Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Wicks, Charles Edward November 1, 1925
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Norfolk Ledger Dispatch November 2, 1925

WICKS - At his residence, 200 Berkley Avenue, Sunday morning, November 1, 1925, 
at 12:15 o'clock, CHARLES E. WICKS, son of the late Captain E.F. and Mrs. Sarah 
M. Wicks, Chuckatuck, Nansemond  County, aged 71 years and 3 months.
Funeral services will be conducted at the residence TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3 
o'clock and burial will be in the family plot in Magnolia Cemetery. Friends 
invited.
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Charles E. Wicks - Funeral services for Mr. Wicks, who died at his home, 200 
West Berkley Avenue, Sunday morning, after a brief illness, were conducted at 
the residence yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Rev. T.H. Dimmock, the retiring pastor of Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian 
Church, officiated and was assisted by the Rev. W.L. Murphy, pastor of Memorial 
Methodist Church. Mrs. Haslet, P.M. Pritchard, R.B. Duncan and Mrs. C.S. 
Shuford, accompanied by Mrs. R.A. McCoy, sang "The Home of the Soul."

Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark November 4, 1925   
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Funeral services for Charles E. Wicks were conducted yesterday afternoon at 3 
o'clock at his residence, 200 West Berkley Avenue, by Rev.. T.H. Dimmock, former 
pastor of Armstrong Memorial Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. W.L. Murphy, 
of Memorial Methodist Church. Mrs. Haslet, P.M. Pritchard, R.B, Duncan and Mrs. 
C.S. Shuford, sang "The Home of the Soul," accompanied by Mrs. R.A. McCoy.
The pallbearers were Herman and Dallas Williams, Irving and Raymond Wicks, W.E. 
Gibbs and C.J. Sweetman, Harry Chewning, Jr. and Clarence Sawyer. Burial was in 
the family lot in Magnolia Cemetery.

Norfolk Ledger Dispatch November 4, 1925

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