The wife of William E. Adger.
The Bossier Banner.
October 22, 1885
Page 3
Mrs. Mary M. Adger, relict of Wm. E. Adger, deceased, died last Sunday; aged 46 years. Mrs. Adger died suddenly at the close of the services at Banks' chapel while playing the organ. Thus has departed an estimable lady who was greatly esteemed for her uprightness of conduct in all the relations of life. She was a professed Christian, and was for many years a consistent and exemplary member of the Presbyterian Church. She not only professed, but practiced the sublime truths of inspiration, inculcated by her divine Master.
The Bossier Banner.
October 22, 1885
Page 3
Mrs. Mary M. Adger, relict of Wm. E. Adger, deceased, died last Sunday; aged 46 years. Mrs. Adger died suddenly at the close of the services at Banks' chapel while playing the organ. Thus has departed an estimable lady who was greatly esteemed for her uprightness of conduct in all the relations of life. She was a professed Christian, and was for many years a consistent and exemplary member of the Presbyterian Church. She not only professed, but practiced the sublime truths of inspiration, inculcated by her divine Master.
The wife of William E. Adger.
The Bossier Banner.
October 22, 1885
Page 3
Mrs. Mary M. Adger, relict of Wm. E. Adger, deceased, died last Sunday; aged 46 years. Mrs. Adger died suddenly at the close of the services at Banks' chapel while playing the organ. Thus has departed an estimable lady who was greatly esteemed for her uprightness of conduct in all the relations of life. She was a professed Christian, and was for many years a consistent and exemplary member of the Presbyterian Church. She not only professed, but practiced the sublime truths of inspiration, inculcated by her divine Master.
The Bossier Banner.
October 22, 1885
Page 3
Mrs. Mary M. Adger, relict of Wm. E. Adger, deceased, died last Sunday; aged 46 years. Mrs. Adger died suddenly at the close of the services at Banks' chapel while playing the organ. Thus has departed an estimable lady who was greatly esteemed for her uprightness of conduct in all the relations of life. She was a professed Christian, and was for many years a consistent and exemplary member of the Presbyterian Church. She not only professed, but practiced the sublime truths of inspiration, inculcated by her divine Master.
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