The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-11
SERVICES SUNDAY FUR SUPPLY MAN
FenWick Young Dies At Home After Illness Of Three
 MOnthS-CiviC Leader

Fenwick Young, president Of the Young and Vann Supply company. died at SIS o'clock Saturday morning after an illness of three months. MT. Young had been leader is Birming- ham business. financial and socia! circles for more than quarter of d century. Funeral services will be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon from the residence.
 MT. Young's heAth became im- paired several months ago and he during the summer. He was i'll in his home, 1921 Cliff road, for three weeks before he died. Funeral arrange ments arc not yet completed and will be announced later. The Johns Ur- dertakipg company will have charge.
 l. FenwlcS Young was born in Washington, D. C., April [. 1869. He was a son of I. F. and Nora Giving stonl Young. He attended the public school of Washington until he was IA years old and then went to worK. In 1898 Eo moved tn Atlanta, Ga, and a few months later he joined the sales staff e Miner X Kettig, remaining with that firm for several years. In December. 1906, with James A. Vann, he founded the Young & Nann Supply company, the firm growing to be one of the most representative machinery supply cocnerns in the south.
 MT. Young's recognized business ability in Birmingham over a period of 35 years resulted in his services being called on by several large in stitutions. He became a, director of the Birmingham Trust and Savings company; he was placed on the exec utive -mititee of the National Pipe and Supply association; served as president of the Southern Supply and Machinery sDealers' association, and was long identified with the Br mingham Chamber of Commerce as a director.
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 At the time of his death Mir. Young was president of the Birmingham Country vluo and member of the Roebuck anl Southern clubs the Ma sons and was chairman of the board of deacons and trustees of the Inde- pendent Presbyterian church.
 Mir Young is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma roung, daughter or the late MaJ w. B. Leedy: three daughters, Miss Florence Jordan Miss Any Cothran and Miss Keta Leedy Young; two sisters, Mrs. Flu gene A. Jones and Mrs. Eleanor Car roll Hill both of Washington, D. C.
 The pallbearers for the funeral with Johns in charge, will be;
 Active Pallbearers William NJ, Given, J. c. Bowling. $. ] McCaugh rim, T, II. Spencer, r. l., Winter Wayne E. Nelson, Sorsbyi Jemisou, John Montgomery, Lucian Hood, John W. Iones.
 Honorary Pallbea Adler Thomas H. Benners, Lee c. Bradley. Eugene l.. Brown, Henry l.. Badham, Sr,, R. H. Rannister, John NJ. Cald- well, F. Fl. Cabaniss, w. w. Craw- ford, Sr., Paul ChalifouX, Dan B. Dim mick, H. A, Drennen, Evans ]. Dunn, Charles DeBardeleben, Samuel l.. Earle. Eugene Fies, William l. Grubb, H. $. Geismer Walter F. Henley, Dr. A. R. Harris, Fred M Jackson, Craw- ford Johnson, Sr., James G. Johns. F.. NJ. Kilby, John l. Kaul W. H. Kettig Frank M Lathrop. William H. Manly, Lloyd St. John Smith. r. N. McClel- Ian, Sr., M. r. Northington, T, s. Neville. w. G. Oliver, LeRoy Percy, George r. Peter, David Roberts. Jr., J. R. Rice, Arthur w. Smith, Tom o. Smith, Harold R. Sansom. Robert A. Terrell, Herbert Tutwiler, Mai. F. M. wiler, PrIestly Toulmin, Oscar Wells, A. H. Woodward. J. C. Ware