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Dies in City Hospital _ A past president of Sudbury District Women‘s Institute, reâ€" .\ Mn To cognized for her contribution. to .. ,fz“{“fi‘ i this organization with a life $ WMs membership and jewelled pin > / > at the Federated WI‘s of Canâ€" M _ ‘% ‘ada annual meeting in Ottawa ap ' M&M C g? recently, Mrs. Annie Williams _‘ ; a~ se â€" 61, 53 Peacock St., Garson, died r‘é “ 3‘3; 2y on Sunday at Memorial Hospiâ€" _ _ M "a o tal. She had been ill for some %%W' 2 4 f |time with cancer, and had been _ 0. - confined to hospital at intervals . WWillie s during the past two years. it otk The body is at Jackson and 2+ Barnard Funeral Home, 233 ‘~A Larch St. Funeral service will o sacv cb be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 BW / 00 o‘clock in the chapel. Interment [ m will take place in the Anglican Cemetery, Sudbury. MRS. ANNIE WILLIAMS | _ A native of Manchester, Engâ€"| _ T 82X land, daughter of the late Mr.|Williams that hot lunches and and Mrs. Alfred Todd, she came|C0coa were served children at to Toronto in 1923. She marâ€"|Skead Rd. school by WI memâ€" § ried Harry Williams there in bers each winter for the past 1924, and 13 years later the couâ€"12 years. | 5 g ple moved/to Garson. She was also a tireless workâ€" 3 »+% Mrs. Williams had been acâ€"|er for the Sudbury branch Red 6 &4 3 tive in community affairs in|Cross Society. ‘ % $ MA § S Garson, but her greatest enerâ€"|. Besides her husband Harry,‘ E U r a 4 Bo g $ .. gies were devoted to the Womâ€"|she is survived by a son Harry, § &z 4 is2 8 g § q en‘s Institute. She was president\Jr., of Garson; and three 3 A=â€" § 88 % $f‘ g a% 3 & jof the Garson and.Skead Rd.,\daughters, Mrs. Ted Clinton, of E s § x af cfi &4 4 ’E‘ â€" 80 § §f |women‘s institute branches for|Thessalon, Mrs. Lyall Gibson 426 & ° sa4a%g B B o § 00 a number of terms, and served|and Mrs. Aime Bourget of Garâ€" x &w s 58 5 75 ,3’ 3 g a g g |in all capacities on the execuâ€"|son, 10 grandchildren; and a $ : g R s 8 o9 3 & $ § & $ § tive of both groups. sister, Mrs. Sally Smallman, of g d § a4 § 3 ;% § & 8 g Eg 3 It was through efforts of Mrs.‘Manchester, Eng. £&oB V & ® &4 m < - Z 5 84 S 4 ~ & 4 & " g 8 E a 3 a 3 & 264 ol § V‘slef §. ty C f § A °C Line _g a 8 f 1 se $ 24 s 5 § 5 $ 21 {i%,. ifs 1Gs 4a95i! § ligd is & : o €" =p g Ag t $ & & $ T34 ¢ 4s : $ & 8 f C c is ela 3434 f{.i.jf g4%° P% tss 4: 1:jn: s# Lo st bs t $rGGf .A Tt x #k 92 fP k 9e k i4 1 £ i4 in ftidse? $1i¢ i1 § is4t&e it ‘j‘i4 s 1 fr faD1MTT fazk 1118 s :. § 4s ©TG" sTE38 «. 1l5 O cfP oS 1354 *%# 1 is 2E $s [F 8: G9f . w £ & ° 4# & _2 2 &2 ; § 0 g 2 & nZ *= $ 2 â€" 0 & * ®< 2 2 @v 3 L