Married Feb. 19, 1896 at McKendree Methodist Church in Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. McCombs became members of the McKendree Church soon after their marriage. For a number of years, she taught a Sunday School class of young women.. Later she became superintendent of the nursery. She held a life membership in the Woman's Society of Christian Service.
Mrs. McCombs also assisted with several civic projects in her community. She served for a number of years on the Public Library Board and was active in landscaping the west entrance to the city of Jackson, a project of the Thursday Literary Club, GFWC, of which she was a charter member. She belonged to Chapter D.J. of PEO and was contact chairman for the Thursday Study Club at the time of its organization.
Mr. and Mrs. McCombs became members of the McKendree Church soon after their marriage. For a number of years, she taught a Sunday School class of young women.. Later she became superintendent of the nursery. She held a life membership in the Woman's Society of Christian Service.
Mrs. McCombs also assisted with several civic projects in her community. She served for a number of years on the Public Library Board and was active in landscaping the west entrance to the city of Jackson, a project of the Thursday Literary Club, GFWC, of which she was a charter member. She belonged to Chapter D.J. of PEO and was contact chairman for the Thursday Study Club at the time of its organization.
Married Feb. 19, 1896 at McKendree Methodist Church in Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. McCombs became members of the McKendree Church soon after their marriage. For a number of years, she taught a Sunday School class of young women.. Later she became superintendent of the nursery. She held a life membership in the Woman's Society of Christian Service.
Mrs. McCombs also assisted with several civic projects in her community. She served for a number of years on the Public Library Board and was active in landscaping the west entrance to the city of Jackson, a project of the Thursday Literary Club, GFWC, of which she was a charter member. She belonged to Chapter D.J. of PEO and was contact chairman for the Thursday Study Club at the time of its organization.
Mr. and Mrs. McCombs became members of the McKendree Church soon after their marriage. For a number of years, she taught a Sunday School class of young women.. Later she became superintendent of the nursery. She held a life membership in the Woman's Society of Christian Service.
Mrs. McCombs also assisted with several civic projects in her community. She served for a number of years on the Public Library Board and was active in landscaping the west entrance to the city of Jackson, a project of the Thursday Literary Club, GFWC, of which she was a charter member. She belonged to Chapter D.J. of PEO and was contact chairman for the Thursday Study Club at the time of its organization.
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