Mrs. Mary E. LONG, 73, Gilbertown, AL, widow of the late R. C. LONG, passed away 27 Dec, after a lingering illness. Remains taken to Bladon Springs Cemetery Thursday morning at 10 AM, where funeral services were conducted by Rev. Barrow. Was a consistent member of the Gilbertown Baptist Church. Survivors - five daughters, Mrs. V. G. TAYLOR, Gilbertown; Mrs. G. T. WILLIAMS, Yantley, AL; Mrs. D. A. SCOTT, Riderwood, AL; Misses Ruth and Emma LONG, Birmingham, AL. Pallbearers - Ed Brewer, Ed Stroud, M. C. Kimbrough, Bob Allman, Mr. Rentz, and Jerrell Rentz. Interment in Bladon Springs Cemetery by the side of her husband who preceded her to the grave by a few months. W. J. Patton in charge.

Shubuta, Miss. -- Thomas Horton WEBB, who was stricken with heart attack shortly after speaking before a Kosciusko gathering, died after leaving the lobby of the hotel, where he was preparing to retire. He had reached his room when a scream was heard. Those rushing to his assistance found Mr. Webb lying across the bed dead. Connected with Oil and Fertilizer company of Hattiesburg for several years, recently leaving here to go to Kosciusko to take up the same work. Body brought to Shubuta for funeral and interment. Funeral held from First Baptist church, where he was a member. Interment in city cemetery. Survivors - widow, Mrs. Pearl G. WEBB; two daughters, Misses Christine and Hortense; one son, all of Hattiesburg; aged mother, Mrs. Annie BASKIN WEBB, Shubuta; two sisters, Mrs. N. B. TOUCHSTONE, Shubuta; Mrs. V. B. SATCHER, Atmore, AL; three brothers, J. B., H. L.,, Laurel; Rev. H. H. WEBB, Jackson, MS; a number of other relatives.

Funeral services for J. A. McDONALD, DeSoto, held Sunday morning, 10 AM, DeSoto Methodist Church, conducted by his pastor, Rev. W. L. Blackwell. He married Miss Mary Jane MOODY who preceded him to the grave 27 years ago. Survivors - four sons, E. G. McDONALD, Puerto Castillo, Honduras, Central America; A. N. McDONALD, La Lima, Honduras, Central America; C. W. McDONALD, Muskegon, MI; J. C. McDONALD, DeSoto; several grandchildren. Later he married Mrs. Josephine DONALD, who survives him. Active pallbearers - Robertus McRee, Marvin Pacnell, Charlie Brashier, F. A. Todd, Asa Spickard, Chester Weems. (Honorary pallbearers also listed). Interment in church cemetery. W. J. Patton in charge.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. LAND, 85, widow of the late J. R. LAND, held at Bright Water Cemetery Wednesday morning of last week, 11 AM, by her pastor, Rev. C. E. Garner, assisted by Rev. B. A. Sellars. Had lived in Melvin for 65 years; consecrated member of Methodist church. Survivors - five daughters, Miss Karah LAND, Melvin, AL; Mrs. Ella RENTS, Mrs. Alma ALLMAN, Mrs. Lula RUDDER, Gilbertown, AL; Mrs. Angie CHATAM, Lookeba, OK; one son, Robert LAND, Melvin; one brother, Mr. Albert BONNER; one sister, Mrs. Jennie BUCKALEW; 28 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren. Pallbearers - seven grandsons - Rex ALLMAN, Sam ALLMAN, Gerald RENTS, Charlie LAND, Earnest LAND, Jno. RUDDER, Jr., Wayman RUDDER. (Honorary pallbearers also listed). Interment was by the side of her husband who preceded her to the grave on 12 Jun 1926. W. J. Patton in charge.

