MRS. S. G. MOBLEY DIES AT HOME IN JOHNSTON
Special to The State.
Johnston, March 1. — Mrs. S. G. MobIey died at her home here yesterday after five days illness from pneumonia.
The town and community is in deep sorrow over the passing of this noble Christian woman. She was beloved by every one for she was of a sweet and gentle disposition and of many beautiful traits of character and of Christian graces.
Mrs. Mobley was one of the most faithful members of the Baptist church and Woman's Missionary society.
Besides her husband, she is survived by two children, Mrs. Eugene McAlpine and Goode Mobley of Hartsville; three sisters, Mrs. Lucia C. Latimer, Mrs. W. S. Mobley and Miss Sara Carwile of this place, and one brother, Will Carwile.
The State (Columbia, South Carolina) · 2 Mar 1925, Mon · Page 10
Special to The State.
Johnston, March 1. — Mrs. S. G. MobIey died at her home here yesterday after five days illness from pneumonia.
The town and community is in deep sorrow over the passing of this noble Christian woman. She was beloved by every one for she was of a sweet and gentle disposition and of many beautiful traits of character and of Christian graces.
Mrs. Mobley was one of the most faithful members of the Baptist church and Woman's Missionary society.
Besides her husband, she is survived by two children, Mrs. Eugene McAlpine and Goode Mobley of Hartsville; three sisters, Mrs. Lucia C. Latimer, Mrs. W. S. Mobley and Miss Sara Carwile of this place, and one brother, Will Carwile.
The State (Columbia, South Carolina) · 2 Mar 1925, Mon · Page 10
MRS. S. G. MOBLEY DIES AT HOME IN JOHNSTON
Special to The State.
Johnston, March 1. — Mrs. S. G. MobIey died at her home here yesterday after five days illness from pneumonia.
The town and community is in deep sorrow over the passing of this noble Christian woman. She was beloved by every one for she was of a sweet and gentle disposition and of many beautiful traits of character and of Christian graces.
Mrs. Mobley was one of the most faithful members of the Baptist church and Woman's Missionary society.
Besides her husband, she is survived by two children, Mrs. Eugene McAlpine and Goode Mobley of Hartsville; three sisters, Mrs. Lucia C. Latimer, Mrs. W. S. Mobley and Miss Sara Carwile of this place, and one brother, Will Carwile.
The State (Columbia, South Carolina) · 2 Mar 1925, Mon · Page 10
Special to The State.
Johnston, March 1. — Mrs. S. G. MobIey died at her home here yesterday after five days illness from pneumonia.
The town and community is in deep sorrow over the passing of this noble Christian woman. She was beloved by every one for she was of a sweet and gentle disposition and of many beautiful traits of character and of Christian graces.
Mrs. Mobley was one of the most faithful members of the Baptist church and Woman's Missionary society.
Besides her husband, she is survived by two children, Mrs. Eugene McAlpine and Goode Mobley of Hartsville; three sisters, Mrs. Lucia C. Latimer, Mrs. W. S. Mobley and Miss Sara Carwile of this place, and one brother, Will Carwile.
The State (Columbia, South Carolina) · 2 Mar 1925, Mon · Page 10
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