The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)
~6 Oct 1975 page 29
Miss Emrick, of 721 Palm Street, West Palm Beach, Florida, died Sunday, October 5, after a sudden illness. Miss Emrick was associated with the Norton Gallery of Art for a number of years, both as a teacher and exhibitor. She was a long time member of the Artist Guild of the Palm Beaches, and one of the founding members of the Ceramic League of the Palm Beaches.
She is survived by her brother, Edward E. Emrick, Jr. of Venice, Florida, and two sisters, Doris Lee of Woodstock, New York, and Mrs. Katherine Blazer of Ashland, Kentucky.
~6 Oct 1975 page 29
Miss Emrick, of 721 Palm Street, West Palm Beach, Florida, died Sunday, October 5, after a sudden illness. Miss Emrick was associated with the Norton Gallery of Art for a number of years, both as a teacher and exhibitor. She was a long time member of the Artist Guild of the Palm Beaches, and one of the founding members of the Ceramic League of the Palm Beaches.
She is survived by her brother, Edward E. Emrick, Jr. of Venice, Florida, and two sisters, Doris Lee of Woodstock, New York, and Mrs. Katherine Blazer of Ashland, Kentucky.
The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach, Florida)
~6 Oct 1975 page 29
Miss Emrick, of 721 Palm Street, West Palm Beach, Florida, died Sunday, October 5, after a sudden illness. Miss Emrick was associated with the Norton Gallery of Art for a number of years, both as a teacher and exhibitor. She was a long time member of the Artist Guild of the Palm Beaches, and one of the founding members of the Ceramic League of the Palm Beaches.
She is survived by her brother, Edward E. Emrick, Jr. of Venice, Florida, and two sisters, Doris Lee of Woodstock, New York, and Mrs. Katherine Blazer of Ashland, Kentucky.
~6 Oct 1975 page 29
Miss Emrick, of 721 Palm Street, West Palm Beach, Florida, died Sunday, October 5, after a sudden illness. Miss Emrick was associated with the Norton Gallery of Art for a number of years, both as a teacher and exhibitor. She was a long time member of the Artist Guild of the Palm Beaches, and one of the founding members of the Ceramic League of the Palm Beaches.
She is survived by her brother, Edward E. Emrick, Jr. of Venice, Florida, and two sisters, Doris Lee of Woodstock, New York, and Mrs. Katherine Blazer of Ashland, Kentucky.
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