Smyrna times., 1928-05-16
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Charles ]. SudIer, President of the
National Bank Of Smyrna, Succumbs
From Heart Attack at Hospital

National Bank Of Smyrna, Succumbs
From Heart Attack at Hospital
Charles ]. Sudler, aged 62, presi-
dent Of the National Bank of Smyrna,
died at the Beebe Hospital, Lewes,
Friday night, from an heart attack.
Mr.. Sudler had angina pectoris and in
recent weeks he had been having heart
attacks quite frequently. Feeling in
better spirits about two weeks ago,
he accepted an invitation of DIR. and
Mrs. R. K. Stephenson for a motor
trip to Rehoboth to spend few days
at their cottage. While at the shore
he suffered a severe heart attack and
was hastened to the Beebe Hospital,
He recovered sufficiently from this at
tack to give hope of his early return
to Smyrna, but another attack last
week, reduced his vitality and he
gradually sank until the end came
about 1890 Friday night. The an
nouncement of his death was received
with sorrow by all who knew him. A
/ fine type of christian manhood, he
will be much missed both at the bank
and at Asbury NJ E. Church where
he gave years of devoted attention
and service. His body was brought
to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew d. Cole where he made his
home. Funeral services tok place at
Asbury NJ. E. Church at 1.30 Monday
afternoon in charge Of Rev. DR.. r. x.
Stephenson and his remains We're tax
en- to his old home at Sudlersvilie,
Md, for interment. Members Of
Morning Star Lodge, No. 26, Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, attend
ed in a body and had charge of the
services at grave. Honorary pall-bear-
I ers were w. w. Hynson and L. M.
Price, representing the church; E. n.
Porter and J. Fl. Davis, representing
I the bank, and William Lurty and ].
\ G. Mannering, representing the Odd
Y Fellows. Interment was made in
V Sudlersville Mr.. Sudler was born in
\ Sudlersville, Nd, the son of DR.. Viii
liam Jackson Sudler and Mary Spenc-
er Sudler. He attended school i'll the
\ Sudlersville public school and later a
business college in Baltimore. He
\ then returned To Sudlersville where
\ he conducted a merchandise business
for some years. He came to Smyrna
\ about 80 years ago entering the en-
\ ploy Of the Bank Of Smyrna. He made
his home with Mrs. Laura Lee Temple
until her death and then with Miss
Rebecca Lee until the latter's death
When the home was broken UP and
sold, he moved To Mr. and Mrs. An
drew ID. Coles where he made his
home every since. In the Bank he
worked himself TIP to teller, then
cashier and about six years ago, on
\ the death of Eugene Davis, he became
president Of the bank, which position
he held at his death. He was an ac-
tive member Of Asbury NJ. E. Church
secretary-treasurer of the Sunday
School and also secretary Of the Of
fetal board. He was also a member
Of the local lodge Of Odd Fellows AZ
above stated and had host Of friends
both in Delaware and Maryland. Mr.
Suder never married. He is survived
BY two sisters, Mrs. Mary L. Hood
Of Sudlersville, Md, and Mrs Charles
WI. Rolph, Of Hyattsville, Nd. He
Is also survived by two nephews, Mr.
p. Mifflin Hood, Atlanta, Ga; Mr.
Jennings Hood, Philadelphia, anc
three nieces, Miss Mary L. Coppage
Church Hill, Md; Mrs. Temple Jar
rell, Hyattsville, Md, and Mrs. Ralpf
w. Emerson, Wyoming, Del. There
were two brothers, both now deceased
4 Spencer Sudler, the oldest, who diec
number Of years ago, and Emory
Sudler, the Philadelphia commission
merchant, who died July 1st, last year
Mrs.Sam1 Mansfield Dies Near BOstor
Mr.. G. Mansfield, widow Of the late
Samuel Mansfield, a native of Smyr
ma, remembered by the older citizen
Of the town, died at her home at Dor
chester, Mass, last Tuesday, at tn,
advanced age Of 80 years. She hac
been bedridden for months due to tht
infrmities of age. She leaves tive
children: Mrs. Anna Mansfield Orm'
of Summit, N. j., formerly of Wayne
Pa, and William Mansfield, of Boston
Mass. She was buried Thursday a
Medford, Mass. Mrs. Mansfield wa
a sister-in-law of the late Mrs. r. d
Hoffecker, Sr.