Services for Mr. T. R. GRAHAM, who passed away Thursday morning, held at his residence Friday morning 10 o'clock, conducted by his pastor, Rev. C. W. Gunn. Survivors - two sons, Jim and Jude, Shubuta; two daughters, Mrs. Jessie BERRY, Los Angeles, CA and Miss Clotile GRAHAM, Shubuta; ten grandchildren. Interment at Hebron cemetery, near Waynesboro, by the side of his wife, Mrs. Annie MOODY GRAHAM, who preceded him three months ago. W. J. Patton in charge of arrangements. Active pallbearers - B. H. Gillespie, W. L. Bounds, R. C. Owens, Dr. McDevitt, R. C. Weems, Mark Weems, Charles Kelter, and Bern Owens. Honorary: Jeff Gray, Truman Gray, J. E. McLendon, Frank Gray, M. M. Shirley, W. H. Foster, W. C. Norris, H. F. Case, J. B. Evans, J. H. Mauldin, Ab Rogers, Jesse Carter, W. B. Raley, J. H. Smiley, J. W. Poole, D. W. Heidelberg, A. Johnston, J. M. Ulmer, E. L. Martin, Lee Beard, Jim Gray, R. C. Jones, Billy Herron, Grady Chapman.

Mrs. Ludie JOHNSON, wife of Alvin JOHNSON, passed away at her home 28 Dec; age 36 years; survived by husband and seven children. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. AINSWORTH. Funeral services held the day after her death; her pastor, Rev. Cliff Johnston, officiating. Pallbearers - E. P. Williams, W. C. Burnham, C. W. Evans, Floyd Dearman, Walter Mason, W. A. Mason. McClellan Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. J. T. McQUIETER, Stonewall, passed away at her home, Sunday, 30 Dec. Survivors - husband; sons, J. H., J. W.; Mesdames Joe JOINER, Robert WOODALL, Sol BUCKLEY, all of Stonewall. Funeral services held in Stonewall Baptist meeting house Monday and burial followed. Rev. E. C. Hendricks, Baptist pastor, officiating. Pallbearers - Lige Pulley, R. E. Adams, A. Buckalew, C. C. Gunn, Grady Pilgrim, W. G. Wymer. McClellan Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

G. R. OLLIPHANT, Sr., 82, died at his residence Saturday, 28 Dec, 6 a. m. He was a former mayor of Enterprise. Born in Holmes County, 1852; moved to Enterprise when four years old; married Miss Mary DUNN in 1867. Survivors - widow, son G. R. OLLIPHANT, Jr.; two half sisters, Mrs. Willie Eta MOSLEY, Havana, Cuba; one half brother, Leslie OLLIPHANT, Russellville, AL; niece, Mrs. J. D. FATHERREE, Quitman. Funeral services held from family residence in Enterprise, Monday, 2:30 p. m., Revs. D. C. Hendricks and O. H. Scott officiating. Jas. F. Webb Funeral Home in charge.

Will E. SMITH of Stonewall died at his home 5 Jan at the age of 63; buried at DeSoto cemetery Sunday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. Mott of Stonewall officiating. Survivors - eight sons and three daughters - Homer, Roy, McComb; Doyle, Cliff, Joel, Stonewall; Ora, Porterville; Zell and Sisson, Stonewall; Mrs. Mary WADE, Tupelo; Onda TAYLOR, Stonewall; Lois SMITH, Stonewall; 12 grandchildren. Pallbearers - Delwin Smith, Hubbert Smith, Claiborne Robinson, Clarence Woods, Jim Downs, Parmer Smith. McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

27 Dec the death angel claimed the spirit of Julian Ann CARLISLE, age 72 years. She was a member of the Mount Rose Baptist church. Survivors - seven daughters, two sons, and a host of grandchildren.

