Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-11
OBITUARY.. E

Funeral services for William H. Wilson,
late publisher Of The Tradesman, OF
Chattanooga, was conducted Wed-esn
day the chapel 81 Barclay Il Bran
don Mr.. Wilson died in Atlanta Mon
day al the home Of his son, j. II. VIII
son, 40. = Dickson place. after brief
illness Mr. Wilson had recently re-
associated himself with The Trades
man." after leaving its service a num-
her Of years TO connect himself In At
larfa with The Concrete Age. Ice and
several other trade papers. He had
wide acquaintance in both Atlanta
ana Chattanooga. He is survived by
his wife and two married sons. j VI.
Wilson, Of Atlanta, and Ralph K.
Wilson, Of Chattanooga, sand several
brothers and sisters in Tennessee and
California.
The funeral Of Marshal II. Hoiey, %,
viii be held Thursday at 2.2O p. m at
the vs. oodward Avenue Baptist Church,
followed by interment in oakland
Cemetery. lie died Tuesday night at
HIS home. No. 5Zs South Moreland
avenue Surviving Mr. Holley are his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Holley;
his grandmother Mrs. G. A. Thomp-
son; sister, Mrs, George Thompson,
and brother, G. Y. Holley.
The funeral Of Mrs John H. Hoke. Jr.,
Of Athens. Ga, who died suddenly
Tuesday at the Hotel Ansley will be
held Thursday at the chapel Of H. VI.
Patterson & Son. Before her mar
rilRe Mrs HOke was Miss Harrie
stockdel, formerly Of Atlanta She
is survived by her husband, a brother.
Clarence StOckdel, Of Richmond Va,
and a sister Mrs. Hugh Foreman, OF
New York
Mrs. Gertrude Gendron died Wednes-
day at a private sanitarium. The
body was removed to Patterson's
chapel awaiting funeral arrange
ments. Mrs, Gendron is survived by
her mother, Mrs. Frances Hooper
Dixon, of Maupeville, Cal; her nus
band, D. J. Gendron. and a brother,
Lee Hooper, also Of California.
Funeral arrangements for Matilda Ful-
Ter, aged 81, who for seventeen years
was head cook az the Bell House. and
who dropped dead Tuesday night viii
be completed later. Aunt Matilda
was fayorite with the Bell House
boys. Her mistress, Mrs Emma
Bell, died week ago
The funeral of S. Marks. formerly
resident of Atlanta, who died Monday
I'm Brunswick. was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of his daugh-
Ter, al No, %16 Washington street, in
terment following in WestView Gene
terry Mr. Marks is survived by his
wife, son. Max Marks, three daugh-
iers. Mrs +. 4. GershOn, Mrs. h A.
IoNeman, OF Atlanta, and Mrs. j. j.
Lissner, Of Brunswick
The funeral of George D. Tysor, who
died Monday a Acworth, was held
Wednesday a Barclay & Brandon's
chapel, with interment in Oakland
Cemetery. Mr. TNsor is survived by
three daughters, Miss Mamie Tysor.
Mrs, Roy Collins and Mrs Bertha
Phillips.
TIE funeral Of Mrs. M. A. Sheppard.
aged Is, who died Tuesday following
an operation, was held Wednesday
n her home, No 416 North Jackson
street. She is survived by a brother.
Or John Daniels. a sister Mrs Jane
+. Fleming and three nephews
The body Of Mrs. Harriet Bassett. aged
81, who died Tuesday night at her
home, No, 2l6 Jones avenue, was sent
W ednesday TO Augusta for funeral
ana tnIerment She is Survided by
three daughters and two sons
The body Of Charles M. lnzle. the five
Near-Old son Of Mr. and Mrs. O /
lnzie, who died Tuesday at the home
NO. Gil Terrell street. was sent We'd
nesdaE to Mallory Springs. Ca. for
funeral and interment
Joseph l. Robinson, aged ~. died We'd
nesdaN a $3.50 a. m. at his home No
@4l Courtland street He is survived
by TWO sons, c. r. Robinson. of At.
lanta. and b. A. Robinson, Of Mobile.