Adah E. Ford, 65, died February 24, 1964 at the Broaddus Hospital in Philippi, West Virginia. She was born June 13, 1898, in Hambleton, West Virginia to the late James L. and Sarah Bolyard Ford.
Surviving are three brothers, George Ford of Lake Park, Maryland, John Wesley Ford of Morgantown, West Virginia and Cecil Ford of Parsons, West Virginia.
Miss Ford operated a general merchandising store in Hendricks for several years. She was a member of the Hambleton Methodist Church and the Hambleton English Club.
Services were held at the Greenlief Funeral Home by the Reverend Meade Gutshall, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Parsons. Burial is at Parsons Cemetery.
Source: Inter-Mountain Newspaper 2-26-1964
Surviving are three brothers, George Ford of Lake Park, Maryland, John Wesley Ford of Morgantown, West Virginia and Cecil Ford of Parsons, West Virginia.
Miss Ford operated a general merchandising store in Hendricks for several years. She was a member of the Hambleton Methodist Church and the Hambleton English Club.
Services were held at the Greenlief Funeral Home by the Reverend Meade Gutshall, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Parsons. Burial is at Parsons Cemetery.
Source: Inter-Mountain Newspaper 2-26-1964
Adah E. Ford, 65, died February 24, 1964 at the Broaddus Hospital in Philippi, West Virginia. She was born June 13, 1898, in Hambleton, West Virginia to the late James L. and Sarah Bolyard Ford.
Surviving are three brothers, George Ford of Lake Park, Maryland, John Wesley Ford of Morgantown, West Virginia and Cecil Ford of Parsons, West Virginia.
Miss Ford operated a general merchandising store in Hendricks for several years. She was a member of the Hambleton Methodist Church and the Hambleton English Club.
Services were held at the Greenlief Funeral Home by the Reverend Meade Gutshall, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Parsons. Burial is at Parsons Cemetery.
Source: Inter-Mountain Newspaper 2-26-1964
Surviving are three brothers, George Ford of Lake Park, Maryland, John Wesley Ford of Morgantown, West Virginia and Cecil Ford of Parsons, West Virginia.
Miss Ford operated a general merchandising store in Hendricks for several years. She was a member of the Hambleton Methodist Church and the Hambleton English Club.
Services were held at the Greenlief Funeral Home by the Reverend Meade Gutshall, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Parsons. Burial is at Parsons Cemetery.
Source: Inter-Mountain Newspaper 2-26-1964
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