E. A. MIXON passed away Saturday afternoon after a short illness. Funeral services held Sunday afternoon at Hepsebah church, conducted by Rev. N. A. Edmonds, assisted by Rev. Gunn. Survivors - father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. MIXON; two brothers, Leroy and Floyd MIXON, Shubuta; one sister, Mrs. H. E. SUMMERLINE, Meridian. Active pallbearers - R. C. Weems, T. B. George, W. E. Calhoun, Dr. A. P. Hand, Ab Rogers, Ika Martin. Honorary - H. B. Gillespie, Sam Jones, Bud Brock, M. L. Minkler, Aubra Jones, T. J. Barber, C. W. Leggett, A. T. Rogers, Ed Moody, Marvin Moseley, J. L. Weaver, W. L. Weaver, W. L. Weems, P. W. Johnston, J. M. Ulmer, A. T. Bentley, W. J. Stallings, D. E. Busby, W. L. Bounds. Interment in church cemetery. W. J. Patton in charge.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mamie BREWER, 48, who passed away early Friday morning at a Meridian hospital, held Saturday morning at Andrews Chapel, conducted by her pastor, Rev. Holt, assisted by Revs. Gunn and King. Survivors - husband, Daniel Morse BREWER, of Brewer; two sons, George DUNHAM, Meridian and Mart DUNHAM, of Brewer; two daughters, Hilda BREWER and Mrs. Ethel TODD, of Brewer; four step-sons, D. W., George, and H. BREWER, of Meridian; H. M. BREWER, of Brewer; four step-daughters, Mesdames Carrie WEST, Shubuta, and Sadie TODD, DeSoto; Miss Alice BREWER, Dallas, TX; Mrs. C. J. KNIGHT, Meridian. Active pallbearers - Frank Williams, Johnnie Carmichael, Walter Carmichael, David Kemp, J. C. Thames, M. M. Miller. Honorary - G. L. Keaton, O. L. Bates, Everitt Brewer, Coyt Brewer, Chester Brewer, Thos. Thames, J. A. Carmichael, Fred Morgan. Interment in church cemetery. W. J. Patton in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. Mae LOVETT of Stonewall passed away last Sunday at 1 o'clock at the family home. She was 37 years old. Survivors - parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. YOUNG; three brothers, G. T. and L. D. YOUNG, Quitman; R. L. YOUNG, Stonewall; three sisters, Mrs. Eunice JACKSON, Livingston, AL; Mrs. Doffie RILEY and Mrs. Annie RILEY, Quitman. Funeral services held from Stonewall Baptist church Sunday afternoon, 4 o'clock, Revs. Hendricks and Smith officiating. Burial in Stonewall cemetery. Pallbearers - Henry Prince, Andrew Roberson, Adren Smith, J. D. Priester, Delwin Smith, Claude Daugherty. McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

Mrs. Mary V. WEEMS, wife of Mr. Geo. S. WEEMS, Sr., died Thursday morning at 5 o'clock, on her 75th birthday. Member of Methodist church. Services conducted by her pastor, Rev. C. H. Gunn, assisted by Revs. N. A. Edmonds and C. C. Clarke. Survivors - husband, Geo. S. WEEMS; five sons, Fred H., Atlanta, GA; Robert C., Geo S., Jr., James and Albert; two daughters, Misses Mary V. and Sara WEEMS, Shubuta; one brother, James HAND, Purvis, MS; one sister, Mrs. Mittie JORDAN, Purvis, MS; nine grandchildren. Active pallbearers - J. M. Caughman, W. E. Calhoun, L. N. Mixon, Floyd Hudson, T. B. George, L. D. Patton. Honorary - C. W. Leggett, D. W. Heidelberg, M. L. Patterson, Joe Rashe, Sam Jones, A, Johnston, J. E. Toney, J. H. Griffin, J. W. Poole, H. B. Gillespie, J. N. Brownlee, J. M. Ulmer, W. L. Bounds, Dr. J. A. McDevitt, Dr. A. P. Hand, Wm. Edwards, J. M. Phillips, D. E. Busby, J. H. Mauldin, W. E. Dabbs. W. J. Patton in charge.

Mrs. Elizabeth Jane COVINGTON, 83, died Sunday afternoon, 2 o'clock in her home near DeSoto, after a brief illness. She was the wife of the late Jerry COVINGTON, who preceded her in death some three years ago. Born in Clarke County. Member of Baptist church. Survivors - two daughters and five sons, Mesdames Mollie RRHODES and Minnie McGEE, both of DeSoto; Dave COVINGTON, Quitman; Charlie COVINGTON, Leakesville; W. T., A. W. and T. B. COVINGTON, all of DeSoto; 33 grandchildren. Funeral services held in the Church of God, 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Interment in Covington cemetery. Pallbearers - Walter J. Evans, Chester Weems, Will Boykin, Paul Coker, Tom Boykin, R. B. Davis. McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