Early Tuesday morning, 30 Jan, just as the sun was rising, the death angel visited the home of Henry I. E. CARROLL and carried his soul away. Born in Clarke Co., 20 Mar 1863, his father dying in the Civil war. He never knew him, raised up by a widowed mother, having one half brother and four sisters of whom all have passed away. Married 8 Dec 1887 to Miss Nancy AVERA, who passed away 10 Feb 1915. To this union there were born 11 children, two of who passed away in infancy. Survivors - six sons, J. W. CARROLL, Quitman; W. E.. B. F., H. A., G. W., and Earl CARROLL, al of Crandall; three daughters, Mrs. Mary HOBBS, Foley, AL; Mrs. Annie MILLER and Miss Sallie CARROLL, both of Crandall; 18 grandchildren. At the age of 15, joined the Missionary Baptist church; later in life he became dissatisfied with his home and in 1895 joined the Primitive Baptist Church, of which he was a consistent member until his death. Had been an ordained minister the past 20 years. The last words that he spoke, he sang "Oh, When Shall I See Jesus and Reign With Him Above." He was laid to rest in the Antioch cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Elder Mazingo, Stonewall. Pallbearers - Clarence Graham, Elmer Graham, J. C. Graham, L. H. Hurst, P. E. Stoddard, W. E. Miller.

At the home of his brother, Judge FATHERREE, T. J. FATHERREE passed away 2 Feb. Was an active businessman, traveling salesman, unti, 1930 when his health failed, since which he has made his home with Judge FATHERREE. Born in Jasper Co., 1867. First married Miss Mollie RUDDER, who passed away in 1903. In 1905, married Miss Irene FERRELL, of New Orleans, a physician, who survives him. By his second wife, Mr. FATHERREE became the father of two sons, one of them dying in infancy. The other, Dr. T. J., Jr., is at present a member of the staff of Mayo Brothers, Rochester, MN. Was a life-long member of McGowan's Chapel Methodist church. Funeral services held in the church Sunday afternoon and burial in the cemetery by the church building. Survivors (besides wife and son) - brothers, George T., Ovatte?; A. E. and Judge J. D., Quitman; ___, Mary Esther, FL; sisters, Mrs. M. G. McLEOD, Mrs. Julia COOPER, and Mrs. L. R. BILBO, Pachuta; Mrs. Dr. H. C. WATKINS, Quitman; Mrs. H. C. BONEY, Quitman.

The entire county joins in sympathy with Mr. F. H. DEAS of Enterprise in the loss he sustains in the passing of Mrs. DEAS.

The death angel visited the home of Mr. J. C. LONG and took his son, Luther LONG, age 19; was known as "Buddy;" passed away Tuesday morning, 10 AM, 6 Feb 1934. Laid to rest in Antioch cemetery by the side of his mother. Survivors - father, J. C. LONG; stepmother. Mamie LONG; one sister, Ethel LONG; three half-sisters, Jettie, Kattie GRIFFIN, and Maggie FULLER; one half-brother, Marvin; a host of friends and relatives.

Born 10 Aug 1863, being 70 years and five months old. Ill for some length of time; not able to speak for several weeks before God called him to his heavenly home. Survivors - wife and 11 children, three daughters and one son deceased, leaving three daughters and four sons to mourn his going.
Mrs. Lebbens Smith

On 9 Feb, 9:15 AM, the death angel visited the home of O. W. EVANS and called from him his beloved wife. Mrs. EVANS was 46. Joined the church when she was about 17. Sick only a short time. Survivors - husband, O. W. EVANS; six children - four daughters - Mrs. J. E. PARKER; Edna, Ruby, and infant Betty Lou; two sons - Chester and O. C.; two step-sons - Leland and Edward EVANS; mother - Mrs. V. P. KENNEDY; five sisters and seven brothers; other relatives and a host of friends. Rev. E. C. Hendricks officiated. Pallbearers - C. B. Gordy, Lawrence Wilson, Waldo Mason, E. W. Moore, Hulet Gables, Russell Zitero; J. K. Kirkland Funeral Home in charge.