James Mark Ashley Passes-
Final rites were, said Saturday afternoon for James Mark Ashley, 66, who died at a Jackson hospital after a lengthy illness. Mr. Ashley moved to Mt. Olive from Smith county several years ago, where he won many friends in the community. He was a prominent retired farmer, member of the Baptist church, and active in civic affairs before illness forced his retirement.
Funeral services were held from the Zion Hill church near Mize, with Rev. Quincy Sullivan officiating. Interment was in the Alex Sullivan cemetery, with Mims Mitchell in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Syndy Chain Ashley, one sister, Mrs. Lula Craft of Mt. Olive, and one brother, G. I. Ashley, of Collins.
Pall bearers were Ford Chain, Gabe Chain, Vardaman Chain, Theron Chain, George Geriner and Harvey Tanner.
Clipped from The Magee Courier, Magee, Mississippi, 14 May 1953, Thu • Page 5
CARD OF THANKS
We take pleasure in thanking you our friends and relatives, for the attention, kindness and sympathy given us during the long, dark and dreary hours of illness and death of our husband and brother, Mark Ashley. Especially we thank you for the beautiful flowers that were so many in number.
We wish to thank the nurses and doctors of the State Charity Hospital in Jackson for their untiring attention and medical care, and Rev. Quincy Sullivan, the quartet, and others who assisted in the services, for their comforting words.
May God richly bless each and everyone of you.
Mrs. J. M. Ashley
Mrs. Lula Craft
G. I. Ashley
Final rites were, said Saturday afternoon for James Mark Ashley, 66, who died at a Jackson hospital after a lengthy illness. Mr. Ashley moved to Mt. Olive from Smith county several years ago, where he won many friends in the community. He was a prominent retired farmer, member of the Baptist church, and active in civic affairs before illness forced his retirement.
Funeral services were held from the Zion Hill church near Mize, with Rev. Quincy Sullivan officiating. Interment was in the Alex Sullivan cemetery, with Mims Mitchell in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Syndy Chain Ashley, one sister, Mrs. Lula Craft of Mt. Olive, and one brother, G. I. Ashley, of Collins.
Pall bearers were Ford Chain, Gabe Chain, Vardaman Chain, Theron Chain, George Geriner and Harvey Tanner.
Clipped from The Magee Courier, Magee, Mississippi, 14 May 1953, Thu • Page 5
CARD OF THANKS
We take pleasure in thanking you our friends and relatives, for the attention, kindness and sympathy given us during the long, dark and dreary hours of illness and death of our husband and brother, Mark Ashley. Especially we thank you for the beautiful flowers that were so many in number.
We wish to thank the nurses and doctors of the State Charity Hospital in Jackson for their untiring attention and medical care, and Rev. Quincy Sullivan, the quartet, and others who assisted in the services, for their comforting words.
May God richly bless each and everyone of you.
Mrs. J. M. Ashley
Mrs. Lula Craft
G. I. Ashley
James Mark Ashley Passes-
Final rites were, said Saturday afternoon for James Mark Ashley, 66, who died at a Jackson hospital after a lengthy illness. Mr. Ashley moved to Mt. Olive from Smith county several years ago, where he won many friends in the community. He was a prominent retired farmer, member of the Baptist church, and active in civic affairs before illness forced his retirement.
Funeral services were held from the Zion Hill church near Mize, with Rev. Quincy Sullivan officiating. Interment was in the Alex Sullivan cemetery, with Mims Mitchell in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Syndy Chain Ashley, one sister, Mrs. Lula Craft of Mt. Olive, and one brother, G. I. Ashley, of Collins.
Pall bearers were Ford Chain, Gabe Chain, Vardaman Chain, Theron Chain, George Geriner and Harvey Tanner.
Clipped from The Magee Courier, Magee, Mississippi, 14 May 1953, Thu • Page 5
CARD OF THANKS
We take pleasure in thanking you our friends and relatives, for the attention, kindness and sympathy given us during the long, dark and dreary hours of illness and death of our husband and brother, Mark Ashley. Especially we thank you for the beautiful flowers that were so many in number.
We wish to thank the nurses and doctors of the State Charity Hospital in Jackson for their untiring attention and medical care, and Rev. Quincy Sullivan, the quartet, and others who assisted in the services, for their comforting words.
May God richly bless each and everyone of you.
Mrs. J. M. Ashley
Mrs. Lula Craft
G. I. Ashley
Final rites were, said Saturday afternoon for James Mark Ashley, 66, who died at a Jackson hospital after a lengthy illness. Mr. Ashley moved to Mt. Olive from Smith county several years ago, where he won many friends in the community. He was a prominent retired farmer, member of the Baptist church, and active in civic affairs before illness forced his retirement.
Funeral services were held from the Zion Hill church near Mize, with Rev. Quincy Sullivan officiating. Interment was in the Alex Sullivan cemetery, with Mims Mitchell in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Syndy Chain Ashley, one sister, Mrs. Lula Craft of Mt. Olive, and one brother, G. I. Ashley, of Collins.
Pall bearers were Ford Chain, Gabe Chain, Vardaman Chain, Theron Chain, George Geriner and Harvey Tanner.
Clipped from The Magee Courier, Magee, Mississippi, 14 May 1953, Thu • Page 5
CARD OF THANKS
We take pleasure in thanking you our friends and relatives, for the attention, kindness and sympathy given us during the long, dark and dreary hours of illness and death of our husband and brother, Mark Ashley. Especially we thank you for the beautiful flowers that were so many in number.
We wish to thank the nurses and doctors of the State Charity Hospital in Jackson for their untiring attention and medical care, and Rev. Quincy Sullivan, the quartet, and others who assisted in the services, for their comforting words.
May God richly bless each and everyone of you.
Mrs. J. M. Ashley
Mrs. Lula Craft
G. I. Ashley
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