Dave F. HARRIS passed away 15 Feb., age 59; survivors - widow, Mrs. Cora HARRIS; two sisters, Mrs. Ella CHANCELLOR, Hattiesburg; Mrs. Mary Jane MAYO, Quitman; brothers, Alex, G. R., J. W., N. S., James, all of Quitman; funeral services conducted 16th with burial following; pallbearers - Fred, Colie, Slater, Robert Harris; Jimmie Chancellor; Lee Wright; McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

Mr. B. M. CRANFORD, 75, past (sic) away 21 Jan 1935 at home of daughter, Mrs. Rose Anna ROLISON, Quitman, Rt. 1. Survivors - five sons, Tom, Cleveland, MS; Jim and George, Quitman, MS; Johnnie and Clarence, both of Stonewall, MS; two daughters, Mrs. Rose Anna ROLISON, Mrs. Sallie HARPER, both of Quitman; 31 grandchildren; four great grandchildren; host of relatives and friends. Funeral services held at Elam Baptist Church, Friday, 25 Jan. Pallbearers - W. C. Burnham, Earl Johnston, Roy Hayes, J. D. Pat Martin, Walter Johnston, Arthur Moore. James F. Webb Funeral Home in charge.

Miss Mary DONALD died at the family residence in Quitman 21 Feb. Funeral services held at First Baptist Church, Quitman, Friday afternoon, two o'clock, the Rev. W. L. Meadows, pastor, officiating, and Rev. J. B. Cottrell assisting. Interment in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Daughter of the late Major George L. DONALD and Mrs. Mary HICKS DONALD. She was reared in Clarke County; moved to Quitman from Shubuta when a child. Survivors - four brothers and two sisters, Major George L. DONALD, Jackson; R. H. DONALD, Quitman; W. B. DONALD, Waynesboro; S. S. DONALD, New Hebron; Mrs. M. A. O'DOM, Selma, AL; Mrs. A. W. COVINGTON, DeSoto. Active pallbearers - S. B. Kirkland, J. W. Bailey, S. C. McNeill, H. F. Case, T. M. Dabbs, Judge J. D. Fatherree, E. L. Kincaid, Joe Massingale. Members of the Eastern Star served as honorary pallbearers. W. J. Patton in charge.

Mrs. Mattie JORDAN, 41, of the Harmony community, died Friday morning of pneumonia. Funeral services conducted Sunday morning, 10 o'clock, McGowan's Chapel by Prof. C. A. Massey. Survivors - husband, Jim JORDAN; two sons, James and J. C., Jr.; one daughter, Lorane; father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. THOMPSON; two brothers and one sister, Toxie, AL. Pallbearers - T. J. Hails, J. H. Elam, W. M. Elam, G. H. Scott, Sam Howell, J. A. Brashier. Interment in church cemetery. W. J. Patton in charge.

Mrs. Isadore TURNER, Quitman, MS, died Saturday, 23 Feb, 7:30 o'clock, from pneumonia. Funeral services held at Pleasant Grove church Sunday morning, 11 o'clock, Rev, Buhalts officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Survivors - two daughters and one son, Mrs. J. W. GLASS and Mrs. Mary LEE, both of Quitman; T. L. BONNER; eight grandchildren. Pallbearers - J. W. Davis, Mike Moravec, Edd Griffin, Leon Jones, John Hunter, Oran Griffin. McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

Funeral services held at the Baptist church of DeSoto, Friday afternoon, 3 o'clock, for Mrs. Eugenia ZITTEROW PIPPEN, 64, wife of the late J. F. PIPPEN. Rev. E. C. Hendricks officiated assisted by Revs. Holt, Meadows, and Mason. Survivors - two daughters, Mrs. Sadie PIPPEN JONES, Jackson, MS; Otley PIPPEN, Meridian; one son, Mr. Earl PIPPEN, Harrison, AR. Active pallbearers - R. A. Gilbert, Bert McRee, Thomas Dabbs, T. H. Coker, C. B. Brashier, Clark McDonald. Honorary - Preston Bethea, W. B. Raley, B. J. Carter, W. C. Couch, A. S. Mason, Stewart Kirkland, W. H. Foster, Dr. H. C. Watkins, Dr. T. E. Wilson, John Carmichael, C. W. Leggett, Geo. S. Weems, F. A. Todd, Rev. E. C. Joiner, W. C. Weems, Henry Dillard, Chas. Carmichael. W. J. Patton in charge.

