Beulah Anne (Dolly) Pitts

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Obituary- Pitts, Beulah 2

SCHOOL NEWS –
By Earl Wilt
Reporter

The funeral of Dolly Anne Pitts was held in Shellabarger’s chapel in Topeka at 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon. The burial was in Memorial Park cemetery in Topeka. Rev. Payden of Willard gave the short message of condolence. Eight high school girls sang “No Night There,” and “Saved by Grace.” They were Ina Compton, Mary McAdams, Thelma Lambert, Lucille Griswold, Edna May Hartzell, Edna Dean, Williamette Navarre and Thelma Cless. The pallbearers were Ralph Pitts, Clyde Rogers, Marvin Billings, Streight Lauck, Frank Stone Jr., and Ernest Sage.

Dolly was the twin sister of Staley Pitts. They were fourteen years old October 20, 1928. Dolly was a Freshman in high school. Although she had been in high school only a short time everyone knew and liked her. Her attractive disposition drew friends to her as she was always jolly and very good natured. She had made a very fine record in her class work. Dolly will be very sadly missed by all the high school students and the faculty.

--By Thelma Cless

The Spot Cash Insurance Co., a stock company, with general offices in Topeka, made a record in quick settlement of a death claim recently on the policy carried on the life of Beulah A. (Dolly) Pitts, little Willard girl, who died from burns received in a gasoline lamp explosion November 19. The claim reached the company offices at 10 o’clock November 24, and at 10:10 the same date the claim was paid in full. The “Spot Cash” known as the “do it now” company, is officered by men well known in the county and includes several Rossville and Willard stockholders. C. A. Leinbach, of Onaga, is president; Lester O. Parr, of Silver Lake, is treasurer and F. L. Eby, a livewire insurance man, is the secretary and general manager.

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