Mrs. Frances Locke Dies
after Lingering Illness

Funeral Services Held Monday
Afternoon at the Family Residence
B.  August 1854
D. November 16, 1914

After an illness of several months, Mrs.
Cooper Frances Locke, wife of Mr. Jesse
Locke, passed away Sunday night at her
home, 1804 College Street.

Mrs. Locke had been in poor health for 
several years and for two months had been
confined to her bed, suffering from a 
complication of diseases.

She was a consistent member of the First
M.E. Church and lived up to its doctrines.
She was a true friend, a good neighbor, and
was ever anxious to help those who needed
help.

Besides a devoted husband, she leaves one
sister, Mrs. Dan Mosby, and two brothers,
Dr. G. B. Clement, of Meridian, and Dr. W. 
A. Clement, of Rural Hill.  To these
bereaved ones, the Commercial extends 
heartfelt sympathy.

The funeral occurred at three-thirty o'clock
Monday afternoon at the family residence and
the remains were interred at Friendship
Cemetery, Dr. W. L. Duren conducting the
last sad rites.  The pall bearers were:
Dr. W. W. Westmoreland, Sr. Hon. James T.
Harrison, Messrs. Parker Reeves, R. D. Brooks,
G. D. Harris, C. H. Ayres, and J. K. Egger.