George B. WILLIAMS passed away at his home east of Quitman this week. Funeral services held at Montrose Baptist church with Rev. E. Grayson, his pastor, officiating, assisted by the Revs. W. L. Meadows, T. B. Cottrell, Cliff Johnston. Burial services in charge of the Masonic lodge. Deceased was a member of the Blue lodge and was a Shriner, a member of the Hamasa Temple of Meridian. Survivors - widow, sons, and daughters, Dr. Frank A. WILLIAMS, Franklington, LA; Ira J., Bogalusa, LA; Cliff, Oscar, Champ, and George B. J., and Mrs. E. M. LANTRIP.

Widow of the late J. M. CARMICHAEL; was 81 years old; died at home, DeSoto; survivors - five sons - Preston and Charles T. CARMICHAEL, White Bluff; Dr. L. K. CARMICHAEL, Quitman; B. B. CARMICHAEL, Greenville; L. L. CARMICHAEL, Gatesville; daughter - Mrs. Nora BROCK, DeSoto; four grandchildren; five great grandchildren; brother - J. R. KENNEDY, Quitman; two sisters - Mesdames S. C. JAUNIKIN, DeSoto; Mrs. Mary CARMICHAEL, Crandall; funeral services held Wednesday afternoon, DeSoto Baptist Church; burial in DeSoto Cemetery; Revs. Meadows, Holt, and Norsworthy officiating; McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

J. T. (Bill) CHAPMAN, 38, world war veteran, passed away Saturday night at Chapperell, MS, of pneumonia. Funeral services conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev. W. A. Green, Waynesboro, and T. A. King, Carmichael, at Chapperell Church. Survivors - widow, Maggie TROTTER CHAPMAN; mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. CHAPMAN; two brothers, L. and Buck; two sisters, Mrs. Levi DUVALL and Miss Annie CHAPMAN. Pallbeaers were friends in the community. Interment in church cemetery. W. J. Patton in charge.

Little infant of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Lee DANIELS, El Paso, TX, born 28 Feb 1935, laid to rest in Love Rest cemetery, El Paso. Mr. DANIELS was formerly of Quitman, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John DANIELS, Rt. 2. Mrs. DANIELS was Miss Ella Mae RIVERS of Woxahabin, TX, before marriage.
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Mr. W. L. HANEY, Hinton, AL, near Clarke, died Monday, 11 Mar, at his home and was buried the following day. Mrs. HANEY attended the funeral and came back to her daughter's (Mrs. Josh CARNEY) to spend the night; where she too was stricken with an illness which resulted in her death two hours after her husband's body was laid to rest. Both were buried at Antioch Cemetery. Survivors - four daughters and three sons, Willie Mae, Lillie Mae, Vaoma, Rolland, Floyd, Woodrow. Mrs. HANEY is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Jim WILSON; one brother, Will CARNEY, both of Hinton, AL. Mr. HANEY is also survived by two brothers, Chas. and Monroe; four sisters, Mrs. Isabel CARNEY, Mrs. John LEWIS, Mrs. Will CARNEY, Miss Alma HANEY. McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

S. E. MUSE, 65, died of acute indigestion, at his home south of Enterprise on the river road at 8:30 p. m. Sunday; buried in cemetery at Enterprise, 10 a. m. Wednesday, 13 Mar. Born and raised in Kentucky, moving to Enterprise about 17 years ago. First wife died about four or five years ago. He re-married a few months before his death. Survivors - widow, three brothers in Kentucky, two in Jackson, MS; sister Mrs. GAINES, Denver, CO; other relatives in MS and KY. Rev. J. C. Clark of Waynesboro officiated. Webb Funeral Home in charge.

The funeral of J. H. SPICKARD, 88, held from DeSoto Methodist Church Wednesday afternoon, conducted by his pastor, Rev. T. R. Holt. Born in Raleigh, MS, 1846; joined the Confederate Army in 1864 and stayed until close of war. Living in DeSoto since 1866 and engaged in mercantile business and farming until he retired. Survivors - one son, J. A. SPICKARD, DeSoto; two daughters, M. V. ALLEN, Aberdeen, MS; Mrs. Lena MAHAN, DeSoto; 18 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Adelia WORTS and Mrs. Genie BEADLES, Kenton, TN. Active pallbearers - Tom Boykin, Jeff Stallings, Tom Covington, Chester Weems, Floyd Hails, Lloyd McNeal, Clarke McDonald. Honorary - Gid Pippen, Billie Morris, M. C. Palmer, F. A. Todd, D. E. Busby, C. N. Kennedy, J. C. Brashier, J. A. Arrington, J. A. McNeal, Ed Newton, M. C. Pugh, J. I. Newton, E. A. Early, Thomas Dabbs, L. C. Fairchild, D. T. Coker, R. R. Redden, Mr. West, K. C. Mabry, Allen Traweek. Interment in DeSoto cemetery. W. J. Patton in charge.

