The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-29
DEATHS

Walter +. Fuqua-F'uneral services of Walter F. Fuqua. age 50, who died at his home on Montevallo road Fri day, will be conducted from the residence today at o'clock, with interment at Elmwood. MT. Fuqua was well known in Birmingham. having been in the dairy business here for the past thirty years He was born in Madison county in 1870. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Flossie Fuqua; a little son, Herbert, age {; three sisters. Mrs. Addie Nor ris. Mrs Lula winford and Mrs. Georgia Nix, and five brothers, J. A., w. H., A. E., J. B. and J. E. Fuoua, all of Birmin gham. The fol- lowing will act as pallbearers: Ac- tive. pr. " T. Florence, Dr T. J. Winton. L. R. Ketchum, Harry White, VIII Edwards. Bob Graham, Joe Shu- man and J. E. Kendrick; honorary. Louis Saks J. c. Alexander, Ike R. Ensey. Harry Swacina. Bob Rags dale, c, c. McMullen, Chris Colias and W. P. Slaughter.
 J. R. Burgin-Aged 39 years, died yes- terday afternoon at o'clock at his late residence at Thomas. Funeral services from the residence at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with in- IeTnGHI lH OdhldHu& I16 IS survived by his widow, mother, one brother and sister.
 Mrs. Maude Christy-Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Maude Christy aged 32 who died at the residence. SIS First avenue. Elyton, yesterday morning, will be conducted from the home at o'clock this aft ernoon, with interment at ElmwoodE 1zxv I.~. l<t band James F. Christy; five sons. Howard. Frank, Eddy, Fred and AL bert Christy. and a daughter, Kath-- erine Christy.
 c. F. Dedwyler-Funeral services for c. P. Dedwyler who died at the resi- dence in Central park Friday night. will be held from the home at o'clock this afternoon, with inter ment at Elmwood. MT. Dedwyler is survived by three daughters, Mrs. L. w Anderson and Misses Roberta and Dean Dedwyler, and a son, J. F. Dedwyler.
 Rev. James J. White-Fune eral .aervices over the remains of Rev James J.
 White. who died at local infirmary Friday, will be held from St. Paurs Catholic Church at g o'clock tomor-
 row morning.
 Samuel II. Brashier-Age s5, died yes
 terday morning at the late residence
 at Rocky Point. Funeral services
 will be conducted from the resi-
 dence at o'clock this afternoon,
 with interment at Aliens cemetery.
 MT. Brashier Is survived by his
 wife
 n earxf;cac nf
 Robert E. Lee. who died at local
 infirmary Friday morning, will be
 held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
 Johns chapel, with interment at
 Elmwood.
 Carl Jenkins-Age 1s months, infant
 of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Jenkins,
 died at local infirmary at 7:l5
 yesterday morning. Funeral serv-
 ices iron, the residence of the par ents. s06 Thirteenth street, north at o'clock this afternoon. Miss Susie Grant-Age s7. died at { o'clock yesterday morning at the residence. 2121 Eighth avenue, north Funeral services will be held at 4So this afternoon at Johns chapel. In ternlent at Elmwood.
  of Mir and Mrs. Max Majors, died al 1 the residence 1913 Jefferson avenue Ensley. last night. Funeral services will be held at the home at S.30 this
 afternoon. with burial at Oakland cemetery.
 Antonio Caarinnittshfca--Fiv -montl old son of MT. and Mrs. Santo Cata- rinnittshfca, died Friday at the fam fly residence, East Lake. Funera services were held 1t the residence yesterday. with interment at Oak | Hill.
 Mrs. E. H. Csldwell-Age q. died yes terday at the residence. 221 Nortf Cedar avenue. Funeral services al l o'clock this afternoon at Woodfr ! parlors. Interment at Forest Hill Survived by her husband. E. H l Caldwell: parents. MT and Mrs. Nor 1 gan P. Petty; six sisters and two 1 brothers.
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