The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-04
DEATHS

Joe Bullanger Pearcc.--Funeral services for Joe Bullanger Pearee. 16, son of MT. and Mrs. James Mc- Kenzie Long of Winfield, who came to his death Sunday after noon by drowning while swimming friends near Winfield, will take place from the residence of R. N. Wheeler, 1921 Maplewood street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Inter- ment will be in Elmwood, with Lige Loy in charge. Dr. Hendrix will officiate at the services. Rela- tives stated that young Long was suddenly drawn beneath the sur face of the water, and was never again seen. His lifeless body was found some time later by friends. who made several attempts at div ing before he was found. Pallbear- CTS will be Joe Housman, w. l.. Housman. Julian Mobley Morris Lee. Terry Deague, Char . Roland. Louis Fox and Fred Howell.
 Thomas Sergeant.-Remains of Thomas Sergeant, who died Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from wounds sustained when injured by a freight train of the L. & N. rail- road. short distance from Trat ford. were sent to Trafford yester- day afternoon at 12:30 o'clock by Johns. Rufe Sergeant, resident of Lehigh, stated that his brother boarded the freight train at Traf- ford and that he was found short distance from that place lying across the tracks with both legs badly mangled by a negro. Ths brother presumed that the deceased had fallen between two cars. the wheels of which passed over his legs.
 Miss AiIeen KiIpatrick-Funeral services for Miss Aileen Fitzpatrick, prominent young woman of East Lake, who was drowned Sunday afternoon In the Little Cahaba river, will take place from the resi- dence, 6617 Hillman avenue. East Lake, this morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be In Elmwood, with Johns in charge. Miss Kill patrick came to her untimely death Sunday afternoon about 4 o'clock. while in the river with three of her friends. Friends stated that she ventured out to far into the river. reaching deep water. She was seen to sink beneath the surface and did not appear again. Her body was lOQHo lOdi AOulo idtGI py Il searching party that dragged the river.
 R. H. JacIxson.-Funeral services of R. H. Jackson, who died Sunday afternoon at his residence. 4033 Fifth avenue. Woodlawn, will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Fortieth Street Methodist church. The funeral services win be presided over by Rev. w. H. Gregory, pastor of the church, as- ment will be in the Fraternal cemetery. Pratt City, with Brown in charge.
 Miss Jesste Hiclman-Died at a local infirmary last night. Funeral services will be announced later by Lige Loy. Deceased is survived by her father William P. Hickman oi Trussville; three brothers, Gun ningham Hickman of Birmingham Sears Hickman of Cincinnati; and Springs; three sisters, Mrs. R. G Hewitt and Mrs. s. s. Wilson, botr of Birmingham; and Miss Jenny Hickman of Trussville.
 Amelia Elizabeth Gnndy.--Infan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Candy, 2712 Thirty eighth ave nue, North Birmingham, died at : local infirmary yesterday after noon. Funeral services will be helt | this afternoon at 3 o'clock iron Johns chapel. followed by inter ment in Elmwood.
 | Miss Winnie Williams.-Remains O Miss Winnie Williams. age 23, wht died Sunday at her residence il i Gasden. arrived in Birmingha yesterday. Funeral services will b, 1 conducted from the residence o< J