The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-01
DEATHS

William l.. Newberry-Funeral serV-
 ices for William l.. Newberry, for
 merly of Pratt City, who died Mon
 day in Brooklyn, N. Y.. will be held
 at o'clock Thursday afternoon 1 from the residence of his brother | in-law, Porter Chamblee, POPS | Humbolt avenue, Birmingham, fol-
 lowed by interment in Elmwood | cemetery, with Johns in charge. He
 is survived by his widow; mother, Mrs. Francis Newberry; sister, Mrs. | Lilly Pearl Daniels. Florida lodge,
 No. 450, A. r. & A. M., will be in
 charge of the services at the grave. Mrs. sarah S. McCnrty-Yuneral serv-
 ices for Mrs. Sarah s. McCarty, 40,
 who died at S:S0 o'clock Tuesday
 night at local infirmary were
 held at o'clock Wednesday after
 noon from the residence, followed I by interment in Elmwood ceme-
 tery, with Johns in charge
 Dr.. l.. T. Hocutt-Funeral services for Dr. L. T. Hocutt, SC, who died 1 Tuesday at his residence on the l Montevallo road, were held at 10 l o'clock Wednesday morning from the residence. followed by inter- ment in Elmwcod cemetery. with Lige Loy in charge.
 Miss Annie Washington-Funer services for Miss Annie Washing | ton. 14-year-old daughter of Mir. l and Mrs. L. L. Washington, who died Tuesday at the residence Tn Car well, were held at Il o'clock Wednesday morning from the resi- | dence, followed by interment ir the | Carwell cemetery, with Lige Loy 1 in charge.
 l J. Y. Sudduth-Funera1 services for 1 J. T. Sudduth, 6S, who died Wednes- 1 day afternoon at the residence, 1874 1 Twenty street, will be held /, at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon from the Masonico temple, after | which the remains will be sent to Fayette, Ala, by Vice for inter- l ment. Masonic ceremonies Will be l performed at the grave. He is sur vived by daughter, Miss Ola Sud- | duth; two brothers, w. Nj. and l Henry Sudduth, and sister, Mrs.
 Lizzie Bobo of Fayette. MT. Sud-
 duth was a Shriner and Knight l Templar.
 J. w. McNeiI-Remains of J. w. Me- 1 Neil, who died in Mobile Wednes- | day, will arrive in Birmingham Thursday morning. Funeral serv-
 ices will be announced later by
 Vice,
 l lrs. J. W JONnson--iNcIllaiH VI MI y. J. w. Johnson, 67, who died ;n Cat Tiff. Ky, Monday, arrived in Bir-
 mingham Tuesday night Funeral | services and interment were held 1 at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning ! at the Sulphur Springs cemetery, | with Vice jn charge. She is sur vived by three daughters, Mrs. E. 1 Cunningham, Mrs. Will Self, and | Mrs. Tom Davidson; two sons, w. M. and John Milstead; three sisters, 1 and Mrs. J. F. Trucks.
 Raymond Barnes-Raymond Barnes l "A, died at a local infirmary about | 8 o'clock Wednesday night. The
 remains will be sent to Winfield Ala, Thursday morning by Lige
 Loy. He is survived by his father 1 and mother. Mir. and Mrs. J. B. l Barnes, of Fayette, Ala. and seven brothers; Jesse, Thomas, Will liam. Curry, Virgil, Felix and Hay burn.
 Thomas Wiley Cook-Thomas Wiley Cook. aged GO. died at local in firmary at s:15 o'clock Wednesday afternoons. Remains will be sent I to Garden City. Ala, at o'clock Thursday morning by Jonns for burial. He is survived by three sons, Thomas Cook, Alvinf Cook, | Arthur Cook, all of Birmingham !; one daughter. Miss Bella Cook of
 Garden City; brother, Lem Cook of Tuscaloosa. Funeral services will be held at Garden City at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon.