w—MRS. NANNIE VANDYKE®i Nannie Enola Williams, daughter of Margerite and Edward Wil-Hams, was born June 3.* 1862 andce,•o- und Albert, also her husband.ialitsedttyed»sttire life in Linn County and'illheediy.trekrs* ry, Billie Belshe, Maxine Brown,r-neont\ri 1HUNajwalt;!aooTROshlwhto 1passed away January 2, 1946 at the home of her son, W. E. Van-^ Dyke, in Meadville, Mo. nd She was married to William 1*11Franklin VanDyke June 1, 1885. p There were seven children born ofto this union, three having pre- Hatby ceded her in death, Eddie, GeorgiaNadiscThe living children are; W. . E. BAJ VanDyke, Meadville, Mo., L O. lobt VanDyke, Ottumwa. Iowa, Mrs. Frank C’hrisman, Ottumwa, Iowa, ‘ T and Mrs. Glen Fisher, Brookfield, an Mo.; nine living grand children whi and four great grandchildren alsosurvive her. SiblShe was a member of the Bap- suptist Church and had lived her en- trocTShehg'Meadville community, where she 0f and her husband celebrated their whc golden wedding anniversary, and Sta1 were thankful for a life of beauty ^and pleasure for the fine family »mi they had reared. YokFuneral services were held at andthe Baptist Church in Meadville Friday afternoon, with Rev.Cheno- senweth conducting same. war**1 Pallbearers were: John Curtis, iTJj: Forrest Madden, Clark Shlflett, sjgr Lester Collis, Ernest Smith, Oscar Nea Pntit. HotFlower girls were: Beulah Hen- „100-Darlene Fruin, Mary Chrisman, °*Norva Forman. whcMusic was furnished by Enos sta Stambach, Mrs. C. Shiflett.Mrs. E. s* ■ | Sallee, Mrs. W. D. Shlflett.Interment was in the Meadville I fani eesnetery. . | shij