OF JEFFERSON r*RMr:RS ADVOCATE
DECEMBER 3, 1959 3--A
Deaths and Funerals
SUSAN G. GIBSON
services were held Man
at 2 p. m. from the
5-Mrs. Susan
93, long active in
and activ-
county, who died
in Charles Town
The Bey. Sta,n-
rector of Zion Epis
Charles Town, of-
was made in
Cemetery, Charles
had served the
Gibson Chapter,
Daughters of 1812
of leadership
she was made a dir
of the Jefferson
orical Society.
of the late John
Prances Dave,nport
was born near Bed-
County. Her
is Mrs. Augustine
Town.
War Between the
Gibson family moved
in Berkeley County,
to Jefferson County
mir farm "Bur:Mea".
[Onel Gibson built a
site of the John
:Ution, on South Sam-
Charles Town, where
has lived ever since.
was educated by
and for three years
Villa Maria Conve,nt
Canada, from which
in 1884 with
She was an accom-
Zh scholar and an ar-
in drawing and
a member of Zion Pro
,Chm~ch in
an abiding interest
an. Her other interests
Y in history and his-
Patriotic societies. In
the Captain
Chapter, National
United States Dau
2 and ,named it for
who took an act
War of 1812. She
~and interested mem
ational Society, Col-
of America in the
inia and of Law
United Daugh-
y of ,which
eel Daughter; Pack
National Soc
of the America,n
Pallbearers were
Lee Bushong,
,nport III, Newton
T. Perry, W.
Manning Smith, S.
James W. Strider
L. Va,nMetre.
Pallbearers were
J. Greg Gib-
Kenamond, P. P.
reighton Tabb, Mark
and K. Kearsley Wy-
town relatives and
the services
Gibson of Fred
a,nd Mrs. William
and William J. Wil
Va., The
Mrs. William Pen-
Va., Mrs.
of Front Royal,
Mrs. Floyd WIcKown
Va., Mrs. Clarence
,T~rn Davis, Mr.
:orx 3~.Howison, Mrs.
and Mrs. A. l%ob
on,. all of Washing-
Mrs. A. D. Ken
K. W. Eutsler and
Snyder all of Shep-
I. Va., Mrs. Russell
A. O. Seibert, and
all of Martins
and Mr. and Mrs.
ell of Roanoke, Va.
friends Miss Susan
was affectionately
Zan" Through
ring by nature, she
personality. She
glonalist,
serlce of humor a,nd
associated with Lead-
The cause
wa,s, to her
cause. At the name
Lee she saluted in
chivalry of the lad
of the Old
leered in her man
in her'ideals.
woman, but she
convictions of
and left no doubt
of her friends where
a~ay public issue.
'1
, town. officiating.
Burial was in Rosedale Ceme-
tery.
~ANNIE E. C, RIFFITll
Annie E. Oriffith, former resi-
dent of Shepherdstown, died in
the Gateway Convalescent Home
near Hagerstown, Md. Tuesday af
ternoon, after a lengthy illness.
Born in Berkeley County,
April 19, 1886, the deceased was
a daughter of the late Joseph T.
and Alberta Whittington Griffith.
She was the widow of Martin Lu-
ther Griffith who died in 1944.
She was a member of the New
Street Methodist Church in Shep
herdstown.
Surviving are two children,
Mrs. Clarence B. Fritts of Char-
les Town; and Mr. Luther T. Grif
fith of S~enandoa'h Jmction- and
one grandchild, Mrs. Lee Rams-
burg, Charles Town. A sister, Mrs.
Nellie Bowers of Williamsport,
Md. and a number of nieces and
nephews also survive.
Friends will be received at the
Melvin T. Strider "Sudley" FMn-
eral Home in Shepherdstown un-
til Friday from where services Will
be held at 2 p. m. with her min-
ister, the Bey. Randall Parsons,
offiiciati~g, He will be assisted by
the Bey. Dr. Richard Schoil pas-
tor of the Charles Town Method-
ist Church. Bm'ial will be made
in Elmwood Cemetery in Shep-
herdstown and nephews will ser-
ve as bearers.
