Miss Margaret Campbell Dixon died at her residence in Raleigh at 4:15 yesterday afternoon. She was 93. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
Miss Dixon was the sister of Mrs. Ida M. Paine, who died last Friday. The two, who had made their home together many years were ill for about 5 years.
Her parents were the late Judge and Mrs. L.V. Dixon of Jackson, MS.
She moved here as a child. Miss Dixon attended the old Lafayette School and St. Agnes Academy. She was a charter member of the First Church of Christ.
Miss Dixon leaves a brother, Frank G. Dixon of Memphis and a niece and foster daughter, Mrs. John T. Willins of Raleigh.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Thursday, July 20, 1944.
Miss Dixon was the sister of Mrs. Ida M. Paine, who died last Friday. The two, who had made their home together many years were ill for about 5 years.
Her parents were the late Judge and Mrs. L.V. Dixon of Jackson, MS.
She moved here as a child. Miss Dixon attended the old Lafayette School and St. Agnes Academy. She was a charter member of the First Church of Christ.
Miss Dixon leaves a brother, Frank G. Dixon of Memphis and a niece and foster daughter, Mrs. John T. Willins of Raleigh.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Thursday, July 20, 1944.
Miss Margaret Campbell Dixon died at her residence in Raleigh at 4:15 yesterday afternoon. She was 93. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
Miss Dixon was the sister of Mrs. Ida M. Paine, who died last Friday. The two, who had made their home together many years were ill for about 5 years.
Her parents were the late Judge and Mrs. L.V. Dixon of Jackson, MS.
She moved here as a child. Miss Dixon attended the old Lafayette School and St. Agnes Academy. She was a charter member of the First Church of Christ.
Miss Dixon leaves a brother, Frank G. Dixon of Memphis and a niece and foster daughter, Mrs. John T. Willins of Raleigh.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Thursday, July 20, 1944.
Miss Dixon was the sister of Mrs. Ida M. Paine, who died last Friday. The two, who had made their home together many years were ill for about 5 years.
Her parents were the late Judge and Mrs. L.V. Dixon of Jackson, MS.
She moved here as a child. Miss Dixon attended the old Lafayette School and St. Agnes Academy. She was a charter member of the First Church of Christ.
Miss Dixon leaves a brother, Frank G. Dixon of Memphis and a niece and foster daughter, Mrs. John T. Willins of Raleigh.
Published in The Commercial Appeal on Thursday, July 20, 1944.
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