Mrs. Sue McGOWAN ADAMS, 48, who was born and reared near Quitman, MS, died in a Meridian hospital last Sunday as a result of burns received when her clothing ignited when she was standing before an open fire. Tragedy occurred at home of sister, Mrs. Robert LAND, in Melvin, where she was visiting. She was the widow of Mr. Horace ADAMS. Survivors - three sons, James ADAMS, Los Angeles, CA; Jack and William ADAMS, Quitman; three sisters, Mesdames LAND, Melvin; Garald RENTZ, Gilbertown, AL; William MOORE, Quitman; four brothers, Hamilton McGOWAN, Ocean Springs; Talmadge McGOWAN, AZ; Evans and Douglass, Quitman; mother, Mrs. J. H. McGOWAN. Funeral services conducted by Rev. W. C. M. Baggett, pastor of local church, assisted by Rev. W. L. Meadows, pastor of Quitman Baptist church. McClellan Funeral Home in charge.

Mr. Dan HERRINGTON of DeSoto called to rest Sunday morning, 1:30, 10 Mar. Survivors - wife, Mrs. Helen HERRINGTON; twelve children; two brothers, Jack and Jim, Quitman; four sisters, Mrs. Dad BATTLES, Mrs. Levi LAWSON, Souenlovie; Mrs. Henry PARKER, Stonewall; Mrs. Millard BASS, Quitman; four grandchildren. Laid to rest in Quitman cemetery by side of mother. Brother W. L. Meadows of the Baptist Church, officiating.

While sitting ina chair at her home at Stonewall, Mrs. Margaret HARPER, 65, wife of S. A. HARPER, was stricken with an acute heart attack and death was almost instantaneous. Survivors - husband; six sons, Edward, Richard, Charles, John HARPER, Stonewall; Hubbard HARPER, AL; Will HARPER, Vossburg; three sisters, Mesdames V. G. SINCLAIR, Mattie KELLY, Stonewall; G. B. McKIZZIE, Meridian; one brother, Sam GILBERT, Stonewall. Funeral services held from Assembly of God church, Stonewall, Monday, 3:30 p. m. Revs. Jessie Smith and O. H. Scott, pastor of the Methodist church in Enterprise, officiated. Burial in the Stonewall cemetery. Pallbearers - Claude Daugherty, Olin Nixon, Delvin Smith, J. K. Phillips, Bryant Moffett, Allman Buckalew. James F. Webb Funeral Home in charge.

J. C. LONG, 58, died at his home in the eastern part of the county 23 Mar. Survivors - widow, Mrs. Mamie LONG, five children, Mrs. Katie DEARMAN, Mrs. Maggie FULLER and Misses Jettie and Ethel LONG, Marvin LONG, all of Crandall, Rt. 3; seven grandchildren. Laid to rest in Antioch cemetery. Revs. John Morgan of Stonewall and J. C. Johnston officiating. Pallbearers - T. S., J. T., J. C. Smith, T. C. Miller, Coy Dearman, Wm. Graham.
Monday night about 7 o'clock after a long illness the mother of Lonnie LONG passed away at her home in AL. She was 84 years old; widow of Wm. LONG. Survivors - two daughters, Mesdames Nettie COLLINS and Lettie SATCHER of Crandall, Rt. 3; 14 grandchildren. Funeral services and burial at old Hebron church cemetery and were conducted by Revs. Morgan and Johnston. Pallbearers - T. S. Smith, Charlie Morgan, Henry Roberts, Roy Roberts, Clifford Smith, Emmett Smith. McClellan Funeral Home in charge of both funerals.

In the early morning hours of 26 Mar, Mrs. Martha Jane BARBER, 86, quietly slipped away to that home eternal not made with hands. Born in this community 15 Apr 1849. Services at the home, 10 AM, Wednesday morning, conducted by Rev. C. H. Gunn, Methodist Pastor. Interment in Shubuta Cemetery. Survivors - one brother, H. C. McLEOD, Pachuta; two daughters, Mrs. J. P. PATTON, Shubuta; Mrs. C. B. WEEKS, Lakeland, FL; three sons, I. W. and T. J. BARBER, Shubuta; E. L. BARBER, Gulfport; 19 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren. Active pallbearers - R. C. Weems, E. I. Martin, L. D. Patton, T. F. Hudson, G. S. Weems, Jr., J. N. Patton. (Note: 12 honorary pallbearers were also listed). W. J. Patton in charge.

