She was the daughter of William Johnson "Will" and Fannie Beatrice (Dial) Fanning and married James Luther Hayes. Her obituary follows:
Mrs. Bertha Ida Hayes, 60, died at her home near Champ Monday night, July 26. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Champ Church, conducted by B. D. Smith, with burial in the Champ Cemetery. She was a prominent woman of the community and loved by all who knew her. Survivors are her husband, Luther Hayes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin Walker and Mrs. Woodrow Ashby; one son, Woodrow Hayes; 9 grandchildren, all of the Champ community; three sisters, Mrs. Tom George, Mrs. Hugh Thompson, and Mrs. Monroe White; two brothers, C. J. Fanning and W. H. Fanning, of Lincoln County.
Source:
The Fayetteville Observer
Fayetteville, Tennessee
Thursday, August 1, 1946
Mrs. Bertha Ida Hayes, 60, died at her home near Champ Monday night, July 26. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Champ Church, conducted by B. D. Smith, with burial in the Champ Cemetery. She was a prominent woman of the community and loved by all who knew her. Survivors are her husband, Luther Hayes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin Walker and Mrs. Woodrow Ashby; one son, Woodrow Hayes; 9 grandchildren, all of the Champ community; three sisters, Mrs. Tom George, Mrs. Hugh Thompson, and Mrs. Monroe White; two brothers, C. J. Fanning and W. H. Fanning, of Lincoln County.
Source:
The Fayetteville Observer
Fayetteville, Tennessee
Thursday, August 1, 1946
She was the daughter of William Johnson "Will" and Fannie Beatrice (Dial) Fanning and married James Luther Hayes. Her obituary follows:
Mrs. Bertha Ida Hayes, 60, died at her home near Champ Monday night, July 26. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Champ Church, conducted by B. D. Smith, with burial in the Champ Cemetery. She was a prominent woman of the community and loved by all who knew her. Survivors are her husband, Luther Hayes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin Walker and Mrs. Woodrow Ashby; one son, Woodrow Hayes; 9 grandchildren, all of the Champ community; three sisters, Mrs. Tom George, Mrs. Hugh Thompson, and Mrs. Monroe White; two brothers, C. J. Fanning and W. H. Fanning, of Lincoln County.
Source:
The Fayetteville Observer
Fayetteville, Tennessee
Thursday, August 1, 1946
Mrs. Bertha Ida Hayes, 60, died at her home near Champ Monday night, July 26. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Champ Church, conducted by B. D. Smith, with burial in the Champ Cemetery. She was a prominent woman of the community and loved by all who knew her. Survivors are her husband, Luther Hayes; two daughters, Mrs. Marvin Walker and Mrs. Woodrow Ashby; one son, Woodrow Hayes; 9 grandchildren, all of the Champ community; three sisters, Mrs. Tom George, Mrs. Hugh Thompson, and Mrs. Monroe White; two brothers, C. J. Fanning and W. H. Fanning, of Lincoln County.
Source:
The Fayetteville Observer
Fayetteville, Tennessee
Thursday, August 1, 1946
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