Avery-Mcdowell County NcArchives Obituaries.....Guy, Mrs. E. C. , Landis 1932
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Avery Advocate February 4, 1932

Mrs. E.C. Guy Dies Following Long Illness; Rites Held
	Following more than a year of lingering illness during which she 
underwent a major operation and received radium treatment Mrs. E.C. Guy, 42 
died at the home of her brother C.B. Landis in Marion Tuesday afternoon.
	Realizing that she was unable to overcome the lingering sure death 
which had been her lot for the last year, Mrs. Guy was beloved by her friends 
and acquaintances because of her cheerful mien.
	At her bedside at the time of her death were her husband, E.C. guy, 
cashier of the Avery county bank  and the oldest of her seven children.  The 
children are Margaret Edwin, Robert, Martha, Jane, Nancy and Dorothy.
	Funeral services  were held Thursday morning from the home of the 
brother of the deceased in Marion and interment followed in the Oak Grove 
cemetery.  Rev. J.C. Storey, pastor of the first Presbyterian church officiated 
assisted by Rev. Howard Powell.  The services were largely attended by 
relatives and friends of Marion and a host of friends from Newland.
	Mrs. Guy was a native of Marion and was educated at the Marion high 
school and the Greensboro college.  While a student at the Marion high school 
she was voted as the prettiest girl in the high school.
	In addition to her husband and children, the deceased is survived by 
her father and mother Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Landis of Marion and one brother C.B. 
Landis of Marion.
	Mrs. Guy became seriously ill about a year ago and a short time later 
underwent an operation.  She did not entirely recover and several months ago 
the same malady took a stronger hold.  After spending some time in a Charlotte 
hospital she was taken to Baltimore for radium treatment, where doctors 
announced that her case was hopeless.
	She then returned to the home of her brother where she was constantly 
under medical care.  She became desperately ill Saturday night and on Tuesday 
morning a call was sent to Newland to have the children brought to her bed 
side.  The end came a short time later.



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