MALTA STAPLETON
1938
  
Lowmansville Woman
Succumbs After Long Illness From T.B.
  
Mrs. Charlie McKenzie [Note: this should read: Mrs. Charlie
Stapleton], age 39, died at her home at Lowmansville Monday, April
25, following an illness of five months from the scourge of the human
race--tuberculosis.
  
Mrs. Stapleton was formerly Miss Maltie McKenzie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. N.A. McKenzie.
  
She had lived a consistent Christian life and had been a member of
the United Baptist Church since 13 years of age, having joined that
organization in February 1911.
  
Mrs. Stapleton is survived by her father and mother, three sisters
and two brothers, Mrs. J.M. Slone; Mrs. John Hampton and Mrs. Roy
Daniels, Lowmansville; Richard B. McKenzie, Prestonsburg; Clyde
McKenzie, Paintsville; her husband, Charlie McKenzie (Note: this
should read: Charlie Stapleton).
  
In addition to the above she is also survived by five children, all
at home.  They are, Beulah Mae, Gladys, Pauline, Junior and Darrel.
   
Paintsville Herald
Thursday
May 5, 1938
  

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