The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
PULLMAN

The funeral of F. F. Lee. one of the county's carly settlers. took place at the family residence, just south ot l town, Wednesday morning. Mir. Lee who had been in feeble health for some time died Monday night He was a successful farmer and up until the time of his failing health took an active interest in all things pertain ing to the progress Of the county. He was about 80 years of age at the time of his death and had served the south very gallantly as Confederate soldier during the war between the states. southern gentleman farmer which is fast passing away.
 He Is survived by h.s widow and sew eral sons and daughters. among them being Mrs. Sal1ie Havden and Josh Lee of Birmingham. R. E. Lee Major Lee and Hector Lee. with whom he made his home.
 The burial took place in this city at the Protestant cemetery. pr. J. 8. Robertson, minister of the First Meth odist Church. had charge of the serv- Ices. The floral offerings were many and beautiful.
 l AL d meeting or the clIV cOuHCil luls week George Kramer was elected to the office of city clerk, left vacant by the resignation of Dwight Schlos- ser. who has accepted a position with the Leeth National Bank.
 According to County Registrar Will Jackson, there will be in the neighbor- hood of 400 new men who have regis- tered in Cullman county this year. This will bring the total number of lregistered voters in the county to be- tween 4000 and 5000. An alphabetical list of the new registrants is now be- ing made by Mir Jackson.
 The sudden death of T. NJ Keller at his home near Hancevile on Fri day evening came as a great shock to his many friends in this part of the state. Mr. Kellers death was due to heart failure, he seemingly having been in good health prior to his death lie had resided in Cullnan county for many years and was one of the best farmers in this part of the state He ie survived by the following children: Mrs. Patrick. Misses Augusta and Susie Keller, Superintendent of E,duca- tion Albert K@ller, Sturgeon Keller, who is student at Auburn. and John Keller.
 All of the heat chairmen and beat committeeman will meet at the court house Jsnuery 27 to take up work for the good roads bond election Judge W. W. Brandon of Tuscaloosa will ad- dress the meeting at Ii o'clock, to which everyone in the county is in- vited. Senator John A. Rogers, chair man of the Alabama Highway Commis- sion. will address the citizens of Gull man On the night of Friday. January 30. at the. courthouse.
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 Mrs. S. r, Moore. state Bible school | snberinteDcent of the Christian n Churches of Alabama and Tennessee, vii speak at the First Christian Church in this city on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. January 2s and %.
 "Urc1e" Billie Pruett died at the hon.e of his daughter. Mrs. Livingston. at Good Hone. on Tuesday. He was SS years old. The funeral took place on Thursday at Bethlehem. The Masons, Of which fraternity he was a promi- nent member had charge of the serv- ices.
 Oliver White and Arthur White were brought down from vinemont this week. charged with breaking into a house there. They were released on bond.
 Among those who went from here to the meeting of the democratic ex- ecutive committee of this district. which recently met in Gadsden. were I. M. Kilpatrick. O. S. Roden. P. ], Kreps. ]. B. White and J. W. McAfee. The gathering was in the nature of A set-together meeting to perfect the or ganization in this district. Mir Lee of Gadsden was elected chairman of | the organization and Prof Murphy was chosen as secretary.
 There were fyom four to seven dele gates from each of the following counties. which are in this district: Cullman. Blount Etowah. Marshall, DeKalb. St. Clair and Cherokee.
 This district has had no executive committee for several years, during which time the state has been taking care of it.