Published September 17, 1907 in the Columbus Commercial
Mrs. Ann E. Smith, aged 82, died at West Point Thursday night of paralysis. Her husband was the late J. K. Smith, and she was a sister of Col. A. S. Payne, of this city. Mrs. Smith leaves five daughters and a host of relatives and friends. She was a consistent Christian, and builded a character which will remain as a beacon light to those who would strive for a noble and pure life. The body was brought to Columbus Friday at noon and after services held in the Episcopal church the burial took place at Friendship cemetery.
Mrs. Ann E. Smith, aged 82, died at West Point Thursday night of paralysis. Her husband was the late J. K. Smith, and she was a sister of Col. A. S. Payne, of this city. Mrs. Smith leaves five daughters and a host of relatives and friends. She was a consistent Christian, and builded a character which will remain as a beacon light to those who would strive for a noble and pure life. The body was brought to Columbus Friday at noon and after services held in the Episcopal church the burial took place at Friendship cemetery.
Published September 17, 1907 in the Columbus Commercial
Mrs. Ann E. Smith, aged 82, died at West Point Thursday night of paralysis. Her husband was the late J. K. Smith, and she was a sister of Col. A. S. Payne, of this city. Mrs. Smith leaves five daughters and a host of relatives and friends. She was a consistent Christian, and builded a character which will remain as a beacon light to those who would strive for a noble and pure life. The body was brought to Columbus Friday at noon and after services held in the Episcopal church the burial took place at Friendship cemetery.
Mrs. Ann E. Smith, aged 82, died at West Point Thursday night of paralysis. Her husband was the late J. K. Smith, and she was a sister of Col. A. S. Payne, of this city. Mrs. Smith leaves five daughters and a host of relatives and friends. She was a consistent Christian, and builded a character which will remain as a beacon light to those who would strive for a noble and pure life. The body was brought to Columbus Friday at noon and after services held in the Episcopal church the burial took place at Friendship cemetery.
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