Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Ballard, Mabel E. Moulden September 10, 1939
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Norfolk Virginian Pilot September 11, 1939
Mrs. Mabel E. Moulden Ballard, aged 40, of 301 East Berkley avenue, died 
suddenly in the First Christian Church yesterday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock.  
Mrs. Ballard was an active worker in the church, being affiliated with the 
Ladies' Aid Society and the Young People's Auxiliary until about 10 years ago 
when her health began to fail.  Recently her health began to improve and she had 
gone to church and had communion.  While in front of the church after services 
she complained of not feeling well and was taken back into the church by her 
husband who sat with her on one of the back seats, where she died a few minutes 
after.  She was the daughter of Mrs. Daisy DeChard Moulden Randolph and the late 
James H. Moulden, was a native of Washington, D.C. and had made her home in 
Norfolk 23 years.
Surviving are her husband, S.T. Ballard; one daughter, Bettie Anne Ballard, of 
Norfolk; two sisters, Mrs J.H. Haynes, of Norfolk and Mrs. G.R. Clayton, of 
Silver Springs, Md.; one brother, Ernest E. Moulden, of Norfolk and one step-
brother, George A. Randolph, of Washington, D.C.
The body was removed to the Sykes Funeral Home, 121 East Berkley avenue, pending 
funeral arrangements.
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Mrs. Mabel E. Moulden Ballard - Funeral services for Mrs. Ballard, who died 
suddenly of a heart attack in the First Christian Church Sunday morning, will be 
conducted at the church, of which she was an active member, this afternoon at 4 
o'clock.
Mrs. Ballard, wife of S.T. Ballard, also an active member of the same church, 
was an assistant in the Berkley office of the Virginian Pilot for a number of 
years, where she won many friends.  She retired at the beginning of her decline 
in health.
The body will be taken from the Sykes Funeral Home to the church this afternoon 
for the services.  Burial will be in Magnolia Cemetery.

Norfolk Virginian Pilot September 12, 1939

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