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Obituary- White, Nora

DEATH TAKES STELLA WHITE
Valvalar Heart Disease Was the Cause
Passed Away Wednesday Morning
Funeral Services Will Be Held Saturday Afternoon if a Sister Arrives in Time

The community was shocked Wednesday morning by the news of the death of Miss Stella White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.E. White.

Miss White was in her usual health on Monday, but on Tuesday morning complained of not feeling well. Tuesday afternoon Miss White's condition became worse, and Drs. Miller and Miller were called and gave her treatment.

Miss White died the following morning at about 7 o'clock.

Miss white was twenty years old. She was born on her father's farm 2 1/2 miles northeast of Rossville and had lived in this community all her life. Last year she attended the high school, but did not return this year. In all her associations with her schoolmate, her neighbors and friends, Miss White was congenial, sincere and lovable. Her vivacious and keen intellect made her a much-desired friend by everyone who had occasion to meet her, and she had a faculty of retaining friendships when once made.

Late Thursday afternoon definite arrangements had not been made for the funeral service owing to the fact that Miss White's sister Maude, who is a nurse in a Philadelphia hospital, has not arrived and the exact time she will be able to reach Rossville was not known. Further details of Miss White's death will be given in next week's issue of The Reporter.

Miss White is survived by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. White, four sisters -- Mrs. Ida McAdams of Walters, Okla., Mrs. Daisy Rice of Herington, Miss Maude White of Philadelphia, and Grace White of this city. Also four brothers -- Arthur, Preston, Norman and James, all of Rossville.

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