The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-20
DEATHS

William j. Cowart--wiiliam Jackson Cow art. aged 7S. of Union Springs, Ala, died Thursday at the residence of his son, H. M. Cowart. 1925 Thirty-second street, north. He is survived by five sons, w. V. and H. M. of Birmingham; w. O. Cowart of Morco, Tenn, F. w, Cowart of Bakersfield Ca. and c. s. \ Cowart of Marshfield, and by two daugh- ters Mrs. J. H. Christian and Mrs. $. J., Caldwell of Union Srinpgs. Funeral services will be held at 1Q:3O o'clock Saturday morning at Midway, with Johns in charge. .5
 Mrs. John FaEardis-Mrs. John Fagardis died Thursday at the residence, 1904 Eightieth avenue. north. Funeral Sserv- ices will be held at o'clock Friday afternoon from the Greek church, Burial will be in Elmwood. with Johns in charge. ,t Mrs. Julia A. Lee--Mrs. Julia Ann Lee. aged 31, 416 Church street, Elyton, died Thursday at a local infirmary. She is survived by her husband, L. M. Lee; one daughter, Sophie, aged 10; three sons. Edward, Charles and Thomas Lee. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs Peter smith. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Friday morning at the residence, with Johns in charge. Wyatt HefIin Keller-Wyatt Heflin Keller, 15-year-old son of A. Keller, 2315 'Arl- ington avenue, died Thursday morning at local infirmary. Funeral an- nouncements will be made later by Lige Loy, pending the arrival of a sister from California.
 Mrs. Mary A. CarYer-Afrs. Mary Alice Carver, 57 years old, died Thursday afternoon at her residence, 7751 Hill !, man avenue. She is survived by her husband, Andrew David Caver; three sons. Leon of Florence, Ala; Allen D. and William T. of Birmingham; three daughters Misses Minnie, Mary Ellen and Beatrice, all of Birmingham; two sisters, Mrs, J. W. Pitts of New Mex leo, and Mrs, Lillie osteen of Mont gomery. and four brothers, J. ". Dill lard of Prattville, and E.. II. L. and Tom Dillard,- all of Montgomery. Fu- neral arrangements will be announced later by Vice.
 Doris MQIIer-Doris Miller, 2h-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elmo Miller. Carbon Hill, died Thursday afternoon at a local infirmiary: The body. body was S,, sent at II o'clock Thursday evening by Vics to Carbon H.Il fer burial. Mrs. Mary J. EstaIs-Funeral services for day morning at the home of her, daugh- ter in Irondale, will be held Friday afternoon at o'clock from the Me officiating. Burial will follow in the AIcElwane cemetery, with Morrison In charge. Mrs Estis Is survived by three daughters, four sons and several grand Harold Willie Walker-Harold Willie Walker, ?. son of MT, and Mrs. B. K. Walker died early Thursday morning at a local infirmary.= The body was sent to Altoona, Ala, by Brown.
 J. L. COOley--J. L. Cooley, 74, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs w A Cox. 1928 Twenty-fifth street, north, Thurs day night, He was born at Benton, Ala. August IS, 1850, and came to Bir mingham in the latter part of his life. He is survived by one son, J.. L. Cooley, Jr., and seven daughters. Mrs. w. A. Cox, Mrs. G. P. Kerns. Mrs. Sam Briggs. Mrs o. l.. Cain, all of Birmingham, and Mrs. D. W. Hall, Mrs. Leonard Roy. Mrs. wilmer Hawkins of Washtngtno, D. He is alo survived by one broth CT, J. R. Cooley. of Birmingham. The funeral will be announced later by Drowh.