The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-11
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Bankers Pass Resolutions On
The Death of +. y. Noble.
Funeral VIII Take Place Thursday
Afternoon AZ the Residence
On Broadway.
LIST OF THE PALL-BEaRERs.

The Rev. George C. Abbitt, rector
Of Grace church at Hopkinsville. Ky,
will arrive Thursday morning at 3
O'Clock to conduct the funeral of Mr..
4. p. Noble. The funeral will be
Thursday afternoon at 4:s0 at the
residence. The burial will be In Oak
Grove cemetery. The active pall-bear-
ers are: Hon. ID. A. Yeiser. II. c. Ov-
arbey, J. c. Porter. Muscoe Bur-
lett. George Langstaff. Saunders
Fowler. Nolan Van Culin and w. S.
Dick. Honorary: John Sinnott. w. V.
Nash, G.. w. Robertson. Sr., George
9. Thompson. James Wilhelm, l.. S.
Dubois. r. Dunlap. George Emery.
At a called meeting of the direc-
tors of the Globe Bank and Trust
company the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. in the wisdom and prov
dence of Almighty God. He having
removed from our midst our valued
president and personal friend, Ed p.
Noble, we bow in humble submission
20 His will and extend to his family
our sympathy in their affection. and
hereby testify our devotion TO his
memory"
1t was further moved that the d.
rectors attend the funeral in a body,
and these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of the bank.
Tribute From Bankers.
The bankers OF the city met this
morning at 9 O'Clock In the directors
room OF the American-German Nation
al bank to pass resolutions upon the
death of President Ed p Noble. OF
the Globe Bank and Trust company.
At the meeting the following bankers
we're present. W. F. Paxton. G. w.
Robertson l.. s. Dubois Il. L. Reeves,
George c. Thompson. T. J. Atkins. B.
II. Scott and j. c. Utterback.
George G. Thompson was elected
chairman. b. II. Scott secretary OF
the meeting. Upon motion OF G. W.
Robertson the following resolutions
were adopted; Al. ..s..sa5,
Whereas, Death has removed from
us our friend. fellow citizen and broth
er banker Edmund Pearson Noble,
he IL
Resolved, That the family loses a
loyal and affectionate son. a loving
brother, a wise and kind father and a
devoted and distinguished husband
and.
Resolved. That in his demise the
entire community suffers and mosrns
the loss OF an eminent and valuable
citizen. a gallant gentleman. and a
staunch friend and,
Resolved. That the social and
commercial interests OF Paducah
which he served so creiitably sustain
substantial loss and.
Resolved, That his contribution Ia
the civil welfare OF the city was dis
tlnguished for its sound wisdom and
far-reaching benefits and,
Resolved That. as a public serv-
ant, he was faithful. unselfish and
capable 10 marked degree and,
Resolved. That he was n man o.
Laar huefra-- ocutuap ana .xacuff,.a
ability and a recognized bulwark in
the commercial world and,
Resolved, That he was a shrewd
and honorable competitor IN the bank.
ing field and our fraternity loses a
member who was an ornament to this
profession and,
Resolved. That. coming from a to-
tally distinct business without exper.
lence In the science OF banking to an
Institution in need OF the highest ex.
ecutive capacity, he revealed great
versatility in the wise and successful
management of the Globe Bank and
thrust company and that Institution
stands as a monument to his great
wisdom and ability and
Resolved, That the secretary be
further Instructed to furnish a copy
of these resolutions to each of the city
papers for publication. and a copy to
the family"
Commercial Club.
President ]. X. Friedman, OF the
Commercial club. called the board OF
directors together in special meeting
today and resolutions were adopted
on the death Of Edwin p. Noble, who
was a member OF the organization.
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