The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-30
Death Of z. G. Chanbliss
One OF Ocala's Best Known and Generally
Beloved Citizens Passed 20 the World
Beyond---His Funera. was
Largely Atteuded

of c poignant profound
beloved,
development
richly felt
The of his DEATH beaumbng it not unexpect
fral his last illness several
weeks.
But throughout and he always
bright CHEEKY
which Infinite intelligence make clear
With singuary kind of ntem
habit when the noontde m when able and
capable ana 50 anxious TO paltcpa IN tne oeVeopmen' MS Guy
the aftermath of he stricken down
apparently he entering the vestbule his usefulness
Short delicate
and fragrance mellow earth zack Chambiss will long be
which
a his devotion friends his uplif
dons and especially the simplicity life the
dcaz CT ais benevoneces and the e aon his religion
eye
they hold their
In glory througi the sky
Mr. chambrs hftyseven plantation
Forsyth Mrs. Thomas Chambiss He
educated private and Gordon Institute Barnswc
In Chambiss Inman,
vsboro, Mr. Chambliss
SnDss entered the mercantile business at stanton on Lake
Weir Marion this time also connected with
the Bufum & Chambiss
oca where they have made their home for thirty Mr.
Chambl survived his three sisters, Mrs w
zellner Amarillo, Forsyth
Mrs Holmes of Ca who was with her brother when
e
ChambllSS q Primitive
Of Plant City Fla He member of the Rights of Pyhas
Woodmen Eraterna Union, a
the Ocala Rotary club, other organizations
1887 Mr. Chambiss partnership T
establishing banking business Chambiss Bank
the charter,
bliss
1914 the bank secured national charter and the Munroe
Chamblss National
o. of
recognized
father of industry assuming
large proportions and bringing much prosperity people
He died in the early hours the morning watchers
their vigis by his bedside.
o he early dawn,
in the rosy radiance the waking
He slept-and his fight
To heaven, silently softly passed away
the twilight asleep al
And the dreaming day"
obsequies were from First Baptist church of
ocaa Saturday afternoon o'clock.
overfowing
from different sections
others from other states They their last soow
their departed friend
During the funeral hour
closed
suspended its apponted peas ire and bells oe tbe solemn a
prevailed giving
to the general of bereavement
esfying his civic religious
There written eveyones countenance
"A good man has from Us"
And deachn turn
gaze neghhors
That with the like dumb wonder answered him.
You heard
The beating of pulse while he spoke"
ell may we ask: "who snail take his placer?
The altar altar rail banked wonderful floral
signs by loving
which the deceased
pearl gray covered
choir OF Messs j. ard A. E. e. Winston
Mrs Blake Martin organ sang
and sweet those beautiful
Grouse of
tive City, very
fy preached beautiful and consong which
ket followed by large of friends Green
wood cemetery where Mr. Chambi wait
rection
The honorary pail bearers T HGaskl G.
Scott George MacKay Louis Carney M. Gist
Albert Gerg William Hooker Edwards NJ. H.
Benjamin. Jake Brown, Frank w. S Bullock.
Active pail bearers j. NJ Thomas Dewitt Griffin T. D.
ter, Jr, E. T. Stroud c. P ChAza Richard Dewey
The body followed grave multitude, and after
the casket deposited
and beautiful Barwick of Cordele Ga