Bearden, and Hansford Larkin of Flatsburg, N.Y.
(Malvern Dailey Record, Jan. 14, 1937).