Services will be held in Park Memorial chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Ada McElhinney Peppard, 82, 1016 14th Ave. W., who died Tuesday in General hospital. Mrs. Peppard was born in Masstown N.S. She came to Calgary in 1911 and had lived here since.
She was a life member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, past member of the Canadian Women's Club, member of the Olivet group of the missionary society and deaconess of the First Baptist church. She was also an active Red Cross worker.
Her husband, William M., died in Calgary [sic] in July, 1927.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Miami, Florida, and Mrs. John R. Giles, Madden; seven sons, Theodore L., Cumberland, Wis.; Victor E., Maynard, Mass; Clarence M., DeWinton; George W. and Murray D., both of Detroit; Dr. Harold, New York city; and Maj. J. Stewart, Calgary; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown, Calgary; Mrs. Bertrand Han Be..., Mass; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, December 13, 1944, page 14
She was a life member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, past member of the Canadian Women's Club, member of the Olivet group of the missionary society and deaconess of the First Baptist church. She was also an active Red Cross worker.
Her husband, William M., died in Calgary [sic] in July, 1927.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Miami, Florida, and Mrs. John R. Giles, Madden; seven sons, Theodore L., Cumberland, Wis.; Victor E., Maynard, Mass; Clarence M., DeWinton; George W. and Murray D., both of Detroit; Dr. Harold, New York city; and Maj. J. Stewart, Calgary; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown, Calgary; Mrs. Bertrand Han Be..., Mass; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, December 13, 1944, page 14
Services will be held in Park Memorial chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Ada McElhinney Peppard, 82, 1016 14th Ave. W., who died Tuesday in General hospital. Mrs. Peppard was born in Masstown N.S. She came to Calgary in 1911 and had lived here since.
She was a life member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, past member of the Canadian Women's Club, member of the Olivet group of the missionary society and deaconess of the First Baptist church. She was also an active Red Cross worker.
Her husband, William M., died in Calgary [sic] in July, 1927.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Miami, Florida, and Mrs. John R. Giles, Madden; seven sons, Theodore L., Cumberland, Wis.; Victor E., Maynard, Mass; Clarence M., DeWinton; George W. and Murray D., both of Detroit; Dr. Harold, New York city; and Maj. J. Stewart, Calgary; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown, Calgary; Mrs. Bertrand Han Be..., Mass; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, December 13, 1944, page 14
She was a life member of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, past member of the Canadian Women's Club, member of the Olivet group of the missionary society and deaconess of the First Baptist church. She was also an active Red Cross worker.
Her husband, William M., died in Calgary [sic] in July, 1927.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Miami, Florida, and Mrs. John R. Giles, Madden; seven sons, Theodore L., Cumberland, Wis.; Victor E., Maynard, Mass; Clarence M., DeWinton; George W. and Murray D., both of Detroit; Dr. Harold, New York city; and Maj. J. Stewart, Calgary; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown, Calgary; Mrs. Bertrand Han Be..., Mass; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Excerpt from The Calgary Herald, December 13, 1944, page 14
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