From:
The Guymon Observer
Guymon, Oklahoma
15 Feb 1923, Thu
Page 8

OBITUARY 
Louise Jane Summers VanCleave died at the home of her daughter Mrs B. F. Gillispie. 
   Mrs. W. H. Vancleave was born May 25, 1845 and died January 30 1923.
United with the Primitive Baptist Church at Crawford, Indiana at an early age. Her membership had been with this congregation since that time and she had been faithful to her Master's cause. She was married to W. H. Vancleave November 1861 to this union was born five children: Mrs. B. F. Gillisple Tyrone, Oklahoma, Mrs. Laura Montgomery of California and John and Walter VanCleave of Groom, Texas. Mrs. Maude Carr of Hooker, Okla. Mrs. VanCleave's husband preceded her to the great beyond some three years ago. 
   During her last Illness, Mrs. VanCleave was conscious of the serious tess of her condition, she made th remark she was ready to meet he Savior faca to face. The writer has been acquainted with her for five years, I never heard her speak ill of any one, she was too high mindedund thoughtful for frivolous ideas. 
   Yes, well we know the heartaches and sadness we have when we give up mother. The nurse of infancy, the guide of tenderest ties of human affection, but still we will remember her cheerful smile and optimistic out look on life's scenes of shadows and sunshine. 
   The floral tributes were beautiful and are dim reflections of the beautiful flowers that are blooming from the rich Heavenly soll that may be unfaided to our spiritual vision by and by. 
   Funeral services were held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Gillespie Tuedsay afternoon. Burial
was made ia the Hooker cemetary. 
   Rev Graves of Liberal conducted the services. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones. She has quit the walks of life but the memory of good deeds done will linger as a sweet benedietion till we gather at last in the home of the saved over there.
   Mamie L. Gunn