She was the daughter of Woolsey Chapman Pittman (1866–1909) and Ludie Ida Cooper (1869–1903). She married Frank C. Ward on 4 August 1922 in Athens, Clarke Co, GA.
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THREE PERSONS DIE IN CRASH
Columbus Daily Enquirer (Columbus, GA), Wednesday, 31 May 1944
Frank C. Ward, Wife and Mother Accident Victims
LUMPKIN, Ga., May 30—(AP)—Frank C. Ward, 52, former administrator of the Georgia Agricultural Adjustment Administration, his wife, Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward, and mother, Mrs. Clifford Ard Ward, were killed in an automobile crash a mile south of here last night.
The triple tragedy occured (sic) at about 11 p.m. Monday when the Ward automobile crashed into a truck-trailer that had become disabled and blocked the Cuthbert-Columbus highway, Sheriff F. W. Worthington, of Stewart County, reported. Sheriff Worthington said he was holding two Columbus Negroes on an open charge pending further investigation.
Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward leaves only one brother, Seneca A. Pittman, now employed at Robbin’s Field, Macon, Ga.
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THREE PERSONS DIE IN CRASH
Columbus Daily Enquirer (Columbus, GA), Wednesday, 31 May 1944
Frank C. Ward, Wife and Mother Accident Victims
LUMPKIN, Ga., May 30—(AP)—Frank C. Ward, 52, former administrator of the Georgia Agricultural Adjustment Administration, his wife, Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward, and mother, Mrs. Clifford Ard Ward, were killed in an automobile crash a mile south of here last night.
The triple tragedy occured (sic) at about 11 p.m. Monday when the Ward automobile crashed into a truck-trailer that had become disabled and blocked the Cuthbert-Columbus highway, Sheriff F. W. Worthington, of Stewart County, reported. Sheriff Worthington said he was holding two Columbus Negroes on an open charge pending further investigation.
Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward leaves only one brother, Seneca A. Pittman, now employed at Robbin’s Field, Macon, Ga.
She was the daughter of Woolsey Chapman Pittman (1866–1909) and Ludie Ida Cooper (1869–1903). She married Frank C. Ward on 4 August 1922 in Athens, Clarke Co, GA.
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THREE PERSONS DIE IN CRASH
Columbus Daily Enquirer (Columbus, GA), Wednesday, 31 May 1944
Frank C. Ward, Wife and Mother Accident Victims
LUMPKIN, Ga., May 30—(AP)—Frank C. Ward, 52, former administrator of the Georgia Agricultural Adjustment Administration, his wife, Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward, and mother, Mrs. Clifford Ard Ward, were killed in an automobile crash a mile south of here last night.
The triple tragedy occured (sic) at about 11 p.m. Monday when the Ward automobile crashed into a truck-trailer that had become disabled and blocked the Cuthbert-Columbus highway, Sheriff F. W. Worthington, of Stewart County, reported. Sheriff Worthington said he was holding two Columbus Negroes on an open charge pending further investigation.
Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward leaves only one brother, Seneca A. Pittman, now employed at Robbin’s Field, Macon, Ga.
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THREE PERSONS DIE IN CRASH
Columbus Daily Enquirer (Columbus, GA), Wednesday, 31 May 1944
Frank C. Ward, Wife and Mother Accident Victims
LUMPKIN, Ga., May 30—(AP)—Frank C. Ward, 52, former administrator of the Georgia Agricultural Adjustment Administration, his wife, Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward, and mother, Mrs. Clifford Ard Ward, were killed in an automobile crash a mile south of here last night.
The triple tragedy occured (sic) at about 11 p.m. Monday when the Ward automobile crashed into a truck-trailer that had become disabled and blocked the Cuthbert-Columbus highway, Sheriff F. W. Worthington, of Stewart County, reported. Sheriff Worthington said he was holding two Columbus Negroes on an open charge pending further investigation.
Mrs. Stella Pittman Ward leaves only one brother, Seneca A. Pittman, now employed at Robbin’s Field, Macon, Ga.
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