The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-23
OBITUARY
JAMES JACKSON ROSE

Funeral services over the body or
James jackson Rose. aged SO. who died
East Chattanooga, will be held from
King Memorial church Friday morning
at 10. Rev. Il. K. Trlplett, assisted
by Revs, Joseph Henderson and J. N.
take place in Greenwood cemetery,
services at the grave being in charge OF
the Odd Fellows. The following are
announced as pallbearers: Active
Gaines. Roy Evans, Charles Evans and
Raymond Rose. Honorary--H. q. Me-
Guffin, X. ii. Sturgill James LaF'erry,
Eugene Wilks. ST., q. M. Randall and
M. s. Anderson.
Mrs. PIckIeslmer at Rest.
Mrs. Callie Picklesimer. who died
Tuesday at her home in East Chatta::
cemetery following funeral services
from the Avondale Baptist church
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
w. X. Hamio ofiiciated. Many sorrow
ing friends. were present, and the beau-
tiful floral offerings attested to the
love and esteem in which Mira. Pick
lesimer was hold.
Funeral OF GLADYS Rogers.
Gladys Louise Rogers. who died
burns received a Few o days 0 ago Row Were re-
Thursday afternoon, with the pastor,
Rev. 7. II. Galloway, officiating. Tho
funeral was largely attended. and there
were many beautiful floral offerings.
The interment took place In Forest
Hills cemetery.
W. D. Etherldqe.
The last rites over the body OF w.
ID Btheridge. well-known contractor,
will be held at his late residence. eli
Baldwin street, Friday afternoon at
$3.50, Services at the grave In Forest
Hills cemetery are TO DO In charge OF
snS mss % yhs jeSnsSn %rs
Harry Irwin and John stagmaler.
A native Of Sweetwater, where he
wa, was born on March 10, 1892. Mr..
more than. thirty-five years ago ana
had resided here ever. since. He was
the son OF T. ID. and Sarah Wilson |
Etheridge. both deceased. He was
married to Miss Alice wlntg 9osO Of MD.
widow and two sons, wlton, of De-
o. the University OF Michigan. survive |
him. He is also survived BY . brother.
was nephew OF the late |
Will Wilson, Sr., OF Athens, and n |
cousin OF Attorney Fred Il. Ballard. of
VVVmUu W. OOWtoH,
Funeral services over the body OF |
Thomas w. Denton. aged rs. OF
Whorley. who died "Wednesday evening |
In local sanitarlum. after an illness |
OF few weeks, will be held from Con- |
at 2 o'clock, Rev. I. w. Smith viii Of
flclate, Tho interment win take place |
In Concord cemetery, and pallbearers |
are announced as Hugh Standifer, |
Clark ersShe broSmor o g. w cr sns L John a.
Surviving the deceased are his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, c. Denton; two |
brothers. Charles and Lawrence Dem
eral years Mr. Denton had been in the |
employ Of the American Railway Ex- |
press company and was highly regarded |
by officials and. fellow employees. He |
lie was member OF the Concord Bap:
tist church, The body was prepared |
for burial Ky wann's.
Thomas r. Bean. |
r Ge n fSncrs Of ,o Ts sSS Fletcher
night In n local hospital. after an IN |
ness OF few days, will he held from |
the AVondale Baptist church Friday |
afternoon At 1,so. with Rev. W u;
follow in Greenwood cemetery. rah-
bearers are announced as James Stan
field. Claude Mcdaniel, Rufus Me- |
Daniel Charles Mcl.nin, Minor Davis |
and WIN Jones, Surviving the de- |
ceased are his widow; a son, Jefferson,
his parents, one brother, w. H. Bean,
and two sisters, Misses Alpha and |
Bessie, |
Jasper Gerald.
The funeral OF Jasper Gerald, OF Com |
panN u, seventh infantry, who died In |
Germany on April rs, 1919, viii hc held
from Wann's chapel Friday afternoon
nt 1880, with Rev. G, w. Kelly ofhciat-
ing. The lntermcnt viii take place In
the National cemetery,
Mrs. ., p, ByrneG,
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Viola Duncan Ryrnes, aged 81, who
died wednesday afternoon Mt her home,
12sl Duncan avenue, win be held from
the residence Friday afternoon at Z
o clock, with Rev. A. q. Wright and |
Dr. ]. w Rachmnn officiating The |
intermcnt viii take place in Forest |
lIills cemetery, Pallhcarcrs are an-
>, ounccd ma NJ. j. Harrington, II, II. Dor |
Rey. ]. G Mcdonald, A, r. Smock. NJ |
!, Costello an !. 4, Han. SURVIVING |
Mrs. pyrncs are her husband, II, T. |
Byrnes; n son. William X. and one sis |
ter. Mrs. G X, Cisco. The deceased |
was daughter OF the late George :. |
Duncan. for years a wcll-known con- |
tractor. lie was Rt ono time n member |
~ tho county highway commission. |
Mrs horn md FNaTRl in /