She was born on September 15, 1902, in Powhatan, VA, the daughter of the late James A. Cosby and the late Annie Sizer Cosby.
She was a graduate of Mary Washington College and did further work at the University of Virginia. Mrs. Clements was a retired schoolteacher, having taught in Chesterfield County for twenty years, Hargrave Military Academy for four years and Pittsylvania County for twenty one years. She was a life member ship in the Retired Teachers Association of Virginia.
Mrs. Clements was a member of Chatham Baptist Church having served as Sunday School Teacher in the Woman's Missionary Union.
Being a charter member of the Hargrave Woman's Club she volunteered her services in many areas of interest for the school. Her interest in the community development included membership in the W.C.T.U., Maude Clement Garden Club, Friends of the Library, Historical Society and for six years she served as chaplain of the William Pitt Chapter of the D.A.R. She was a member of and past president of the Rawley Martin Chapter of U.D.C.
Mrs. Clements was married to the late Luther Raden Clements. She was also predeceased by two brothers, Robert A. Cosby and Clifton D. Cosby; two sisters, Julis E. Cosby and Martha Cosby Rucker Balmer
She was a graduate of Mary Washington College and did further work at the University of Virginia. Mrs. Clements was a retired schoolteacher, having taught in Chesterfield County for twenty years, Hargrave Military Academy for four years and Pittsylvania County for twenty one years. She was a life member ship in the Retired Teachers Association of Virginia.
Mrs. Clements was a member of Chatham Baptist Church having served as Sunday School Teacher in the Woman's Missionary Union.
Being a charter member of the Hargrave Woman's Club she volunteered her services in many areas of interest for the school. Her interest in the community development included membership in the W.C.T.U., Maude Clement Garden Club, Friends of the Library, Historical Society and for six years she served as chaplain of the William Pitt Chapter of the D.A.R. She was a member of and past president of the Rawley Martin Chapter of U.D.C.
Mrs. Clements was married to the late Luther Raden Clements. She was also predeceased by two brothers, Robert A. Cosby and Clifton D. Cosby; two sisters, Julis E. Cosby and Martha Cosby Rucker Balmer
She was born on September 15, 1902, in Powhatan, VA, the daughter of the late James A. Cosby and the late Annie Sizer Cosby.
She was a graduate of Mary Washington College and did further work at the University of Virginia. Mrs. Clements was a retired schoolteacher, having taught in Chesterfield County for twenty years, Hargrave Military Academy for four years and Pittsylvania County for twenty one years. She was a life member ship in the Retired Teachers Association of Virginia.
Mrs. Clements was a member of Chatham Baptist Church having served as Sunday School Teacher in the Woman's Missionary Union.
Being a charter member of the Hargrave Woman's Club she volunteered her services in many areas of interest for the school. Her interest in the community development included membership in the W.C.T.U., Maude Clement Garden Club, Friends of the Library, Historical Society and for six years she served as chaplain of the William Pitt Chapter of the D.A.R. She was a member of and past president of the Rawley Martin Chapter of U.D.C.
Mrs. Clements was married to the late Luther Raden Clements. She was also predeceased by two brothers, Robert A. Cosby and Clifton D. Cosby; two sisters, Julis E. Cosby and Martha Cosby Rucker Balmer
She was a graduate of Mary Washington College and did further work at the University of Virginia. Mrs. Clements was a retired schoolteacher, having taught in Chesterfield County for twenty years, Hargrave Military Academy for four years and Pittsylvania County for twenty one years. She was a life member ship in the Retired Teachers Association of Virginia.
Mrs. Clements was a member of Chatham Baptist Church having served as Sunday School Teacher in the Woman's Missionary Union.
Being a charter member of the Hargrave Woman's Club she volunteered her services in many areas of interest for the school. Her interest in the community development included membership in the W.C.T.U., Maude Clement Garden Club, Friends of the Library, Historical Society and for six years she served as chaplain of the William Pitt Chapter of the D.A.R. She was a member of and past president of the Rawley Martin Chapter of U.D.C.
Mrs. Clements was married to the late Luther Raden Clements. She was also predeceased by two brothers, Robert A. Cosby and Clifton D. Cosby; two sisters, Julis E. Cosby and Martha Cosby Rucker Balmer
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