Called Inez. Daughter of Frank & Minnie L. (DIMON) REESE. Married Roy Mitchell RODGERS, son of Seranus Morgan & Estella (LAND) RODGERS.
"DEATHS AND FUNERALS...MRS. R. M. RODGERS. // Mrs. R. M. RODGERS, aged 28 years, did at the City Hospital, where she was taken from her home at Gentian on Tusday night, at 8:50 yesterday morning. She has been ill fifteen days with complications. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Lillian Frances and Minnie Estelle, three sons, Roy Cuthbert, Robert MItchell, Clifton Earl, her mother, Mrs. Minnie L. REESE, of Washington, D.C., two sisters, Mrs. Lester TILLMAN and Miss Effie REESE, of Washington, D.C., three brohters, Herbert REESE, of U.S. Navy, Clifton REESE, of Danville, Va., and Palmer REESE, of Washington, D. C. She was a devout member of the Rose Hill Methodist Church, of this city and was loved by a large circle of friends in Columbus and vicinity where she was well known. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of Mrs. S. M. RODGERS, at Gentian. Interment will be at Double Churches." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 26 DEC 1919, p. 4.]
"DEATHS AND FUNERALS...MRS. R. M. RODGERS. // Mrs. R. M. RODGERS, aged 28 years, did at the City Hospital, where she was taken from her home at Gentian on Tusday night, at 8:50 yesterday morning. She has been ill fifteen days with complications. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Lillian Frances and Minnie Estelle, three sons, Roy Cuthbert, Robert MItchell, Clifton Earl, her mother, Mrs. Minnie L. REESE, of Washington, D.C., two sisters, Mrs. Lester TILLMAN and Miss Effie REESE, of Washington, D.C., three brohters, Herbert REESE, of U.S. Navy, Clifton REESE, of Danville, Va., and Palmer REESE, of Washington, D. C. She was a devout member of the Rose Hill Methodist Church, of this city and was loved by a large circle of friends in Columbus and vicinity where she was well known. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of Mrs. S. M. RODGERS, at Gentian. Interment will be at Double Churches." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 26 DEC 1919, p. 4.]
Called Inez. Daughter of Frank & Minnie L. (DIMON) REESE. Married Roy Mitchell RODGERS, son of Seranus Morgan & Estella (LAND) RODGERS.
"DEATHS AND FUNERALS...MRS. R. M. RODGERS. // Mrs. R. M. RODGERS, aged 28 years, did at the City Hospital, where she was taken from her home at Gentian on Tusday night, at 8:50 yesterday morning. She has been ill fifteen days with complications. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Lillian Frances and Minnie Estelle, three sons, Roy Cuthbert, Robert MItchell, Clifton Earl, her mother, Mrs. Minnie L. REESE, of Washington, D.C., two sisters, Mrs. Lester TILLMAN and Miss Effie REESE, of Washington, D.C., three brohters, Herbert REESE, of U.S. Navy, Clifton REESE, of Danville, Va., and Palmer REESE, of Washington, D. C. She was a devout member of the Rose Hill Methodist Church, of this city and was loved by a large circle of friends in Columbus and vicinity where she was well known. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of Mrs. S. M. RODGERS, at Gentian. Interment will be at Double Churches." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 26 DEC 1919, p. 4.]
"DEATHS AND FUNERALS...MRS. R. M. RODGERS. // Mrs. R. M. RODGERS, aged 28 years, did at the City Hospital, where she was taken from her home at Gentian on Tusday night, at 8:50 yesterday morning. She has been ill fifteen days with complications. Besides her husband, she is survived by two daughters, Lillian Frances and Minnie Estelle, three sons, Roy Cuthbert, Robert MItchell, Clifton Earl, her mother, Mrs. Minnie L. REESE, of Washington, D.C., two sisters, Mrs. Lester TILLMAN and Miss Effie REESE, of Washington, D.C., three brohters, Herbert REESE, of U.S. Navy, Clifton REESE, of Danville, Va., and Palmer REESE, of Washington, D. C. She was a devout member of the Rose Hill Methodist Church, of this city and was loved by a large circle of friends in Columbus and vicinity where she was well known. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of Mrs. S. M. RODGERS, at Gentian. Interment will be at Double Churches." [Columbus (GA) Enquirer-Sun newspaper, Friday, 26 DEC 1919, p. 4.]
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