Friday, July 7, of that year, Mrs. Susanna (Anner) Frachiseur, wife of Jim A. Frachiseur, and mother of eight sons, most of whom lived in the community, died.  Still determined to fulfill her wish of being laid to rest near the church of which she had been a member for more than 50 years, the sons approached Clift Lane, who owned the acreage across the road, cornering the churchyard.

Instead of selling the land to the community, he said he wished to give enough for a large cemetery.  With the assistance of friends, a number of phone calls to state officials, etc., space was prepared and she was buried Sunday.

Seven months later, her husband died on Friday, and was buried at her side on Sunday.  Within the following ten years, two of their sons, Nathan and Roy, and two infant great-granddaughters were buried nearby; also Rev. Rimon Wilson of DeQueen, who had pastored the church about 30 years.

Early in July, 1983, Mrs. Jessie Briscoe became the eighth to be buried in this beautiful new cemetery.  A new brick church was constructed several years ago to replace the old one, and a full time pastor was hired.