Crisp-Dodge County GaArchives Obituaries.....Pound, Fannie Wynne November 3, 1929
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Cordele Dispatch., Monday., November 4, 1929
Cordele Dispatch
Cordele., Crisp County., Georgia
Monday., November 4, 1929
BELOVED WOMAN PIONEER CITIZEN TAKEN BY DEATH
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MRS FANNIE WYNNE POUND WARDLAW SUCCUMBS TO BRIEF ILLNESS AT FAMILY HOME.
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Mrs. Fannie Wynne Pound-Wardlaw, wife of Rev. J. P. Wardlaw, passed quietly in 
death Sunday morning at one o’clock following an attack early Saturday morning 
which left her unconsicous and from she never rallied. Up to the hour of her 
serious illness, she had been about her household duties and had even made 
visit downtown, but she had not been in best of health. Her serious illness, 
however, came without warning and she lasted a brief period of time.
The funeral was held this Monday afternoon at four o’clock at the home of 
Judge and Mrs. O. T. Gower. The service were in charge of Rev. O.B. Chester of 
Dublin and Rev. K. Reid of Augusta, both being former pastors of the First 
Methodist church here. Mrs. Edgar Fletcher and Mrs. Ed Jones sung two 
selections “Abide With Me” and “Rock of Ages.” Mrs. George Ballenger 
accompanying at the piano. There were many beautiful flowers from all over the 
community, silent tokens of love and esteem. The remains were laid to rest in 
Sunnyside Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Messrss. J.W. Cannon, J.J. Williams, W. H. Westbrook, E. 
F. Tison, Thomas Nesbitt and J. D. Cobb.
Mrs. Wardlaw was Miss Fannie Wynne, native of Eastman, and was 67 years of 
age. She was a life long member of the Methodist Church and during her most 
useful years as a resident of Cordele her devotion and loyalty to the cause of 
the First Methodist church meant much to its advancement and success. She also 
devoted much time to civic activities and the advancement of all good causes 
in the community. She was lovely home maker and maintained a marked loyalty to 
friends ever where.
In early life she was married to the late B. B. Pound. Here they spent their 
active life together in outstanding devotion to the best interest of the 
community. He died some twenty years ago and about twelve years ago she was 
married to her…


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