WILLIAM EDWARD SMITH
Wlllia~m Edward Smith, 92-old
resident of East Washington St.,
Charles Town, died Wednesday
morning at his home.
The deceased was born in Jeff
erson County, Jan. 27, 1867, a son
of James Smith and Mary Ann
Harsh Smith. He spent his ent.ire
life in the county and during his
entire working years was employ
ed by the Norfolk & Wester,r} Rail
road. He was a member of the
Brotherhood Raih'oad Trainmen.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lot
tie Rowland Smith at the home;
and a niece Mrs. Elsie Whipp.
Brunswick, Md.
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday afternoon at 2 p. m. from
the Melvin T. Strider Colonial
Funeral Home in Ransom The
Bey. Samuel Butcher, pastor of
the Jefferson Methodist Circuit,
will officiate and burial will be
made i,n Edge Hill Cemetery in
Charles Town. Friends will be re-
ceived at the Strider Funeral
Home after 7 p. m. Thursday.
Fannie Gibson Moten
Dies in Charles Town
WHliam Taylor and Ann Gibson
Moten. She was the wife of Wal-
ter S. MoLea, a well known bar-
ber in Charles Town for many
years• Her husband died Nov. 6,
1950. She was a member of the
Wainwright Baptist Church.
Hcr only survivors are one dad
ghter, Mrs. Anna Belle Morris,
Charles Town and a number of
niece:~ and nephews.
Services were held Sunday af-
ternoon from the Wai,nwright Bap
tist Church with her pastor, the
Rev. Mr. Hurley officiating. Burial
was made in the family plot in
Fairview Cemetery.
Honorary Bearers were: George
Strother, Prof. E. M. Dandridge,
Robert Brown, George King, Ricil
ard Smith, George Carter.
Active bearers were: Stanley
Bailey, William Hart, Silas John-
son, James Johnson, Edward Mot
gan and Floyd Bailey.
Women Of Moose Have
Business Session
Charles Tow.n chapter number
1028 ,of the Women of the Moose
held their regular business meet-
ing at the Moose Home, Tuesday.
November 24. The meeting was
called to order by Senior Regent,
Mrs. Mamie Lancaster at 8
o'clock.
It was decided to send a donat-
ion of $5.00 to the Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce for Children's
Haven. The chapter is making
plans for a Christmas basket for a
needy farruly. All Co-workers are
asked to bring whatever they wis~
to give for the basket to the ,next
meeting, December 8.
The chapter will have a Christ
mas party after the chapter night
program on December 8th. All Co
workers are asked to bring a. gift
to exchange. The afghan made
and donated by Mrs. Catherine
Basch was won by Patsy Mach-
ado.
Half of the proceeds are to go
to the hospital Fund.
The Women ol the Moose ser-
ved the Lions Club at a dinner
dance at the Moose Home ,on Dec
ember 1. Tl~e local Potomac Light
a,nd Power Company employee din
ner-dance will be held at the
Moose Home on Decgmber 10th
and the Fairchilds, Inc. dinner
dance will be held on December 17
The door prize was won by Mrs.
Mamie Lancaster and the Good of
the Chapter prize by Mrs. Mary
Dorsey.
The. chapter adjourned to meet
again Tuesday, December 8th
with Mrs. Theresa Johnson, Soc-
ial Service Chairman i,n charge of
the Chapter Night Program.
Mrs. Bessie L. Fadeley A
Subscriber For 50 Years
Mrs. Bessie L. Fadeley of Route
1, Charles Town, was a visitor to
the offices of the Jeffersc,n Pub-
i lishing Co., Inc. on Tuesday, re-
!newing her subscription to Tt~e
Spirit of Jefferson-Advocate for
,~,,~,~ ~r,o,,, ~..,,.~ r_r~.., another year. Mrs. Fadeley has
w::~"'~;,~n,'~,~'~"~C,'ar¢:~u~',,':,,n'*~,~,]..~,, ,,,~ -, ,~-- ,~.~--,,, ~,~ been a regular subscriber to this
newspaper for fifty years
unexpectedly ' Wednes'day evening, "
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