The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-01
OBITUARY
G. n. GARMANY WIES
Former Chattanooga Business Man
Succumbs After Brlef illness.

merly a prominent Chattanooga BUSH
ness man. died in Birmingham Sun
day afternoon after an Illness OF only
a few hours. The body will be brought
to Chattanooga and funeral services
are to be held at the Chlckamauga
church Tuesday morning at IL o'clock,
with Chickamauga cemetery as the
place OF interment.
Mr.. Germany was interested in a
number of local enterprises. among
them being Germany Brothers. and the
Chattanooga Steam laundry.
He was a member of the w. Q. w.
and the F. A. V.
Surviving him are his wife, three
sons, Hampton, Newton and Bonds
Garmany; three brothers w. X. Gar
many. OF Chattanooga, Clark b., of
Oklahoma, and Sheriff Garmany, OF
Lafayette. Ga. and three sisters, Mrs.
Maggie Scudders, OF Chester. Okla.
Mrs. Ida Conley, of Texas, and Mrs.
]. II. Wyatt. of Cooper Heights Ga.
James Byrnes.
James Byrnes, aged II years. one OF
the oldest employees OF the Southern
railway shops. died Sunday night at
his home, 6l2 East Main street. Mr..
Byrnes had worked at the railway
shops for thirty five years. He was
born in Ireland Surviving him are the
following children: Ben. Charles r., j.
W., Miss Josie and Mrs. w. d. Allen,
all of this city, and Mrs. Charles Chum-
ley, Of Jackson, Mich. Funeral serv-
ices will be held from SIS. Peter and
Paurs Catholic church Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock. with Father Fran
els Sullivan officiating. The interment
will follow in Mt Olivet cemetery and
pallbearers are announced as II. A.
Muligan. James Hickson, William Ca
hill. William Quigley, James OConnor
and J. J. Harrington.
Mrs. M. T. Wade.
Funeral services over the body of
Mrs. Ollie Pauline Wade. wife OF NJ.
r. Wade. who died Saturday after
noon at her home. 304 Cherry street,
were held from the residence Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Or. f.. f.. Wi
ley. assister by Rev. Mullins, officiated.
Surviving the deceased are her husband
and four sisters. Mrs. II. H. Steward.
Mrs John Catron and Misses Sarah
and Nettie Wood.
Mrs. Nathan r. Haymore.
Mrs. Ruth Wood Haymore, we'll
known Chattanooga woman. passed
away Sunday morning at Reeves. Ga.
after long illness. A native of Bris-
tpl. where she was born in 1871, Mrs.
Haymore received her education at
Sulins college and Virginia institute,
Glade Springs, Va. She was married
W Ndlndll I1dyilolf boI VI NV
II. ID. Haymore. in 1890. At the time
of their marriage Rev. Haymore was
pastor OF the Baptist church at Bris-
toll Mr. and Mrs. Haymore removed
to Chattanooga in 1896 and have re-
sided here since that time. Mrs. Hay
more was a member of the Central
Baptist church. Surviving her are
her husband and two daughters. Mrs.
Arthur w. Lawson and Miss Jane Hay
more, both of this city. Funeral serv-
ices over the body OF Mrs. Haywood
will be held from Wann's chapel Tues
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock, with DR..
pickard. pastor of the Central Bap-
list church, officiating. The interment
will take place 10 Forest Hills ceme-
terry. Pallbearers are announced as
John r. Barnes. Earl d, Wood, Thomas
Webster. w. A. wilkins, E. M. Shell
ton and C. NJ. Fleming.
Mrs. A. J. Richardson.
The body of Mrs. A. ]. Richardson,
aged 61 years. who died Sunday after
noon at her home, 419 West Eleventh
street. after a long illness, was taken
to -Ootewah Monday morning for fun
eral and interment. Surviving the de-
ceased are her husband, ONE son. l.. D..
of this city, and two daughters. Mrs.
l.. w. Butler. of Rome, Ga, and Miss
Carrie Richardson. of Chattanooga.
Rey. L. J. 5lasers.
Funeral services over the body or
Rev. l.. j. Biggers. former pastor of
the Whiteside Street NJ. e. church,
south. who died Saturday at his home
in Wauhatchie, were held at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. with Sawyer ceme-
terry as the place of interment. Surviv-
ing the deceased are his wife, three
sons and four daughters.
Mrs. r. H.. Dabbs.
Mrs. r, II. Dabbs, aged ~, OF near
Trenton. Ga, died Saturday night. She
leaves to mourn her death her husband,
II. II. Dahbs. and eleven children. as fol-
lows: A. II. Dahbs, of Carrollton. Ala. !;
NJ. NJ. Dshbs. Louisville, Ky: +. F..
Dabbs. Chattanooga: Il. S. Dabbs Gar
land, Wyo; o. f. Dabbs. Bakersfield,
Cal; T. S. Dabbs, Garland. Wyo.. r.
II. Dabbs. Jr., Hardin. Mon; Mrs. B..
{. Williams, Savannah, Ga; Mrs. Elsie
Cu2zart. Chattanooga; Mrs. Ed Doyle
Whiteside. Tenn, and Miss Hassell
Dabbs. Chattanooga. Mrs Dabbs was
from one of the oldest and most prom
inent families of North Georgia. Fun
eral services were held Monday at
10 a. IN. She was good Christian
woman, member of the NJ, f. church.
south, and was loved by all who knew
her. Several of her sons are bankers
in the west as is also her eldest son.
\. II. Dabhs, located at Carrollton.