Mrs. Needham Dies at Beach
Mrs. Amy Needham, of Panama City died today at home. She came here in 1950 from War, West Virginia. She was owner and operator of a grocery store at Panama City Beach. Mrs. Needham was a member of the Gulf Beach Presbyterian Church, and a member of the Victor Rebecca Lodge No. 70 of War, West Virginia. She was past president of the Past Noble Grand Assn. of Southern West Virginia.
Survivors include her husband, S. J. Needham; three sons, J. R. Needham, Panama City Beach, T. F. (Tommy) Needham, Panama City Beach and S. Needham of Evanston, IL, one sister, Mrs. Bertie Lee Carr, Blue Field, W. Va.; four half sisters, Mrs. Maureen, Bociell, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Margaret Cassell, and Mrs. Lucille Corneue, B1ue Field, West Virginia: one half brother; Frederick Sackett Of Keystone, West Va.; two grandsons.
Panama City News Newspaper Archives
June 27, 1957
Mrs. Amy Needham, of Panama City died today at home. She came here in 1950 from War, West Virginia. She was owner and operator of a grocery store at Panama City Beach. Mrs. Needham was a member of the Gulf Beach Presbyterian Church, and a member of the Victor Rebecca Lodge No. 70 of War, West Virginia. She was past president of the Past Noble Grand Assn. of Southern West Virginia.
Survivors include her husband, S. J. Needham; three sons, J. R. Needham, Panama City Beach, T. F. (Tommy) Needham, Panama City Beach and S. Needham of Evanston, IL, one sister, Mrs. Bertie Lee Carr, Blue Field, W. Va.; four half sisters, Mrs. Maureen, Bociell, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Margaret Cassell, and Mrs. Lucille Corneue, B1ue Field, West Virginia: one half brother; Frederick Sackett Of Keystone, West Va.; two grandsons.
Panama City News Newspaper Archives
June 27, 1957
Mrs. Needham Dies at Beach
Mrs. Amy Needham, of Panama City died today at home. She came here in 1950 from War, West Virginia. She was owner and operator of a grocery store at Panama City Beach. Mrs. Needham was a member of the Gulf Beach Presbyterian Church, and a member of the Victor Rebecca Lodge No. 70 of War, West Virginia. She was past president of the Past Noble Grand Assn. of Southern West Virginia.
Survivors include her husband, S. J. Needham; three sons, J. R. Needham, Panama City Beach, T. F. (Tommy) Needham, Panama City Beach and S. Needham of Evanston, IL, one sister, Mrs. Bertie Lee Carr, Blue Field, W. Va.; four half sisters, Mrs. Maureen, Bociell, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Margaret Cassell, and Mrs. Lucille Corneue, B1ue Field, West Virginia: one half brother; Frederick Sackett Of Keystone, West Va.; two grandsons.
Panama City News Newspaper Archives
June 27, 1957
Mrs. Amy Needham, of Panama City died today at home. She came here in 1950 from War, West Virginia. She was owner and operator of a grocery store at Panama City Beach. Mrs. Needham was a member of the Gulf Beach Presbyterian Church, and a member of the Victor Rebecca Lodge No. 70 of War, West Virginia. She was past president of the Past Noble Grand Assn. of Southern West Virginia.
Survivors include her husband, S. J. Needham; three sons, J. R. Needham, Panama City Beach, T. F. (Tommy) Needham, Panama City Beach and S. Needham of Evanston, IL, one sister, Mrs. Bertie Lee Carr, Blue Field, W. Va.; four half sisters, Mrs. Maureen, Bociell, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Margaret Cassell, and Mrs. Lucille Corneue, B1ue Field, West Virginia: one half brother; Frederick Sackett Of Keystone, West Va.; two grandsons.
Panama City News Newspaper Archives
June 27, 1957
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