Mrs. Ro^e Sparks . of Dingle Dies' Another death of unusual sadness occurred Monday night in this city when, Mrs. Rose M. Sparks* widow of the late James- Ai^Sparks, who died six weeks ago,/pssedaway.£ollowing an aggravated attack of appendicitisandr other troubles, Jor wfiich'ahe underwent ain^peratioh. firweek ago last Tuesday. Mrs. Sfforfks had been ill ior a number of weeks but was not actually confined to bed until a few 'days prior to the attack. She was boyn in Paris in 1870, and was the I daughter of the late Sampson and preceded her in death. TJhose sur-Mary Ann Nate of Dingle. Mrs. I Mrs. Sparks was an active church worker all. her life, and was president of the. Dingle Relief Society at the time of her death. She was the mother of ten children, two of whom Sparks was a resident of Dingle. I viving her are J. Henry Sparks of Preston ; JVIrs, _Arfchur^T. Pendry of I Parisf -Cottrell T^Snafka _q| Sodaj Springs^ Mitchell’ Sparks, Sybil I Sparks, Donald C. Sparks, Cloteal Sparks and Lyman Sparks, the last I named being six years of age.Funeral services will be held in I Dingle, Sunday at 2 o'clock p. m. -Interment will be in the Dingle cemetery. I