The Roanoke Leader August 1904
NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE ROANOKE LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for AUGUST 1904
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, August 17, 1904
Mrs. Joe Fincher, along a sufferer of consumption, was buried at Providence cemetery last Wednesday, with the corpse of her newborn babe sweetly resting in it's mother's arms. Through in the embrace of death, the sight was beautiful to behold. Sister Fincher was the daughter of Rev. W.H. Wright. She was a fond and devoted wife, a doting mother and a faithful member of the Baptist church. Joe is a hard worker, a good citizen and has the entire sympathy of all who know him.
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NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE ROANOKE LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for AUGUST 1904
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, August 17, 1904
Mrs. Joe Fincher, along a sufferer of consumption, was buried at Providence cemetery last Wednesday, with the corpse of her newborn babe sweetly resting in it's mother's arms. Through in the embrace of death, the sight was beautiful to behold. Sister Fincher was the daughter of Rev. W.H. Wright. She was a fond and devoted wife, a doting mother and a faithful member of the Baptist church. Joe is a hard worker, a good citizen and has the entire sympathy of all who know him.
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The Roanoke Leader August 1904
NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE ROANOKE LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for AUGUST 1904
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, August 17, 1904
Mrs. Joe Fincher, along a sufferer of consumption, was buried at Providence cemetery last Wednesday, with the corpse of her newborn babe sweetly resting in it's mother's arms. Through in the embrace of death, the sight was beautiful to behold. Sister Fincher was the daughter of Rev. W.H. Wright. She was a fond and devoted wife, a doting mother and a faithful member of the Baptist church. Joe is a hard worker, a good citizen and has the entire sympathy of all who know him.
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NEWSPAPER ABSTRACTS FROM "THE ROANOKE LEADER", Roanoke, Randolph County,
Alabama for AUGUST 1904
NEWSPAPER Issue of Wednesday, August 17, 1904
Mrs. Joe Fincher, along a sufferer of consumption, was buried at Providence cemetery last Wednesday, with the corpse of her newborn babe sweetly resting in it's mother's arms. Through in the embrace of death, the sight was beautiful to behold. Sister Fincher was the daughter of Rev. W.H. Wright. She was a fond and devoted wife, a doting mother and a faithful member of the Baptist church. Joe is a hard worker, a good citizen and has the entire sympathy of all who know him.
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