Mrs. Allen T. Adams, Sr., 57, a native of Florence but a Jackson resident for the past 16 years, died at the Baptist Hospital Wednesday morning of last week.
She was a daughter of the late W.F. Watkins and Louisa Ann Parker Watkins and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the Wright and Ferguson Chapel with President John G. Schields and Jesse R. Cronin of the Church of Christ Latter Day Saints, officiating.
The pallbearers were Elder Duane M. Bleak, Elder Marlan Allphin, Elder Douglas Carpenter, Elder Albert Anderson, Ernest K. Berry, James M. Truitt, Douglas Shields and Irvin H. Cronin.
Burial was in the Richland Cemetery at Plain.
Mrs. Adams is survived by her husband, Allen T. Adams, Sr., two sons, Allen T. Adams, Jr., and George W. Adams; two daughters, Mrs. Annie Carroll Olson and Miss Fanny Louise Adams, all of Jackson, one brother, E.B. Watkins, Harrisville; and three sisters, Mrs. J.W. Skinner, of Jackson, Mrs. H.D. Rucker of Hopewell, and Mrs. W.F. Lowe, Atlanta, Ga.
The Brandon News
06-05-1952
She was a daughter of the late W.F. Watkins and Louisa Ann Parker Watkins and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the Wright and Ferguson Chapel with President John G. Schields and Jesse R. Cronin of the Church of Christ Latter Day Saints, officiating.
The pallbearers were Elder Duane M. Bleak, Elder Marlan Allphin, Elder Douglas Carpenter, Elder Albert Anderson, Ernest K. Berry, James M. Truitt, Douglas Shields and Irvin H. Cronin.
Burial was in the Richland Cemetery at Plain.
Mrs. Adams is survived by her husband, Allen T. Adams, Sr., two sons, Allen T. Adams, Jr., and George W. Adams; two daughters, Mrs. Annie Carroll Olson and Miss Fanny Louise Adams, all of Jackson, one brother, E.B. Watkins, Harrisville; and three sisters, Mrs. J.W. Skinner, of Jackson, Mrs. H.D. Rucker of Hopewell, and Mrs. W.F. Lowe, Atlanta, Ga.
The Brandon News
06-05-1952
Mrs. Allen T. Adams, Sr., 57, a native of Florence but a Jackson resident for the past 16 years, died at the Baptist Hospital Wednesday morning of last week.
She was a daughter of the late W.F. Watkins and Louisa Ann Parker Watkins and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the Wright and Ferguson Chapel with President John G. Schields and Jesse R. Cronin of the Church of Christ Latter Day Saints, officiating.
The pallbearers were Elder Duane M. Bleak, Elder Marlan Allphin, Elder Douglas Carpenter, Elder Albert Anderson, Ernest K. Berry, James M. Truitt, Douglas Shields and Irvin H. Cronin.
Burial was in the Richland Cemetery at Plain.
Mrs. Adams is survived by her husband, Allen T. Adams, Sr., two sons, Allen T. Adams, Jr., and George W. Adams; two daughters, Mrs. Annie Carroll Olson and Miss Fanny Louise Adams, all of Jackson, one brother, E.B. Watkins, Harrisville; and three sisters, Mrs. J.W. Skinner, of Jackson, Mrs. H.D. Rucker of Hopewell, and Mrs. W.F. Lowe, Atlanta, Ga.
The Brandon News
06-05-1952
She was a daughter of the late W.F. Watkins and Louisa Ann Parker Watkins and was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints.
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the Wright and Ferguson Chapel with President John G. Schields and Jesse R. Cronin of the Church of Christ Latter Day Saints, officiating.
The pallbearers were Elder Duane M. Bleak, Elder Marlan Allphin, Elder Douglas Carpenter, Elder Albert Anderson, Ernest K. Berry, James M. Truitt, Douglas Shields and Irvin H. Cronin.
Burial was in the Richland Cemetery at Plain.
Mrs. Adams is survived by her husband, Allen T. Adams, Sr., two sons, Allen T. Adams, Jr., and George W. Adams; two daughters, Mrs. Annie Carroll Olson and Miss Fanny Louise Adams, all of Jackson, one brother, E.B. Watkins, Harrisville; and three sisters, Mrs. J.W. Skinner, of Jackson, Mrs. H.D. Rucker of Hopewell, and Mrs. W.F. Lowe, Atlanta, Ga.
The Brandon News
06-05-1952
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