White Salmon Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., May 31, 1929, page 4

S. M. MOORE

     The funeral services of Mr. S.M. Moore were conducted at the Congregational Church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. Alfred E. Derby.
     Mrs. Derby and sister, Mrs. Minnie Maness, of Seattle, sang a duet, "The Lights of Home" and a quartet composed of Mr. Balsiger, Rev. Derby, Miss Esther Balsiger and Mrs. Maness, sang "Some Time We'll Understand". The I.O.O.F lodge of this city attended the funeral in a body. The services in the grave at the I.O.O.F cemetery were in charge of the I.O.O.F Encampment Degree.
     S.M. Moore was born in Carroll county, Virginia, April 28, 1868 and passed away at his home in White Salmon on May 27th, 1929. He is survived by his widow, one son, Roscoe Moore, two stepsons and one step-daughter, of this city, two daughters living in Virginia, five sisters living in Carol, Virginia, two brothers in Virginia, and one brother, Ernest Moore, of Lone Rock, Oregon, was present.
     Mr. Moore was a charter member of Cole Creew Lodge, Va, I.O.O.F. for thirty years and a member of the Encampment degree of White Salmon. He came West in 1913 and resided in this section until his death.
     He was a faithful member of Odd Fellowship and practiced those principles that make men social and humane.

CARD OF THANKS

     We wish to express our thanks of appreciation to those who helped us during the illness and death of our beloved one and for the beautiful floral offerings.

Mrs. S. M. Moore and family
Mr. Roscoe Moore and family
Mr. And Mrs. J.E. Moore and family
Mr. And Mrs. Clarence Randall

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