The Charleston News and Courier April 8 1948
Georgetown April 7 Special
Mrs. Louise Huggins Anderson wife of George D. Anderson of Georgetown dies unexpectedly at 3 pm Wednesday at their home here. She had been in ill health for about a year.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight but will be announced by the Mayer Funeral Home.
Mrs. Anderson the former Miss Louise Huggins, was born at Nichols, October 28 1893 and was a daughter of the late E. T. Huggins and the late Mrs. Sally Elizabeth Johnson Huggins. She was a member of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church.
Surviving besides her husband are three sons Lieutenant George D. Anderson Jr of the Navy now stationed at Washington DC, and William G. Anderson and Vernon E. Anderson both of Georgetown; a daughter Mrs. Louise Cowart of Georgetown and a granddaughter two brothers JT. Huggins and FT Huggins both of Monroe La and two sisters Mrs. AH Baiden of Conway and Mrs. Sue H. Weaver of Myrtle Beach
Georgetown April 7 Special
Mrs. Louise Huggins Anderson wife of George D. Anderson of Georgetown dies unexpectedly at 3 pm Wednesday at their home here. She had been in ill health for about a year.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight but will be announced by the Mayer Funeral Home.
Mrs. Anderson the former Miss Louise Huggins, was born at Nichols, October 28 1893 and was a daughter of the late E. T. Huggins and the late Mrs. Sally Elizabeth Johnson Huggins. She was a member of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church.
Surviving besides her husband are three sons Lieutenant George D. Anderson Jr of the Navy now stationed at Washington DC, and William G. Anderson and Vernon E. Anderson both of Georgetown; a daughter Mrs. Louise Cowart of Georgetown and a granddaughter two brothers JT. Huggins and FT Huggins both of Monroe La and two sisters Mrs. AH Baiden of Conway and Mrs. Sue H. Weaver of Myrtle Beach
The Charleston News and Courier April 8 1948
Georgetown April 7 Special
Mrs. Louise Huggins Anderson wife of George D. Anderson of Georgetown dies unexpectedly at 3 pm Wednesday at their home here. She had been in ill health for about a year.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight but will be announced by the Mayer Funeral Home.
Mrs. Anderson the former Miss Louise Huggins, was born at Nichols, October 28 1893 and was a daughter of the late E. T. Huggins and the late Mrs. Sally Elizabeth Johnson Huggins. She was a member of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church.
Surviving besides her husband are three sons Lieutenant George D. Anderson Jr of the Navy now stationed at Washington DC, and William G. Anderson and Vernon E. Anderson both of Georgetown; a daughter Mrs. Louise Cowart of Georgetown and a granddaughter two brothers JT. Huggins and FT Huggins both of Monroe La and two sisters Mrs. AH Baiden of Conway and Mrs. Sue H. Weaver of Myrtle Beach
Georgetown April 7 Special
Mrs. Louise Huggins Anderson wife of George D. Anderson of Georgetown dies unexpectedly at 3 pm Wednesday at their home here. She had been in ill health for about a year.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete tonight but will be announced by the Mayer Funeral Home.
Mrs. Anderson the former Miss Louise Huggins, was born at Nichols, October 28 1893 and was a daughter of the late E. T. Huggins and the late Mrs. Sally Elizabeth Johnson Huggins. She was a member of Duncan Memorial Methodist Church.
Surviving besides her husband are three sons Lieutenant George D. Anderson Jr of the Navy now stationed at Washington DC, and William G. Anderson and Vernon E. Anderson both of Georgetown; a daughter Mrs. Louise Cowart of Georgetown and a granddaughter two brothers JT. Huggins and FT Huggins both of Monroe La and two sisters Mrs. AH Baiden of Conway and Mrs. Sue H. Weaver of Myrtle Beach
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