Muscogee County GaArchives Obituaries.....Andrews, Belle Shaw March 23, 1940
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Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Sunday, March 24, 1940
         MRS. ANDREWS DIES SATURDAY

Funeral Services for Beloved Woman Will Be Held This Afternoon.

  Mrs. Belle Shaw Andrews, widow of Tom Andrews, Sr., died at 5:50 o'clock 
yesterday afternoon at her home, 1211 Munro Avenue, after having been in 
declining health for the past two years.  Serious illness developed a few 
weeks ago, and her condition gradually grew worse.
  Mrs. Andrews was one of the best known and best beloved women in Columbus, 
and her death carries sorrow to a wide circle of friends.  She was active in 
church and club work and in the program of the patriotic societies.
  She was vice-president of the Ladies Memorial Association, and had served as 
an officer of the organization for many years, had been on the governing board 
of the Woman's club for a number of years; was a member of Oglethorpe chapter 
Daughters of the American Revolution, and of the United Daughters of the 
Confederacy.
  Mrs. Andrews was one of the most faithful and useful members of St. Paul 
Methodist church, and was devoted to her church and its interests.  She was 
active in Sunday School work and was a member of the Mary Lewis Redd circle of 
the church.  Mrs. Andrews attended Sunday School and Church services as long 
as her physical strength permitted and her deep interest in St. Paul Church 
and its work was manifested to the last.
  Mrs. Andrews was born in Chattahoochee County, the daughter of Margaret 
Wardlaw Shaw and David Joseph Shaw.  She had been a resident of Columbus from 
girlhood.
  The surviving children are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Andrews, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs 
Jack J. Pease, and the grandchildren are Augusta Embry Andrews, Isabel Shaw 
Andrews, Aylmer Katharine Andrews, Mabel Pease Andrews, Jack J. Pease, Jr., 
Thomas Andrews Pease and Margaret Isabel Pease.
  Surviving also are a sister, Mrs. Margaret Shaw Saynow, of Tallahassee; a 
brother, D. E. Shaw, of Oregon, and several nieces.
  The funeral services will take place at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon from the 
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Pease, 1211 Munro Avenue, conducted by Rev. 
K. H. MacGregor, pastor of St. Paul Methodist Church.  Interment will be in 
Linwood Cemetery.
  The pallbearers will be;  Ben Wardlaw, Billy Webster, C. S. Sparkman, Frank 
J. Bickerstaff, Hugh MaMath and L. G. Pease.

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