The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-31
MRS. MILLER DIES OF TYPHOID FEVER Mrs. Snow EntertainS in Honor
 of Her Guest CHURCH TO BE ERECTED Congregation of Christian Church at Tuscaloosa Purchases a Lot and
 Will Begin Building
 at Once.
CHURCH TO BE ERECTED

Tuscaloosa, July 30-(Speclal )-TEc death of Mrs. Sarah A. Miller occurred here Sunday morning at the apartments of her son, A G. Miller, at the university, who has charge of the boarding depart ment. Mrs Miller had been sick with ty- phoid fever, and was considered danger ously i'll from the very first. She was 75 years old, and her advanced age made her less able to withstand the atta .ks of the disease. Mrs Miller was a native of Georgia, but moved to Tuscaloosa , county when but a child She was d Miss Chandler before her marriage to the late Samuel Miller, well known and re- spected citizen of this county up to the time of his death.
 Mrs Miller is survived by two children. MT. Alex Miller, with whom she was re- siding when she died, and Mrs. Della Jack of Corsicana, Tex. Both were at her bed side when the end came. She was a member of the Baptist church in this city and a sweet and lovely Christian charae- ter. The funeral occurred yesterday aft ernoon at o'clock from the Baptist church, the Rev. John T. Bealle conduct ing the solemn services. The interment was at Evergreen cemetery. the follow ing officiating at passbearers Messrs. A. J. Roby, J. P Park, J. A. Caldwell, Capt. H. P. Walker, Prof. T. w. Palmer and Judge Henry B. Foster
 Mrs. E. N. C. Snow entertained in a most delightful manner on Saturday even- ing in honor of her son, Mir. Ed Snow. q Los Angeles Cal. The Snow home is a very beautiful and elegant one, and it's appearance on this occasion was eXcec1- ingly attractive. On the east porch frappe was served and later in the evening tie guests assembled out here and enjoyed some delicious refreshments. consisting of ices and cakes. A particular delightful feature of the evening Miss Hogan's singing She is possessed of a magnil- cent voice, probably the best ever heard in Tuscaloosa, and she was gracious enough to sing quite number of selec- tions to the delight of her audience. Mrs. Snow is a most charming hostess, and the evennig was one thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
 The congregation of the Christian church, which was formally organized here some little while ago, has pur- chased lot and will erect church build ing some time in the near future. The lot purchased is 60 feet on the corner of Third avenue and 132 feet on Eighth street, the vendee being MT. Woolsey Fin nell.
 Frank Fitts has returned from San Francisco. where he went to attend conference at the headquarters of the Pa cifc Mutual Insurance company, of which he and his father are the state agents ia Alabama
 A. Battle Bealle's many friends are glad to see that he is out again after recent severe attack of illnesi.
 Mir and Mrs. Gritzman announced this morning in the local paper the engage ment of their sister, Mrs Mamie Keller, of Anniston. to Mir Louis Levine of this place.
 Hon. C. B. Vernersleft this morning for Monteagle, Tenn, to spend week with his family, who are summering in that place.
 Miss Fannie 3lattner, who has been the guest of Mir. I. Forster's family, has re- turned to her home in Anniston.
 Mir. Tom GSrner le1t this morning for short visit to Monteagle Tenn.