SWAMPSCOTT - Mrs. Ethel Hester (Stanhope) Adkins, 76, a former resident of Swampscott, died Monday in Rochester, N.Y., following a short illness. She was the wife of the late Chester W. Adkins.
Born in Maine, she had been a resident of Swampscott for 35 years before moving to New York.
She was a registered nurse, member of the Lynn Hospital Alumnae Association and the Lynn Hospital Auxiliary. She was active in the First Universalist Church, Lynn, as a member of the Pullman Mission and was chairman of its House committee and member of the Board of Trustees.
She was also a member of the Greater Lynn Garden Club and its Ruth Reid Study Group, the Swampscott Mother's Club and Swampscott Women's Club.
She is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Phillips H. (Patricia Anne) Roland, II, of Boxford; Mrs. Milton H. (Ruth) Reynolds of Rochester, N.Y., with whom she lived and Mrs. George (Janet) Thies of Appleton, Wisc. Also 5 grandchildren, Robin Anne and Phillips Hodd Roland, II, Jeffrey Reynolds and Kimberly Anne and John McDonald.
Private services will be held in the family lot in Swampscott Cemetery.
(Published Thursday, June 10, 1971 in the Salem Evening News)
Born in Maine, she had been a resident of Swampscott for 35 years before moving to New York.
She was a registered nurse, member of the Lynn Hospital Alumnae Association and the Lynn Hospital Auxiliary. She was active in the First Universalist Church, Lynn, as a member of the Pullman Mission and was chairman of its House committee and member of the Board of Trustees.
She was also a member of the Greater Lynn Garden Club and its Ruth Reid Study Group, the Swampscott Mother's Club and Swampscott Women's Club.
She is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Phillips H. (Patricia Anne) Roland, II, of Boxford; Mrs. Milton H. (Ruth) Reynolds of Rochester, N.Y., with whom she lived and Mrs. George (Janet) Thies of Appleton, Wisc. Also 5 grandchildren, Robin Anne and Phillips Hodd Roland, II, Jeffrey Reynolds and Kimberly Anne and John McDonald.
Private services will be held in the family lot in Swampscott Cemetery.
(Published Thursday, June 10, 1971 in the Salem Evening News)
SWAMPSCOTT - Mrs. Ethel Hester (Stanhope) Adkins, 76, a former resident of Swampscott, died Monday in Rochester, N.Y., following a short illness. She was the wife of the late Chester W. Adkins.
Born in Maine, she had been a resident of Swampscott for 35 years before moving to New York.
She was a registered nurse, member of the Lynn Hospital Alumnae Association and the Lynn Hospital Auxiliary. She was active in the First Universalist Church, Lynn, as a member of the Pullman Mission and was chairman of its House committee and member of the Board of Trustees.
She was also a member of the Greater Lynn Garden Club and its Ruth Reid Study Group, the Swampscott Mother's Club and Swampscott Women's Club.
She is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Phillips H. (Patricia Anne) Roland, II, of Boxford; Mrs. Milton H. (Ruth) Reynolds of Rochester, N.Y., with whom she lived and Mrs. George (Janet) Thies of Appleton, Wisc. Also 5 grandchildren, Robin Anne and Phillips Hodd Roland, II, Jeffrey Reynolds and Kimberly Anne and John McDonald.
Private services will be held in the family lot in Swampscott Cemetery.
(Published Thursday, June 10, 1971 in the Salem Evening News)
Born in Maine, she had been a resident of Swampscott for 35 years before moving to New York.
She was a registered nurse, member of the Lynn Hospital Alumnae Association and the Lynn Hospital Auxiliary. She was active in the First Universalist Church, Lynn, as a member of the Pullman Mission and was chairman of its House committee and member of the Board of Trustees.
She was also a member of the Greater Lynn Garden Club and its Ruth Reid Study Group, the Swampscott Mother's Club and Swampscott Women's Club.
She is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Phillips H. (Patricia Anne) Roland, II, of Boxford; Mrs. Milton H. (Ruth) Reynolds of Rochester, N.Y., with whom she lived and Mrs. George (Janet) Thies of Appleton, Wisc. Also 5 grandchildren, Robin Anne and Phillips Hodd Roland, II, Jeffrey Reynolds and Kimberly Anne and John McDonald.
Private services will be held in the family lot in Swampscott Cemetery.
(Published Thursday, June 10, 1971 in the Salem Evening News)
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