Daughter of Sallie M. Henley and William H. Worth. She was a graduate of Guilford College and the Bible Training School in Cleveland, Ohio.
She married widower William Martin Smith on June 13, 1922, at her father's home, which the newspaper wedding account described as the oldest and most historic home in Greensboro. The article related that the married couple departed for Westfield, Indiana, where Mr. Smith is the president of the Union Bible Seminary. There were no children from that marriage.
A much later article in the Greensboro Record (NC), dated July 20, 1939, reads:
- Rev. William M. Smith, superintendent of Union Bible Seminary, Westfield, Ind., wll commence a series of lessons in the Bible tonight at the Edgeville Pilgrim Holiness church of which Rev. W.A. Way is pastor. The services will continue through to Sunday night, July 23.
- Rev. Mr Smith is a minister of central yearly meeting of Friends, editor of a weekly religious paper, "The Gospel Minister", and author of several religious books and tracts. He has visited England and Africa and traveled extensively in the United States. His wife formerly Anna H. Worth, is accompanying him on his trip.
- She is the daughter of a former treasurer of the state of North Carolina, William Worth.
- The week of August 14 to 21 he will be in services with his son, Rev. Samuel E. Smith, formerly of Greensboro, who is now assisting in the pastoral work of two churches near hemp; Pleasant View Friends church and Rock Hill Friends church.
- Rev. Mr. Smith and wife are also visiting with a son, Elim H. Smith, of Greensboro, and with Charles D. Roberts.
She married widower William Martin Smith on June 13, 1922, at her father's home, which the newspaper wedding account described as the oldest and most historic home in Greensboro. The article related that the married couple departed for Westfield, Indiana, where Mr. Smith is the president of the Union Bible Seminary. There were no children from that marriage.
A much later article in the Greensboro Record (NC), dated July 20, 1939, reads:
- Rev. William M. Smith, superintendent of Union Bible Seminary, Westfield, Ind., wll commence a series of lessons in the Bible tonight at the Edgeville Pilgrim Holiness church of which Rev. W.A. Way is pastor. The services will continue through to Sunday night, July 23.
- Rev. Mr Smith is a minister of central yearly meeting of Friends, editor of a weekly religious paper, "The Gospel Minister", and author of several religious books and tracts. He has visited England and Africa and traveled extensively in the United States. His wife formerly Anna H. Worth, is accompanying him on his trip.
- She is the daughter of a former treasurer of the state of North Carolina, William Worth.
- The week of August 14 to 21 he will be in services with his son, Rev. Samuel E. Smith, formerly of Greensboro, who is now assisting in the pastoral work of two churches near hemp; Pleasant View Friends church and Rock Hill Friends church.
- Rev. Mr. Smith and wife are also visiting with a son, Elim H. Smith, of Greensboro, and with Charles D. Roberts.
Daughter of Sallie M. Henley and William H. Worth. She was a graduate of Guilford College and the Bible Training School in Cleveland, Ohio.
She married widower William Martin Smith on June 13, 1922, at her father's home, which the newspaper wedding account described as the oldest and most historic home in Greensboro. The article related that the married couple departed for Westfield, Indiana, where Mr. Smith is the president of the Union Bible Seminary. There were no children from that marriage.
A much later article in the Greensboro Record (NC), dated July 20, 1939, reads:
- Rev. William M. Smith, superintendent of Union Bible Seminary, Westfield, Ind., wll commence a series of lessons in the Bible tonight at the Edgeville Pilgrim Holiness church of which Rev. W.A. Way is pastor. The services will continue through to Sunday night, July 23.
- Rev. Mr Smith is a minister of central yearly meeting of Friends, editor of a weekly religious paper, "The Gospel Minister", and author of several religious books and tracts. He has visited England and Africa and traveled extensively in the United States. His wife formerly Anna H. Worth, is accompanying him on his trip.
- She is the daughter of a former treasurer of the state of North Carolina, William Worth.
- The week of August 14 to 21 he will be in services with his son, Rev. Samuel E. Smith, formerly of Greensboro, who is now assisting in the pastoral work of two churches near hemp; Pleasant View Friends church and Rock Hill Friends church.
- Rev. Mr. Smith and wife are also visiting with a son, Elim H. Smith, of Greensboro, and with Charles D. Roberts.
She married widower William Martin Smith on June 13, 1922, at her father's home, which the newspaper wedding account described as the oldest and most historic home in Greensboro. The article related that the married couple departed for Westfield, Indiana, where Mr. Smith is the president of the Union Bible Seminary. There were no children from that marriage.
A much later article in the Greensboro Record (NC), dated July 20, 1939, reads:
- Rev. William M. Smith, superintendent of Union Bible Seminary, Westfield, Ind., wll commence a series of lessons in the Bible tonight at the Edgeville Pilgrim Holiness church of which Rev. W.A. Way is pastor. The services will continue through to Sunday night, July 23.
- Rev. Mr Smith is a minister of central yearly meeting of Friends, editor of a weekly religious paper, "The Gospel Minister", and author of several religious books and tracts. He has visited England and Africa and traveled extensively in the United States. His wife formerly Anna H. Worth, is accompanying him on his trip.
- She is the daughter of a former treasurer of the state of North Carolina, William Worth.
- The week of August 14 to 21 he will be in services with his son, Rev. Samuel E. Smith, formerly of Greensboro, who is now assisting in the pastoral work of two churches near hemp; Pleasant View Friends church and Rock Hill Friends church.
- Rev. Mr. Smith and wife are also visiting with a son, Elim H. Smith, of Greensboro, and with Charles D. Roberts.
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