Class of 1933
Class Notes:
Agnes Wallace King
Agnes Wallace King lives in Richmond, Ind. and is active in St. Paul's Episcopal Church where she has served on the vestry and is now a lector. She is a charter member of the board of the Friends of Morrison-Reeves Library and chairs their staff development committee. Agnes has a great love for the circus and is a columnist for White Tops, the official magazine of the Circus Fans of America. She keeps in touch with Fan friends and attends the annual convention. Agnes' daughter, Ann King Cummings '60, lives in Clayton, Ind. and visits Richmond frequently. Agnes reports that she is in excellent health for 95!
(Posted March 13, 2007)
Obituaries:
Marjorie Mills Pentecost
Straughn -- Marjorie Edith Mills Pentecost, daughter of LeRoy and Elizabeth Ferris Mills of Straughn, Ind., died peacefully in her sleep at the Waters in New Castle, Ind., on March 19, 2008. Mrs. Pentecost lived for many years on the family farm outside of Straughn where she was born on Oct. 25, 1911. Mrs. Pentecost previously lived in Richmond where she served as church organist for many years for the Church of the Brethren. She was employed for many years at Reid Memorial Hospital and was active in Richmond Church Women's Organization. Mrs. Pentecost lived for many years in Springfield, Ohio, and was church organist for the Church of the Brethren during her time there. Mrs. Pentecost was a member of the White Branch Church of the Brethren. She attended Earlham College and grew up in the Hopewell Quaker Meeting. Her children include: Beatrice Ann Luthringer of Simi Valley, Calif.; Emily Sue Notestein of Gainesville, Fla.; Marvin Carroll Pentecost of New Castle; Melvin Mills Pentecost of Sarasota, Fla.; Kathryn Joy Riggs of Evansville, Ind.
(Posted March 25, 2008)
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