The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
FUNERAL OF MRS. BEAN
Oldest Resident in Daisy Com
munity Laid to Rest.

Mrs, Martha Bean, aged ~, olues'
resident of the Daisy community; wht
died Wednesday. was laid to rest In thu
family cemetery following funeral serv'
ices from the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. J. II. Poe. Thursday morning al
10 o'clock.
a long time friend OF the family, ON.
ciated, and paid tribute to the life and
character Of the deceased, speaking OF
her long years of service and usefulness
In the community and her great
strength OF Christian character;
Probably the largest crowd that ever
gathered at Daisy attended the funeral.
friends from all parts OF the county
being present to pay their last respects
The numerous beautiful floral OFFER.
ings attested to the love and esteem In
which Mrs. Bean was held; -.
pailbearers: b. c. Gam, Charles
Blacker, James Larimore. James May.
Lonnie Daugherty and George Eichorn:
The Daisy school was closed and
business of the town was suspended
as mark OF respect to Mrs. Bean.
She was a devout member OF the
Methodist church.
Roy e. Campbell.
The body OF Roy II! Campbell, OF
Woodville, Ala. viii arrive In the city
tonight from New York for burial in
the National cemetery. Private Camp
bell was with Battery d, 334th field arr
tillery. Eighty-seventh division. He died
overseas on Oct. 9, 1918, In Bordeaux,
France, of pneumonia, The funeral Will
DO announced later. Besides his widow.
no leaves his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
M. Campbell, Of Woodville; three SIS
ter, Mrs. Hennermer, Ethel and Edith;
four brothers, II. r.. Herman. Gordon
and Gerald, all OF Woodville, and a
sister. Mrs. Chapman, OF Paris, Tenn.
Death Of an infant,
Funeral services over the body OF the
infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. Esco Sullivan.
of ITO South Orchard Knob avenue,
grave In Forest Hills cemetery Thurs
day morning at IL. The body was re.
moved from Chapman's TO the cemetery.
Clarence McNabb.
Funeral services over the body OF
Clarence McNabb, 5-months-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. McNabb. who died
Wednesday morning at the home, 6i2
neid from the residence Thursday aft
srnoon at 2;a0. with Thompson's ceme-
cry as the place Of interment. Surviv-
ng the deceased ARE his parents and q
win brother.
Miss Gorda Eaves, aged 90. died
Thursday morning At $3.50 at the home
Cast Twenty-flrst street. She was
iative OF Gordon county. Georgia. Sur
living her are her niece ana three
n. II. and J. G. Eaves. of this
,lty, and M. l.. caves. OF Missouri. The
,ody was prepared for burial by o'Dono-
lue's. Funeral services will be held
rom the residence OF Mrs. Crumiey
evening at 7:s0, with Rev, J..
D. Hamil officiating The body will be
aiken Saturday morning TO Calhoun, Ca.
Tor interment In FANS cemetery. Miss
Caves was n member OF the Southern
Methodist church.
Mira. M. e, Cameron.
Mrs. M. t. Cameron, aged 90. died
Thursday morning at II o'clock Mt her
nome, it9 East First street. She is
survived by three sons, Charles Dale,
Ike Dale and John Dale. and a daughter.
Mrs. G. g. Hodge. all OF this cityi two
sisters, Mrs. r. u. Hawkins, OF VIM
chester, and Mrs. 3. A. Northcutt. of
Memphis, and n brother. J. u, Nave. OF
Alaska. Funeral services will be held
from the residence Friday morning at
10, with Rev. o. n, Gardner officiating.
The interment will take place in White
Oak cemetery.
Mrs. A. u. Horton.
Huntsville, Ala, Oct. Especial. )---
Mrs. A. ~. Horton, OF Paint Rock. died
yesterday at her home, aged 80. She
was the mother OF DIR. J. J Horton, n
weli-known physician OF Madison and
Lincoln countieA