Funeral services for Howard Rose,
l6 years of age son of Policeman
Rose, was held this afternoon in
Wesley Chapel on the West Side,
conducted by Rev. Earl Hissom, former
pastor of that church, and burial was
made in Hope cemotery on the hilltop
overlooking Magazine branch community.
His death occurred Tuesday
evening at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose, at No. 4
Atkinson court, from the result of
burns received about, three months
ago when the tank o£ an automobile
he was driving exploded. Surviving are
his parents: three brothers, John, Roy
and Ernest, and one sister, Mrs. Hazel
Jones.
Mother: M.E. Godby Rose
l6 years of age son of Policeman
Rose, was held this afternoon in
Wesley Chapel on the West Side,
conducted by Rev. Earl Hissom, former
pastor of that church, and burial was
made in Hope cemotery on the hilltop
overlooking Magazine branch community.
His death occurred Tuesday
evening at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose, at No. 4
Atkinson court, from the result of
burns received about, three months
ago when the tank o£ an automobile
he was driving exploded. Surviving are
his parents: three brothers, John, Roy
and Ernest, and one sister, Mrs. Hazel
Jones.
Mother: M.E. Godby Rose
Funeral services for Howard Rose,
l6 years of age son of Policeman
Rose, was held this afternoon in
Wesley Chapel on the West Side,
conducted by Rev. Earl Hissom, former
pastor of that church, and burial was
made in Hope cemotery on the hilltop
overlooking Magazine branch community.
His death occurred Tuesday
evening at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose, at No. 4
Atkinson court, from the result of
burns received about, three months
ago when the tank o£ an automobile
he was driving exploded. Surviving are
his parents: three brothers, John, Roy
and Ernest, and one sister, Mrs. Hazel
Jones.
Mother: M.E. Godby Rose
l6 years of age son of Policeman
Rose, was held this afternoon in
Wesley Chapel on the West Side,
conducted by Rev. Earl Hissom, former
pastor of that church, and burial was
made in Hope cemotery on the hilltop
overlooking Magazine branch community.
His death occurred Tuesday
evening at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rose, at No. 4
Atkinson court, from the result of
burns received about, three months
ago when the tank o£ an automobile
he was driving exploded. Surviving are
his parents: three brothers, John, Roy
and Ernest, and one sister, Mrs. Hazel
Jones.
Mother: M.E. Godby Rose
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