Monday Afternoon January 2, 1933
Young Woman Ends Own Life With Gun Shot

Mrs. Alfred Grigsby Fires Fatal Bullet Home, Dies in Hospital

Mrs. Alfred Grigsby, aged about 19, died at a local hospital at 1:15 p.m. 
Monday. Undertakers and the attending physician said Mrs Grigsby had shot 
herself just about the heart about 12:30 p.m. in her home on South Green 
street.

Despondency was given as the cause of the act, according to her physician. 
Her husband was not in the city at the time of the shooting. Before her 
marriage a year ago, she was Miss Elizabeth Hughes. She was a graduate of 
Longview high school.

Funeral arrangements have not been announced. Welch's will be in charge. 

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Tuesday Afternoon January 3, 1933
Mrs Grigsby, Who Shot Self, Buried Here On Tuesday

Funeral services were to be held at 3:30 p.m Tuesday at the First Baptist 
church for Mrs Alfred Grigsby, who Monday shot herself because of 
despondency and died thirty minutes later in a local hospital.

She was at her home here at the time of the fatal shooting. Her husband 
was not there. She left a six months old baby.  Rev. John L. Whorton 
pastor of the First Baptist church, where she was a member and active 
worker, will officiate at the services.