When Ernest Kesler passed away unexpectedly at the home of his son G. T. Kesler, last Sunday at 7 p.m., Jefferson lost one of her kind-hearted gentle, tender and very loveable citizens. In the language of the Holy Book, he was without guile. For several weeks he had been ill and unable to en??? his usual avocation at the ???? Super Market, but hopes en???ined for his restoration to health. However, death removed him from pain and suffering. His death caused many sad hearts to family and friends.
This Monday at 3:30 p.m. his body will be put to rest in the Bethany Church cemetery. Rev. P. B. Cash, ?????? by Rev. J. D. Matheson, conducted the funeral services. The pallbearers were Ernest Wilkes, ????? Venable, Harold Venable, ???? McRee, Ford McRee and Lam Jackson.
The esteem in which he was held was manifested by beautiful flowers placed on his mound and the large concourse of friends who lent their presence to his obsequies.
Mr. Kesler was 56 years old, the son of the late George Franklin Kesler of Banks County, and Mrs. Nancy Arthur Kesler of White county. His wife was Miss Ruby Brown, daughter of the late Colonel and Mrs. George W. Brown, who passed away several years ago.
He leaves one son, G. T. Kesler; four brothers, Tobert and Homer, Chicago, Boyd of Brockton and J. W., of Talmo.
This Monday at 3:30 p.m. his body will be put to rest in the Bethany Church cemetery. Rev. P. B. Cash, ?????? by Rev. J. D. Matheson, conducted the funeral services. The pallbearers were Ernest Wilkes, ????? Venable, Harold Venable, ???? McRee, Ford McRee and Lam Jackson.
The esteem in which he was held was manifested by beautiful flowers placed on his mound and the large concourse of friends who lent their presence to his obsequies.
Mr. Kesler was 56 years old, the son of the late George Franklin Kesler of Banks County, and Mrs. Nancy Arthur Kesler of White county. His wife was Miss Ruby Brown, daughter of the late Colonel and Mrs. George W. Brown, who passed away several years ago.
He leaves one son, G. T. Kesler; four brothers, Tobert and Homer, Chicago, Boyd of Brockton and J. W., of Talmo.
When Ernest Kesler passed away unexpectedly at the home of his son G. T. Kesler, last Sunday at 7 p.m., Jefferson lost one of her kind-hearted gentle, tender and very loveable citizens. In the language of the Holy Book, he was without guile. For several weeks he had been ill and unable to en??? his usual avocation at the ???? Super Market, but hopes en???ined for his restoration to health. However, death removed him from pain and suffering. His death caused many sad hearts to family and friends.
This Monday at 3:30 p.m. his body will be put to rest in the Bethany Church cemetery. Rev. P. B. Cash, ?????? by Rev. J. D. Matheson, conducted the funeral services. The pallbearers were Ernest Wilkes, ????? Venable, Harold Venable, ???? McRee, Ford McRee and Lam Jackson.
The esteem in which he was held was manifested by beautiful flowers placed on his mound and the large concourse of friends who lent their presence to his obsequies.
Mr. Kesler was 56 years old, the son of the late George Franklin Kesler of Banks County, and Mrs. Nancy Arthur Kesler of White county. His wife was Miss Ruby Brown, daughter of the late Colonel and Mrs. George W. Brown, who passed away several years ago.
He leaves one son, G. T. Kesler; four brothers, Tobert and Homer, Chicago, Boyd of Brockton and J. W., of Talmo.
This Monday at 3:30 p.m. his body will be put to rest in the Bethany Church cemetery. Rev. P. B. Cash, ?????? by Rev. J. D. Matheson, conducted the funeral services. The pallbearers were Ernest Wilkes, ????? Venable, Harold Venable, ???? McRee, Ford McRee and Lam Jackson.
The esteem in which he was held was manifested by beautiful flowers placed on his mound and the large concourse of friends who lent their presence to his obsequies.
Mr. Kesler was 56 years old, the son of the late George Franklin Kesler of Banks County, and Mrs. Nancy Arthur Kesler of White county. His wife was Miss Ruby Brown, daughter of the late Colonel and Mrs. George W. Brown, who passed away several years ago.
He leaves one son, G. T. Kesler; four brothers, Tobert and Homer, Chicago, Boyd of Brockton and J. W., of Talmo.
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