The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04
OBITUARY
Mrs. susnn Il. King.

IrS. SuSnn Ii, mig.
After a brief illness. lasting only a
week, Mrs. Susan Il. King. wife OF
Captain John j. King. died yesterday
at p. NJ. at the residence OF her
husband 4o5 West Marshall Street, IN
tho cightieth year OF her. age.
especially the poor, suffers a srca;
loss. An appeal to her for aid was
neVer ignored, and her heart was al
ways attuned to the pangs of the
needy. TWO days ago 1t was realized
that her death was near. and messages
gencc to her relatives in distant
cities. and when she breathed her last,
theSe were gathered in her room
aroiind her bedside four generations.
Up to the time of her death she was
an active member OF Grace street Bap-
fist Church. She was member of the
board of managers of the Retreat for
the Sick, charter member of the
board of directors OF the Baptist Home
for Aged Women, and an active mem
Dor of the Associated Charities. She
was also charter member OF the
Central WonlSn's Christian Temper
ance Union. Besides her husband ahe
leaves four daughters and one son--
Mrs. Roy Il. Thomas, Mrs. L. II Jcn-
ldns, Mrs. A. Is. Apperson, Mrs r. D.
city, and twenty-one grandchildren and
thirteen great grandchildren. She was
Il sister of Mrs. Charles w. Fellows. OF
Philadelphia: Thomas j. Todd, OF thia
City, and John W. Todd, OF Stanton.
Va
It was her wish that she should DO
borne TO her last resting place by
her eight grandsons. r. lis wish Will ba
complied with Funeral services Will
DC held in Grace Street Baptist Church
Monday at l2 o'clock noon.
Funeral OF Bishop Williams,
anal
Moore Williams. formerly Episcopaj
Blshop of Japan, took place ut Monu-
mental Episcopal Church yesterday at
noon The service was conducted by
81, icy liobert a, Gibson. Bishop OF
Norris, rector of Monumental; Re-
William Meade Clark, rector of st
James, and Rev. j. Yates bowman
rector r., $, =, OF All Saints Church. The pail
men of Richmond, as follows: Rev. J
:, GraVatt Rev. r. A. Goodwin. Rev
Landon L, Mason, Rev s. r. Tyler.
Rev 2. Z, osgood, Rev NJ. s. Eagle,
Mey Thomas Scmmes and Rev. John
Roy Joseph S. Nrotoda. formerly a
missionary at Toxic, Japan. was sent
mere BY the board Of missions as it's
55peelal representative at the funeral or
nisnop Williams. who had seen many
sears OF usefulness as q pioneer mis-
stonafy IN China. and later as Bishop
OF the Episcopal Mission. in Japan. The
. NC. was made in the family sec.
uon III Hollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. II. L. Martin.
Mrs. f. l., Martin died yesterday at
her homo, 1923 Baldwin street, aged
nfty-three years She is survived by
one on =, sister and three brothers Mrs. II.
e, Thomas and NIessr.. G. NJ, j. NJ. and
e. T. Eice, and five sons and two
Gaughters The funeral arrangements
have not been announced
u. z. soutbwOrtb.
r. i Southworth died at his resi-
dence, 1909 Baldwin Street. yesterday.
aged sixty years. The funeral Will
"a no place from the Paramount Baptist
.G,shurch THIS afternoon at 8 o'clock
lhe lnterment VIII be made in River.
View Cemetery
John Hammer.
,lSpecial to The Times-pispa toh.J
;, HarrlSonburg Va. December 8 ---J ohm
Hammer. of Eikton, thirty five years
Old, brother OF Charles a. Hammer. OF