The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-08
OBITUARY

| DR. c. p. Duncan, aged so years
father of Mrs. T. d. Charlton, of this
city. passed away in Nashville last
| Friday and the funeral took place Sat
urday morning. with Mt Olivet ceme-
terry as the place of interment. He had
| been in declining health for some time
| Surviving the deceased are his wife
| three sons, Bowman and Walter Dun
can. of Nashville, and G. c. Duncan, OF
Louisville, KY. and one daughter, Mrs
Charlton. Enisting in the Confederate
| army at the outbreak of the Civil war
years of the conflict He settled in
Jackson at the close of the war and
later removed to Nashville. He en-
| gagged in the drug business there until
| declining health made it necessary for
him TO retire He was a Mason.
| Thomas J. Hayden.
| Funeral services over the body OF
| Thomas j. Hayden. well known rail-
| road man, who died Friday night in
| Asheville, N. c., We're held from the
residence of his mother, 604 Long street,
| Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev.
| Claude e. Hill, assisted by Rev. r. X.
| Trlplett, ofticiated. Forest Hills ceme-
| terry was the place of interment The
| body of Mr.. Hayden arrived in Chatta-
| nooga on Sunday. The deceased was
connected with the Southern railway.
vile division for the past two years.
and had handled practically all con-
sgnments of troops passing through
that district. He was a member of the
Order of Railway Conductors, of the
Masons, knights Templar and of
Oasis temple, Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
The numerous beautiful floral offer
ings attested to the love and esteem
of Borrowing friends. Beautiful de-
signs were rendered by the various
railway departments with which Mr..
Hayden was connected.
Rev. w. T. Park.
Funeral services over the body of
Rev w. T. Park, aged SIS years and 10
months. Confederate veteran and
minister of the Baptist church for more
than fifty years, who died. Saturday
afternoon at the home of his son, II.
a. Park on the Ringgold road, were
held at the Boynton Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at 3, with Rev. 7. +.
Hardin and Rev. w. c. Tallant Off
ciating. Surviving the deceased are
seven children Il. l.. Park, Mrs T. c.
Atkins Mrs. w. II. Albright, w. f.
Ripple and Mrs. H. A, Park; one
brother, DIR. A. T. Park, and four
sisters, Mrs NJ. A. Jones. Mrs Mar
guerite Bird, Mrs. ]. A. Smith and Mrs.
Mark Lansford, He is also survived
by large number of grandchildren
and great grandchildren. Rev. Park
was a member of the Masonic order.
Mrs. Ruth M. Jones.
The funeral of Mrs. Ruth M. Jones,
who died Saturday afternoon at the
home of Capt. Ernest Bell, GIT Union
avenue. was held from the residence
Sunday afternoon. DR.. N NJ Watson,
pastor of the Highland Park NJ. T..
church. south, OBLIGATED. The body was
sent to Frankfort, Ky. for interment.
Mrs. Jones was the mother of Clarence
r. Jones, architect, and Of Mrs Ernest
Bell.
Velma p. Peck.
Vienna p. Peck, of North Chatta-
nooga, died Sunday night in a local
hospital. after a short illness. He is
survived by his mother, four brothers
and three sisters. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
Funeral services will be held from the /
residence. 2Os Bell avenue, Tuesday /
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. w. NJ. !
will take place in White Oak cemetery. /
Admiral 5eresford Dead.
London, Sunday, Sept. 7.-Delayed) |
Admiral Charles Beresford is dead.
Mrs. Maggie E. Darr.
Mrs. Maggie Il. Darr, aged II years.
who died at her home, 1145 1-2 White
side street. Saturday night. after .
short illness, was laid to rest in Forest
Hills cemetery following funeral serv-
ices from the residence Monday after
noon at O'Clock. Rev. w. NJ. It'd
well OBLIGATED. Pallbearers were George
Jackson. John Rogers, Fred Smith.
James billiard, Albert McAllister and
James Jones. Surviving the deceased
are four daughters, Mrs. Katie Rogers.
Mrs Mamie McAllister, Mrs. Maggie