The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-18
MRS. BELLE S. JACKSON

Mrs. Belle Steele jackson. wife OF
Earl Jackson, died Wednesday evening
at her home in Lafayette. Ga. accord
ing to sad intelligence received here.
Mrs. Jackson tenderly mlnistered to
her father-in- law, Capt. Jackson. who
died last week. She was one of La
Fayette's most popular and best be-
loved women, was daughter OF capt.
r. X, Steele. first president OF the Union
Cotton mills, at Lafayette. and n mem
her of one of the leading families Of
the county. She was n leader In COM
munity affairs and during the war did
splendid work as chairman Of the La
Fayette chapter OF the Red Cross. Her
death has cast pail of sorrow oyer the
community. She Is survived by her
husband; two brothers, Capt. w. II.
Steele, OF Washington, d. c., and r. S.
Steele, OF Lafayette, and two sisters,
Mrs. j, y. Fortune and Mrs. T.. A..
Jackson. also of the Georgia town. She
was n sster-in-law of Roy Jackson, OF
this city. Funeral services will be held
at the Presbyterian church In Lafayette
Friday afternoon Mt ESQ.
r. M. Hines.
The body of f, NJ. Hines, former
Chattanooga resident. son of Mrs. j.. S.
Hines. of 2il Vine street, who died at
his home in Birmingham on Wednes-
day viii pass through Chattanooga az
1920 o'clock Friday en- route to Madi-
sonville, whore the funeral and inter-
ment will take place, Surviving the de-
ceased are his wife, five children, his
mother. three. sisters and n brother.
Mrs. Martha Jane Ross.
Funeral services over the body of
Mrs Martha Jane Ross, aged AZ, who
died Wednesday afternoon at her home.
2l3 West Thirty-nnth street, st. Elmo.
win bo held from the residence Thurs
day night at $780, with Rev Mullins Of
Rotating. The body will DO sent Fri
day morning by Wann's TO Trenton,
Ga, for interment, Surviving the de-
ceased arc her husband, d. w. Ross,
a daughter, Irene. and u son, Albert.
Mrs. Julia Bowen Meyer.
Mrs. Julia Bowen Meyer. aged so,
died Wednesday night at o'clock Mt
her home, 1856 Wauhatchle pike. She
is survived by her husband, Jacob
Meyer, son, Robert three daughters,
Rosa, Lena and Mrs S. II. Bowen; six
brothers and three sisters Funeral mr.
rangoments win be announced later.
Noted Scenic Painter Dead.
New York March 17.-William Har-
rison Lippincott. widely known por-
trait and scenic painter, died here yes
torday II became known today. Born
In Phil l'lphia in 1870, he studied un-
dor Leon Bonnat, and lived In Paris
eight years exhibiting at salons In tho
French capital lie was a member of
the National Academy of Design. Amer
lean water Color society Century as
ISOLATION and Artists Aid society.
Funeral OF Miss Mcspadden,
Funeral services over the body OF
Miss ANY w. McSpadden. who died
Tuesday night at her home on West
Eighth street, were held from O'Dono-
hue's chapel Thursday afternoon at . 80
O'Clock. Rev. Pau Hodge onlciated.
Funeral Of n. V. Bird,
Funeral services over the body of
II, V. Bird who died Wednesday morn
ing, were held from the High Point
Baptist church on Thursday afternoon,
with Rev. Barlow Mcfarland officiating.
The intcrmcnt followed in High Point
cemetery.
Funeral OF Mrs. smms.
Mrs. Blanche Mcneil Simms, who died
Tuesday night, was laid to rest In
Forest Hills cemetery following funeral
services from the residence Thursday
afternoon Mt ESQ. pallhearcrs were
Leonard Rowland, Horace Collins.
Henry Hines. Henry White Matt
Brown and James OrrclL