The Atlanta Constitution 14 Oct 1950 p 12
John W. Ward
John W. Ward, 74, of 220 Wellington St., S. W., drygoods salesman, died in a private hospital Friday night as the result of a skull fracture received in a bathtub fall.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Calvary Methodist Church. The Rev. L. B. Jones will officiate. Burial will be in College Park Cemetery.
Born in Troup County, Mr. Ward attended Troup High School and came to Atlanta as a young man, first working here as a salesman for John L. Silvey Company, wholesale drygoods firm. At his death, he was connected with P. F. Hollander & Company, umbrella manufacturers.
Mr. Ward, a member of Calvary Methodist Church, was a Sunday School teacher and a member of Rice Leaders of the World.
Surviving are his wife; two sons, John W. Ward, Jr., of Atlanta, and Bowden W. Ward, of Richmond, Va., and four grandchildren.
The Atlanta Constitution 14 Oct 1950 p 12
Ward-Mr. John W., Sr., of 220 Wellington St., S. W., died October 13, 1950. Surviving are his wife, sons, Mr. John W. Ward, Jr., and Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Richmond, Va.; grandchildren, Miss Barbara Jean Ward, Washington, D. C.; Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Jr., Miss Mary Frances Ward, Miss Florence Carolyn Ward, all of Richmond.
John W. Ward
John W. Ward, 74, of 220 Wellington St., S. W., drygoods salesman, died in a private hospital Friday night as the result of a skull fracture received in a bathtub fall.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Calvary Methodist Church. The Rev. L. B. Jones will officiate. Burial will be in College Park Cemetery.
Born in Troup County, Mr. Ward attended Troup High School and came to Atlanta as a young man, first working here as a salesman for John L. Silvey Company, wholesale drygoods firm. At his death, he was connected with P. F. Hollander & Company, umbrella manufacturers.
Mr. Ward, a member of Calvary Methodist Church, was a Sunday School teacher and a member of Rice Leaders of the World.
Surviving are his wife; two sons, John W. Ward, Jr., of Atlanta, and Bowden W. Ward, of Richmond, Va., and four grandchildren.
The Atlanta Constitution 14 Oct 1950 p 12
Ward-Mr. John W., Sr., of 220 Wellington St., S. W., died October 13, 1950. Surviving are his wife, sons, Mr. John W. Ward, Jr., and Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Richmond, Va.; grandchildren, Miss Barbara Jean Ward, Washington, D. C.; Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Jr., Miss Mary Frances Ward, Miss Florence Carolyn Ward, all of Richmond.
The Atlanta Constitution 14 Oct 1950 p 12
John W. Ward
John W. Ward, 74, of 220 Wellington St., S. W., drygoods salesman, died in a private hospital Friday night as the result of a skull fracture received in a bathtub fall.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Calvary Methodist Church. The Rev. L. B. Jones will officiate. Burial will be in College Park Cemetery.
Born in Troup County, Mr. Ward attended Troup High School and came to Atlanta as a young man, first working here as a salesman for John L. Silvey Company, wholesale drygoods firm. At his death, he was connected with P. F. Hollander & Company, umbrella manufacturers.
Mr. Ward, a member of Calvary Methodist Church, was a Sunday School teacher and a member of Rice Leaders of the World.
Surviving are his wife; two sons, John W. Ward, Jr., of Atlanta, and Bowden W. Ward, of Richmond, Va., and four grandchildren.
The Atlanta Constitution 14 Oct 1950 p 12
Ward-Mr. John W., Sr., of 220 Wellington St., S. W., died October 13, 1950. Surviving are his wife, sons, Mr. John W. Ward, Jr., and Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Richmond, Va.; grandchildren, Miss Barbara Jean Ward, Washington, D. C.; Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Jr., Miss Mary Frances Ward, Miss Florence Carolyn Ward, all of Richmond.
John W. Ward
John W. Ward, 74, of 220 Wellington St., S. W., drygoods salesman, died in a private hospital Friday night as the result of a skull fracture received in a bathtub fall.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in Calvary Methodist Church. The Rev. L. B. Jones will officiate. Burial will be in College Park Cemetery.
Born in Troup County, Mr. Ward attended Troup High School and came to Atlanta as a young man, first working here as a salesman for John L. Silvey Company, wholesale drygoods firm. At his death, he was connected with P. F. Hollander & Company, umbrella manufacturers.
Mr. Ward, a member of Calvary Methodist Church, was a Sunday School teacher and a member of Rice Leaders of the World.
Surviving are his wife; two sons, John W. Ward, Jr., of Atlanta, and Bowden W. Ward, of Richmond, Va., and four grandchildren.
The Atlanta Constitution 14 Oct 1950 p 12
Ward-Mr. John W., Sr., of 220 Wellington St., S. W., died October 13, 1950. Surviving are his wife, sons, Mr. John W. Ward, Jr., and Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Richmond, Va.; grandchildren, Miss Barbara Jean Ward, Washington, D. C.; Mr. Bowden W. Ward, Jr., Miss Mary Frances Ward, Miss Florence Carolyn Ward, all of Richmond.
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