The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-21
] OBITUARY |
ELKS PAY TRIBUTE TO
DEPARTED BROTHER
w. R. Snyder Delivers Eulogy
Over the Grave of H. L.
Nippert.

N1ppert.
Chattanooga Elks who went to Paris
Ky, Wednesday TO attend the funeral
Of IT. l.. Nlppert, returned home
Thursday morning, The delegation
from the local lodge was composed OF
ton. chaplain; w. r. Pyott, exalted
ruler; w. r. Snyder. leading knight;
w. Il. Harris. loyal knight; Charles
Ref, lecturlng guard; H. II. De-
bnrdelaben, George Hall, ]. G. Hlb-
bets, Fred Bitter. s. s, Price, J. p.
r. J. King. r. II, Cooke, y. J. Crab
tree. Emil Wassman and Strang Nick
lin.
The delegation had special chr
from Chattanooga TO Lexington, KY.
and from there continued their trip to
Paris by interurban. The Chattanooga
party had several hours at Lexington
points OF interest around that city.
Religious services were conducted at
Paris In the Christian church. Rev.
Theodore S. Smylie officiating. The
Elks' burial service was conducted by
members OF the Chattanooga lodge, OF
which the deceased was a popular
member for many years. The eulogy
Esteemed Lending Knight w. II. Sny-
der. OF the Chattanooga bar. Mr. Sny-
der smoke ma follows.
Brother Exalted Ruler, Brother Elks
and Friends:
THE intelligence OF mankind has
solved many Of the mysteries OF the
mystcries OF life md death have hats
fled tho minda Of men Tor MI time nnd
their solution Ia no nearer today than
Mt the dawn OF humanity We do be-
lleve. however, that there Is Just and
life and rewards ua I'm the life ever
lasting; and we do believe that II man
so orders his life for good accordinr
to the lights before him, his soul will
live forever in happiness and pence.
"cr,u, a.o,h hoa onoa o,oI. Iuo5o,
ovr rnmL. ~, .aLon frnn' III,
T Tu1 ., nau .aAI I honi us ing
M we ,owinnI,, "o,1ad nrothar N,nno oM
ubo m ,o' hnsay e"aon o nUe Eippe az
", 60 80 e."e uu" 49, ", ~. ~
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and rust. VI" bo o wns n no,nher y, 't W.
".'.1 .iiuo,eo' LIZ m"' iip.'noi VI Nv
pul,unE oa our pguu.iiui nome nc
prust foi,byuiIv po ond ee1 70 ' va
' u,us'' l"',li"y nhu Si'ioie.ty. nc
Huu up w 'nu go p'i'II'prUs 10 our or
dus; -" snr ~ v''i nnv 't a. n tEotSS
Rroth.riyp Iovo d ""pp' ,h :" rnm aIt,es
,Inn y, ,,doli," ~" ~ n ,,e p trnth VA
NJ, t,on " i,uo..S. ~ "a NV. LoVea "oth anu
''"'ou "Sp'oo'''y anu eh"'h
Although man past NIUE age ana
for some years SUFFERER IL was most
remarkable now he drew 10 MN inc
younger members or our ORDER ny MS
quiet. dignined, yet cheerful manner.
He was brother whom all mem
bers OF No. VI, both ola ana young,
loved ana esteemed.
The motto OF our order Is: The
faults OF our brothers eve write upon
tile sands, their virtues upon the TAB
let's OF love and memory All men
have their faults, but the only lhscrlp-
ton l would place upon inc sahus IL
too generous and charitable, II these
an be faults But our tablets OF loV"
nnd memory bear unlimited lnscrlp-
tons OF his virtues.
"'Uncle Dick was = mans man.
iered his NE that we firmly believe
that Mt this moment he liz enjoying
supreme peace and happiness among
our Heavenly Fathers many man.
sions."
S. N. Marshall, Jr.
s. M. Marshall, Jr.. age years, son
u 4. NJ. Marshall Sr, died at $50 at
The family residence, 4O3 West Eleventh
street. He Is survived by his father
and three sisters. Martha, Mildred and
Lucille. also his grandmother. Mrs. NJ
rom SITS. Peter and FaurB Catholic
,hurch Friday morning at . o'clock,
Father Il, Il. Sullivan officiating. In
.crment ut Mt, Ollvet cemetery.
William Hord. superintendent of tho
Tennessee Training school at Nashville,
lied Monday after brief Illness. Mr.
lord was an orphan and entered the
Tennessee Industrial school when only
Y years OF age and was reared aud
Educated in that institution under Prof
W. g. kilvington. When he attained his
majority he was appointed assistant to
ITof kilvinRton. n position he held UNI
IL called to the superintendency OF the
Tennessee Training school some years
lgo. which position he filled with much
ability
MIR. Hord IL survived by his wife and
Funeral r. w. Moore.
Injuries received by X, W. Moore. OF
Lafayette. Ga. In an automobile ac-
lidont Wednesday afternoon. resulted in
hours later. His skull was crushed.
rhs body was removed to Wann's and
prepared for burial. Funeral services
we're held mt the Lafayette Baptist
church Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
with Rev. I. $. Leonard officiating,
Ransom. InTayctte nammonds. A. +.
Harmon, Dewey Bartlett and Gordon
ihca,
Mr.. Moore was 81 years OF age. and In
survived by his father, G. II, Moore. and
a brother, w, l., Moore. both OF La
tuyette.
Mrs. Lucas at Rest.
Mrs Nell II. Lucas, who was drowned
ut Norfolk, Va. ON Oct -. was laid
Tnoo HpST U2.a 'TyGSs t'G% % Hs1"TN
minister gvO,,., 0, W. /. shirley.
Funeral services over the body OF w,
H. Shirley, who died suddenly Wcdncs-