Taylor-Muscogee County GaArchives Obituaries.....Hobbs, Clifford September 29, 1918
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The Butler Herald, October 3, 1918
The Butler Herald
Thursday, October 3, 1918
Page One

Miss Hobbs’ Death Occurred Here Sunday

Miss Clifford Hobbs, age about 35, departed this life at the home of her sister,
Mrs. W.W. Douglass, Sunday afternoon.  While her health had not been good for
quite a while, yet her death was very unexpected.

Miss Hobbs was a member of one of the Missionary Baptist churches of Columbus,
and lived a pure Christian life, ever showing the saving power of the Son of God
to keep and save.

She was deprived of a mother’s love in early life, and her father, Mr. J.B.
Hobbs, late of Columbus, met his death by accident about two years ago.  She had
been visiting her sister Mrs. Douglass for quite a while before she was taken
ill and won for herself a number of friends.  Her remains were taken to the
Hayes cemetery near Norwich, for interment, the funeral service was conducted by
Revs. H.O. Fowler and L.A. Harrell.

She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. W.W. Douglass and Mrs. W.A. Childs, of
Taylor County and Mrs. Ada Perkins, Box Springs.  Also two brothers, F. Hobbs of
Vera, Fla. and Herschell Hobbs of Columbus, Ga.



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