ella mae (smitherman) walker
Mrs. Ella Mae Smitherman Walker,
32, died suddenly early Sunday at her home in Dothan. The young matron
was reared in Selma and attended high school here, her removal to south
Alabama taking place several years ago. News of her passing came as a
shock to family and friends.
The body was returned to this city Sunday afternoon, for funeral services held at 10 o'clock Monday morning from Breslin-Service chapel. The Rev. T. A. Chandler, pastor of the West End Baptist Church, offiicated. Burnal followed in New Live Oak cemetery. Pall- bearers were Charles Copeland, Twig Duke, Johnny Boykin, Bill Hill, Clarence Chester and Leonard McCary.
The immediate survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Harris, of Sel- ma, Mrs. Watt Dudley, Jr., of Benton, and two brothers, Joe and Sam Smitherman, both of Seima. Mrs. W. J. Keener is an aunt.
The body was returned to this city Sunday afternoon, for funeral services held at 10 o'clock Monday morning from Breslin-Service chapel. The Rev. T. A. Chandler, pastor of the West End Baptist Church, offiicated. Burnal followed in New Live Oak cemetery. Pall- bearers were Charles Copeland, Twig Duke, Johnny Boykin, Bill Hill, Clarence Chester and Leonard McCary.
The immediate survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Harvey Harris, of Sel- ma, Mrs. Watt Dudley, Jr., of Benton, and two brothers, Joe and Sam Smitherman, both of Seima. Mrs. W. J. Keener is an aunt.