Wife of Loderick James (Lollie) Robertson; daughter of Rufus Burton & Emily Jane (Rountree) Parks.
The Thayer Street Church, of Akron, Ohio, regrets to announce the death of Sister Alice A. Robertson, one of the oldest and best loved members of the brotherhood. Sister Robertson died November 20, 1937, and is survived by her husband, Loderic J. Robertson. Both have been members of the church for over fifty years, and are well know in church activities, not only in Akron, but in Texas and Tennessee as well. Three daughters, Wilma L., Mrs. R.A. Pamplin, and Mrs. Henry McGarvey and six sons, W. L. Albert, Eugene, A.B., R.B., and E.E. survive. They are all members of the church in different parts of the United States. The church here and the brotherhood, as a whole, suffer a great loss at the passing of so loved a mother and so great a Christian as Sister Robertson.
Information submitted by James P. Miller. Taken from the Church of Christ publication, The Gospel Advocate, January 6, 1938, page 23
The Thayer Street Church, of Akron, Ohio, regrets to announce the death of Sister Alice A. Robertson, one of the oldest and best loved members of the brotherhood. Sister Robertson died November 20, 1937, and is survived by her husband, Loderic J. Robertson. Both have been members of the church for over fifty years, and are well know in church activities, not only in Akron, but in Texas and Tennessee as well. Three daughters, Wilma L., Mrs. R.A. Pamplin, and Mrs. Henry McGarvey and six sons, W. L. Albert, Eugene, A.B., R.B., and E.E. survive. They are all members of the church in different parts of the United States. The church here and the brotherhood, as a whole, suffer a great loss at the passing of so loved a mother and so great a Christian as Sister Robertson.
Information submitted by James P. Miller. Taken from the Church of Christ publication, The Gospel Advocate, January 6, 1938, page 23
Wife of Loderick James (Lollie) Robertson; daughter of Rufus Burton & Emily Jane (Rountree) Parks.
The Thayer Street Church, of Akron, Ohio, regrets to announce the death of Sister Alice A. Robertson, one of the oldest and best loved members of the brotherhood. Sister Robertson died November 20, 1937, and is survived by her husband, Loderic J. Robertson. Both have been members of the church for over fifty years, and are well know in church activities, not only in Akron, but in Texas and Tennessee as well. Three daughters, Wilma L., Mrs. R.A. Pamplin, and Mrs. Henry McGarvey and six sons, W. L. Albert, Eugene, A.B., R.B., and E.E. survive. They are all members of the church in different parts of the United States. The church here and the brotherhood, as a whole, suffer a great loss at the passing of so loved a mother and so great a Christian as Sister Robertson.
Information submitted by James P. Miller. Taken from the Church of Christ publication, The Gospel Advocate, January 6, 1938, page 23
The Thayer Street Church, of Akron, Ohio, regrets to announce the death of Sister Alice A. Robertson, one of the oldest and best loved members of the brotherhood. Sister Robertson died November 20, 1937, and is survived by her husband, Loderic J. Robertson. Both have been members of the church for over fifty years, and are well know in church activities, not only in Akron, but in Texas and Tennessee as well. Three daughters, Wilma L., Mrs. R.A. Pamplin, and Mrs. Henry McGarvey and six sons, W. L. Albert, Eugene, A.B., R.B., and E.E. survive. They are all members of the church in different parts of the United States. The church here and the brotherhood, as a whole, suffer a great loss at the passing of so loved a mother and so great a Christian as Sister Robertson.
Information submitted by James P. Miller. Taken from the Church of Christ publication, The Gospel Advocate, January 6, 1938, page 23
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