GASTONIA — Virginia Abernethy Edwards, 80, died July 6, 1999, at Courtland Terrace Nursing Center.
She was a native of Wilmington and the daughter of Lester and Inez Rudisill Abernethy.
She was also preceded by her brother, of Luther Abernethy.
Virginia was a 1935 graduate of Lincolnton High School. She attended business college in Atlanta.
She worked as a secretary for a Lincolnton law firm, then later worked as secretary in Gastonia headquarters of Plantation Pipeline Co.
She was a member of First United Methodist Church and a Sunday school teacher. She was also a member of official board
Virginia was former president of Gastonia Woman's Club and former president of American Legion Auxiliary of Gaston Post 23.
BURIAL: Gaston Memorial Park
She was a native of Wilmington and the daughter of Lester and Inez Rudisill Abernethy.
She was also preceded by her brother, of Luther Abernethy.
Virginia was a 1935 graduate of Lincolnton High School. She attended business college in Atlanta.
She worked as a secretary for a Lincolnton law firm, then later worked as secretary in Gastonia headquarters of Plantation Pipeline Co.
She was a member of First United Methodist Church and a Sunday school teacher. She was also a member of official board
Virginia was former president of Gastonia Woman's Club and former president of American Legion Auxiliary of Gaston Post 23.
BURIAL: Gaston Memorial Park
GASTONIA — Virginia Abernethy Edwards, 80, died July 6, 1999, at Courtland Terrace Nursing Center.
She was a native of Wilmington and the daughter of Lester and Inez Rudisill Abernethy.
She was also preceded by her brother, of Luther Abernethy.
Virginia was a 1935 graduate of Lincolnton High School. She attended business college in Atlanta.
She worked as a secretary for a Lincolnton law firm, then later worked as secretary in Gastonia headquarters of Plantation Pipeline Co.
She was a member of First United Methodist Church and a Sunday school teacher. She was also a member of official board
Virginia was former president of Gastonia Woman's Club and former president of American Legion Auxiliary of Gaston Post 23.
BURIAL: Gaston Memorial Park
She was a native of Wilmington and the daughter of Lester and Inez Rudisill Abernethy.
She was also preceded by her brother, of Luther Abernethy.
Virginia was a 1935 graduate of Lincolnton High School. She attended business college in Atlanta.
She worked as a secretary for a Lincolnton law firm, then later worked as secretary in Gastonia headquarters of Plantation Pipeline Co.
She was a member of First United Methodist Church and a Sunday school teacher. She was also a member of official board
Virginia was former president of Gastonia Woman's Club and former president of American Legion Auxiliary of Gaston Post 23.
BURIAL: Gaston Memorial Park
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