The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-11-25

ALAMO Tenn.---Mrs worrell, 81,
wife of the late W 7. WorTell', die, diea
after several months illness. She is
survived by two daughters, Miss Anna
Worrell, Of alamo, and Mrs. j. r.
Jones, Of Kingsland, Ark, and one son,
Will Worrell. Z
JACKSON. Tenn,--Mrs. Minnie Belle
Weaver, wife of ]. A. Weaver, died at
her home. She is survived by her hus-
band. one daughter Marie, and son.
KinDAll. e..
JACKSON .Tenn.-.-A message was
stating that her father, H. M, Clay
ton, better known as Doc Clayton;
Friday night Nov. 10, at Los Angeles,
Cal. He Is survived by thpee children,
Mrs. John Rush, or Bemis; Mrs. Ben
Gunnison, Of Los Angeles. and James
w Clayton, of Tampa, Fla. He also
shall Carter Mrs SUSIE Rush and ME-
3. H Brown, Of Jackson. and, Mrs.
Frank Clayton, of Birmingham, Ala.
Long, II, died at Ruleville, Miss, and
was buried there the following day
He was at one time a citizen of Jackson
and had many friends here, who were
sorry to hear of his death. Deceased
is survived by two children. Maurine
Long, of Memphis, and Ray Long, Of
Dyersburg, Tenn; also two brothers, i 4
Long, OF jackson, and A. A. long, bfI
Christian and a membef :" of the Baptist
church for a number of years. 4
GLEASON. Tenn-Houston Dunn, rs,
Is dead at his home in West Gleason.
after being confined to his bed for sew
eral days. Mr.. Dunn had been resi-
dent of this county for good many
years and was highly esteemed cit
zen. A wife and several children, all
grown and with families, survive him.
DYERSBURG, Tenn.-The body Of
Corde l.. Reddin, son of William Red
din of this county, arrived here from
France, accompanied by military es
cort. Funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. f.. l., Atwood, pastor of
the First Baptist church. The deceased
served through the war; but contracted
pneumonia and died a few days after
the signing Of the armistice.
DYERSBURG, Tenn.-Miss Gladys
Hardwick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J
loise. west of there, following a brief
illness. She was only is years of age.
" NEWBERN, Tenn.-1Ne~s has.
reached here Of the death of Hugh
Talls Il HUDSON 6sonry at government hos
overseas during the world, war, con-
tracing trouble which ended his life.
The body was carried to Pontotoc, Miss.
TIPTONVILLE, TENN. w Reagor.
as, one of the best known citizens of
this county, died here, at his home.
Er. Seagor had been living in this
~ountY for the past Is years and up
to five years ago, when he moved to
this town, he was chief of police of
Ridgely. lie is survived by a widow
and two children. a son about IL years
of age and one daughter, Mrs. Frank
Hyde, of this place
DRESDEN Tenn.--Rev. p. L. Sum-
mers 81, died at the residence of his
son, Finnie Summers in the Sixth dis
trict Tuesday night. Rev. Summers
was a member Of Missionary Baptist
church, and for go years a minister OF
that faith. Finne Summers, Mrs. En-
ma smith, Syl Summers, Mrs. Laura
Richardson, Mrs. Docie Glision Dee
Summers l.. Summers. France Sum-
mers, G. Summers, Mrs. NJ. f. Taylor,
Mrs. Mamie Suddoth Mrs. Ludie Smith,
mers, four children. all of age, 63 grand
children and 10 great grandchildren
survive him, and all reside in Weakley
county, Tenn.
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DRESDEN, Tenn.-Cois Wright,
prominent young farmer, son-in-law OF
J. j. White. of Martin. died at his home
three miles northeast Of Dresden. He
leaves a widow and three children.
PADUCAH, Ky.--R. P. Stanley, 81
years old, resident of Paducah, died
after an illness of several weeks at
the Ozark hotel in Creal Springs, ILL.,,
according to word received here. He is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Mamie
Stanley Weaver, of Paducah, and sew
eral brothers and sisters.
PADUCAH Ky.--Mrs. Della Hendren,
% years old, wife OF Harry Hendren,
Of Clinton, KY, died here at River
side hospital. Mrs. Hendren had been
III for several weeks. Her husband
is editor Of the Clinton Gazette. sur
viving are her parents, Judge p. T. Bull
lock, and Mrs. Bullock, of Clinton.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS. Miss.--Mrs. A.
lotteries, wife Of A. lotteries, mer-
'shant and business man OF this section.
Sled at the family residence after an
illness OF several weeks. Mrs. Lotter-
hos leaves besides her husband four
sons, F. A., Lotterhos, a practicing at
iorney Of this city; DR.. George Lotter- |
los, OF Birmingham, Ala; Augustus
aotterhos, OF Phoenix,.Ariz.. and Julius |
,Iotterhos, who is associated with his |
'ather in business here, and one daugh- |
.er, Miss Edith Lotterhos, besides a
arge family connection. Mrs. Letter. |
ios Is the sister of Mrs. Phil Enochs. OF |
Fernwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Lotteries are |
probably the Oldest residents of Crys- |
al Springs,