The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-09
OBITUARY
Ernest Lee Fine.

| Ernest Lee Fine, aged 10. died at his
home In North Chattanooga Friday
morning at Ii O'Clock. He Is survived
| by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
licine: a sister, Mrs. Martha Boiles, and
| five brothers. Fred, Hobart, George,
Edgar and Albert, all OF Chattanooga.
Funeral services, conducted by Dr. o.
Il. Gardner will be held from Union
Bethel church. Saturday afternoon at
3 O'Clock, with White Oak cemetery as
the place OF interment,
James M. Lewis.
James NJ. Lewis, aged 40, who diod
Monday at his home near Ooltewah
was laid to rest in the Anderson Gene
terry on Tuesday. Mr.. Lewis was II
prominent merchant of the county and
had a wide circle of friends. Surviving
him are his wife and three daughters.
Russell Harrison, Jr.
Funeral services over the body OF
Russell oliver Harrison. Jr.. infant son
of Mr., and Mrs. X. O., r.. Harrison,
who dieu Thursday at the home, 49l7
Tennessee avenue. st. Elmo, were held
from the residence Friday morning at
TO- Rev. j. l.. Mullins, assisted by
Rev. S.. S. Catron, ofiiciated. Greens
wood cemetery was the place of inter-
ment. Surviving the deceased are his
parents; three brothers, Mark, James
and Charles. and two sisters, Nellie
and Leonora.
c. S. Benton at Rest.
Charles S. Benton. who died Wednes-
day at his home near Burning Bush,
was laid TO rest In Boynton cemetery
following funeral services from Boynton
church Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. j. r. Mcfarland ofiiciated. The
funeral was largely attended.
Funeral Of Mrs. Cherry.
Funeral services over the body OF
at her home at Flinstone. Ga, were
held at Cenchat church Friday at noon,
with Rev. Barlow Mcfarland officlat-
ing.
J: {. lsou.
Funeral services over the body OF
J. e. Igou aged 2s. who died in local
hospital Thursday afternoon after a
long illness, were held, from the resi-
dence of his sister, Mrs. w. w. Me-
Junkin, in Alton ark, Friday afternoon
officiating minister. The body will be
sent Saturday morning by Wann e. Son
to Flint Springs for burial. Mr.. Igou
was former soldier and served Uncle
Sam overseas for several months. Sur
yiving him are two brothers. s. H.. OF
Chattanooga, and G. W.. OF Electric,
Tex. and one sister. Mrs. McJunkin.
Rev. j. S. HiIlhouse.
Xicksburg, Miss, April Brew. J. 3.
Hillhouse. classmate OF President Will
son at Princeton university, moderator
at several sessions OF the Mississippi
Presbyterion synod and treasurer OF the
synod for twenty years died at an
infirmary here today. aged &c. Sur |
vivors include Rev. Joseph Hillhouse,
of South Carolina.
Mrs. Junia Lily Phillips.
News has been received by friends
that Mrs. Junia Lilly Phillips, wife OF
Hubert Phillips, died at her home IN
Losgatos, Cal. Wednesday. April T. Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips were former students
of the University of Chattanooga and
have many friends here. For a number
of years Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips have
been actively engaged in educational
work In the south, west and north. |
Mr.. Phillips served as president OF the
college located at Mt. Zion, Ga, and
later in schools at Port Arthur. Tex, |
and at Onarga, III. During the war
he was engaged In Y. NJ. G. A. work.
They were Spending the winter Mt their
home In Losgatos before taking up
Y. M. C. A. work this spring. with |
In Chicago. Mrs. Phillips
will be buried in Losgatos Tuesday !
April 10.
Mrs. Ellen Martin.
Mrs. Ellen Martin, aged 25, died at |
her home 4701 Avenue NJ Friday morn
ing at an early hour. She Is survived |
by her husband, j. c. Martin; her
mother. Mrs. Sarah Beck; four broth
ers and four sisters. The body will he
sent Saturday morning ny Wann's to |
Lcnoir city for funeral and in'erment.