Atlanta Constitution, 11 Dec 1911
Mrs. Inez Baber Adams, wife of Eugene Flournoy Adams, of 445 South Boulevard, died yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock at a private sanitarium. Although Mrs. Adams had been in ill health for more than a year, she had not been dangerously sick until a few days before her death, and the end came very unexpectedly to her family and friends.
Mrs. Adams had resided in Atlanta practically all of her life, and was widely known and everywhere beloved. She was a member of the Baptist church, and a woman who was known for her thoughtful consideration of others, and her kindly disposition. Life's struggle has ended for her, but she has left a precious memory to comfort and inspire all whose privilege it was to know her.
Besides her husband, who is prominently connected with the Standard Oil Company, Mrs. Adams is survived by her mother, Mrs. A. J. Baber; her sisters, Mrs. H. R. Beane and Miss Addie Baber, or Atlanta; Miss Bernice Baber, of Movile, Ala.; Mrs. W. O Hudson, of New Orleans, and two children - Mrs. Dupont Murphy, of Atlanta, and Eugene B. Adams, of Albany, GA.
Mrs. Inez Baber Adams, wife of Eugene Flournoy Adams, of 445 South Boulevard, died yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock at a private sanitarium. Although Mrs. Adams had been in ill health for more than a year, she had not been dangerously sick until a few days before her death, and the end came very unexpectedly to her family and friends.
Mrs. Adams had resided in Atlanta practically all of her life, and was widely known and everywhere beloved. She was a member of the Baptist church, and a woman who was known for her thoughtful consideration of others, and her kindly disposition. Life's struggle has ended for her, but she has left a precious memory to comfort and inspire all whose privilege it was to know her.
Besides her husband, who is prominently connected with the Standard Oil Company, Mrs. Adams is survived by her mother, Mrs. A. J. Baber; her sisters, Mrs. H. R. Beane and Miss Addie Baber, or Atlanta; Miss Bernice Baber, of Movile, Ala.; Mrs. W. O Hudson, of New Orleans, and two children - Mrs. Dupont Murphy, of Atlanta, and Eugene B. Adams, of Albany, GA.
Atlanta Constitution, 11 Dec 1911
Mrs. Inez Baber Adams, wife of Eugene Flournoy Adams, of 445 South Boulevard, died yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock at a private sanitarium. Although Mrs. Adams had been in ill health for more than a year, she had not been dangerously sick until a few days before her death, and the end came very unexpectedly to her family and friends.
Mrs. Adams had resided in Atlanta practically all of her life, and was widely known and everywhere beloved. She was a member of the Baptist church, and a woman who was known for her thoughtful consideration of others, and her kindly disposition. Life's struggle has ended for her, but she has left a precious memory to comfort and inspire all whose privilege it was to know her.
Besides her husband, who is prominently connected with the Standard Oil Company, Mrs. Adams is survived by her mother, Mrs. A. J. Baber; her sisters, Mrs. H. R. Beane and Miss Addie Baber, or Atlanta; Miss Bernice Baber, of Movile, Ala.; Mrs. W. O Hudson, of New Orleans, and two children - Mrs. Dupont Murphy, of Atlanta, and Eugene B. Adams, of Albany, GA.
Mrs. Inez Baber Adams, wife of Eugene Flournoy Adams, of 445 South Boulevard, died yesterday morning, at 3 o'clock at a private sanitarium. Although Mrs. Adams had been in ill health for more than a year, she had not been dangerously sick until a few days before her death, and the end came very unexpectedly to her family and friends.
Mrs. Adams had resided in Atlanta practically all of her life, and was widely known and everywhere beloved. She was a member of the Baptist church, and a woman who was known for her thoughtful consideration of others, and her kindly disposition. Life's struggle has ended for her, but she has left a precious memory to comfort and inspire all whose privilege it was to know her.
Besides her husband, who is prominently connected with the Standard Oil Company, Mrs. Adams is survived by her mother, Mrs. A. J. Baber; her sisters, Mrs. H. R. Beane and Miss Addie Baber, or Atlanta; Miss Bernice Baber, of Movile, Ala.; Mrs. W. O Hudson, of New Orleans, and two children - Mrs. Dupont Murphy, of Atlanta, and Eugene B. Adams, of Albany, GA.
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