August 24, 1927 - LaFayette Sun (Chambers County,Alabama)
W. F. Askew to Be Buried in Oxford, Ga.
The following account of the death of W. F. (Buck) Askew, son of Mr. W. A. Askew, of this city, appeared in this morning's (Wednesday) Atlanta Constitution:
"Funeral services for W. F. Askew, 35, vice president of the Woolford Realty Company, who died late Monday night at the Downey Hospital in Gainesville, Ga., following a heart attack earlier in the night, will be held this morning at 11 o'clock from the chapter of H. M. Paterson & Son. The Rev. R. T. Hawk will officiate and the body will be taken this afternoon to Oxford, Ga., for interment.
"Mr. Askew had been connected with the real estate field in Atlanta for the past 10 years and had been in poor health for the past few week. He had spent a week in the Wesley Memorial Hospital here some time ago and during the past week he had been in White Sulphur Springs. Sunday night he drove to the hospital in Gainesville, where his condition suddenly took a turn for the worse.
"Mr. Askew came to Atlanta about 13 years ago from LaFayette, Ala., and a short time later entered the real estate field here. He had been vice president of the realty concern for about five months and prior to the time he had been treasurer to the organization since 1923.
"He is survived by his fie; his father, Wilburn Askew, of LaFayette, Ala.; and three sisters, Misses LeMerle and Olive Askew, both of LaFayette, and Mrs. I. S. Adams, of West Point, Ga."
Obit Received Courtesy of:
Glenda B. (#47182102)
W. F. Askew to Be Buried in Oxford, Ga.
The following account of the death of W. F. (Buck) Askew, son of Mr. W. A. Askew, of this city, appeared in this morning's (Wednesday) Atlanta Constitution:
"Funeral services for W. F. Askew, 35, vice president of the Woolford Realty Company, who died late Monday night at the Downey Hospital in Gainesville, Ga., following a heart attack earlier in the night, will be held this morning at 11 o'clock from the chapter of H. M. Paterson & Son. The Rev. R. T. Hawk will officiate and the body will be taken this afternoon to Oxford, Ga., for interment.
"Mr. Askew had been connected with the real estate field in Atlanta for the past 10 years and had been in poor health for the past few week. He had spent a week in the Wesley Memorial Hospital here some time ago and during the past week he had been in White Sulphur Springs. Sunday night he drove to the hospital in Gainesville, where his condition suddenly took a turn for the worse.
"Mr. Askew came to Atlanta about 13 years ago from LaFayette, Ala., and a short time later entered the real estate field here. He had been vice president of the realty concern for about five months and prior to the time he had been treasurer to the organization since 1923.
"He is survived by his fie; his father, Wilburn Askew, of LaFayette, Ala.; and three sisters, Misses LeMerle and Olive Askew, both of LaFayette, and Mrs. I. S. Adams, of West Point, Ga."
Obit Received Courtesy of:
Glenda B. (#47182102)
August 24, 1927 - LaFayette Sun (Chambers County,Alabama)
W. F. Askew to Be Buried in Oxford, Ga.
The following account of the death of W. F. (Buck) Askew, son of Mr. W. A. Askew, of this city, appeared in this morning's (Wednesday) Atlanta Constitution:
"Funeral services for W. F. Askew, 35, vice president of the Woolford Realty Company, who died late Monday night at the Downey Hospital in Gainesville, Ga., following a heart attack earlier in the night, will be held this morning at 11 o'clock from the chapter of H. M. Paterson & Son. The Rev. R. T. Hawk will officiate and the body will be taken this afternoon to Oxford, Ga., for interment.
"Mr. Askew had been connected with the real estate field in Atlanta for the past 10 years and had been in poor health for the past few week. He had spent a week in the Wesley Memorial Hospital here some time ago and during the past week he had been in White Sulphur Springs. Sunday night he drove to the hospital in Gainesville, where his condition suddenly took a turn for the worse.
"Mr. Askew came to Atlanta about 13 years ago from LaFayette, Ala., and a short time later entered the real estate field here. He had been vice president of the realty concern for about five months and prior to the time he had been treasurer to the organization since 1923.
"He is survived by his fie; his father, Wilburn Askew, of LaFayette, Ala.; and three sisters, Misses LeMerle and Olive Askew, both of LaFayette, and Mrs. I. S. Adams, of West Point, Ga."
Obit Received Courtesy of:
Glenda B. (#47182102)
W. F. Askew to Be Buried in Oxford, Ga.
The following account of the death of W. F. (Buck) Askew, son of Mr. W. A. Askew, of this city, appeared in this morning's (Wednesday) Atlanta Constitution:
"Funeral services for W. F. Askew, 35, vice president of the Woolford Realty Company, who died late Monday night at the Downey Hospital in Gainesville, Ga., following a heart attack earlier in the night, will be held this morning at 11 o'clock from the chapter of H. M. Paterson & Son. The Rev. R. T. Hawk will officiate and the body will be taken this afternoon to Oxford, Ga., for interment.
"Mr. Askew had been connected with the real estate field in Atlanta for the past 10 years and had been in poor health for the past few week. He had spent a week in the Wesley Memorial Hospital here some time ago and during the past week he had been in White Sulphur Springs. Sunday night he drove to the hospital in Gainesville, where his condition suddenly took a turn for the worse.
"Mr. Askew came to Atlanta about 13 years ago from LaFayette, Ala., and a short time later entered the real estate field here. He had been vice president of the realty concern for about five months and prior to the time he had been treasurer to the organization since 1923.
"He is survived by his fie; his father, Wilburn Askew, of LaFayette, Ala.; and three sisters, Misses LeMerle and Olive Askew, both of LaFayette, and Mrs. I. S. Adams, of West Point, Ga."
Obit Received Courtesy of:
Glenda B. (#47182102)
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