Daughter of Samuel Asa and Caro Ellerbe Miles, wife of Edward Tyson Willcox.
MRS. E. T. WILLCOX DIES IN FLORENCE
Well Known Woman Prominent In Club Work Passes After Week's Illness
MARION - Mrs. Edward T. Willcox of this city died early this morning at the Florence hospital following an illness of about a week.
She is survived by her husband, E. T. Willcox of Marion; her children, Edith Willcox, Margaret Willcox, E. T. Willcox, Jr. and Carolyn Ellerbe Willcox, all of Marion; her mother, Mrs. C. E. Miles of Marion; and her sisters, Mrs. J. A. Stone of Little River, Mrs. D. M. Berry and Mrs. E. D. McClenny of Marion besides a large family connection.
Mrs. Willcox was prominent in club work, being a member of and holding offices in various local women's organizations, and was a woman of considerable literary talent. She was a member of the First Methodist church of this city and was active in religious and missionary works. Hers was a beautiful Christian life and her death is a great loss to the community.
Funeral services and the interment will take place at Rose Hill Cemetery at Marion at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Published in The State, December 30, 1923
MRS. E. T. WILLCOX DIES IN FLORENCE
Well Known Woman Prominent In Club Work Passes After Week's Illness
MARION - Mrs. Edward T. Willcox of this city died early this morning at the Florence hospital following an illness of about a week.
She is survived by her husband, E. T. Willcox of Marion; her children, Edith Willcox, Margaret Willcox, E. T. Willcox, Jr. and Carolyn Ellerbe Willcox, all of Marion; her mother, Mrs. C. E. Miles of Marion; and her sisters, Mrs. J. A. Stone of Little River, Mrs. D. M. Berry and Mrs. E. D. McClenny of Marion besides a large family connection.
Mrs. Willcox was prominent in club work, being a member of and holding offices in various local women's organizations, and was a woman of considerable literary talent. She was a member of the First Methodist church of this city and was active in religious and missionary works. Hers was a beautiful Christian life and her death is a great loss to the community.
Funeral services and the interment will take place at Rose Hill Cemetery at Marion at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Published in The State, December 30, 1923
Daughter of Samuel Asa and Caro Ellerbe Miles, wife of Edward Tyson Willcox.
MRS. E. T. WILLCOX DIES IN FLORENCE
Well Known Woman Prominent In Club Work Passes After Week's Illness
MARION - Mrs. Edward T. Willcox of this city died early this morning at the Florence hospital following an illness of about a week.
She is survived by her husband, E. T. Willcox of Marion; her children, Edith Willcox, Margaret Willcox, E. T. Willcox, Jr. and Carolyn Ellerbe Willcox, all of Marion; her mother, Mrs. C. E. Miles of Marion; and her sisters, Mrs. J. A. Stone of Little River, Mrs. D. M. Berry and Mrs. E. D. McClenny of Marion besides a large family connection.
Mrs. Willcox was prominent in club work, being a member of and holding offices in various local women's organizations, and was a woman of considerable literary talent. She was a member of the First Methodist church of this city and was active in religious and missionary works. Hers was a beautiful Christian life and her death is a great loss to the community.
Funeral services and the interment will take place at Rose Hill Cemetery at Marion at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Published in The State, December 30, 1923
MRS. E. T. WILLCOX DIES IN FLORENCE
Well Known Woman Prominent In Club Work Passes After Week's Illness
MARION - Mrs. Edward T. Willcox of this city died early this morning at the Florence hospital following an illness of about a week.
She is survived by her husband, E. T. Willcox of Marion; her children, Edith Willcox, Margaret Willcox, E. T. Willcox, Jr. and Carolyn Ellerbe Willcox, all of Marion; her mother, Mrs. C. E. Miles of Marion; and her sisters, Mrs. J. A. Stone of Little River, Mrs. D. M. Berry and Mrs. E. D. McClenny of Marion besides a large family connection.
Mrs. Willcox was prominent in club work, being a member of and holding offices in various local women's organizations, and was a woman of considerable literary talent. She was a member of the First Methodist church of this city and was active in religious and missionary works. Hers was a beautiful Christian life and her death is a great loss to the community.
Funeral services and the interment will take place at Rose Hill Cemetery at Marion at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Published in The State, December 30, 1923
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