ernest lodale millander
Funeral services for Mr. Ernest
L. Millander, 75, were held at 2:00 P. M. Saturday at the Cen- treville
Baptist Church with the Rev. Bennie Hubbard of Eoline and the Rev. A.
C. Paulk of Gad- sden officiating. Mr. Roy Martin sang "Shall We Gather
at the River" accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Robert Jamison. Mrs.
Jamison played soft music during the services.
Active pall bearers were Bill Ward, J. D. Gay, Alvia Jones, R. C. Cox, Leonard Filgo and Grady Chism.
Honorary pall bearers were Marion Filgo, Parker Ward, Lee Williams, Grady Cleveland, Carl Griffin, Steve Lee, Dr. Cooper Nicholson, Judge G. H. Stacy, Joe McCalla, Sr., Jim Oakley, Fred McGee, Golman Hayes, L. E. Owings, Grat Cleveland, Mead Stallings and Mims Cleveland.
Mr. Millander, a retired Bibb County Merchant, passed away at his home Thursday, February 6th, after a long illness. He was born in Randolph, Alabama, the son of the late Mr. John C. Millander and Mrs. Eliza C. Millander, on January 16, 1883.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Eula Smitherman Millander; one son, Murray L. Millander, of Gad- sden, Alabama, and one daughter, Mrs. Opal M. Burks of Selma; one brother, John Everett Millander of Centreville, and a grandson,
Murray E. Millander of Gadsden. Interment was in Randolph Cemetery with Jack Lee Funeral Directors in charge.
Active pall bearers were Bill Ward, J. D. Gay, Alvia Jones, R. C. Cox, Leonard Filgo and Grady Chism.
Honorary pall bearers were Marion Filgo, Parker Ward, Lee Williams, Grady Cleveland, Carl Griffin, Steve Lee, Dr. Cooper Nicholson, Judge G. H. Stacy, Joe McCalla, Sr., Jim Oakley, Fred McGee, Golman Hayes, L. E. Owings, Grat Cleveland, Mead Stallings and Mims Cleveland.
Mr. Millander, a retired Bibb County Merchant, passed away at his home Thursday, February 6th, after a long illness. He was born in Randolph, Alabama, the son of the late Mr. John C. Millander and Mrs. Eliza C. Millander, on January 16, 1883.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Eula Smitherman Millander; one son, Murray L. Millander, of Gad- sden, Alabama, and one daughter, Mrs. Opal M. Burks of Selma; one brother, John Everett Millander of Centreville, and a grandson,
Murray E. Millander of Gadsden. Interment was in Randolph Cemetery with Jack Lee Funeral Directors in charge.