DELAND SUN   NEWS
                DeLand,   Florida
                Thursday, March 28   1957
                Mrs. Mable L. Malphurs, 67, lifelong resident of West   Volusia County, died at 12:30 a.m. today at Fish Memorial Hospital where she was   a patient four days.
                Born in Barberville, December 3, 1887, she had resided in   Pierson for the past eight years. A semi-invalid, she made her home with her   son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Raulerson. She is a member of the   Bunnell Methodist Church.
                Service was Pierson Baptist Church with Rev. J. E.   Pennington, past of the Hawthorne Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be   at Espanola Cemetery. Allen-Summerhill is in charge.
                She leaves four daughters and one son: Mrs. Raulerson,   Seville; Mrs. Jessie McAlexander, Jacksonville; Mrs. William Ruth and Mrs.   Shirley Robinson, both of Seville; Riley Malphurs, Bunnell; six brothers, John   and Raymond Buckles, Bunnell; Clyde Buckles, San Mateo.
               
	         
		    Funeral services were held at Espanola Cemetery on March 29  for Mrs. Mable Malphurs, a former resident of Flagler County. 
		    Mrs. Malphurs, who was the widow of the late J. W. Malphurs  of Flagler County, died on March 27 in the Fish Memorial Hospital in DeLand  after a short illness there. She was a semi-invalid and had made her home with  her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Raulerson in Pierson for the  past eight years. 
		    She was a member of the Bunnell Methodist Church. She was 69  years of age.
		    Funeral services were held in Pierson and burial in the  Espanola Cemetery here.
		    Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Raulerson of Pierson Mrs.  Jessie McAlexander, Jacksonville, Mrs. William Ruth and Mrs. Shirley Robinson,  Seville; one son, Riley Malphurs, Bunnell; six brothers -  John and Raymond Buckles, Bunnell; Clyde  Buckles, Belle Glade; Luke Buckles, Ft. Lauderdale; Arthur Buckles, Daytona  Beach; and Clarence Buckles, San Mateo. Eighteen grandchildren and 11 great  grandchildren also survive.