Funeral services and interment held at Davall (sic) Community Wednesday, 2 PM, for P. C. DUVALL, 75, who died of pneumonia. Rev. Thames of Quitman, his pastor, conducted the services. Survivors - widow, 14 children, 22 grandchildren. W. J. Patton in charge.

Lonnie GREEN, Pachuta, a member of the corps of workers at CCC camps near Quitman, was burned to death last Saturday morning when the Pachuta Hotel was totally destroyed by fire. It is supposed that Mr. Green became unconsciously suffocatd and that perhaps he never realized the building was on fire. His charged body, burned beyond recognition, was found in the ruins of the hotel. Survivors - two brothers, E. J. GREEN and Eddie M. GREEN, Pachuta; sister, Mrs. McKinley ROGERS, Petal; sister-in-law, Mrs. Percy CULPEPPER, Meridian. Parents of the deceased, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. GREEN, Pachuta, died several years ago. Funeral services held at Pachuta, Sunday, 2:30 PM, Revs. Baggett, Methodist pastor, and J. E. Wills, Baptist pastor, officiating. By virtue of the deceased's connection with the CCC camp near here, he was given a military burial. Pallbearers - Frank Couch, Roy Altman, Hoke Ahbrose, Coley Todd, Edd Fennell, Billie Givins. (Note: There were 20 honorary pallbearers listed, all CCC workers). McClellan Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.

Funeral services conducted at Matherville Presbyterian Church Wednesday, 4 PM, for Charlie ODOM, 49. Rev. McRaney, pastor of M. E. Church, conducted the services, assisted by Rev. Clyd Gunn, pastor of Shubuta M. E. Church. Survivors - widow, Mrs. Clara ODOM; three daughters, Mrs Brown HARRIS, Isney, AL; Mrs. Wm. CARMICHAEL, Quitman; Miss Francis ODOM; one son, Roy ODOM, Matherville; four sisters, Mrs. Maurice LINDSEY, Mrs. Stover JONES, Matherville; Mrs. Roxie KELLY, Hickore Valley, TN; Mrs. Mamy GRIFFITH, St. Petersburg, FL; four brothers, Willie, Laurence, Eugene, Matherville; Ira, St. Petersburg, FL; father, E. L. ODOM, Matherville. Active pallbearers - Dougal Carmichael, John I. Hays, Henry W. Odom, T. M. Flemming, Geo. H. Mauldin, Elliott Stagg. (Note: 21 honorary pallbearers were listed). W. J. Patton in charge.

Funeral services for Richard ATKINSON, 50, rehabilitation farmer, who met his death by becoming entangled in the harness and being dragged two miles by a mule, held Saturday afternoon, 4:30, Baptist Church, Quitman; conducted by Revs. W. L. Meadows and Holt; active pallbearers - W. W. Gordy, R. A. Clarke, A. L. Ramsey, Paul Newton, Jessie Newton, Cicero Sellers (obit contained a long list of honorary pallbearers); W. J. Patton in charge. The following is from a separate, similar article on same page, which also gave more details of Mr. ATKINSON'S horrible death: survivors - widow, four daughters, Iva Lee, Polly, Hazel, Ruth; son, Noel.

Mrs. and Mrs. Albert COVINGTON and Mrs. and Mrs. Joe COVINGTON left Saturday for Texarkana, TX, to attend funeral of Albert COVINGTON's niece, Miss Mabel COVINGTON, 25, who died in Washington, DC. Also a niece of Mrs. O. B. KITTRELL. Was daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. B. COVINGTON of Texarkana, who are well known in Meridian.

Mrs. Mary E. ROWELL, Eucutta Community, passed away at her home 13 Apr 1935 after a short time of sickness. Survivors - one daughter, Mrs. J. E. BRASHIER, Crestview, FL; three sons, W. S., G. W., and J. B. ROWELL, Vossburg, MS; 19 grandchildren; nine great grandchildren. Laid to rest in Vossburg Cemetery Sunday afternoon, 4 PM. Pallbearers - M. C. Mosley, M. B. Mosley, Quitman? Roberts, Walter Manning, Ed Roberts, E. Roberts. McClellan Funeral Home in charge.