DEATHS

Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29193, 2 May 1960, Page 1

DEATHS

ADAMS, Annie (of 2 Cecil street, Waltham)—On May 1, i 960, at the residence of her son, 71 Bower avenue, North Brighton, wile of the late William Adams and loved mother of Len, Cyril, and the late Ruby; in her BOth year The Funeral will leave Lamb and Son’s Chapel, 234 Lichfield street Tomorrow v Tuesday), after a service commencing at 2 p.m., for the Sydenham Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son, Ltd. ADAMS, Annie—On May 1, 1960, at Christchurch, dearly loved mother-in-law of Brenda, and loved nana of Maurice, Pamela Gary, Beverley, and the late John. ALLEN, Alexander—On April 30 1960, at his residence, Carisbrook’ Killinchy, dearly loved husband of Margaret Wylie Allen, and loved father of Cath (Mrs A. D. Torrance, Rangiora). Private cremation service This Day (Monday), at 3 p.m. Lamb, A., and Hayward, Ltd. ARMSTRONG. Gladys Bertha— On May 1. 1960, at Christchurch, dearly beloved wife of Albert Leo Armstrong, of 67 Memorial avenue. Fendalton, and dearly beloved mother of Desley (Mrs Blackmore), and Gerard; also loved sister of Frank and Harry Carter. (Suddenly.) The Funeral will leave her residence, 67 Memorial avenue. Fendalton, Tomorrow (Tuesday), after a service commencing at 10.45 a.m., for Bromley Cemetery. Lamb, A., and Hayward, Ltd. Lg'l u,N, Lloyd Andrew—On April 30, 1960, at Timaru, dearly Jjved husband of Lillian Betten, jl Naylor street, Waimate; in his Wth year. Deeply mourned. The Funeral will leave his late residence, This Day (Monday), May 2. after a service commencing at 2 pm., for the Waimate Cemetery. Davies and McVie. BICKERDIKE. Janies—On April 8, 1960, at Christchurch Hospital dearly loved husband of Monica -aura Bickerdike, late Inspector lce ’ Nelson. (Messages to 84 Mam road, Redclifts.) The Funeral will leave our Chapel 32 Cashel street. This Day (Monday), after a service commencing at 3.15 p.m., for Ruru H*Tward em Lamb - A "

Gb,<J y»—On April Christchurch, widow •if George Clark, late of Oamaru, md loved sister of Mrs Gunn (Oamaru); in her 75th year. Messages to Mrs I. Findlay, 46 Jenifer street. Bryndwr. Asleep through Jesus, Ist Thessalonians 4v. 15. The Funeral will leave Mlmore Street Hall, Tomorrow (Tuesday), after a service commencing at 2.30 p.m., for Memorial Park Cemetery. G. Barrell end Sons, Ltd. BAY, Douglas Henry, of Elim Mouse—On April 29. 1960, at Christchurch, elder son of the late William Henry and Ruth W. and loved brother of Muriel »! rs Lovell-Smith), Margery Webley), and Arthur; in his «th year. (Messages to 92 Edward avenue. Shirley.) The Fune5 J eave Chapel. 292 street. This Day (Monafter a service commencing J.— 45 P m « for Waimairi Cemetery. Lamb, A., and Hayward,

9X.0N,. Charles Douglas—On Apnl 30, 1960, at Timaru, beloved husband of Violet Gibson, of 56 v?,S u , st ’’ eet - Timaru. and dearly father of Win (Mrs W. W. ™«>ner). Sibyl (Mrs W. N. Jean (Mrs M - p"nold), and Olive (Mrs S. G. WiUunson, Geraldine); in his S? year. At rest. The Funeral EL leav ' Trinity PresdH*, nan ,. Church, Today (MonJ e . r a service commencSurni, n- 15 am - for the ChristChriw h K Crei ? atoriUrn - Service at Sl stchu _, rc-h 215 p.m. L. W. “etts and Co., Ltd. aSISI5 S ’. Nancy Merle—On Cla^r, 29 ’ 1960 - at her home, 170 lovJi n H e stree t. Riccarton, dearly ht7 d M. aUg ?, ter of A - w - an d the A«hhnJT s H °P klns (formerly of £™urton). rhe Funeral will Du-h, our Chapel, corner of Th?, n 1 a , n . d st - Asa Ph streets, * P a y (Monday), after a sercommencing at 11 a.m., for Ba-Jn Lawn Cemetery. G. Barrell and Sons. Ltd. Charlotte May-On April of tK?’ ?* Tiinaru, third daughter Learv* James and Martha Rom v n< ? dearly loved sister of in h. Vlo , lat - Ivy - and Herbert: Svanc* I 9 * 11 year 'Late o' 11 Fun4=i S,r .^? t ' Timaru.) The BNnr,l leave our Chapel, daviJrt stree t. Tomorrow (Tuesat ,• a *ter a service commencing ! terv ’’ Th tor the Timaru Cemetti messages to 123 Wai--4 *nd^o d ; Ud marU ' L ' W ’ Jane—°n April itreot '~, at h er residence, King , beloved eldest °. f . the late Joseph and • Fm? in her 96th the e Funeral will leave C. ,/l ce her niece, Mrs ninka - y 'J 3rmsby street, Te1 This Lay (Monday), May W\,'. a S er a service commenccSnZL 2 30 P-™- for the Temuka Jittery. W. Galbraith, Tenluka. (£“LAND, Honoria Agnes SpHtonneriy Fitzgibbon, VlcIlitn Rangiora)—On May wjvi Calvary Hospital, loved I* of the late John Dillon Mor(SJ; d .loved mother of Molly (SJ? Jpynl Gordon), and Nora Doody), loved grandmother John, Malcolm. Pauline, . jffT’sa. Dennis, Ann. Kevin, jjlricia. Brian, and the late (MrJ l, a nd loved sister of Kate uj Hugh Caldwell, Wanganui). (Messages to 13 North i ltiS?’ , , T he Funeral will leave ■ (^? a ry s Catholic Church, ManTomorrow (Tues- ’ Sbwi ter Requiem Mass, com- • WhLMf, at 10 a.m., for the Lo- . catholic Cemetery (arriving Kftdmately 11.30 a.m.). Rosary It JiPrrh This Day (Monday), P m - J. Lamb and Son,

MRS G. GIBSON and Family wish to sincerely Thank all kind relatives, friends, and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy, also for the many letters, telegrams, cards, and floral tributes and acts of kindness in their recent sad bereavement. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement as many addresses are unknown.