The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15

Mrs. Mary Brunson-Aged 69, died at the residence 926 Ella street, yes terday morning Funeral services from the residence this afternoon at o'clock, ihterment in Elmwood. Mrs. Sophia Malcoye-Aged 42, died al local infirmary yesterday morning Funeral services from the residence 1900, Eleventh avenue, north, this aft ernoon at o'clock, interment ir Knesseth Israel cemetery
 ollie Bird-Aged "A, died at the resi- dence at Shades mountain Friday night. Funeral services from Johns chapel this morning at 10 o'clock Interment in Elmwood
 Mrs. Johnnie Meek Jennings-Aged 95 died at the residence, 1420 Thirteenth avenue, north, Friday morning. Flu neral services from the residence to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock, inter- ment in Elmwood.
 Mrs. O. F. Williams-Aged 23, died at the residence, 301 Forty ninth street yesterday. The remains will be sent to Argo by Woodin. Deceased is sur vived by her husband and two small children.
 
 idence, 1513 Cotton avenue West End Friday night. Funeral services from the residence this morning at 10 o'clock, interment in Elmwood. De- ceased is survived by widow and three small children.
 John w. Rogers-Aged S4, died at the residence, 20 Oak street, yesterday morning. Funeral services from the I, .,t ~, <..Ir interment in Elmwood Pallbearers will be- Active, George w. Downs, J. Ollie McClong, J. Travis Finn, s. J. Duke, o. E. Cogle and R. c. Thomp- son. Tickle Nobaker-Aged months, son of
 MT. and Mrs. Albert ,Nobaker, died at the residence. sos Fifteenth street, south, yesterday morning. Funeral Services were held from the South side Catholic church yesterday morn ing at 10 o'clock, interment in Cath ollie cemetery. F
 Mrs. Octavia Brown Cole-Aged "A, died at local infirmary yesterday morn ing. Funeral services from the resi- dence tomorrow morning, hour to be announced later by Loy. +-Deceased is survived by her husband and one small child. Pallbearers: Dr. Allen Meadows, Alex R. Chisel, P. G. Mo- Donald, Horace Afford, G. .. Smith and Thomas Dozier.
 Ernest McGouirk-Aged 31, died at To- scal intirmary Friday afternoon. Flu neral services from the residence, 1918 Thirteenth avenue, north, this m afternoon at o'clock Dr. c. Ross Baker officiating; interment in Elm wood Deceased is survived by a widow, one child and two sisters, Riordam and Mrs. E. A. Friese, and two brothers, c. o. McGouirk of Bir- mingham and G. B. McGouirk of Shef field. Pallbearers will be: T. $ Mar tin, Jim King, w. A. Currie, Will England, o. w. Shelby, Fred Wilson, Thomas Wilson and Edwin Wilson. A. B. Sudduth-Aged 59, died at the residence, 421S Avenue B, Thursday. Funeral services from the Avondale Baptist church, of which the deceased was deacon, this afternoon at 1.30 ing. The remains will be brought to the church this morning at S:30 i o'clock to lie in state. IRterment In Forest hill cemetery. Decea sed is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Smothers and Mrs. Mayfield, and one sister. Pallbearers Will be: O. W. Neighbors, w. R. Starbuck James Hawes, F. A. Hanlin, O..G. Frey. Amos Cory, John Savage and J. E. Colvin. Mrs. H. l.. YieldinE-Aged 23, wife of Dr. H. l.. Yielding, died at the resi- dence, 2S23 Twelfth avenue, Friday morning of pneumonia Funeral serv- ices were held from the residence yes terday morning at 11:30 o'clock, in torment was in Elmwood Mrs Yield ing was widely known and had a host of friends to whom her death came as great shock. Her husband, Dr. H. l.. Yielding. is just recovering from an attack of influenza and was unable to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Yielding. She is also sur . vived by her mother, Mrs Julia Priest; two aunts of Miami, Fla, and four sisters of Chicago.
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